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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1932
Page
12
A quotation from the Goshen Daily News Times questions Democrats uniting in Chicago for a Battle Royal. It contrasts with a Knoxville Express complaint about issuing tax free bonds to obtain low interest and then criticizing the bonds for not paying taxes.
At the Republican gathering in Chicago, Lawrence Richey, Hoover’s confidential secretary, operates a hidden suite with a direct White House line and radio, guiding strategies for Hoover’s campaign amid renewed efforts to appoint a national committee chair. Nearby, events include meetings of local clubs, church groups, and social gatherings across the area.
Members of the Senior World Wide Guild of the First Baptist Church gathered Monday evening at Mrs. Clayton Bannon’s Fairmont Avenue residence. Mrs. Harry Cook led the meeting and plans were made for a August picnic. Mrs. Mary Landis introduced Ruth Williams Gustafson, a New Castle woman who has spent sixteen years in missionary work among India’s Hindus. Guests included Mary Strickler from Morgantown and Miss Betty Heasley.
Miss Helen Book hosts Y P C U members from the Third United Presbyterian church with Roy McCown Herbert Sines and Mabel Kocher forming the planning committee. July and August services are to be run by the group with several summer picnics planned and refreshments served.
Mr. Jackson notes Helen Lois Magee of Slippery Rock visiting cousin Ruth Hayes. Rev and Mrs Ross M Haverfield went to Wooster Ohio for commencement. Mr and Mrs Gerald Ball of Ellport visited at Edwin Ball's home. Mrs Grey Caskey and Patricia Ann visit W S Caskey. Mrs Samuel Gibson and son Jim my return home from relatives near Canonsburg. Mr and Mrs Ralph Spears and family visited at Mrs Sewall's in New Wilmington. Beaver Valley YPCU convention attendees from United Presbyterian church listed: Margaret and Eleanor Craig Wilma and Josephine Wallace Margaret and James Keane Robert Byler Dolly Baer Lucille Meanor Willa Caskey Almyra Pitts Laura Douglas Rev and Mrs Robert Hamill Sarah Thompson.
An advertisement argues health and beauty depend on a body free of constipation. It promotes Kellogg's All Bran as a safe cereal that provides bulk to move the bowels, plus iron and Vitamin B, claiming two tablespoonfuls daily relieves most constipation without habit formation.
The Phalanx fraternity plans a stag fish fry at Castle Beach on Wednesday evening June 15. Members will attend and participate, with details on entry and activities to follow.
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