Would Abandon Service On Ohio Section Of Line
T. C. Moore, superintendent of the New Castle Street Electric, today confirmed reports that an application has been filed by the East End Traction company with the Ohio Public Utilities commission.
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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1932
Page
10
T. C. Moore, superintendent of the New Castle Street Electric, today confirmed reports that an application has been filed by the East End Traction company with the Ohio Public Utilities commission.
Fifty percent of Chicago hospital patients cannot pay their hospital and doctor bills. The data reflect widespread financial strain in the city’s medical system.
About seven hundred tons of coal are gathered at a county mine east of town by welfare department workers. Seventy men dig in two groups under county commissioners supervision. The coal, eight inches thick in a shale layer, is mined by hand and piled for distribution to widows and others unable to work. Officials aim to conserve coal and plan further projects near East Brook station.
A night break in at the Cudahy Packing Company plant on South Mil Street was discovered at 2:40 AM. Entry was forced through a rear window and the cooler broken. hampers of lard and other products were missing. Manager Crozier and officers investigated as losses were being tallied.
Harrisburg June 24 The public service commission denied Harmony Short Line and Welsh Transportation a certificate to run through service between Johnstown and New Castle. It ruled no proof of inadequate railroad service was shown and warned against diverting traffic from railroads. Court street repaving in New Castle after a burst water main is nearly finished. Water Co official H J Richards said three weeks were needed to replace pipe and repair the washed section. Gayle Pitzer paid a $10 fine after appearing in polite court for speeding on Crabon Avenue as police intensify enforcement.
The G T A auxiliary to Loco motive Engineers held a well attended social and business meeting in the City building. It was the last regular meeting of the summer and will resume in September. The annual picnic is set for Thursday July 14 at Cascade Park in the evening. Guests include out of town members and wives of Mrs Fred Kelley of Youngstown, Mrs Jessie Gage of Cleveland, Mrs Simpson and Mrs Whitmere of Warren.
Fifteen friends enjoyed a picnic at Elliotts Mills Thursday afternoon in honor of Mrs William Morris and daughters Eulalee and Audrey from Parkersburg West Virginia who are house guests of Mrs P J Gormley Madison avenue. Miss Marie Hahn of Hamilton West Virginia was guest of Mrs William Balles North street. Swimming and games were later enjoyed along with a picnic supper.
In the Seventh Ward many small items fill the day from Atlantic avenue to Lee Wettich’s rear yard. A daily horseshoe tournament at Nori Cedar street’s rear, Stilkenns in the south, and numerous dogs in city parks are noted. Fifteen dogs roam South Wayne street with families for milk. Evangelists meet Saturdays at Liberty and Wabash drawing crowds. Mrs Willem Mauermann’s twin rose at 109 East Clayton draws attention. William Leight on East Clayton builds a fish pool with goldfish to follow. Walter Cameron visits from New Kensington. E M McBride resumes Mahoningtown post office duties after vacation. Mrs J A Hossler spends time with her son in Albion. Hossler of Sharon travels with parents. Dorothy Johnston and Marie Manabu depart Clayton Street for Buffalo and Hungary weekend plans.
Cascade Park hosted the Look-Out class members from Mahoning M E church and guests for a Thursday evening picnic. Supper, park amusements, and a planning note for the annual outing at Colne Grove followed, with details on departure and timing.
Claire, acting as mail agent for Route No 39 Mal ingtown in William Reed’s absence, is moved back to New Castile post office. No 19 is now covered by Francis Augustine.
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