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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1933
Page
15
New York dispatch reports a steadier stock market with mixed sentiment after yesterday’s sharp gains. Irregularities persist as investors react to improved dollar strength and earnings signals, with the steel industry rising about 3 percent and power production up around TA percent from the prior year.
Readable portions show a stock market page with numerous company names and price listings. The fragment mentions Amiytor, Consolidated Oil, Goodyear, Kodak, Inter Nickel, Pratt, Mottaomer Ward, and National Dairy among others, indicating a broad midday quote sheet. The text is garbled but preserves entity names and some ticker-like references.
A garbled OCR snippet lists numerous company names and stock figures such as Phelps Dodge Reading RR Westinghouse and Woolworth. It resembles a stock market page with assorted firms and percentage values but contains many errors and broken text. No coherent events or narrative emerge from the fragment.
International market notes show steady poultry demand with moderate supply, colored hens 29-13, Leghorn hens 11-14, broilers 14-30, turkeys 13-15, young stock 10-12. Butterworths report unsettled beef market, standard meats around 49-40, vegetables show weak tomato trade and slow cabbage demand in Virginia and Mississippi boxes. general price ranges listed for crates and baskets.
Livestock receipts total about 7,160 with a generally steady market. Cattle show varied weights with steers and heifers ranging from 285 to 985, cows from 285 to 490, and bulls 285 to 390. Hogs and pigs quoted 360 to 410, with porkers around 398 to 878. Sheep and lambs weaker with prime wethers 276 to 396 and yearlings 595 to 725. Market outlook mostly steady, demand moderate.
Lawwrothe county dog owners received a warning from law officers about penalties for breaking dog laws. A campaign at the courthouse revealed that 4,767 of last year’s 6,000 registered dogs had not complied, prompting renewed enforcement.
State troopers Paul Engin and Jaci Bradbury captured a raccoon after it entered a North Hill chicken coop and killed one hen while two others went missing. The animal was restrained with bare hands and handed to Game Warden Frank Coen, who planned to relocate it to rural territory.
One hundred men of North Sewickley Presbyterian Church gathered in church rooms for a fathers and sons evening. The event featured a humorous married versus single men baseball game, a sumptuous dinner, floral tributes, and toasts led by Rev. E Bel, with Maxwell and Hays singing and remarks by Rev. H. D. Maxwell on Home Buying and its effects.
Ellwood, June 24. Mr. and Mrs. Frank McKim were honored as the bride and groom of recent date at a church dining room party hosted by the Minge Daughters of the Bible Club. Mrs. Bayder and Mr. and Mrs. McKim received gifts. a lunch was served by a committee.
Dale and Khoury found guilty of conspiracy to rob the home of Mila Cors Gunningham. Trial noted the defendants denied charges while witnesses testified. The court proceedings and related service details followed, with remarks on local residents and a memorial prior to sentencing.
An event at the city venue features readings and music in an evening program presented by the Aitedea group and the We B A lodge. Attendees will enjoy performances, social time, and community engagement in a cultural gathering.
A small town dinner in Elwood City drew residents for a pleasant evening of food and fellowship. Local organizers, including prominent residents, hosted the event to celebrate community spirit and enjoy conversations over shared meals.
An Elwood business club held a meeting on June 14 to discuss future plans. Attendees debated the month and location for upcoming events and agreed on confirming the time and place. The session concluded with announcements and next steps for the organization.
A flag day program organized by Kaas Maénher was held with Rev. performing or leading a closing rite as part of the observance. The readable lines indicate community participation and a commemorative session.
In Blewood City on June 14, Sera Emmett Liebendorfer and other officers were elected. The report notes retirements of Barlow and two others as officials of the cabin and mentions a presentation at 3. The wording reflects a publishable local record of civic roles and changes.
Mrs W Le Timblin hosted a church gathering at Wurtemburg home as members united for devotion led by Mr Hughes. Harry Haven presided at the business session with plans for an evening ten at the church on July 12 and entertaining games led by Victor Kouch. Mrs Timblin received a surprise gift lamp from the class and members in appreciation of her faithful service. A reception followed hosted by Frances Mellard Harry Hailed Mrs Hagen and Mrs Wellar Prougtt with plans for a next meeting to be hosted by Mike Prantes and Medard in alternating weeks.
Ellwood city society notes describe hostess Theodots TerLinden hosting a First Church women’s group program with study periods and discussions. Plans for public meetings in July and August are formalized. Next meeting set for February at Youn. recent avenue.
Mrs Wallace will again lead the Legion Auxiliary of J Wilbur Randolph Post in Ellwood City with officers elected and plans set for upcoming activities. First vice president is Mrs Ridney, second vice president Mrs David Ci He, secretary treasurer Mrs Dorothy Ora, secretary Mrs Korian, with Mrs McOpittious as senior air. A future home event at Mrs Charles Zeigler is planned and a joint program with Mrs Mary French is noted. bridge yielded a high score to Mrs Ralph Lttie.
A federal grand jury indicted a man from Ellwood City on charges of transporting a stolen automobile across state lines from Ohio to Pennsylvania. The indictment alleges the defendant drove the car, owned by Elmon Mibares of Cleveland, into Ellwood City.
Ren Bedard former county official introduced Tad Shields who spoke to the Kiwanis Club at The Castleton luncheon. His talk titled Ontwisting the Rope Our Present Pinnacles System argued for using government credit to increase money supply and reduce dead interest while expanding the medium of exchange. Vice President Bolen attended as President was absent and an inter-club relay was announced.
W C A notes seek reading books for use in Katy Did lodge library. Fred Lorelte wig issued to O A. Books to be placed on shelves. volunteers to collect and help set them. Counsellors to meet tonight with newly selected topics and plans for the coming term.
A spokesman for Norman H. Davis denied reports he resigned or intended to resign as American Ambassador-at-large. In Washington the claim cited Davis name on lists of favored clients of J. P. Morgan & Co. and prompted questions from Congress and press coverage.
Troop 18 held an overnight camp along the Neeshannock creek with 19 boys sleeping under canvas and taking breakfast under the supervision of an assistant scoutmaster.
The Pine Grove Scout meeting, led by Ralph PF. Davis, outlined future activities. Harry Miles Jr. and Charles sek served as tasters and Scoutmaster sessions with Ed. Mercer as Senior Patrol Leader. Officials planned a summer camp at Camp Phillips, targeting a two week period in July.
Four long-serving YMCA directors were re elected and a new director was added to extend terms. J Clyde Guilfllton John Ray Preston Homer C Drake and Danial B Woolcock were renamed. officials will announce the new member upon acceptance. About 40 Young Minorath members plan a park outing today at Cascade Park.
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