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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1933

Page

2

Weekend Toll Down Despite Holiday Highways Crowd

Weekend traffic in Pennsylvania yielded four deaths and twelve injuries. Key incidents include a Philadelphia hit-and-run fatality, Wilkes-Barre bus collision injuring seven, and a New Castle crash with two fatalities and a 14 year old injured. International News Service reports heavy traffic and varied crashes across Tarentum Pittsburgh Philadelphia Harrisburg and other locales.

International News Service Pennsylvania Philadelphia Wilkes-Barre Tarentum Robert McCaffrey Pittsburgh John P. Davis Harrisburg New Castle Nathan A. Offutt Sylvester Sager

Roosevelt Enjoys Two Week Sail on Amberjack II

The article describes President Roosevelt aboard the 45-foot schooner Amberjack II on a pleasure cruise from Edgartown harbor. He stays in old oilskins, embraces rough seas, and relaxes as night approaches despite squalls.

Roosevelt Franklin D. Roosevelt Edgartown Mass Nantucket Half Moon Harbor Edgar Town Provincetown Mr. Roosevelt Anchorage Edgartown Harbor

Goitre Dangers Warned By Battle Creek Specialist

A Battle Creek goitre specialist warns sufferers of the danger of neglect and notes thousands harmed by goitre. Readers may request a free illustrated home treatment book by writing to Physicians Treatment and Advisory Co. Suite 275 G 65 Michigan Ave Battle Creek Michigan.

Battle Creek Physicians Treatment and Advisory Co Michigan Ave Michigan

Reunion Fetes 28th Division Veterans with Rodeo in Mt Gretna

The 28th Division veterans concluded a two day reunion featuring vaudeville and moving pictures. A Sunday address by Lieut Col Shenkel urged attendance at next year’s Mt Gretna gathering on August 5 and 6 with a state patrol escorted caravan. A resolution urged Major General Shannon to seek the 1934 Pennsylvania governor’s seat. Rodeo events drew about 2,000 spectators with Cap Harvey Bintrim leading riding drills and a tug of war finale.

Jimmy Brownfield Adanco Walter West John Shenkel Pittsburgh Division Mt. Gretna Wilkinsburg State Highway Patrol Eroe United States William Eroe R. L. Thompson C. H. Fleming Society of the 28Th Division Frank T. Sargent A. L. Conn Assembly Harvey G. Bintrim George Mitchell George Seyffert George Pollock William G. Price David J. Davids Harrisburg

William J McNeil Tries Death by Own Action

A man identified as William J McNeil shot himself in his New Castle home. He was found by Thomas Clements Jr after the shot, conscious and receiving emergency care at New Castle Hospital where surgeons sought to locate the bullet. A note naming an undertaker and a revolver were found in the room.

William Clements Thomas Clements Jr Mr. McNeil Cecil Suber Willis McMullen New Castle Hospital McNeil

United States Delegation At Odds Over Tariff Plan

American delegates clash with trade experts aboard the President Roosevelt liner over who runs the conference and how to draft tariff ideas. Feis and Chalmers prepared a tentative schedule for discussion not a formal program, prompting embarrassment and newspaper ridicule in London. The effort likely fails to gain support for horizontal tariff cuts, leaving no definite U.S. plan.

Roosevelt London Herbert Feis Henry Chalmers Commerce Department League King George’s Garden Party Feis League Secretariat Windsor Castle Pittman London Daily Telegraph U. S Daily Express Morning Post News- Chronicle

Two Plaingrove Men Die As Oil Truck Collides With Car

In New Castle two well known Plaingrove residents died after a head on collision between an oil truck and a car en route to New Castle. Offutt and Sager, both Plaingrove locals, were injured along with Joe Medved and L. R. McGahan of Erie and Pearl Z. Fowler of 616 North Cedar street with Sager pronounced dead at New Castle hospital. Coroner Orville Potter planned an inquest later in the week. Funeral arrangements were set for Offutt and Sager with services in Plaingrove and Graceland cemetery.

Joe Medved L. R. McGahan Erie Pearl Z. Fowler North Cedar Street Orville Potter W. E. Stoops State Highway Patrol Offutt Sager New Castle Fair Grounds Fry Harlansburg J. L. Cox Woodland Avenue New York State Young Medved Lee Stewart Pennsylvania Power Company Potter

Deaths of the Day in Scott and nearby towns

Obituary notices report the deaths of Mrs. Fannie Richeal 71 of Scott township and several others including Dr. John S. Elder of Millersburg Mrs. Rosalie Onasch Laura West and Mrs. Grace E. Byerley. Details include family links church affiliations funeral times and burial places in Scott township Harlansburg Maitland Oak Park Greenwood Franklin Square and other local cemeteries.

Kidnappers Free St Paul Brewer For Big Ransom

The Sankey gang is believed to have collected at least 172000 in ransoms for three kidnappings since the Lindbergh case. Boettcher was released for 60000 after being abducted from his garage in February, Bohn secured 12000 in March, with police avoidance and note exchanges typical of the gang's method.

Sankey Gang Boettcher Sankey Bohn Lindbergh

Richards Dinner Draws Many Attendees at Castleton

Reservations are being made for a testimonial dinner at the Castleton Hotel honoring Howard B. Richards, manager of the New Castle Water Company, who is to be promoted to Chattanooga Tennessee. The public dinner begins at 6 30 Tuesday night. Tonight at 6 30 the Calips of Bagdad hold a testimonial in the same hotel with all members urged to attend with their fez.

Castleton Hotel Howard B. Richards New Castle Water Company Chattanooga Tennessee Calips of Bagdad Mr. Richards

Volunteers to Meet Councilmen on Pension Funds

Officials of the Volunteer Fire Association were invited to convene with council Tuesday morning to discuss arrangements for disposing of funds for pensions and relief to paid and volunteer firemen.

Volunteer Firemen’s Association

Death of Edward McConnell Former City Resident

Edward McConnell, former city resident, died Sunday June 18 in a Toledo hospital after an operation. He leaves many relatives and friends in New Castle who will be grieved by the news. Funeral arrangements have not been received.

Edward McConnell Elizabeth Hogue Walnut St Toledo McConnell New Castle

Infant Robert G Samuels dies at Jameson Memorial Hospital

Infant Robert Gerald Samuels, son of Herbert and Helen McBride Samuels of 708 Carlisle Street, died Saturday near midnight at Jameson Memorial hospital. Survived by parents, sister Rebecca Jane, and grandmother Mrs. Rebecca McBride. Funeral at 11 a.m. today in Oak Park cemetery with Dr. S. E. Irvine of First U P Church officiating. Interment in Oak Park cemetery.

Robert G. Samuels Robert Gerald Samuels Herbert Helen McBride Samuels Carlisle Street Jameson Memorial Hospital Rebecca Jane Rebecca Mcbride Oak Park S. E. Irvine U. P Oak Park Cemetery

Anna Elizabeth Brown Funeral Held at Chewton

Funeral services for Anna Elizabeth Brown of Chewton were held Saturday afternoon at the Chewton Christian Church with Rev. Charles Durbin officiating. Interment followed in Savannah Cemetery. Pallbearers were Alice Campbell Dorothy Connor Ellen Guy and Blanche Lutz.

Anna Brown Anna Elizabeth Brown Chewton Chewton Christian Church Charles Durbin Savannah Alice Campbell Dorothy Connor Elen Guy Blanche Lutz

Kerr Rites Held for Local Farmer Arthur B Kerr

Arthur B Kerr aged 74 died at the family home in Big Beaver township Saturday at 10 p.m after several weeks illness. He was a farmer and member of Woodmen of the World and Knights of Pythias. Survived by Ida Kerr and eleven grandchildren and three sisters. Interment in White Church cemetery set for 2 p.m. from the Big Beaver home. Also noted, Thomas H Rowland aged 66 died Sunday at 2 p.m. at his home 19 Homestead street after four weeks illness. born in Lawrence county he was a lifelong resident and a carpenter.

Arthur B. Kerr Big Beaver Township Kerr Woodmen of the World Knights of Pythias of Beaver Falls Ida Kerr Thomas H. Rowland Homestead Street Lawrence County James and Leah Vogan Rowland

Family notices and funeral details for rowland and lewis

Anna Miller Rowland daughter of Mrs James Booth of this city and Roy Rowland of East Palestine Ohio with an adopted son Harry McKay of Florida and a brother Charles G Rowland and four sisters listed. Funeral Tuesday at 10 am from 10 Homestead Street with Rev Richard Owrey officiating. Emanuel Lewis aged 74 of 517 West Parkway died June 17 after a week illness. He was born in Aberavon Wales and lived in New Castle 43 years. survived by wife Maria, three sons Evan Joseph Thomas, a daughter Mrs Frank C Turner, a brother Evan Lewis Englewood California and two grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday June 20 at Evan Lewis's home 1048 Adams Street with Rev Rees Williams officiating. Interment Oak Park cemetery.

Emma Miles Sager Charles Sager Mt. Jackson Nellie Cotton Prospect Fred Sager Edward Sager New Castle Walter Reno Wampum Glenn Sager H. L. Sager Slippery Rock Township Olive Sager Milwaukee Wis Charles McCullough Edgeworth Daniel Folt William J Anna Eliza Maxwell Offutt Plaingrove Township Jane Wallace Plaingrove Belle Offutt G. M. Studebaker Erie R. M. Offutt D. D Indiana John W. Offutt Ellwood City A. I. Dickinson Plaingrove Cemetery Fannie Richeal Scott Township Richeal Hiram Bruce Harlansburg Clarence Paris Richeal Norman L. Richeal R. C. McCaslin George Richeal Buffalo N. Y J. A. Bruce Torrance Cal G. R. Allen Woodburn Oregon Mary Orr Henry Eise Norwood Avenue Charles F. Orr Niles Ohio John S. Elder John Millersburg Elder Charles V. Elder Ruth Whaley Elder Diana Suzanne Elder East Washington Street Evan R. Lewis Margaretta Jane Lewis Waldo Street South Wales Maria David Jones Maitland Memorial Sadie David R Mabel Evan, Jr William Elizabeth Margaretta Dorothy May J. P, Evans Morgantown W. Va Hanna Jones George Evan Lewis Wales Maitland Memorial Church Harold J. Sutton Oak Park Cemetery Grace E. Byerley C. C. Byerley West Wabash Avenue Hiram Byerley Madison Avenue Christian Church Grace Wingfield Frank Bye Anna Danish Terrace Avenue Torrance State Hospital George Kicos St. Michael’s Church John Danish John, Jr Andrew Joseph Kicos St. Michael's Church Rev Kapitan St. Joseph’s Cemetery Anna Miller Rowland James Booth This City Roy Rowland East Palestine Harry McKay Florida Charles G. Rowland Lola Eakin Jesse Miller Poland Maude Richards Struthers Myrtle Huff Princeton Homestead Street Richard Owrey The People’s Mission Emanuel Lewis West Parkway Mr. Lewis Aberavon American Sheet and Tin Plate Company Eee

Atlantic City businessman leaves New Castle hospital for Philadelphia care

After nearly a year in the New Castle hospital, Herman Hahn of Atlantic City NJ departed Saturday night June 17 for the Orthopedic hospital in Philadelphia. He was critically injured July 3 1933 when his car crashed into a tele phone pole near Wein gardner gardens, shattering a leg femur and prompting his extended treatment and slow recovery.

New Castle Hospital Herman Hahn Philadelphia Mr. Hahn Atlantic City N. J Butler Road Weingardner Gardens

Dime Name Origin Traced to Roman Ten

The article explains that the word dime comes from the Latin decem meaning ten and was adopted in the United States to reflect the tenth part of the dollar. The note connects the coin's denomination to its linguistic roots and monetary role.

United States

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