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New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1933

Page

17

United Spanish War Veterans to Name Officers

The organization will appoint officers including secretary and treasurer. Delegates to the Los Angeles national convention include Anna Lance Anna Leader and Louisa Keiper of Philadelphia with Sara Q. Dun meir of Greensburg. Alternates listed are Estelle Thompson Pittsburgh Mary Clutch and Martha Worner Philadelphia. The auxiliary delegates about 200 will march in the parade to end the veterans convention tomorrow morning.

Philadelphia Sara Q. Dunmeir Greensburg Estelle Thompson Pittsburgh Mary Clutch Martha Worner Veterans’ Convention

United Spanish War Vets of Pennsylvania elect officers

Delegates at Williamsport to elect officers for the Pennsylvania United Spanish War Veterans. Mayor George K. Harris of Williamsport and E. Morris De Cann of Philadelphia are leading candidates for commander. Other officers to be chosen include auditors C. B. Walters and William James and auxiliary officers such as president Marie Black and chaplain Helen Page Eric.

International News Service Williamsport United Spanish War Veterans of Pennsylvania George K. Harris EF. Morris de Cann Philadelphia C. B. Walters Wilkes-Barre William James Mahanoy City Marie Black Auxiliary Mary McKinley Hattie Trazenfield Myrtle Baker Franklin Helen Page Eric Nellie Wilson Pittsburgh Blodwyn Tipton Gettysburg Margaret Mackey Jennie Black Altoona Mildred Krause Potts

Union Baptist Church Class Four Program Set Tonight

Class Four of the Union Baptist church presents an evening program at 8 o'clock in the church. Soloists include Miss Multl Ander, Mrs. Clark, and Miss Flacks. Tim Burns reads, and W. R. Davis gives a talk.

The Union Baptist Church

Telegrams Now Reach All European Countries

June 23 report from Prague states new government rules allow telegrams to be sent to every European country. Previously messages could go only to Czechoslovakia Austria Hungary and Germany. Messages must be written in plain text not code.

International News Service Prague Czechoslovakia Austria Hungary Germany

Emmanuel Church Sacred Concert

A sacred concert at Emmanuel Baptist Church corner of South Jefferson and Reynolds Street Sunday at 8 30 p m features a 25 piece orchestra under Gladys Thomas with William T Lloyd as chairman. The program includes The Hunting Song Ballet Music Repeat Ye Romant Andaluzo Concertino Song of India Caliph of Bagdad and other vocal and instrumental numbers by Blue and Gold Quartet Pecano Reading Casbero Cope Morris and others.

Emmanuel Baptist Church South Jefferson and Reynolds Street Gladys Thomas William T. Lloyd Voical Charles Ward R. T. Morris Pecano Roger Reading Frances Cope

Federal Aid Move Sparks Public Approval In City County

New Castle and Lawrence county officials welcome the federal public works bill plan to fund local projects. Draft proposals are being prepared and joint action is planned to create jobs and upgrade infrastructure, with a timetable to announce concrete steps soon. In other news, Merle Battley reports a theft of a spare tire, wheel and tube from his car on Sumner Avenue.

New Castle Lawrence County South Mercer Street Merle Battley Sumner Avenue

Rules For Keeping Cool As Temperature Rises

Harrisburg June 23 Dr Theodore B Appel state health secretary offered tips to cope with heat. He advised drinking plenty of water eating fruits vegetables and salads and avoiding meat and fat foods which generate heat. Wear light loose cool clothing.

International News Service Harrisburg Theodore B. Appel State Secretary of Health

Two Tires Stolen From Cars Reported In Ellwood City

K. L. Lockhart of Ellwood City told police this morning that his car was parked when a tire was stolen. A second motorist reported a similar theft, details not provided. Local authorities urge residents to secure vehicles and report suspicious activity.

K. L. Lockhart Ellwood City

Johnstone To Address Vets In Lawrence County

Rev. Charles Warren Johnstone of the Central Christian church, a late war veteran, will speak to World War Veterans of Lawrence County at 106 East Washington Street on Monday at 8 30 pm. The public is invited and Commander Dave Llewellyn notes the hall will be cooled by electric fans for comfort.

Charles Warren Johnstone Central Christian Church Lawrence County East Washington Street Dave Llewellyn

Banker Convicted Of Embezzling In Media Court

MEDIA Pa June 23 W Nelson Traux 55 was found guilty by a jury of embezzling 85000 from the Chester Cambridge bank and trust where he served as secretary and assistant treasurer After more than 24 hours of deliberation the jury found him guilty on the embezzlement charge with sentence to be set after a new trial motion.

International News Service MEDIA W. Nelson Traux Today Chester-Cambridge Bank and Trust Company Traux

Shoes Stolen From Rainey Store. Suspect Arrested

A man named Cleve land Boatwright was caught with two pairs of shoes after stealing from Rainey Shoe Store on Arlington Avenue. He was charged with larceny before Alder man W J Ewing and sentenced to thirty days in county jail.

Cleveland Boatwright Rainey Shoe Arlington Avenue W. J. Ewing

Heat Reduces Midwestern Grain Harvest in 1907 Comparison

Chicago reports the record June heat and drought may yield the smallest harvest since 1907. Experts project combined wheat corn oats rye and barley at 4.3 billion bushels or less unless rain comes before July 1, with oats hit hardest.

International News Service Chicago Central States

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