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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1938
Page
11
Continued from preceding page the Lawrence County mercantile appraiser's list for 1938 details retail mercantile licenses restaurant and eating house licenses billiard licenses and related entries. It records names locations and license categories with partial footnotes indicating amendments and additions for the year.
Lawrence County Sportsmen's Council will meet Friday at the YOM. The gathering will organize the Lawrence County Coon Hunters association and plan distribution of one day old pheasant chicks to clubs. News by mail subscription offered at five dollars yearly.
Lions members debated funding a new City Hall with two speakers, Attorney William D. Coban and Paul G. Dinglady arguing for and against. They recalled the 1875 project when New Castle invested 46 000 for a central structure, noting the town now with about 3 500 residents and 7 590 in 63 years.
Mr and Mrs Howard Reno announce the birth of a daughter on June 5. Mr and Mrs Earl Overbeck entertained over 30 friends at their home last Thursday in honor of William Blows and Albert Ihrenberg who will leave next Wednesday to join the U S army. The evening featured games square dancing and late supper.
Eighteen members of the Truth Seekers class of Harmony Baptist Church held a regular monthly meeting at Mr. and Mrs. George Thomas home. Claude Duncan led devotionals and business. A class picnic is planned for Ramblers Rest on July 9. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. William Thomas. Castlewood notes report Jean Jones returning from a week at the Everett Shell home near Portersville.
Sunday program at Mt Hermon includes Sunday school at 10 20 and sermon at 11 30 led by Rev Shaeffer with Christian Endeavor at 6 pm. Attendees for county Sunday school convention list multiple residents and visitors. vacation Bible school opens at Princeton High with over 160 enrolled. notes on corsage care and fashion trends conclude.
Morning worship at 10 30 followed by Sunday school PF G UL in the evening at 7 Rev Paul Chapin pastor Station notes list moves visits and family tales around Princeton area including Rose Point New Castle Moundsville and nearby towns plus a birth and Bible school attendance and a summer cottage move roundout The News by Mall One Year five dollars
A Sunday birthday celebration for Mrs Delia Pollyblank was held at her home with dinner and roses on the table. Attendees included out of town guests Laura Hohnoddie Bea Mrs Anna Bonnet Petersburg Ohio and others from Steubenville New Castle and Cleveland. West Pittsburg notes mention local visits and social greetings among area residents. Dr Annie Jump Cannon and Dr Cecilia Payne Gaposchkin were named to Harvard appointments. Alice Hamilton noted as emerita industrial medicine professor.
Joe Augustine reports the South Side Merchants South Hills game is postponed to Thursday as grounds are allocated to Slovak A C and K Pulaskis. Slovaks pitcher Spud Badurik will start with Soveski catching, while Mrozek and Severa form the K Pulaskis battery. A large crowd is expected given the even matchups in the City League.
New York June 15 International News Service reports Joe Louis preparing to defend his heavyweight title against Max Schmeling on June 22 looks better than two years ago when he was knocked out. Schmeling meanwhile perfects his right, the telltale blow in 1936, for the approaching bout.
Ryantown Tigers defeated the Ryantown All Stars in a fast game at Ryantown 10 to 4. Batteries for the Tigers were Rausch and Bodendorffr while Hare and Hoen shell pitched for the losers. Also noted were other local results and seeking games notices for amateur teams and fast-age divisions across nearby towns.
Mahoning defeated the Red Sox two to one at E. and A. Field in a City League game. Mahoning out-hit the Red Sox, with Tullough of Mahoning driving the only extra base hit, a double. Mahoning scored first in the fifth, Red Sox replying in the seventh. Box score partial. Rainey and Akron credited with RBIs. Strausbaugh and Donegan as umpires.
DeCaprios defeated Princeton Tigers 4-3 in a Junior League softball league contest after trailing. The DeCaprios staged a late rally at Dean Park ahead of Thursday’s game against the Fankins. Batteries DeCaprios Santangela and Gennocs for DeCaprios, Brown Garravasals for Princeton.
Union Panthers meet Mahoning A. C. Reserves tonight at 5:15 at Union home field in a return affair. Pintabona A. C. edged Mira A. C. 10-5 at Dean Park with Sea razzi Scipion and DeVitto belting homers.
St Josephs nine edged A Pulaski 4 to 3 at Rotary Field Tuesday after overcoming a two run Pulaski lead. Theron pitched for St Josephs, surrendering only singles late as the Saints rallied with three runs in the sixth to secure the win.
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