Third Party Worries as Lemke Forms Union Party
Roosevelt aides fear a possible third party split but doubt a lasting consolidation. Coughlin, Townsend, Long, Smith factions drift toward varied agendas. Norris and Borah remain skeptical. Frazier Lemke’s inflationary plan aimed at aiding agriculture meets mixed reactions from farmers and labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Coughlin
Lemke
Howard Y. Williams
Farmer-Labor Party
Farmer
William F. Borah
Idaho
Washington
London
al Smith
Eugene Talmadge
Georgia
Labor Leaders Split on Party Lines and Inflation Fears
President John L. Lewis and allied unions push for industrial unionism over craft unionism and favor Roosevelt, while other labor factions drift toward possible new party lines. The urban worker fears inflation raises living costs, curbing support for действ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Lemke
Townsendite
Progressives prefer Roosevelt over third-party bid this year
The Progressives show bias toward Roosevelt and hope a third candidate could beat him without winning. They argue this year offers little chance for a successful third ticket to influence the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Sarah Engle Bible class elects new officers
Members met at Mrs. William Booksing’s home for a regular business meeting. The election of officers resulted in President Mrs. Frank Kelley, Vice President Mrs. Donald King, Secretary Mrs. Roy DeArment, Treasurer Mrs. George Dreider, Teacher Mrs. William Booksing. Hostesses chosen for the year. refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Engle
William Booksing
Frank Kelley
Donald King
Roy DeAr- Arment
George Dreider
Frances Griffin Bible Class Plans June Meeting
The Frances Griffin Bible class of the First Presbyterian church will hold their regular June meeting at the home of Mrs. Mathilda Nord on West Poland Avenue with Mrs. Fred Watson assisting as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Griffin
First Presbyterian Church
Mathilda Nord
West Poland Avenue
Fred Watson
Social notes of local families and visits
Miss Jane Kelley left on Sunday to spend two weeks with relatives at Oil City and Franklin. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Carlson are changing their residence from Best view avenue to South Main street. Mr. and Mrs. William Chaney and children, of Walnut street, were callers in Youngstown with friends. Rev. W. J. Engle and daughter, Dorothy, motored to Shrovefield O., and spent Sunday afternoon with relatives. Mrs. Will D. Groce is spending a few days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Johnson and family, of Falls street, New Castle. Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Hites and grandson, David Hites, of Rousville, motored here and spent the week-end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank V. Kelley and family, of North Main street. The test of Virtue is to be ashamed of your conduct when you know that nobody will find it out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Kelley
Oil City
Franklin
Ivan Carlson
Bestview Avenue
South Main Street
William Chaney
Walnut Street
Youngstown
W. J. Engle
Dorothy
Shrovefield O
Will D. Groce
J. A. Johnson
Falls Street
New Castle
D. F. Hites
David Hites
Rouseville
Frank V. Kelley
North Main Street
Sidney Davidson
Springdale
John Turner
Joe Burton
Christian Endeavor Society
Willis S. Kneram
Donald
Wesley Drake
Volant
O. J. Altman and
Mary Allshouse
Lowellville
Ohio
D. W. McDeavitt
Portersville
J. A. Miller
New Castile
McDeavitt
Mrs. Miller
Mary Margaret Turner
Madge Trace
Butler
Goldie Bolton
Bradford
Mary Bolton
Hollis
Zeke) Stull
Clarksville
Frank Shupe
Joseph Barwell
Grace
S. M. Kneram
Jameson Hospital
Jean Cameron
Alexandria
Charles Turner
Grant Cruikshank
Valencia
Harmony Baptist Church
George Lietka
Fernwood
N. Y
Leonard Mathewson
Richard Brown
Russell
Brent
Walter Altman
Cuticura Offered For Skin Itches and Pimples
A patient testimonial praises Cuticura Soap and Ointment for external skin outbreaks including pimples. The letter notes initial shame, rapid improvement within a month, and urges trying samples free with product prices listed as 25 cents for soap and ointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Zebrowski
Alder St
Bristol
Conn
Dept. 17
Malden
Mass
Wiener Roast Aids Sunday School Outing At Slippery Rock
Reverend Leonard Mathewson and Willis S. Kneram led the Sunday school class of boys on a Wiener Roast near Jarvis Woods on old Slippery Rock Monday evening June 15. The event ended with music ball and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Mathewson
Willis S. Kneram
Jarvis Woods
Old Slippery Rock
Isabelle Hunt Hosts World Wide Guild Meeting
Isabelle Hunt opened her home for an all day World Wide Guild meeting on Thursday June 18. A tureen dinner was served at noon and attendees sewed and pieced a quilt. Officers elected for the new year include Helen Maconn as president and Elizabeth Dean as program chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabelle Hunt
World Wide Guild
Helen Maconn
Elizabeth Eakin
Lois Eakin
Dorothy Cameron
Elizabeth Dean
Ruth Croyle
Mildred Brenneman
Mildred Turner
Helen Macom
Manning Hunt and John Hunt Host Bible Study Evening
Manning Hunt and John Hunt led a B Y P U gathering at their home on Tuesday evening, June 16. After a short business meeting they hosted Bible study and games, with refreshments served to 28 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manning Hunt
John Hunt
Children’s Day Services Planned at Two Churches
Children’s Day services are scheduled for Sunday morning June 28 at 9 45 at the Presbyterian church and at 11 o clock at the Unity Baptist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Unity Baptist Church
Local women show recovery at area hospitals
Carrie Cunningham was taken to Jameson hospital Friday evening but is getting along nicely. Mrs. Anna Hohmann remains in Bashline hospital at Grove City. Mrs. Mary McKissick, Mrs. S. M Kneram, and Mrs. Esther McConnell stay in bed most of the time but are improving rapidly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Cunningham
Jameson Hospital
Anna Hohmann
Bashline Hospital
Grove City
Mary McKissick
S. M Kneram
Esther McConnell
Courtney Family Dinner Guests at James Johnson Home
Mr and Mrs Clarence Courtney of Northern Ontario Canada visited at their camp and dined Sunday with Mr and Mrs James Johnson. Also present were Pearl Courtney and Scott Courtney of Pittsburgh, relatives of the Courtneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Courtney
Ontario
Canada
Mr Courtney
Pearl
Scott Courtney
Pittsburgh
James Johnson
Local residents host visits and gatherings in New Castle area
Social calendar notes visitors from Springdale Bradford and Canton and numerous local hosts. Attendances include Mr. and Mrs. Turner Mrs. Harlan Mrs. McDeavitt Mrs. Miller and families, with church events at Harmony Baptist led by Rev. Lietka and a wedding in progress. Nearby towns mentioned include New Castle East New Castle Clinton Valley Valencia and Lowellville Ohio.
Youthful Lecturer Is Guest Speaker At First Baptist
Dr C H Heaton of the Western Pennsylvania Bible Conference announces that Rev Everett F Harrison will speak at 7 45 pm at First Baptist Church in New Castle tonight. Harrison son of Dr Norman B Harrison is a NT literature professor at Dallas Evangelical Theological Seminary. No charge or collection. Americanism: a note on using publicity to persuade women to drink and smoke and to urge good citizenship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slippery Rock
New Castle
C. H. Heaton
First Baptist Church
Everett F. Harrison
Harrison
Norman B. Harrison
Evangelical Theological Seminary of
Dallas
Texas
Talking Book for the Blind to Resume Readings
The Talking Book readings for the blind resume at the Free Public Library on Wednesday July 1 at 2 30 p m after a winter pause. The American Foundation for the Blind secured federal appropriations of 75000 annually for Talking Book records and 211500 for 5000 Talking Book machines. Machines will be loaned nationwide by the Library of Congress. The funding creates about 500 jobs for six months. The Lawrence County Federation of Women's Clubs provides The Talking Book electric phonograph for local blind residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Public Library
Friends of the Blind
Congress
American Foundation For the Blind
Washington
Foundation
Labora
Library of Congress
United States
Lawrence County Federation of Women’s Clubs
Mercer County Man John N McClure Buried Tuesday
Funeral services for John N McClure 68 former Mercer county commissioner who died suddenly at his Fredonia home were held Tuesday afternoon at the residence with interment at Jackson Center. He served as justice of the peace at Fredonia and was an ordained elder of Jackson Center Presbyterian church. he was father of Robert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John N. McClure
Mercer County
Fredonia
Jackson Center
Mr. McClure
Jackson Center Presbyterian Church
Robert
Obituary Notice for McClure Family Members in News
The notice lists J. and Andrew H. McClure and the brother of Mrs Emma Truxell of New Castle. It notes his wife Susan Emma Miller McClure and two daughters Mrs R E Wasser Mercer county and Mrs Ira A Matthews of Cooksburg Pa. Also seven grandchildren and two sisters Mrs Laura Kuhn Sharpsville and Mrs Martha Harrison Audubon NY. The News by mail rates are mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew H. McClure
Emma Truxell
New Castle
Susan Emma Miller McClure
R. E. Wasser
Mercer County
Ira A. Matthews
Cooksburg, Pa
Laura Kuhn
Sharpsville
Martha Harrison
Audubon
New York
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Philadelphia
Rooseveltian
William Lemke
Union Party
Charles E. Coughlin
National Union For Social Justice
North Dakotan
Edward E. Townsend
Huey P. Long
Gerald L. K. Smith
Cleveland
Hatchet
Louisiana
National Press Club
Labor
A.F. of
William Green
Wolverine
Sam H. McGoun
Welcome P. i. C
Bokar Coffee
Halen Cana
Fairlawn Stores
HEA
New Castle Drug Co
N. Mill ST
E. Washington ST
Union Meat
E. Long Ave
Tb Neal
Hamburg
Progressives
Sara Engle
Bible Class
Bessemer Notes
Cuticura
Pennsylvania
Lawrence County
Jacob F. Perelman
Normandy
HS E.washington ST
Harlansburg
W. W. G. Meeting
B. Y. P. U. Meeting
Sarah Harlan
Fred Llewellyn
Harriet Hedrick
Canton
George Lawrence
Florence Wilkinson
Helen
Fred
James Lawrence
Shirley Jean
East New Castle
M. W. Forrest
Sunny Side
Howard Maxwell
Barbara May
First Baptist
Oldsmobile
Sives Erde
Payn
Lansing
General Motors
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Bell Telephone Company of Pennsylvania
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