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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1936
Page
8
Central Press Bureau report from Philadelphia June 23 describes a shift in mood at the Republican convention in Cleveland. Republicans, once discouraged, now sense a chance though not a sure win, while Democrats acknowledge defeat as a possibility amid concerns over Farley and the party's prospects.
The analysis notes rising opposition to administration policy and tax suits in Louisiana. Business improves yet unemployment remains, and Democrats expect a win but not with confidence while Republicans see a possible showing. The general mood reverses from Cleveland to Philadelphia with New Dealers facing a tougher race than anticipated.
Stanley A. Kresowaty on 18 days leave from the Hampton Roads Naval Training Station visits family. He completed a 16 week stenography course with high honors and enlists to transfer to the west coast for transport to the senior school in San Diego and then serve as secretary aboard battle fleet vessels.
Meadville Pennsylvania June 23 Judge O Kent celebrated his sixtieth birthday and recalled a 36 year career shaping justice. He joked he stays fit by golf with a hoe handle and prefers farming over crime fighting while noting his path from Crawford County district attorney to judge.
Regular morning services set for June 28 at 9 45 with Rev J M Guthrie in charge. Bible school at 10 45 led by superintendent Mrs Lenza Stewart. Thursday at 3 PM the pastor will instruct youths preparing for church membership at Neshannock church.
Sixty seven people from Rev. Edwin Shoe maker class and their families met at Seldon Byers home Friday evening for a strawberry and ice cream social. Horseshoe and ring games provided entertainment. Late, a lunch was served by the committee Seldon Byers John Long and Loyal McAnlis.
Mrs Lena Patton Mrs Ada Stewart Mrs Ruth West Mrs Mary Patton and Mrs Olive Forbes attended the Presbyterial Missionary Convention at First Church Mercer on Friday June 19 as part of the society's delegation.
Helen Harman visits relatives in McKees Rocks. Families travel and guests visit various homes including Rich Hill New Castle Slippery Rock and Volant connections. Many neighbors attend gatherings with—Miss Reba McCreary of Rich Hill and Dorothy McConnell in local greetings.
Members of the Men's Garden club were invited to a two day flower show of the Oil City Garden club in the Oil City armory on June 25 and 26. Attendees should notify President J. W. Anderson.
The Grove City Bible school holds its 40th annual session from July 25 to August 1 with a notable faculty. Principal preacher is Rev Adam Burnet D D from Glasgow Scotland. Other speakers include Rev E C McCown D D and Prof George L Robinson D D with lectures by Prof Donald Mackenzie D D and President R G J McKnight. Music will be led by Mr and Mrs Albert Heinz.
No. 2 MINE Albert Grundy is a patient at the Mercer Cottage hospital. Paul Bodnar visited relatives at Kittanning. Mrs Helen Krupa stays with kin at New Castle. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bowers moved to Plaingrove road. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Morgan and son Clifford weekended at Rice home near Butler. Miss Jennie Schepp, Mercer employee, visited her parents James and Mrs Schepp. Donnie Hedglin, son of Russell Hedglin, recovers from pneumonia illness. Mrs. Gaylord Eppinger and children ...
Boston Archbishop William Cardinal OConnell pledges to enlist 500 women as converts to a campaign against immodest clothing and fashions, signaling a moral crusade tied to church guidance.
The remark frames waking at 5 am as a marker of aging and loss of youth. It contrasts sleep with the feeling of wasting time and questions the value of returning to rest. The line suggests a reflective stance on time, energy, and vitality in adulthood.
A vintage ad extols Adlerika as a complete bowel cleanser that treats both upper and lower bowels, claims to remove old poisonous matter causing gas pains and sour stomach, and notes Dr. H L Shoub of New York reporting reduced bacteria. It promises relief from gas and chronic constipation after one spoonful and lists Eckerd's and New Castle Drug Co as sellers.
Grove City residents are divided over a New Castle brought dog catcher tasked with rounding up strays. Complaints allege gardens damaged and the small police force unable to handle the problem, provoking the hiring of the catcher despite outraged dog owners.
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