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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1936

Page

24

Staff Announced For Camp Rentz Second Week Fully Enrolled

Camp Rentz announces staff for the season as Camp Fred Leatz opens July 7 with Henry T. Mac Nicholas as director for the ninth year. Counsellors include Frank Baldwin William Winters Austin Lewis Richard Lour Samuel Witherspoon Heber Baldwin George Swisher all former campers. Ella Spicer is camp chef with John Shuffert as assistant chef. Seventy two boys have signed for the second week with first week full and limited vacancies for weeks three to five. Names listed include Ralph Allen Reed Robert L. George Lin Dilks Jr John Binder George Stitzinger Jr Fred McKee Dick McKee Bobby Payne Jack Elliott Bill Eckles Jack Gill Wilbur Gill Kenneth Schepple Jack Winter Joe Wogan Bill Eakin King Bell Henry McClenahan R. J. Melvin Bob Calvin Harold Meyers David Goodwin Clarence Armstrong Bob Johnson Ralph Shiner Ben French Graham McIntyre George Rhodes Richard Kohl Bill Broe John Whited Louis Berkheimer Bob England Jack Dunlap Dennis Royston Tom McCombs Robert Treser Sam Badger Sam Veach Billy Fisher Richard Hite Edward E. Smith Ed Jackson Bob Jackson Ed Davis Orville Flora Harry Llewellyn Bobby Pyle Robert Reese Robert Henderson Fred A. Howland Lawrence Grossman Joe Wolfe Wilbur Ferrer John Butler Dick Butler George Robinson Jack Thoman Charles Matthews John Shuffert Bob Rice Robert White John Brown Max Hoover Donald Jerry Harry McKee Bob Patterson Earl Moffatt Robert James Dick Moorhead

Fred Leatz Robert L. Meer- Mans Association Henry T. MacNicholas Frank Baldwin William Winters Austin Lewis Richard Lour Samuel Witherspoon Heber Baldwin George Swisher Camp Rentz Ella Spicer John Shuffert Meermans Doys Ralph Allen Reed Robert L. George Lin Dilks, Jr John Binder George Stitzinger, Jr Fred McKee Dick McKee Bobby Payne Jack Elliott Bill Eckles Jack Gill Wilbur Gill Kenneth Schepple Jack Winter Joe Wogan Bill Eakin King Bell Henry McClenahan R. J. Melvin Bob Calvin Harold Meyers David Goodwin Clarence Armstrong Bob Johnson Ralph Shiner Ben French Graham McIntyre George Rhodes Richard Kohl Bill Broe John Whited Louis Berkheimer Bob England Bob Rice Robert White John Brown Max Hoover Donald Jerry Harry McKee Bob Patterson Earl Moffatt Robert James Dick Moorhead

North Beaver Reports WPA Road Gains and Tax Reduction

North Beaver township improved 12 miles of roads and cut the road tax levy from nine to three mills. Supervisors R. E. Conway W. G. Paden and W. O. Taylor cite 5.5 miles completed and 6.5 miles under WPA Parkinson plan with total WPA projects costing 126 500 dollars. Routes 320 360 361 363 368 379 449 included. News by mail yearly subscription offered.

North Beaver Township R. E. Conway W. G. Paden W. O. Taylor Red Dog

Cathedral Ball closes Protected Home Circle convention

Delegates and visitors left by train and car after the Protected Home Circle convention ended with a Cathedral ballroom ball. An inner circle dinner and degree ceremony preceded the closing events praised as among the best in years. Lay plans for July 25 include Sharon cornerstone laying for a new P H C building replacing the burned headquarters. The organization started in 1886 by Rev H C Hall now operates state and national branches with biannual conventions.

Protected Home Circle Inner Circle Sharon P.H.C H. C. Hall United States Hazleton Luzerne County

Fifty-Four Swim Length Of Y Pool

Fifty four boys aged 10 to 18 completed the Y M C A learn to swim course last week and all passed the 60 foot swim test. Thirty two swam 30 feet, 25 swam 40 feet and 15 swam 50 feet while almost 400 community youths received free instruction under volunteer supervision. Notable 60 foot swimmers include Charles Oberlitner John Davis Charles Carrigan Ambrose Carri gan Edward Joseph Don Howard Carman Congini Gene Mackey John Honzuk Roger Jones Arthur Johnston Clair D. Gorley Mike Zoltani Norman Rhodes Ralph Reis George Williams Ed Van Dusen Steve Martin Jerry Callahan Lawrence Occhibone Ralph Occhibone Nick Paputsak Leroy Seaton Joe Flack Charles Reider Hubert Dougherty Art Low ers Ted Young Paul Dougherty Paul Rowland Earl Comstock Bob Hanna Harry Nowling Robert Bacon Arthur Chill Carl Zoltani Paul Peluso Clair Book Robert McConnell Bill Hanna Jimmie Masi Donald Leli Andy Lisko Wesley McCool James White Franklin Cune Donald Kerr Robert Pilshaw Billy Clapie Peter Moran Homer Black Robert Jones George Philliani.

Charles Oberlitner John Davis Charles Carrigan Ambrose Carrigan Edward Joseph Don Howard Carman Congini Gene Mackey John Honzuk Roger Jones Arthur Johnston Clair D. Gorley Mike Zoltani Norman Rhodes Ralph Reis George Williams Ed van Dusen Steve Martin Jerry Callahan Lawrence Occhibone Ralph Occhibone Nick Paputsak Leroy Seaton Joe Flack Charles

Versatile Plymouth Fire Chief Extracts Tooth at Station

Fire Chief Albert Hiller shows versatility by pulling a painful tooth with pliers at the station. Fireman Thomas Shaw moaned in the station house as the improvised dental extraction occurred.

International News Service Plymouth Mass Albert Hiller Thomas Shaw Hiller

Highlights of Sen Robinson Speech at Democratic Convention

Philadelphia report on Senator Joseph T Robinson as permanent chairman outlines key points praising party loyalty and service. He criticizes Landon for pre nomination platform statements and defends Roosevelt era policies, arguing court decisions slow recovery while the nation advances under a sound currency and budget balancing plans.

Philadelphia Joseph T. Robinson

Sam Donofrie Not Same as 309 East Sutton Resident

A male named Sam Donofrie charged with a serious offense is not the Sam Donofrie living at 309 East Sutton Street. The note adds an odd line about diet and longevity, mentioning a diet not known to residents who reach 106.

Sam Donofrie East Sutton Street

Plunge To Death Declared Accidental In River Tragedy

Reed B. Keck an insurance man died when his car plunged into the Clarion River near the river bridge. Coroner Dr Gale H Walker ruled the death accidental noting the car failed to turn and went into the water.

Clarion Reed B. Keck Clarion River Gale H. Walker Clarion County Keck Clarion River Bridge

Twins Celebrate 86th Birthday of Garrett Brothers

George and William Garrett celebrated their 86th birthday yesterday on Pulaski Sharon road. They are twin brothers and the youngest and only surviving members of a family of twelve children. William has been married now for

George William Garrett Pulaski- Sharon Road

Family Record Notes Local Farmers George and William Garrett

George and William Garrett, lifelong farmers, are noted in this district record. Both men have lost their wives. William had 11 children, five living, and 22 living grandchildren plus 22 great grandchildren. George had four children, two living, and 1 living grandchild with three living great grandchildren.

George William George Garrett William Garrett

Water from Palestine used in Falmouth church christenings

Water from Jacob's well in Palestine will be used in christening services at First Methodist church in Falmouth Massachusetts. Palton Oursler editor of Magazine will deliver the water who previously brought Jordan River water used to christen 15 babies by Rev. E D Lackey.

Falmouth Mass Palestine First Methodist Church Palton Oursler New York Jordan E. D. Lackey

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