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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1933
Page
48
A new twenty foot concrete highway to New Castle Junction near the Mahoning River will be opened within ten days after curing. It replaces a long dangerous cow path, promises smoother travel and a formal marking of its opening amid celebratory plans.
Real estate owners and their protective association in Vandergrift Pa formed a credit bureau to exchange information on tenant rent paying. They act to curb what they describe as low mood chiseling by renters and to prevent escapes from paying rent.
New Castle foresters in Trout Run stage concerts and talent shows in camp with Lyman Graham on tenor guitar Tony Bondi and Charley Yearage performing Italian songs Joe Edmunds taps 175 pounds of energy Captain Allison Lieutenant McLaughlin and Sergeant Gavaghan rally the lads for more events Local notes mention a mystery letter from a girl Dick Byers tops horseshoe Carl Boenish teases redheads Mike Melcher longs for swimming Bud Lucas grows a mustache Frank Asselton fishes trout and deer sightings abound The camp marks its first month with four heavy blankets nightly and a note on statehood timing.
Jane Gardner visits grandparents. W H M S meets June 20 at Mrs Fletcher’s home. Cooper reunion held June 15 at Shollers. Hunt family attends London Grange Hall reunion June 19. Lutz family moves to cottage on Neshannock Creek. Gardner and Jane visit McCune home. Caldwell children visit Miller home. Milo Moose returns from hospital to home after surgery. Rev E D Thompson begins White Chapel meetings June 11. M E church cancels evening service during White Chapel events. Drake family notes and post surgery arrangements in Rich Hill. Scrapper tip for hammering old license tag on outside steps.
The First Free Methodist church on Arlington avenue hosts a Children’s Day service at 10 15 Sunday morning. The program lists openings songs prayers recitations solos and duets by named children and groups with many titles reflecting devotional themes culminating in a promotions address by the pastor.
Two men claiming to represent county engineers offices sell roadmaps with a promise of ten delivered maps. The schemes leave buyers without the promised maps, according to District Attorney Wade K. Newell.
Japanese soldiers gasp at the naked boatmen who haul junks along the Luan River amid treacherous rapids. The oarsmen wear no clothing from dawn to night to steer vessels and pull ropes through rocky stretches. Economists note current price rises due to currency disorders.
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