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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1936
Page
16
Central Press dispatch notes Cleveland convention managed with harmony and strong leadership. Landon Knox ticket viewed favorably while Borah seen as ineffective. Vandenberg cited as potential future presidential nominee. party hopes New Deal opposition will be met by Hamilton led organization.
International News Service reports Dr. Louis Dublin of Metropolitan Life Insurance says odds favor Rockefeller not living to 100. At 97 on July 8, he quit golf and church attendance, rests at Lakewood New Jersey, with radio as main entertainment. Born 1839 in Richford New York, he built Standard Oil and retired in 1911. He is noted for large charitable giving.
North Beaver Westfield notes list morning service at 11 30 with Rev Edwin A Shoemaker preaching on Living the Christian Life. Lord's Supper observed June 28. Guest ministers include Rev R G Woodburn June 24 Rev Floyd W Barr June 25 and Rev John J McIlvaine June 26. Prayer services at Bethel U P June 19 strawberry social and Guild meeting. Several residents visit relatives and friends in town and nearby towns during the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs George Foster Reznor filed a county court suit against the borough of Mercer claiming Mrs. Reznor fractured her skull in a fall on the icy pavement while crossing from North Diamond street to the courthouse last winter. She is a patient at the Cleveland Clinic after brain tumor surgery.
The Young Democrats advisory board and steering committee met to plan a dancing party set for Tuesday July 14 at Cascade Park. Joseph Hensley is president and Carl Hauffler is general chairman with multiple committees led by Richard Shellogg and C W Wolfe. The text also includes unrelated political quotes about representative government and peace.
The American Automobile Association via the New Castle Motor Club issued a statement criticizing parking meters for cities. The A A A executive committee opposes meters as another tax and harassment for motorists, says they do not ease congestion, and would enrich private firms through city ordinances.
A witty wartime exchange recalls a 1918 Christmas when the speaker spent the day peeling potatoes. When asked what he wanted, the reply was a humorous insistence on getting a new top-kick, revealing morale and humor in difficult times.
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