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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1932
Page
7
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Mrs. Howard Rowland of 334 Shaw Street announces a daughter born at New Castle hospital on June 18. James Mateja of 110 Oakland Avenue reports a daughter born on June 22. Howard Reynolds of R. D. 5 shares a daughter Betty June born June 20. A Sioux Falls Argus Leader line comments on six Minnesotans who held rum parties in a cemetery to disturb neighbors.
Girl Scouts of Troop 7 hold a Court of Awards Friday evening June 24 at a campfire gathering. Meeting place is 220 East Sheridan Avenue at 5 30 p m each scout brings silverware a cup and ten cents.
Rev John R. Thompson of Mt. Carmel Presbyterian church New Sheffield was elected moderator at the Beaver Presbytery spring meeting held at Bethlehem Presbyterian Shippingport succeeding Rev Floyd W Barr of Beaver Falls. Charles M Hughes of Beaver was elected vice moderator. Rev F S Kirkbride of New Wilmington was re elected pastor at large.
Westminster Guild of Central Presbyterian met for the last summer business session with Joyce Wingerd and Geraldine Fry leading. Plans were made for a July party and August picnic replacing summer meetings. Miss Kathryn Lewis and Virginia Wallace hosted and served refreshments.
A spiritual message circle will be held at Rev. Agnes E. Guthrie's home at 1219 South Jefferson Street Fisher apartment on Friday evening at eight. Mediators are Mrs. A. Crocker and Mrs. E. A. Ware.
The regular monthly meeting of the Harlansburg Y P B was held at Mrs. Bessie Boyd's home with Irene Eakin as president and Frances Cameron as vice president. Readings were given by Irene Eakin and Frances Cameron, music by Gladys Harlan, and refreshments by the hostess.
The Victory Bible class of St. John's Lutheran church hosts a dinner Friday at 6 30 P M in the home of Mrs William Kleckner 828 Butler avenue.
The Cro ton Avenue Methodist church finance committee will gather Friday evening in the parsonage Haus Avenue to discuss church matters. Dr C G Farr district superintendent has called the quarterly church meeting for Tuesday July 5 at 8 30 p m.
A long list of neighbors and visitors is noted, with many entries about hospital stays, travel, and family visits. Names include Edla Lou Smith Geneva Erma Hoagland New Wilmington Helen Williams Northview Avenue Linden Bruce Morton Street Mary Schmidt Chicago Delfina Russo Montgomery Avenue Dominick Albanese West Pittsburgh Streb California Lenore Smith Jameson Memorial hospital Clare Roberts Oak Street Ralph Rotino East Division Street Meryl Kat East Washington Street Dorothy Hepler Grove City Jane Waddell Hollidaysburg Gladys Cruse Helen Cruse G Minsky Croton Avenue Isabella Cox Hamot hospital Elizabeth Spence Cleveland Avenue James McCullough Hubbard O Miss Esther Laurell West Penn hospital W H Fout San Pedro Anna Makus Cunningham Avenue Betty Jane Offutt Jeanette Marion Vannatten Fred G Vannatten Thorpe Street Jack Stinson Northview Avenue Riverside Warren Lenore H Gageby Lena Hertig Los Angeles Dr Frederick Taylor Pulaski three weeks guests Friday reception.
Walter Plonka of Union township sues H. D. Simmons of Grove City for 11103.25 damages from a November 2 1930 collision at North Jefferson and Grant streets. Plonka suffered severe injuries requiring seven weeks in hospital and may be permanently crippled. He was earning 450 per day as a Shenango tin mill heater, seeking 5000 for loss of earning power 5000 for pain and suffering and the rest for lost time and expenses.
E Homer Zook was ordered into the police station on a speeding charge on Wilmington avenue and paid a $10 fine.
The Dallas Journal questions a Republican proposal arguing a certain dampness level prevents slipping. The column critiques the idea as impractical and hints at broader policy implications with a cautious stance.
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