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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1932
Page
5
Workmen remove the frame building wrecked by a gasoline explosion to prepare the public square for a two story brick building. The new structure will be started soon. The item includes a note on Americanism regarding tariffs and public funds.
May total circulation reached 24 095 books with 12 035 adult fiction and 6 758 juvenile fiction. Branch gains included Mahoningtown 26 percent South Side 30 percent East Side 15 percent and main library up 10 percent.
Frank Nugent and several city employees have begun repairing playground equipment in shop. After repairs, the equipment will be moved to the playgrounds that open June 20. Tennis courts will be rolled as soon as rain stops.
The official board of Bethel A. M. E. Church meets this evening at 8 30. This will be the last meeting before the quarterly conference convening June 28.
Mrs Blanche Mabin and her evangelistic singing group from Aliquippa will lead the song service during the revival at Payne A M E mission on Wednesday and Thursday evenings this week.
The sewing circle of the Church of God in Christ will meet at No. 7 West Home street at five o'clock daylight savings time.
The Women s Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the Second Baptist Church will meet Thursday evening in the parsonage for a scheduled gathering.
Members of the Bethlehem Bible Class at Second Baptist Church will meet Friday evening at 7 o'clock at the church.
The Sunshine Kensington Club gathered Monday at Mrs. Laura Pinkard's West Falls Street with sixteen members. Flowers colored the living room as guests enjoyed fancy work and music. Special guests included Mrs. Warrington Branch Carter Tilghman Biggs Derry Coleman Bailey. Refreshments were served by the hostess assisted by Anna Taylor Virginia Wilkes and Bernice Carter.
June Gettings and others on sick lists across Superior Pearl Street and North Jefferson Street. Various visits to Pittsburgh Cleveland Youngstown and Greenville mark a busy schedule as hospitals clinics and W C T U events appear.
Junior members of the P. H. C. meet at Malta hall at 7 30 this evening. Seniors will follow with a social hour at 8 30. M and K class members of the People's Mission meet Thursday evening at Mrs William McClelland's home Bell avenue.
Birth notices report a son for Mr. and Mrs. John Kerr of South New Castle Borough born Sunday June 12. A son for Mr. and Mrs. Adam Grell of Pulaski born June 15 at Jameson Memorial hospital. A daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Gavrey of McCleary Avenue born June 15 at Jameson Memorial. A son named Charles Marquis Greer welcomed by Mr. and Mrs. Millard Greer of Roselyn Farms Pittsburgh.
Local residents share visits and gatherings. Sam Oakes paints his residence and the Oakes mine resumes work after a brief shutdown. Various guests from Mercer Grove City New Wilmington Karns City Beaver Falls and Jackson Center attend family and club events with dancing lunch and Dorcas club fellowship.
Members of Section B of the Y. S. B. class of the Third U P Church will gather at Cascade Park Thursday morning at 8 o clock for breakfast.
Members of the Iretta Dart class of the First Christian church will hold a picnic Thursday at the home of Miss Addie Stevens on the Wilmington road.
Mrs. Covert's class of the Gospel Tabernacle will hold a picnic on Thursday at the Gibbons home on Haus Avenue extension.
L C B A meeting at 8 pm this eve at Mrs Dora Hills Orchard Way Walmo with changes to entertainments. Open Door Class hosts Thursday at Court street and Crawford avenue. C C Missionary Society meets Tuesday at East Washington street with fourteen members and new member Mrs Clara Kehna. July 12 at Mrs Helen Strobels Galbreath avenue. A R C Girls of Wesley Methodist are hosted Tuesday by Mrs Norman Cox Butz street. July 12 at Leah Nature Moore avenue.
Loyal Band class members are listed as part of the program with notes on their roles and activities within the unit. The roster highlights participation, marching duties, and class affiliations for the student ensemble.
James H. Mitchell was found not guilty by a jury of possession of liquor and discharged from custody. Costs were assessed to Lawrence county. State patrol examined brakes on vehicles along the New Wilmington New Castle highway. The Pittsburgh district inspected New Castle and nearby recruiting stations per Chief Boatswain's Mate F R Allison. Commander C M James, naval recruiting officer, has been moved to Jameson Memorial Hospital for observation and treatment.
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