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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1929
Page
15
Plans are complete for an outing Thursday at Cottage Grove for attendees of Rev. W. W. Sniff pre Easter classes at Madison Avenue Christian Church. The event runs afternoon and evening with a 1 30 p m assembly at the church. Weather roosts and social activities are on the day’s schedule.
At Our Lady of Sorrows in Chicago on June 26 a man fired at the priest, wounded Richard J. Murphy, then killed himself. Charles O. Foster was found with a self-inflicted head wound near the altar rail. Police evacuated worshipers, and the service continued after emergency care.
Reports from field officers indicate a plentiful supply of rabbits for next season while worries grow over automobile deaths of rabbits. Turkeys are being received at officers’ stations, pointing to a strong turkey season ahead. Miss Helen Musser of Ellwood Road injured when a floor collapsed at Central Laundry on Tuesday afternoon.
Mr and Mrs Edward Vance and Ms and Mrs Harry Vance of Pittsburgh visited Mr and Mrs Pete Tila on Sunday. Frank Kustz spent the week end with friends in New Castle. Charles Yoho and Mrs Wiliam Ritchie and daughter Nora traveled to Cook Forest. Hergenrother family visited Bea ver Falls. Ellsworth Alley of Wampum called on friends. William Smith and son Jay and Miss Laura Thomas were noted locals.
East Livemool reports a Sunday visit with Mr and Mrs C P Durbin and family. The Chewton Christian church ladies meet at the church on June 27 for an all day gathering.
Tonight a public open house gathers veterans from all wars at the Legion Home Association on North Jefferson Street by L. McBride Post. An attractive program will honor two ex service men of the city with plans and arrangements announced.
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