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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1934

Page

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Stocks Edge Higher As Steel Signals Steady Market

The market opened steady as U S Steel and other shares supported a firm tone after the steel sector faced a drop in iron and steel output. Homestake Mining rose to near record highs while American Tobacco and International Harvester advanced, with mixed action in grains, silver, and bonds.

F International News Service New York U. 5B Steel Corp Wall Street American Iron & Steel Institute U. 5 Cerro de Pasco American Tobacco Motors Chrysler General Motors

Stock prices at one p m from a historical list

A dense list of stock quotes shows prices for many companies including American Sugar, Amer Can, Bethlehem Steel, General Electric, General Motors, Chrysler, DuPont, Interco, ITT, Kerr-McGee, Kroger, Montgomery Ward, and Canadian Pacific among others. The snapshot reflects midday market activity with varied gains and losses across industrials, utilities, steel, oil, and consumer goods firms.

Ate&sf M Byers Co Amer Rol] Mills Amer Steel Fury Atlantic Rig Auburn Amer Loco Amer Rad & Stansit Chalmers Aliied Ghem & Die Ta&t Mer Smelt & Rig Amer Foreign Power Anaconda Copper S.4 Amer Can Co Ém Water Wo& E Amer Tep Co Amer Super Power Armour A B&o Barnsdell Oi Bethlehem Steel Baldwin Loco Canadian Pacific Chesapeake & Ohio Crucible Steel Chrysler Col Gas & Electric Consolidated Gas Consolidated Oil Cont Can Coram

Stock Listings and Company Names in Reading Market Report

A compact compilation of numerous company names and stock listings appears, including North Amer Aviation, National Biscuit, Phillips Petroleum, Packard Motors, Pullman Co, Procter & Gamble, Radio Corp, Reynolds Tobacco, Studebaker, Sears Roebuck, United Aircraft, Westinghouse Electric, Woolworth Co, and others, with scattered percentage figures and identifiers. The text resembles a historical market page fragment listing tickers, firms, and minor percentages amid dense typography.

North Amer Aviation National Biscuit Owens Ill Phillips Petrol Packard Motors Pullman Co Phelps Dodge Procter & Gamole Republic Slee! Corp Radio Corp I. Reynolds Tobacco Ocilof Nd Cal Studebaker US Pipe & Fors US Rubber Srsevey Union Oas & Car United Aircraft 1A United Corp United Gas Vanadium Corp Westinghouse Elec Wrmner Bros Sy Woolworth Co BOF

Wampum Taken to Hospital and Local Society Notices

Mrs. Robert McAnlis, ill for three months, was taken to Jameson Memorial hospital in New Castle for observation. Presbyterian church ladies plan an all day quilting Wednesday. Bethian Circle will meet Thursday at 8 PM in the Presbyterian church with committee J G Bingham Fred Booker C H Butler and A H Brown in charge. Wampum personals list locals visiting relatives and shoppers in New Castle and others traveling to Youngstown Ohio Connellsville and California, with updates on overlanders.

Robert McAnlis Jameson Memorial Hospital New Castle Ladies of the Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church Bethian Circle Presbyterian Church J. G. Bingham Fred Booker C. H Butler A. H. Brown Wampum Robert Aley Jean Margaret Thomas McGrath Youngstown Ohio John Fossilman Connellsville L. J. Overlanders Kay Street Wiliam Shim Calif Bert Myer Mahoningtown L. J. Overlander D. C. Fosselman Don Miss Blanche Fossel

Produce market overview from Pittsburgh June 26

International News Service notes poultry was steady with prices for leghorn and Bardrock broilers, White Rock varieties, turkey and duck values. Butter and eggs held firm across score levels, with regional receipts and tomato, cabbage, and crate prices listed for several states including Texas, Mississippi, Arkansas, Louisiana, Tennessee, New Jersey and Ohio.

International News Service Pittsburgh Bardrock Hennery Texas Mississippi Arkansas Louisiana Tennessee New Jersey Ohio

Livestock Market Pittsburgh June 26 Prices

Hogs 300 holdovers 1200 steady. heavies 5-525. medium 525-530. light 525-540. lights 450. sows 325-375. pigs 5. Cattle 30 nominal steers 900-1100 lbs 575-750. heifers 560-850 lbs 475-525. cows 3-350. bulls 3-375. Calves 250 steers wealers 450-500. Sheep 300 short basis springers. lambs 875-925. yearlings 650-650. aged wethers 2-3. ewes 225-250.

International News Service Pittsburgh

Market Report Hay And Grain Prices In Pittsburgh

Pittsburgh June 28 hay and grain prices list mixed grades for hay timothy clover and oats straw with rates for No 2 and No 3 white and yellow corn and red winter wheat. Local prices show ranges from 10 to 20 dollars per unit, reflecting standard market quotes. Price fixing remark follows noting that when an official is fixed he is lowered in rank.

Pittsburgh

Round Presents Work By R W D Forces

At North Street school auditorium Monday afternoon R W D director L B Round outlined the history of R W D work and winter prospects with county political subdivision representatives. Officials from townships boros council and school board attended as Harrisburg admin efforts were praised and a local committee was formed to improve cooperation with state R W D authorities.

North Street RWD L. B. Round RWID Boros Tity Council Joel CWA Lawrence County Guilore

Factor Given Freedom Today Inernational News Service Chicago

John the batber Factor today was released from custody by Judge Even A Evans in United States circuit court. The writ of habeas corpus granted by Judge Evans freed the prisoner connected to an extradition case with Britain over alleged swindling of investors. The British government may seek to stop extradition, while the court noted the sixty day limit and that the secretary of state presence affected actions.

Chicago John Joe the Batber Even A. Evans United States Cireuit Court Evans Benatar James Ay Lorney Focor Fivena Franklin 2. Overinyer Wie Brithsrown Pear Secretary of State Cork Jadae Evane Daclur

Friends Observe Second Wedding Anniversary Here

In Ellwood City on June 26 Mr and Mrs Paul Grannis celebrated their second wedding anniversary with family at home. About 30 attendees enjoyed a 6 o'clock dinner for twelve, decor matched their wedding day. Neighbors arrived bearing gifts while Mr and Mrs Grannis were honored by relatives including Mr and Mrs Edward Mitchell and son Frank of New Castle.

Ellwood City Paul Grannis Bridge Edward Mitchell Frank New Castle Grannis

Local Man Shaffer Dies After Five Year Illness

Ellwood City reports the death of Charles E. Shaffer age 63 from a five year illness. He passed Monday at his daughter Mrs Warren Wilson’s home on New Castle road. He leaves a widow two sons Kenneth and Floyd and a brother Harry. Funeral arrangements set with burial at Stoystown Pa. next day.

Ellwood City Charles E. Shaffer Warren Wilson New Castle Road Kenneth Toledo Floyd Birmingham Ala Harry Tulsa Oklo Stoystown

Rebekah Lodge Gathers Monday in Ellwood City

Rebekah lodge of Ellwood City met in the First National bank building with 20 present. Plans for a Camp Con-E-Q picnic next Saturday afternoon were made during the business session. An initiation is planned at the next regular meeting in two weeks. An informal social time followed.

Ellwood City Rebekah First National Bank Camp Con-E-Q

Miss Betty Nickum Hosts Sub Deb Club Event

Ellwood City on June 26 Miss Betty Nickum hosted Sub Deb club guests at her Wayne premie home. Jo Gardner and Charlotte Rodgers attended while Marjorie Rodgers won high score. Each guest received a favor and luncheon was served by the hostesses with Thelma Wilson assisting. Ruth Phelps will host in two weeks at Fourth Street home.

Ellwood City Betty Nickum Wayne Premie Jo Gardner Charlotte Rodgers Marjorie Rodgers Thelma Wilson Ruth Phelps Fourth Street

Housewarming Surprise for Gustave Hampe Couple

Ellwood City notes recall a June housewarming for Mr and Mrs Gustave Hampe at their Oak Hill home attended by 46 Providence Baptist members. Gifts and diversions filled the evening as neighbors and friends offered well wishes and a repast by the A F class. Local society items include visits, travels, and health updates from nearby towns.

Ellwood City Gustave Hampe Providence Baptist North Sewickley Oak Hill A. F Hampe

Young People Hold Wiener Roast and Swim at Ellwood City

About 20 members of the Young People's Society of the First Presbyterian church enjoyed a swimming party and wiener roast at the cottage of Dr. and Mrs. T. B. Magee at Ellwood City Country club. Mrs Judd Turner was a special guest and several guests from other churches attended.

Ellwood City Young People’s Society First Presbyterian Church T. B. Magee Ellwood City Country Club Judd Turner

Ellwood City residents return from state Sunday school camp

Several local people returned from the State Sunday school camp at Spruce Creek after a period of religious training. Among those returning were counselors Miss Mildred George and Miss Marjorie Streeter, and participants Harriet Johnson Ruth Denniston and Dorothy Mae Bee.

Ellwood City Spruce Creek Mildred George Marjorie Streeter Harriet Johnson Ruth Denniston Dorothy Ma Bee

M Y B Members Meet at Mrs Meisel Home Ellwood City

Ellwood City notes report a M Y B Club gathering at Mrs O W Meisel s Line Avenue with Special guest Mrs Frank Morrow. High score awarded to Mrs Robert Morris, luncheon served, and a two week future meeting planned by Frank Morrow of Todd Avenue. Infant dies in Ellwood City. Elizabeth Pickel, one month two days, daughter of Mr and Mrs Louis K Pickel of Franklin, died. Funeral 3:30 p m DS with Rev R H Little officiating. burial Grace Land Cemetery New Castle.

Ellwood City O. W. Meisel M. Y. B. Club Line Avenue Frank Morrow Robert Morris Myre Morris Mra Todd Avenue Elizabeth Pickel Louis K. Pickel Franklin R. H. Little Graceland Cemetery New Castle

Doremus Class Holds Regular Meeting at Mrs McDanel Home

In Ellwood City on June 26 the Doremus class of First Baptist held an enjoyable gathering at Mrs. Clifford McDanel on Country Club Drive. Twenty eight members attended a devotional and business session followed by beating and swimming with plans for a breakfast in two weeks.

Ellwood City Sunshine Wide Awake Hickory Knell Church of God Charlotte Kaufman Lilyville Irene Faien Wurtemburg Harriet Gordon Wurtemburg U. P Merry Maids Wurtemburg M First Baptist Doremun First Baptist Church Clifford McDanel

Castlewood Children Day Program at Harmony Church

Harmony Baptist Church in Castlewood hosted a Sunday evening Children’s Day program featuring recitations songs and duets by local children such as Marion Hogue Tommy MecDanel June McHattie Ruth Yalehi and Florence White along with a closing school reading and prayers. Cast includes junior and intermediate groups and a planned future program by Gospel Messengers of the Calvary Presbyterian church East New Castle. Castlewood Notes mention visits by Mrs Russell Comstock J A Vass and others with local residents and families.

Harmony Baptist ¢Ehurch Choo Marion Hogue Tommy Rin Freddie Teece Helen Houk Frances Curne June McHattie June Currie Rainbow Girls Liz Fact Ruth Yalehi Alberta Henderson Ethel Roach Florence White Winnie Currie Dirl Betty Low Anderson McHatile Grace Hogue Crub Betty Currie Bernice Moore Lou McHatile Supt M. B. Hogue Gospel Messengers of Calvery Presbyterian Church of East New Castle Harmony Baptist Church Castlewood

Eva Bowles Club Outing Plans In Youngstown

Elm Street Y Girl Reserves and Joy Givers plan outings with the Eva Bowles Club. The Elm Street branch expects 10 am departure Friday morning with guest members from Alabama New York City Chicago and Illinois. Camp dates July 12 14 18 announced with planning meetings this afternoon.

Eva Bowles Youngstown Cara Elm Br Ww. C. A Carl Roberts Alabama Willie Lash Catherine Dandridge New York City Ward Chicago Jinkins Elm St C. A Cathrine Fitzhugh Edith Ward Emily Fielding Lillian Young Joy Eva Bowles Club

Lions Hear Reports Of Accomplishment

The Lions club presented annual activity reports led by President Paul G. Dingledy who retires next Tuesday. Ramsey's blind group highlighted 58 glasses donated, a Christmas Party, blind pension publicity, a blind articles sale, and an underwritten major operation. Four of 42 members achieved perfect attendance: Ike Miller, EB. D. Marvin, Earl Ramsey, and Dr. A. H. Borland. District Governor elect ELD. Marvin will attend a testimonial in East Liberty.

The Lions Club Paul G. Dingledy Enrl T. Ramsey Ramsey Ike Miller EB. D. Marvin Earl Ramsey A. H. Borland Fred L. Rentz James Blackwood A.W Borland Lion James G. Leslie

Enon Valley Residents Visit and Travel Notes

Enon Valley residents and visitors, including Mr and Mrs Frank Kale, Mr and Mrs Frank DeCarbo, T Cont of New Castle, and others, spent Saturday and Sunday visiting in New Castle Beaver Falls Rochester and Pittsburgh areas. Miss Hal Andrews left for California tour. families of H H Best and Emmett Coblentz hosted relatives. Ruth Spears visited Rochester General Hospital weekend. Miss Peggy Donnell stayed with her aunt Mrs Florence Booth. Fred Smutfer, working in Baltimore, spent weekend with wife and daughter.

Frank Kale New Castle Frank DeCarbo T. Cont George Inboden Chaney Crawford Wm Foster Frindly Beaver Falls Hal Andrews California Car Hogue Friider Emmett Coblentz Rochester HH. . Best Peggy Donnell Republic Florence Booth A. H. Simpson William Simpson Mubir Nye John C. McGauley Jeffersson Street Fred Martin Wrightmore Pittsburgh John McRoberts Fred Smutfer Baltimore Maryland Quad Fred Suauffer Sarah Lowise

Admission price changes at Rainbow Terrace pavilion

Cascade district notice states male dancers will pay 10 cdula for two dance tickets at Rainbow Terrace pavilion with a reserved section for guests. The change follows policy after young men admitted free passes caused derogatory behavior by dancers.

Rainbow Terrace Cascade Dark Uhey CLC Coulthard Gisda

East Brook Community Teas Honor Missionary Mary Jane McKnight

Women of the Neshannock church hosted a tea at Mrs. Janes Outhrie's home for Mary Jane McKnight, a returned missionary from Buday. About 48 attended as a quilt and other gifts were presented to aid her work, with prayers and a program noting missionary efforts. A reunion at the McKnight residence followed with a basket dinner and annual business meeting electing McKnight president and Mrs. Perl MacBurney secretary.

Neshannock DU Janes Outhrie Mary Jane McKnight Buday Women's Missionary Society of the Toth Marty Jane McKaught Mins Plow Markin Duayt Ruth Roast Joan Metrasken Weye ULB Rpanle Sames Laver Mina

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