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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1933
Page
8
Troop No. 1L of the Girl Scouts met at 10 o clock this morning and began a five mile hike. Mrs Charles Lewin led the group as each girl carried her own lunch. Plans were finalized at a recent Central Christian church meeting with sewing noted as part of the program.
Lawrence County school directors attended a Friday session in Allopery Rock where State Superintendent John N Rule outlined four new education bills. Act No 48 gives directors more leeway to keep schools open for the next two years and temporarily adjusts salary rules. Despite a $5,000,000 cut in state aid, officials expect full appropriations in year one with any future reductions affecting the second year.
Personal Mention notes J Deais Graig vl Akron visiting the city Friday while F P Armstrong of Monroe street remains confined to bed. Mrs A K Rabe of Pittsburgh ends a visit with friends in New Castile. Nelle Heineman of Buita visits with Miss Mary Berger on North Mercer street. Mr and Mrs T W Campbell of Court street host a visit in Indianapolis. Mr and Mrs Ernest Seymour and family of Youngstown spend today in the city. Miss Helen Wilson of Park Avenue is also noted in attendance.
A disrupted wire service fragment reports a patient undergoing a tonsil removal operation and a nurse returning from Jameson Memorial Hospital. The text mentions Pittsburgh, Cleveland, and a home visit by an in law couple with unclear names, describing a wedding or family gathering.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a political campaign process with Meermans offering comments on registration and party actions. Details are sparse, but the snippet indicates engagement with campaign procedures and political planning.
A bridge incident reports a person climbing over the railing and jumping. Police and rescue responders arrived at the scene to secure the area and assess the situation. No further details on identity or injuries were provided in the accessible text.
President Roosevelt nears foreign waters during a vacation cruise off Maine and Nova Scotia. He sails northward aboard a small yacht moored near the late Dwight Morrow estate in a summer sea country scene. Lindbergh and his wife are also mentioned in the dispatch.
Washington reports a rebound in industrial activity with production rising sharply from March to May. The Federal Reserve Board's seasonally adjusted index shows April at 78 percent and May higher, marking the strongest showing since the mood decline late in 1929.
A note from Thomas J. Elliott secretary invites members to a Tuesday meeting presided by Lion Smith to close outstanding business and conduct initiation for new members. Miles B. Myars, a federal construction engineer for the post office, is mentioned as a pew member candidate enticed to join. speakers urged attendance and shared edie forges ery.
Revival services continue at the Gospel Tent in Highland Heights through June 23 with Evangelist S C Baker delivering sermons nightly. Sunday includes 9:45 Sunday School led by L E Bovie, 11 AM preaching, and 8 PM gospel tent service, with Dr J Pace of Florida set to speak at the interdenominational Bible conference.
The annual Epworth League rally of sixty five Methodist leagues in the New Castle district will be held Monday evening at the First Methodist church in Grove City. Several hundred young people are expected. Croton church players will present a play and the Grove City church orchestra will provide music. The program starts at 8 p.m.
New Castle's Boy Scouts and others from the northern county area who earned awards in the past month will be honored at the first summer court of honors at Camp John Mr. Phillips on Thursday evening June 2.
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