Fragmentary Market Note From Local Shop
A brief readable fragment lists beverage and can prices: two cans for 25 cents and a bottle for 10 cents. No clear date or store name is readable.
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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1939
Page
19
A brief readable fragment lists beverage and can prices: two cans for 25 cents and a bottle for 10 cents. No clear date or store name is readable.
President Roosevelt disclosed a plan with his fiscal board to finance self sustaining projects through federal lending agencies, denying a two billion dollar stimulus but signaling a major New Deal effort to boost heavy industry without immediate budget increases. The discussion suggests broader tax base changes may come, with emphasis on government pump priming through lending mechanisms.
The Mahoning Chapter of the King's Daughters met at Mrs. Chester Fenton's new Lyon Boulevard home. Guests viewed Judge Bennett's Mower garden despite rain in Poland. Talks by Mrs. C. L Carlisle and others highlighted the afternoon. A porch rocker gift was presented to Mrs. Fenton.
Miss Geraldine Brooks of Enon Valley to wed Charles Halley of East Brook. A party at Miss Elizabeth Morgan’s Mt Jackson road home featured games and a luncheon after gifts for the bride to be. Attendants included Miss Martha Wike, Dorothy Morgan, and Ruth Wike.
A string of social visits and movements center on Pleasant Valley Lawrence Majors and related households. Mr and Mrs Frank Morrison and family travel to Detroit while neighbors from Slippery Rock New Castle and Princeton attend gatherings, birthdays and church meetings. corrections requested for a quoted sentence about souvenir buying.
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