Sabbath School Group Convention Thursday at Epworth M. E.
A Sabbath School group schedules a Thursday convention at Epworth Methodist Episcopal Church. Details include location Epworth M. E. and date in the church calendar.
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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1936
Page
5
A Sabbath School group schedules a Thursday convention at Epworth Methodist Episcopal Church. Details include location Epworth M. E. and date in the church calendar.
The 98th annual convention of the Lawrence County Sabbath School Association will meet at Epworth M E church East Washington Street and Butler Avenue on Thursday. Dr R L Montgomery president of Muskingum College will speak on Christian perspectives about political economic and social issues from his travels. Ministers and Sabbath school leaders including Rev E H Bonsall Mrs John M Bailey Rev A J Randles Dr S E Irvine and Prof W L Rainey will participate in the all day program.
The Mercer County Sabbath School Association outlines a two day program led by Mrs R J Fredericks and mission leader with delegates. A 25 cent noon meal and 35 cent Christian Fellowship dinner are planned. The county Young People will provide music and participate in evening devotionals. Afternoon awards honor top Lawrence county Women's Adult Classes for attendance and evening awards recognize Men's Adult Classes with best attendance rate.
Washington June 15 members of both houses pressed toward a compromise on the relief-deficiency bill. A settled point gave the president control of the $1.425 billion relief fund via WPA chief Harry Hopkins while disagreements remained over the $300 million PWA allotment, the $57 million reclamation item, the $85.5 million for Tugwell’s resettlement program, and a revival plan for the Florida ship canal project with presidential use of relief funds upon feasibility by engineers.
Canton government rejects the Japanese consul-general's demand to suppress anti-Japanese actions after mass demonstrations in south China and failed talks among army leaders from the north and south.
The Pleas ant Valley school reunion in Neshannock township is postponed from June to August. A new date will be chosen later and announced. The notice appears in The News by Mail or Year five dollars and six cents.
Detroit June 16 United States Senator James R Couzens backs the GOP in the fall election Declares I am a Republican leaving Democrats without a candidate for governor or other office Liberal planks at the national convention influenced his move Gov Wilber M Brucker had announced a run but party leaders pledge support Couzens faces a GOP primary contest with Broad support expected from state leaders and Gov Frank D Fitzgerald Raincoats and fashion notes close the item with spring wardrobe details.
Hughes a 96 year old veteran carries his 17 month old son Frank lin Roosevelt Hughes to a Democratic convention. The baby bears an autographed photograph from President Roosevelt. The father notes an unusual scene as a centenarian guardian brings a toddler to party events amid wartime references.
About 400 people will take part in the Festival of Nations at Benjamin Franklin Junior High School auditorium Friday night June 19. The Works Progress Administration with the Governors Disaster Relief committee and the American Red Cross present the event featuring German mixed chorus Polish Falcon society Italians Welsh choir Croatians Negroes Spanish and Hawaiians. WPA orchestra directed by Ben Shulansky will provide music. Admission is free but children under 16 should not attend due to seating limits.
Mrs Mabel Schott reports thirty years of constipation with gas bloating headaches and back pain. Adlerika claims rapid action within thirty minutes and complete cleansing of the bowel tract. Dr H L Shoub notes bacteria and colon bacilli checks. One spoonful relieves gas and constipation. Sold by Eckerds and New Castle Drug Company.
Senator Royal S. Copeland of New York said he will skip the Democratic national convention in Philadelphia next week to attend a Cleveland medical meeting. He argued the Roosevelt administration betrayed 1932 party pledges and accused party leaders of leaning toward Marxist doctrines, denying any lure of the New York gubernatorial nomination.
In Philipsburg Pennsylvania 40 year old Peter Adomini of Munson was shot in the abdomen by a police officer while fleeing after detectives found stolen goods from a lathe. The blast outside the theatre proved to be a Fourth of July prank by youths. Women fainted and others were bruised during the exit scramble.
Joseph B. Eastman federal coordinator of transportation told the American Institute of Cooperation at the University of Illinois that transportation trends show better service at lower prices and rising traffic. He warned that agencies cannot rely on raising rates to cover finances and must seek increased volume.
The tropical disturbance off Florida has redeveloped and is rapidly moving northeastward. A center of moderate intensity is about 400 miles southwest of Bermuda, and vessels in the Bermuda region are advised to exercise caution.
The notice lists multiple marriage license applicants and their addresses in New Castle and nearby areas including Atlantic Avenue Penn’a Avenue and Beaver Street. Names include Willie Woodge with 413 Wood St and Verna Uber at 117 Atlantic Ave among others in New Castle R D and nearby towns.
In Tarentum Pennsylvania 17 year old William Schaffer died after a homemade flatboat leaky craft filled with water. He tumbled into the river as companions Joseph Gezo and Frank Malohricky struggled to stay afloat. Gezo and Malohricky were rescued. Real estate transfers listed and President Roosevelt signed the commodity bill as a New Deal emergency measure.
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