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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1933
Page
7
SeventH Ward notices record girls picnicking near Willow Grove, gardening efforts under Frank Nugent, and a busy roster of meetings. Augusta Stutter Auxiliary, Mahoning Club, Signal Light Class, and Woman’s Home Missionary Society all convened or planned events. Local residents, including Phyllis Cunningham and the Offutt funeral, appear in brief personals and social notes.
Flev o le Lat of the Tocal Presbyterian will head Sunday school picnic arrangements for June 20 at Petersboro Park Petersburg announced by Arthur Walker superintendent Tabin Mrs F W Guy Mrs B Dungin Mrs A R B Mornes Mrs Wide Daugherty Transportation G H Scheiderman Frank Wallace Sports Mrs D G Schnebly Ione Farvir John Fisher Grounds A R Mornes chairmen Atlantic Avenue Work State Highway crews spent part of last week working on berms and gutters on Atlantic avenue and North Liberty Street extension KHING FINE CROPS The several Scovoneras of ground old Weat Cington strat plowed by the city and turned over to unemployed seventh word families for
A fragmentary segment reports the Rotary Club meeting at Wyatt's Lodge in New Wilmington and notes various personal notices. Loyd Davis returns home. local societies Life Light Dancers and Kings Herald plan an Mothers meeting at the church parlor. summer session enrollment of Burnyetta Newton at Slippery Rock State Teachers College. Miss Melvive graduates Westminster College and joins summer school. Miss Dorothy Tadmpson, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ray Thompson, chosen to teach at Liga school. Joseph McClire returns from the Century of Progress in Chicago.
Quoted proverb quotes Proverbs 28:19 on diligence bringing bread while chasing vain desires leads to poverty. The brief reflects on work ethic and consequences, urging steady labor over empty pursuits within a devotional context.
A man named Charles Menceley, aged 47, of Becond Avenue, Beaver Falls, was struck by a train today at noon. Both legs were amputated at the knee. He died at the hospital shortly after the incident.
A fragmented OCR list presents numerous personal names including Bri Marian Bergland Robert Pauline Manos Eleanor Mathea Bovard and many others with scattered surnames and initials. The readable fragments suggest a society or yearbook style roster with no clear event or dates.
A fragmented OCR snippet references Little Beaver and Chippewa areas with unclear details about an incident involving a person or object. The legible parts indicate a geographic link and potential naming errors, leaving specifics unavailable for full summary.
Pipe of shinty stands between era of film fame and daily sport as readers see stars turning to simple gear for routine play. The item highlights nostalgia and practical appeal across stages of public life.
The article lists numerous social visits and family gatherings in the New Castle area. Names include Minnie McParland Bowden Dean Emery Locke and Boyd, with travels between Harlansburg Etwood London and Ardberty areas. Members attended reunions at granges and visited relatives over a weekend.
A fragment notes an event at East Brook Road involving a person named AGamevieve on a Saturday in Neystle. The legible text lacks clear details on the action or outcome.
Troops from the Pirat Christian church sponsored Scouts gathered at Camp John in Lawrence County for the annual Camporee. Troop 37 led with 968 points, Wilmington placed third with 915, Elkebod City Troop 3 earned fourth with a solid score, while the overall event totaled 925 out of 1000 points.
Gust Palegorge filed a motion for a new trial on Monday claiming he did not commit arson in his home at Wampum. He argues the explosion occurred while he was away, and investigators found oil soaked rags inside the house after the fire was extinguished.
On Monday the council passed resolutions ordering the Tilgman buildings at 116 North Shenango Street to be repaired or removed at once. The structures are described as unsafe and menacing to the surrounding area.
Italy's Atlantic seaplane flight to Chicago likely to begin tomorrow after weather over the Alps improved. Wool cargo loaded at Butler yards, Baltimore and Ohio, continuing a Butler county wool loading shift. The Butler based association has operated since 1919 with members from Butler, Beaver, Lawrence counties and New Castle.
Butler Pa June 20 for the first time in the history of the Lawrence County Sheep and Wool Growers Association Butler county wool growers sell them at the association yard.
June 20. Arthur V. Kaye, federal construction engineer, hails New Kensington’s new federal post office at Fifth Avenue and Eleventh Street as one of the most beautiful buildings of its kind. The concrete stone and limestone structure with aluminum trim is to be dedicated Friday and open Monday for operation.
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