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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1933
Page
20
Camp East Brook girls prepare for competitive bunkhouse stunts under Miss Marian Wilson at the YWCA nook. Groups will present original acts after acclimating to camp life and choosing three of six activities plus swimming. A treasure hunt with marshmallows as treasures and four group trails capped the evening.
State Policemen Hughmanick and Bradbury on duty reported investigating yesterday two robberies at the Guy service station in Chewton. Cigarettes, tobacco and candy were stolen.
New Castle Lions Club to install officers on July 11 with Paul G. Dingledy as president. Retiring president George L. Smith received the past president pin and gave a short valedictory recalling the year’s events. Miles E. Myers, Robert D. Whitely, and D. E. Matheson were welcomed as new members. Paul Dingledy and Jesse Gibson received the Lions pin for key men. Final annual reports were presented.
Great Britain defeated the United States 6 1/2 to 5 1/2 in the Ryder Cup after a dramatic finish at Southport England. Syd Easterbrook beat Densmore Shure in the final match, clinching the cup for England.
Sixty four former service men from Lawrence Butler Mercer and Venango counties will undertake physical examinations Wednesday at the Sons of Union Veterans hall City building for Civilian Conservation Corps service. The U S Army Recruiting service in the Pittsburgh district will conduct the tests under Major William Burkle the officer in charge.
City firemen responded to two alarms this morning. At 9 10 rags behind a door in a Vine Street home smouldered and flames scorched the floor. At 10 25 five companies tackled basement paper smouldering at 19 East North Street causing smoke but no damage.
Washington circles refer to the National Industrial Recovery Act by the acronym Nira. Officials and lawmakers discuss its provisions and implications for industry and labor practices nationwide.
Poet Bailey notes how night reveals stars and sorrow exposes enduring truths, framing a quiet meditation on loss and perception.
The Lincoln Garfield club to reunite former students from 1900 to 1911 at Cascade Park on Saturday July 8. Edward D. Pritchard is general chairman with officers Ed J. Ryan president Charles E. McGrath vice president and C. H. Cole secretary treasurer.
E C Chapman of Moody avenue reports English industry in a boom similar to the United States. He says many factories run on Sundays to keep up with business, noting workers are quite busy after his brief London visit last week.
A severely sprained wrist and arm bruises occurred when Bobby Ernest, son of Mr. and Mrs. J C Ernest of Cleveland, attempted to crank his father's car while visiting relatives in New Castle.
Baltimore and Ohio reroutes engine crews to New Castle Terminal after a six week halt. Cross country trains between Chicago and Washington shift crews here with about thirty men affected, Terminal Trainmaster J L Thoman confirms.
The Religious and Fraternal Circles Association met at United Presbyterian Church Monday evening in J L Wogan's home to review church school departments. After business, croquet and shuffle were played. A G Gormley noted the next meeting will be in September. Bertha Kineast captained the losing side and will arrange the banquet. Special musical numbers are planned at City Mission tonight with Paul McGaffie as speaker and a church delegation attending.
The passage notes reading about West Africa among Africans and outlines a July 31 picnic at Dorothy Roberts's cottage on Mt. Jackson road. It mentions Martha Washington Lodge 24 LLOI meeting Thursday at 8 in Clendennin hall and changes to Presbyterian midweek services with summer Sunday night church services.
The New Castle Phalanx plans a day outing in Leesburg on June 28. An informal program includes swimming and will depart the YMCA at 6:30 p.m. A note from the event discusses a disarmament conference aiming to reduce suspicion.
Mayor Charles B. Mayne spoke to the Rotary Club in New Wilmington last night, serving as the meeting's principal speaker.
Paul M. Allen of 226 South Croton Avenue told police today he was traveling east on South when an incident occurred.
A vehicle traveling on street made a right turn onto South Mill Street Bridge when a following car with Pennsylvania license AA54T rear ended the lead car. The lead car sustained damage in the collision.
Stromberg Carlson manufacturing company announces a 12 percent wage increase effective July 3. The move affects radio and telephone equipment workers at Rochester, New York, with the date set for next Thursday.
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