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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1935
Page
5
Camp at East Brook enjoys a popular pool as temperatures rise. Girls are having a jolly time while a large crowd of parents attends last Friday’s entertainment. A grand finale is planned for next Friday evening. A new group of campers arrives Monday June 24.
The Baldwin Bible Class of Highland United Presbyterian held a tea for 75 members at hostess Mrs. Thomas Lindsay’s Graceland Cemetery road home. Guests enjoyed games, a buffet luncheon, floral decor by Mrs. Lindsay and Mrs. Ingham, and a Baldwin Chorus performance with special guests Mrs. Clara Stephenson of Pittsburgh and Mrs. J. H. Gilfillian of the city.
The New Castle Perry Chapter of the Daughters of 1812 held its closing meeting at Mrs. W. H. Weinschenk’s home with Reg ent A Eckles in charge. Guests from the Ladies auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars attended. Readings included the Indiana translation of the 23rd Psalm and the flag pledge, with music by Verne Christopher on saxophone.
The Sisterhood of Temple Israel hosts a closing luncheon and president's party Tuesday at 1 PM. Speaker Mrs. J C Newman of Cleveland addresses "The Woman of Today" with Mrs Ralph Wertheimer of Cleveland as program guest and Peace of the State of Ohio chair. Mrs M Schoenberger chairs the luncheon. Mrs Harry Botwin presides. Miss Lena Silverman performs piano selections.
A group of New Castle women returned from Philadelphia where the Grand Chapter convention of the Order of the Eastern Star met June 8 13. Mrs Louis B Round received the appointment as District Deputy Grand Matron for district 2 B.
Miss Dorothy Boyles hosted a Friday evening shower for Mrs. Paul Hite nee Barbara Bratschie. Four contract-style tables awarded prizes to Dolores Gould and Virginia Conover as guests gifted the honoree with many home items after luncheon. Out-of-town guest Mrs. Donald McCleary attended.
A compiled list of weekly meetings and events for local clubs across the area. Entries include names of clubs such as Ministers Wives, Mahoningtown Garden, Ladies Of Lions, and Bridge groups with hostess addresses and times noted on Tuesday Wednesday Thursday and Saturday.
Herbert S. Kirk announces a petition from the Electric Consumers League and allied groups urging immediate Section II of the Burns McDonnell survey. The aim is a complete cost, operating expense, revenue, and rate analysis to judge municipal electric ownership and inform New Castle voters and the state PSC.
A second hunt for an alleged slayer is under way after Clyde Irley 30 died of a heart stab in Hendersonville. Henry Thompson 27 of Reissing is sought, while Ray Kunselman 35 of Washington remains wanted for questioning in Dorothy Horne 19 slaying. sightings from Western Pennsylvania continue.
Judge James A. Chambers denied motions to quash indictments against M. Belle Emery and David McMahon over alleged numbers lottery charges. Trials proceed with evidence largely repeating prior testimony. case centers on operations at Emery home on East New Jersey.
Leaders and friends joined a Saturday work session to ready camping areas for the upcoming season. Participants included James Bowman Bill Brown Bob Allen Jack Court Clay Rubel Guy DeLetto Nunz Faella Sandy Howard Bill Wallover John Rubels Bob Cole Red Logan Joe Hartland R F Davis Bill Dickinson and Hainsworths Jack and A S.
Mr and Mrs Harry Solomon of 1105 Pollock Avenue will greet friends and relatives at home on Wednesday evening June 19 to mark their twenty fifth wedding anniversary.
Assistant Attorney General Joseph B. Keenan said a thorough investigation would be conducted into the charges against Ewing Mitchell former assistant secretary of commerce. Keenan stated he would study all documents and begin a sweeping inquiry as soon as possible.
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