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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1930
Page
12
Lakewood Beach attendance records for the summer were shattered Thursday when 250 City Rescue Mission Sunday school children attended their 19th annual outing. Proprietor John D. Ring hosted the event with transportation donated by various benefactors and individuals.
Geneva hosts an exhibition recreating the 1830 romantic era with costumes and autographs of key figures including Byron de Musset Demas and Stendhal. The event aims to revive the epoch's spirit and features various period artifacts.
Swiss families contribute antiques, letters, photographs and paintings to the exposition collection. Noted literary figures Balzac and Victor Hugo are mentioned among the broad range of donors and participants.
A spiritual union mass meeting will be held Sunday in the City building hall with 2:30 seances and 7:45 evening seances led by Mrs. Frey of Addis street. Dr. A Wustrow will lecture, discussing The Handwriting on the Wall and a later Christ life manifestation. Music by Eddie Brown. SLIGHT ACCIDENT reported by Lida Gilmore of 703 County Line Street after stopping her car.
A curbside incident at Whitla Plumbing Company on Croton avenue ended with a car stopping a woman alight when a westbound truck with Pennsylvania plate 689DE struck her vehicle, pushing it into a second car and causing damage.
Scoutmaster Sid Smith of the First Christian Boy Scout troop 15 requests all members report at Taggare field at o oclock this evening. Uniforms urged. Boys will perform Indian dances for a benefit show and teepee setup detail will assemble earlier. WEINER ROAST TUESDAY Kiwanis Troop 37 meets July 1 at 7 30 pm at Arthur McCul school building Albert street for hike and wiener roast postponed due to rain. Acting Scoutmaster Ed Schmidt.
City council approved a $21.75 bill for Natale’s driveway damage caused by a thawed edge after a bus hit the site. The bill, tied to tires and a new driveway, faced opposition from Controller Phil Greer who may approve or reject payment.
In Visalia California on June 27 a gopher snake wandered through Main Street traffic causing a crowd of fifty or more businessmen to pause work. The reptile crossed the pavement and crawled onto a parked car's running board before slipping under the hood, prompting the unsuspecting driver to continue unaware.
The Pennsylvanian Power Company starts employee vacations from June 28 through late November. T. West will take the first vacation and will be off duty June 28 to July 5.
D A R to unveil memorial markers for Revolutionary and War of 1812 soldiers at Hopewell Presbyterian Church New Bedford Sunday afternoon service begins 3 p m E S T with a program led by regent Mrs James T Ray and local volunteers A recital, talks, and solos precede cemetery marker unveilings by Montieth and Merrill families and a Girl and Boy Scout participation Benediction and taps to conclude the event
City council session opened bids for municipal golf course equipment. Bids include gang lawn mowers and tractors from Meyer and Weller, Worthington Mower Company, Kirk Hutton Company, with various prices and discounts for timely payment.
Chicago pilots John and Kenneth Hunter aboard the City a chi cago neared an endurance fueling record at SKY HARBOR AIRPORT with 377 consecutive hours aloft before sunrise. The clearance cited a three day window to surpass the mark as mission progress continued.
Detectives from the city investigated a robbery at 1208 South Mill Street, where a back window entry was later confirmed. A light brown suit and 62.30 in cash were missing, with the loss undetermined at first but later noted. The event followed a prior robbery linked to the St Louis team members mentioned in the day’s notes.
Y W C A notes in Pittsburgh feature Thomas L Linteredi as a principal figure with items of community interest and upcoming events. The clipping highlights local activities and plans tied to the Pittsburgh YWCA chapter.
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