Judge Patterson Says Divorces Too Easy
Judge Frank P. Patterson denounces Pennsylvania divorce laws as too liberal and urges penalties for those who break up marriages. He cites a 14 case list, calling current practices a near farce and warns against casual attitudes toward wedlock. He also advises youths to avoid seducers and defends the sanctity of the wedding day.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
Frank P. Patterson
Pennsylvania
Patterson
Court House
Half Century Award For New Castle News
The New Castle News received a certificate of membership in The American Press Half Century Club for publishing continuously since 1880. The document, dated April 1, 1937, is signed by John H. Perry editor Percy B. Scott and Clayton C. Collins.
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New Castle News
American Press
Half Century Club
John H. Perry
Percy B. Scott
Clayton C. Collins
Fred L. Rentz
Meanest man found over stamp buying to squelch druggist profit
The man is described as the meanest for purchasing stamps directly from the Post Office to deny a druggist any mark up. The item notes the unusual motive of avoiding the pharmacist's profit.
Hospital Notes From Jameson Memorial Hospital Admissions and Discharges
Patients admitted include Thomas J. Thomas Lafayette Kenneth Enoch Winslow Judson Long Street Youngstown road and others from Zelienople Portersville and Niles. Discharges include Margaret Jean Foster Raymond McCartney June Vincent and several others. Additional admissions list Edyce Jean Cameron Ruth Spray Louise Morgan John Rully and two Muszynski sisters. Discharges name Joseph Mickusny Catherine Damiano Frances Mateja Minnie Carvella Joseph Gillespie and more.
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Thomas J. Thomas
Lafayette Street
Kenneth Enoch
Winslow Avenue
Judson Long
Youngstown Road
Lyda Stafford
Rhodes Place
Ralph Hofelder
Zelienople
Billy Jack Morris
Vivian Douglas
Brooklyn Avenue
Rith Johnston
Hillsville
Mabel Wilson
New Wilmington
Thelma Wimner
Portersville
Johns. Cope
William Marousis
Garfield Avenue
Helen Cwyiakala
High Street
Margaret Jean Foster
Volant
Raymond McCartney
June Vincent
West Clayton Street
Donald and Vanestine Kolunie
Shaw Street
Tensil
Matelda Green
Grant McCurdy
Sally Jean Collier
Niles, O
Jeannette Shaffer
Irma Schoenberger
Moody Avenue
Emma Keeley
Grant Street
Edyce Jean Cameron
East Washington Street
Ruth Spray
West Falls Street
Louise Morgan
South Mill Street
John Rully
Caldwell Street
Julia Muszynski
Jenny Muszynski
Joseph Mickusny
South Jefferson Street
Catherine Damiano
Frances Mateja
Maple Street
Minnie Carvella
Leasure Avenue
Joseph Gillespie
Moravia Street
Joseph Zambella
South Cedar Street
Jewel Skanesky
Mahoning Avenue
Rattlesnake Bites Horse Near Mercer
Special to The News reports Samuel A. Ligo of Coolspring township says his horse in a pasture was bitten on the leg by a rattlesnake in the rattlesnake swamp vicinity. The lameness and sickness followed, a retinarian diagnosed the bite, and the horse remains deathly ill but is expected to recover.
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Mercer
Samuel A . Ligo
Coolspring
Two Kinds of Pressure Mentioned in Witty Exchange
A humorous exchange contrasts practical pressure keeping tires up with political pressure that can influence Congress. The lines show a playful motif of secrecy and influence in a domestic setting.
Pastor Dr. A. J. Rinker Attends Scottish Rite Reunion
Dr. Austin J. Rinker, former pastor of the First Methodist Church of New Castle, attends the Scottish Rite Bodies reunion in New Castle and renews friendships. He just returned from Florida and will spend the summer at Chautauqua New York with Mrs. Rinker. He now serves in the preaching mission field across Pittsburgh New York and Washington with commendation from regional bishops and wrote a religious column for St Petersburg papers titled Observation Tower. He plans to return to Chautauqua today for summer preaching engagements.
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Austin J. Rinker
First Methodist Church of
New Castle
Valley of New Castle
Rinker
Florida
Chautauqua
N. Y
Pittsburgh
New York
Washington
St. Petersburg
Shanty Robberies and Local Youth Incidents Reported
Erie police received multiple brief reports of local mischief and crimes. A rail foreman said a shanty south of Washington street was robbed several times. blankets were stolen from East Reynolds street. youths were detained in Toledo for auto borrowing. three suspects described as Gypsies or Mexicans in a black car held up a man near Avalon for $25. Croton avenue wall damage and stone throwing near P R R tracks were noted. a youth fired at a street light at Shenango and Short streets. loud radio complaints came from Boyles avenue and Blaine street. officers were alerted at 7 45 p m.
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Erie Railroad
Washington Street
Avalon
Boyles Avenue
Blaine Street
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DR. Henry Sloan
Leslie Hotel
Fisher's
Sas
Long Ave
LAWRE
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Drum Major
Nellie Kirk
Salt Lake City
Utah
Rocky Mountain
Ethel Briggs
Grace Smith
Tooele
Rayon
Birdseye
Jean Nedra
Toyo
Jameson Memorial Hospital
New Castle Hospital
Axe’s Market
North Mill St
ALL Seale Arts
A. J. Rinker
Eze
Batiste
City Hall
North Diamond Way
Norwood Avenue
East Reynolds Street
Toledo
Croton Avenue
Shenango
Short Streets
Lawrence County
Wallace
Jefferson Sts
New Castle, Pa
J. F. Perelman
Yccrelery
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