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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1933
Page
6
No charges were preferred against four boys who broke four windows at New Castle Trade School days ago. They were apprehended by Fr. L. Stuart, special officer for the school board, and paid eight dollars to cover the damage.
Pennsylvania Grand Army of the Republic elects A T Anderson Washington Pa as commander at Pittsburgh convention. John W Williams Etna voted senior vice commander with Louis B Laings Chester and others named to key posts. Death of national commander Capt William P Wright noted.
Mrs W L Davis of Warren avenue guests in Girard Ohio visits Mrs Harry Quest of Johnstown with Mrs Howard Robinson on Walbut street. Miss Barbara Schuls of set avenue attends Oberlin reunion. Mrs E A Conover of Cleveland visits son Walter Conover on Pine street John Hatherley Pittsburgh plans Sunday visit with Bir and Mrs George Frey on Addis street. Virginia Duff of Sumner avenue heads to Pittsburgh for weekend. Frank Kerestely Jr of Arlington avenue in Jameson Memorial hospital care. Mrs J M Lewis of North Bergen N J visits with Mr and Mrs R E B Proctor on Bell avenue. Mrs Howard P McMillin of Washington DC visits her mother on Edison avenue. Attorney James L OToole of Pittsburgh, ex-New Castle, seen in New Castle Wednesday night. Laura Linton of North Mull street returns from California. Mrs Marian Gardner and infant son of Oak Street back from Jameson Memorial hospital. Mrs Joseph McGuire of Cortana listed.
A social evening hosted by Mrs Rose Magee on Lorraine Avenue featured a dainty repast organized by her daughters Anni and Mrs Paul McDymonds. Prizes were awarded to Francis Stone and Witla Murphy, with other members noted at the event. A Thursday gathering at Allen Street included Mrs John Smee and Mr and Mrs Goodchild among attendees.
Mise Brown Wox hosted the Flaming Star Club on June 13 at 1126 Selento Street. Members were served a dainty repast as one member, One- na Smamban, enrolled. The scene reflects a small community event with hosting duties shared.
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Religious and fraternal groups gathered for an evening at Epworth Methodist Church with plans for upcoming trips to Crystal Springs, a July all day event, and a series of meetings led by Reba Edwards and Marjory Clark. Junior choir and Standard Bearers also held sessions with speakers, breakfast plans at Cascade Park, and Sabbath school attendance targets noted.
Evening service at 3 o clock in the undsy school room of the church promises music by the Fireside String Ensemble of the McKinney Bible Close. Open Door Clam. Members of the Open Door Cass of the Third United Presbyterian church met at the home of Mr and Mrs George Kutler Hazen Street Thursday night. Plans were made for a plane at Cascade Park on Friday June 30 with an evening event. Games followed the business meeting led by the social committee. Mrs Arthur Minnitk was a special guest. The next meeting on Thursday July 20 will be at the home of Bir ae Howard Duncan Williams. You don't add to a man's dignity by calling him Mister. Think of saying Lagi Julius Caesar or per 7A Toledo pa papers pers speaks of the op lthete on tombstones Evidently the local epitaph aren’t epitaphs
Mr and Mrs Charles Ralston of North Liberty announce the birth of a son at Jameson Memorial hospital on June 26. Donna Jen aged three, sister to Give, died in a local hospital shortly after a tonsil operation. surgeons say they would not have operated if informed about the patient. The two girls died from gas fumes from an automobile exhaust last year.
In Longmont on June 16 reports say physicians blamed carbon monoxide poisoning for the deaths of two girls, Ann Morris and another child, after a year of investigation. The incident prompted investigations by local authorities and health officials.
An unloaded pistol exploded during a Parkale school rehearsal in Hood River Oregon wounding Charles Struck's son. The brief, dramatic incident at Parkale exposed several other students to risk as the weapon discharged amid tense moments.
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