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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1931
Page
15
Mrs. Kathleen Lebihan of Paris arrived Sunday for a five to six month visit with her daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs J Palk of 313 West Cherry Street. Unable to speak English she chats in French with her hosts. Mr and Mrs Palk recently traveled to New York City to meet her.
Mrs. Ruth Edwards of Warren Ohio called at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs J A Nickerson on North Cedar Street Tuesday.
Walter and Margaret Craven of Newell Pennsylvania are guests of relatives residing on Cherry Street.
Albert Fulton of Huntington Indiana, a former city resident, is spending a couple of weeks with friends here.
RETURN TRIP Stanton Wettich recently returned from Amherst College and left Wednesday for a short stay in New York City. Mrs Tozer, visiting her sister Mrs M R Olmstead of Fifth Street, has returned to Akron Ohio. Geraldine Covert of Youngstown Road is in quarantine for scarletina per word received.
John Fosnought of Wampum visited friends in the seventh ward on Tuesday, sharing time in a social visit.
Members of the L. S. C. Book club will hold a luncheon at noon Friday at the home of Mrs. George Meyer located on Madison avenue.
The Mahoningtown branch of the New Castle free public library is open today. Books may be returned and borrowed. A number of new books may be secured.
A Mahoning Methodist church choir rehearsal is set for Friday evening at the church. Members are expected to attend to practice songs for an upcoming service.
Augusta Statzer lodge meeting scheduled for Monday evening June 22 at the Clendenin building. Grand International Auxiliary No 453 to the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers will hold a tureen dinner Thursday June 25 at noon at the City building followed by a 2 o'clock business session. Mrs Lucy Woodring.Jr of Youngstown Ohio visited Ward residents and returned home Wednesday evening. Beatrice Davy's Sunday school class of Mahoning Methodist church will meet Friday evening at Dorothea Johnson's West Clayton street residence.
The season offers SPALDING swimwear for Senior Junior Mater Daughter and the little Dog paddlers. The most popular models are priced at 4.50 and 5.50 dollars.
The SS Health Protection Board announced a plan to update safety and preventive care guidelines. Officials expect input from medical groups and public health experts to shape the new policy.
Power company workers from Youngstown investigated a Tuesday night street light outage in Mahoningtown. They spent hours Wednesday at the North Liberty Street Madison Avenue corner, where lights were dimmed and about half the district’s lamps went off after initial glow.
Members of the Standard Bearers of the Mahoning Methodist church will be entertained Friday afternoon at the home of Miss Ruth Stimple Willow Grove.
Mrs. David D. Sleppy of Newell Avenue wife of the Mahoning Methodist pastor will attend Camp Friendship in Cherry Run camp ground Rimersburg Pa as one of seven staff members. She will oversee the Methods classes through the closing day June 30.
The Wagner family of North Cedar Street leaves for their Cottage Grove camp to spend the summer season away from home.
J. B. Butts and Misses Mildred Loleta and Bernice Butts with Mrs. Mary Fiery of 501 West Cherry street left for Martinsburg West Virginia on Wednesday. Mr. Butts will return today or tomorrow while the others plan to stay until about July 8. Mr. Butts will return to Martinsburg on July 1 and all will come home together.
A meeting of the Penna Bo lodge of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen is scheduled for Wednesday afternoon next week at Woodmen hall.
Mabel Wilson lodge members of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen will meet next Thursday June 25 at Malta Hall. The lodge meets twice a month, attendees will discuss union matters and upcoming events.
Robert Rinehart of Painesville spent Wednesday visiting a number of friends in the seventh ward, with morning and afternoon calls noted.
Mrs Sherman Weaver and family attended the Wath family reunion at Grove City Memorial park along with Jesse Collins and John Weaver families. The event was described as very enjoyable by attendees. Timber from the old Chambers property barn at N Liberty street and Madison avenue has been dismantled by J A Prater and the white pine timbers are being cleared away. The timber remains in good condition.
Mrs Mae Conley of Pittsburgh concludes a social visit with friends on Atlantic avenue and returns home.
Philadelphia June 18 John Brown a Fairmont park guard lay in a hospital in critical condition after being struck by a moving automobile driven by Russell Turner an escaped patient from Byberry Hospital. Turner 24 fought three patrolmen before capture after breaking a hospital window to escape.
The Pittsburgh Synod of the United Lutheran Church to ordain ten candidates tonight. Greensburg natives Albert Gessler and George McCreary, and New Castle residents G. W. Stough and John Woods are among those to be ordained. The convention will be held at Warren First Lutheran church with Elmer Bittle named secretary of benifice and Elmer Rice as treasurer.
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