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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1933
Page
36
A county wide search is under way for Waldo McWhirter, 19, who fled from Blair County jail in Hollidaysburg while awaiting sentence for auto theft. He escaped by slipping over the yard wall from a scaffold built to repair the wall.
W. P. Hyde, a Bradford Pa. oil operator, was swindled out of 26000 by two men. A suspect held in Youngstown was released after Hyde failed to identify him as one of the two swindlers, and the man claimed to be from Pittsburgh. The search for the pair continued across three states.
The column notes disciplined graduates from Jameson Memorial Hospital, describes tourist traffic for the World’s Fair period including Michigan Wisconsin and Illinois plates, and lauds open public works projects. It highlights road improvements from East New Castle to Butler Road and Weigletown to Center Church, plus a planned West Pittsburg road opening celebration.
Morning worship at 10 30 followed by Sunday school Y P C U in the evening at 7 15 Charles McCormick a student from the Pittsburgh Seminary will occupy the pulpit for the summer months.
A long list of guests visited Mr and Mrs D F Henry and family Sunday. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Arthur Sheetz of Columbus Ohio with children and several other families from Sharpsville and Plaingrove area.
The Princeton region features a Myers reunion at Willard Grange hall with 125 attendees and multiple local visits. Various residents travel, visit relatives, attend summer school at Slippery Rock, and host relatives from New Castle, Ellwood City, and beyond during a weekend of social gatherings.
The Oak Grove United Presbyterian Church hosted a fourfold Young People’s Council rally from the Slippery Rock ditto district. George Fox led a 2 PM devotional. Frank Baldwin spoke on the Four Square Life and led sessions on Physical Growth and the Spiritual Side. Rev A M Stevenson and Rev Charles Smith Jr led Mental and Social sessions. A banquet followed with Harvest Moon Ramblers music and a concluding worship address by Rev A M Stevenson on worship patterns.
The piece argues that changing foreign policy with each new administration erodes trust from foreign peoples who may view the United States as inconsistent and self serving. It emphasizes the need for durable, principled policy to regain respect and credibility abroad.
The Richeal family thanks friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during our mother’s illness and death. Gratitude for cars and floral tributes.
Grove City Pa June 22 The high school summer session for students making up failed subjects has begun. The six week program runs each Tuesday and Friday with instructors LeRoy Nutt Miss Margaret Houston and Harold Thomas. Also noted is a mobile accident on the New Wilmington road and Memorial Day recovery updates from Jameson Memorial Hospital.
Charles Dibley of Hanna Street, badly injured in an auto accident, is discharged from hospital. He had been hospitalized following the crash, and his condition improved enough to depart the facility.
William Christley 67, a native of Slippery Rock Pa, died in Constantine Michigan. He is survived by his wife Sarah Cooper Christley, also a former resident of the district.
Austa Reisinger, 61, a longtime art and Latin instructor at Franklin High School, died after several weeks of illness. She was a daughter of Roe Reisinger, Civil War Medal of Honor recipient. Also, Mrs. Carolyn Weyman Grimm, 87, widow of banker Daniel Grimm, died in her sleep at home.
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