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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1933
Page
19
New Castle birth records show 79 births and 39 deaths in March according to the Bureau of Vital Statistics in Harrisburg. The birth rate ran above the death rate, with births near normal and deaths below average.
The famed physician Hippocrates, known as the father of medicine, was born on the island of Cos around 460 B C. His work laid the foundations of medical practice and ethical codes that influence modern healthcare.
First U. P. Young People’s Christian Union hosts a joint picnic with Highland and Second U. P. churches at Cascade Park. Officers and teachers of the Sunday school plan their annual gathering. The U. P. church 75th anniversary assembly opens Wednesday at Syria Mosque in Pittsburgh with programs attended by local members.
Thursday at 2 p m the Central Circle will meet in the church with Mesdames Conn Cox and Coates as hostesses. The last mid week service of the summer is set for Wednesday at 7 45 p m and the July communion service is scheduled for July 9.
This evening at 8 o'clock the Maxwell Circle meets at Margaret Williams home on Neshannock Avenue. Thursday at 5 30 p m Harrison Street Unit dines at the church. Friday at 6 30 p m Nancy Reynolds Queen Esthers hold a picnic at Mrs C G Farr
Members of the Annetta McKee Bible class will meet Tuesday afternoon at 915 Winslow Avenue at the home of Mrs J S Carpenter. Mrs J N Wagner will lead and Mrs Ida May Allison will teach.
Italian Methodist notes show a Knot Club gathering Tuesday at 9 30 a m and a Ladies Aid meeting Friday at 7 30 p m. The item lists regular church groups and times.
Members of the Epworth Leagues of city Methodist churches travel to Grove City for a New Castle district rally at the First Methodist church. Program begins at eight o clock E S T.
First Baptist Church announcements show the Temple Bible class dinner postponed due to Daniel Kennedy’s death. The Women's Missionary Society holds a social tea Thursday at 2 PM at 319 Park Avenue honoring long time president Mrs Williams and new president Mrs Metzler, with flowers requested. Message Circle at Spiritual Church of Truth hosts a circle in McGoun Hall Wednesday at 8 PM.
The Wednesday evening service is omitted this week. On Thursday and Friday evenings Dr. E. J. Pace of Orlando Florida will conduct services or events.
The Merry People s Bible Class sponsors an annual picnic at Cascade Park on Thursday evening at 6 30 for members and their families.
Central Christian church invites Wednesday evening service led by Mrs Houston's class with special music by Evira Bluedorn and speaker Mrs W W Snift. Grace Strobel and Eleanor Shaner oversee the program.
Dr C G Farr district superintendent of Methodist churches in New Castle begins his final round of quarterly conference for the church year. He will speak Thursday evening at Greenwood church at Energy and Friday at The Bend on the Wesley charge near Emlenton.
Members of the Rachel Rebekahs will gather for a business session this evening at the I O O F Hall on East Washington Street.
Tuesday morning at 8 o'clock members of Section F and Section G of the Y S B class will have a breakfast party at Cascade Park. Thursday evening Mrs Nellie Tribby of Warren avenue will be hostess to Section F members.
Tuesday at 8 p.m Miss Ingeborg Halgren will entertain the Luther League members. Thursday the Ladies Aid Society will meet at 12:30 for lunch hosted by Mr and Mrs Joseph Johnson on Wilmington road.
First Pentecost Church and Third United Presbyterian outline a week of prayers and services at multiple locations. Activities include a tea by the Woman's Missionary Society, a Sunday school teachers service, Young People's dinner at Cascade Park, and a Boy Scouts meeting. Local church groups attend the General Assembly in Pittsburgh plus a Cascade Park picnic led by the Men’s Club.
The event honored a class taught by Miss Mabel Morri son after a recent contest. Swimming and park amusements followed. Class members include Helen Love Mae Hammond Helen Humme Georgene Mannick Betty Lou McClain Winifred Herbert June Whitlatch Mary Proch. District Epworth League rally at Grove City planned for this evening with gathering at the church at 7:30. Guild meeting resumes Wednesday at 2:30.
This evening Sabbath School association meets at J. L. Wogan's home 104 Sheridan Avenue at 630 PM. U P C U will picnic at Cascade Park. Tuesday at 1 PM Naomi Circle hosts tureen luncheon at Mrs. George Ralph Hazelcroft Avenue 8 PM Baldwin Bible class meets. Friday 8 PM Mrs. Percy L. Craig Lincoln Avenue hosts women of the church for Mrs. Wallace Baird Monmouth Ti. Delegations will attend the general assembly in Pittsburgh.
Croton Church Tuesday evening at 8 features the Guild group led by Mrs. Charles Campbell presenting The Valiant. Piano by Helen Johnson Starkes and voices from the Lutz sextet accompany the high school players. St John Lutheran W M S meets Tuesday 8 PM at Mrs C R Thompson 114 Euclid. Gleaners class to hold a social Wednesday at 8 PM.
The W M S meeting planned for Tuesday evening has been postponed. On Wednesday the Men's Bible class will meet in the church at 8 p m for a social evening.
Section Two will meet at 2 p m in the Y W C A with hostess Mrs Ella Poole of Bellevue presiding The event is hosted by the First Christian Church and highlights community gathering activities.
This evening the Y P C U invites young people from three churches for a picnic at Cascade Park. Tuesday features Ye Olde Tyme Concert rehearsal, and Wednesday no prayer service due to a Pittsburgh General Assembly delegation. Thursday offers prayer and fasting 2 to 4 pm and a Bible class event at Mrs Roy Shaffer's home. Friday hosts a union holiness meeting with Rev F Smith. Saturday the Men s Bible class meets then visits Otto Smith s home for a social. The Sons of Union Veterans auxiliary holds a business meeting on Thursday at 8 pm to report on the Pittsburgh encampment. Section B of the Y S B class meets Tuesday at eight and hosts Edna Hartland s home on Thursday.
Farmers around Center Church report heavy hail damage on crops including corn and wheat and fruit losses. Visitors from New Castle described ground covered with hail like snow and widespread broken branches and leaves.
Fire Chief Claire Stockman told the city council that J. R. Noga applied to build a frame addition to a double house at 101 103 Long Avenue. He urged first proof material to prevent fire risk to nearby buildings.
The Sunshine Kensington club will meet at the Y W C A center on Elm Street with Mrs Drucilla Maton as hostess replacing the previously planned home gathering.
A long list of local residents are noted in Sunday activity or health notices. Names include Miss Adeline Ferraree of Adams street visiting Ambridge and many undergoing or recovering from treatments at Jameson Memorial hospital. Several travelers return from cities like Chicago New York and Pittsburgh while others prepare operations or completions of tonsil or appendicitis procedures.
Daily Digest notes that despite slow progress at Geneva and unsettled conditions, the program is viewed as essential insurance for national security. The piece argues the expenditure is necessary and beneficial for citizen protection against attack.
The glow seen in a cat’s eyes at night comes from light reflecting off the tapetum lucidum a reflective layer behind the retina. This membranous structure enhances night vision by bouncing light back through the retina.
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