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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1933
Page
30
Four boys who broke four windows at the New Castle Trade School last week were not charged with offenses after being apprehended by R. L. Stuart, special officer for the school board. They paid eight dollars to cover the damage.
A. T. Anderson of Washington Pa. was chosen commander of the Pennsylvania department Grand Army of the Republic at the annual convention in Pittsburgh. John W. Williams Etna was named senior vice commander with Louis B. Lomax Chester as Junior vice commander and other officers elected. The session included a tribute to Capt. William P. Wright, national G A R commander, whose death occurred during the meetings.
A series of short notices shows Mrs W L Davis visiting friends in Girard Ohio while Mrs Harry Quest visits Mrs Howard Robinson in Johnstown. Barbara Schulz attends a reunion in Oberlin and Mrs E L Conover visits son Walter Conover in Warren Street.
The Federation Juniors met at Mrs. Ezra Marvin’s home on Leasure Avenue to officially organize. Esther Wallace was elected president with Julia Gordon as vice president, Alice Throop secretary, and Margaret Shaffer treasurer. They sewed infant blankets for the Red Cross and planned activities until October.
The forty fourth annual reunion of the Pisor-Emery families met at Libery Grange hall with over one hundred attending. Charles Stewart of Mercer led the 2 PM business meeting and election naming Thomas Waddington of New Castle president Ira Pisor of Mercer as vice president Ola Crill of New Castle as secretary and Lottie Stewart of Mercer as treasurer. Rev R J Fredericks of Calvary Presbyterian gave the afternoon address and guests included Rev and Mrs Fredericks and son. The oldest attendees were A R Kerr Civil War veteran and Mrs Hannah Waddington of New Brighton and the youngest was the Fredericks child. Next year’s reunion is planned for the same hall.
Members gathered at Mrs Rose Magee’s Lorrain avenue home Thursday for a tu reen dinner hosted by the J O S club. Misses Velma Pullerton and Frances Smith attended as guests. Prize winners were Mrs Helen Hildebrand and Mrs Helen Emerick. Irene McClelland of Dewey avenue will host on Wednesday June 28.
The L. A. B. Club held its regular meeting Thursday at Mrs. Anna Mc Clymonds home in Edenburg. Prizes went to Mrs. John Shaffer and Mrs. Flora Cunningham with Mrs. D R Hudson as special guest. Mrs. Anna and Mrs. Paul McClymonds served the dessert. On Tuesday June 27 at 6 o clock Mrs. John Shaffer will host dinner at Cunningham Avenue.
Mr and Mrs Jim Goodchild hosted S A W Club members on Garfield Avenue. Winners named included Mrs Harry Flinner Mrs C C Andrews Edward King and Harvey Cooper. Lunch followed and plans were made for another meeting in three weeks hosted by Mr and Mrs Harry Flinner of Hillcrest.
Mrs. Harry Leathers hosted Moonlight 500 Club members Thursday at Mrs. George Woodring's Al mira Avenue home. Two tables of cards produced prizes for Mrs. Francis H. Johnston and Mrs. William Murphy. Lunch followed. Mrs. Woodring helped with the menu. In two weeks Mrs. Johnston of Allen Street will receive members.
Mrs Frank Meyers hosted the Jolly Twelve Club on Thursday night on Allen Street. Honors went to Mrs Charles Riney and Mrs Albert Perkins with a full table arrangement and a served lunch. In two weeks Mrs Charles Garner of East Brook will host.
Members of the Risen Star Club gathered June 13 at 1126 Scioto street hosted by Mrs. Brown. One new member enrolled and a lunch followed the business meeting. Two weeks hence the group will meet with Mrs. Lillian Clark on Shady Street.
Troop No. 14 will meet Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock in St. Mary's school for an afternoon gathering.
Mrs. Luiv Cronin of Toledo Ohio and Miss C Richards of Brooklyn New York report relief from severe nervousness and insomnia after using E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. They describe restored strength color and better sleep.
Religious circle notes report Epworth church Upstreamers class at Marjory Clark home on Mulberry Street. Members and guest Miss Katherine Grove contribute to the church building fund and plan a rain-gunshine drive through summer. Upcoming events include guest day June 25 with E O Delaney guiding a stained glass tour, a Pottery visit, and a July hike and picnic at Dr J C B Douthett’s Crystal Springs cottage.
The Standard Bearers of the Epworth Methodist Church will convene this evening at seven o'clock in the church's primary rooms for their gathering.
The King's Heralds of Epworth Methodist Church will meet Saturday at 10 30 in the primary room. Dr J A Galbraith will be the speaker at the gathering.
Birth notice indicates announcements must be signed with the name and address of the sender for publication in the column. Applies to all birth notices submitted to the paper.
Mr and Mrs Charles Ralston of North Liberty Street announce the birth of a son in Jameson Memorial Hospital on June 16.
Longmont Colorado June 16 carbon monoxide poisoning blamed by physicians for the deaths of Ann Morris and a companion a year ago in a case noted by local health officials.
Two young sisters, five and three, died within an hour of tonsil surgery at a local hospital. Surgeons said they would not have operated if they had known about poison. The girls were previously exposed to car exhaust gas last year.
A six shooter, believed unloaded, exploded during a Parkdale school rehearsal in Hood River. The unnamed boy, son of Charles Struck, was wounded in the hand as bystanders faced risk from the blast during the incident.
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