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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1932
Page
7
Floyd Gibbons notes a lively Democratic convention with Barkley and Alben W. Barkley’s keynote drew praise for its energy while critics say it glossed over Republican bungling. The scene felt homey with visitors in gallery seats and a family atmosphere as supporters prepare for November.
A list of people from Harrisville Sharon Conneaut Lake and nearby towns visiting Pittsburgh Conneaut Lake Hartstown and other locales. Mentions travel hospital stays vacations summer school and business trips with multiple residents named and places cited.
The meeting at 7:30 this evening in the Fred L. Rentz chapter rooms will form an auxiliary to the Rentz Chapter of the Disabled American Veterans. Commander W. T. McCune invites wives mothers and sisters of post members and Gold Star mothers to attend and affiliate. Rev. Charles Warren Johnstone will explain D A V principles.
At a Cathedral meeting the Legion of Honor Corps restructured its unit naming C. C. Sweesy as business manager and secretary Carl Turner as quartermaster and A. W. Tindall as color sergeant. A brisk rehearsal followed and the group prepared for the Eastern Star picnic at Cascade Park Wednesday evening.
The Spiritualist Church of Truth will hold a message circle in McGown hall East Washington street Wednesday evening at eight o'clock with E. A. Ware and Mrs. A. Crocker as mediators.
A special St. Vitus Auxiliary meeting is planned this evening at 7 30 in the clubrooms with all members required to attend.
Prayer meetings are set for eight oclock this evening at Mrs. Cashdollar on Utah street Harmony and at Mrs. Thomas Czar River view Wed at eight. Street meetings are planned Saturday eight Harmony and ten Ellwood City. Sunday services include Sunday school at eleven with preacher Rev Mabel Hicks at ten, and 7 30 p m sermon with 8 30 p m service by evangelist Rev Hicks.
The Phalanx, a young men’s fraternity, will meet at the YMCA building on Wednesday at 6 45 PM to discuss current business. July plans include a social committee headed by Elroy Lockley with Don McCoy and Lyman Gerould as members to manage weekly sessions.
This week lists Holy Communion at 9 30 am on Wednesday and 8 pm worship at Nellie Ingram home 110 West Laurel. Thursday brings Mushball with First U P Scotland Lane at 6 30 pm and Boy Scout Troop 55 at 7 pm. Ladies and missionary groups meet at various homes and parsonage with talks on Africa New Guinea and Guatemalo.
Section 7 of the First Baptist Church will hold a breakfast at Cascade Park on Thursday at 10 oclock.
Wednesday schedule includes a 1 to 4 p m prayer and fasting service and a 7 45 continuation of Bible chart study with Mrs John Wink and Mrs Avery Rigby providing special music. Thursday features a 2 p m prayer band.
The American Insurance Union will meet Wednesday at 8 in the City building. Members are urged to attend and discuss upcoming plans and policy matters.
Mrs Swan's class from the First Christian church will hold a picnic supper Thursday evening at Cascade Park. Local families are invited to attend the community event and share in the meal and fellowship.
Mahoning county Ohio judges use eight jurors in civil trials prompting questions if Lawrence county could follow. Attorney E M Underwood contends Pennsylvania law requires twelve jurors if parties insist. only by agreement could a case be tried with eight jurors.
The Willing Workers class of the First Congregational church plans a picnic Thursday at the camp of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford James and Mr. Jackson.
L L O I and Martha Washington lodge 24 plan a Thursday evening meeting at the Clendennin building at eight o clock. The session will include regular business and a social time with cards afterward.
The Y S B class Section D of the Third United Presbyterian church will hold a meeting Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. Fred Wehr.
Notices announce newborns with names of parents, dates, and residence as provided by local writers. Signatures include full name and address for publication.
A son born to Mr and Mrs John B Jenkins of Aliquippa at Jameson Memorial hospital on June 27.
The article notes Attorney Mr. Underwood suggesting it may be wise in many cases. It references a Mahoning county ruling reducing juror pay to $2 daily from the former $3, and mentions Lawrence county jurors receiving $4 per day.
Noah becomes the first man to operate a pet shop, marking a historic start in veterinary and animal care entrepreneurship. The new venture centers on pet sales and services, signaling a notable milestone in retail and animal welfare.
Reports to Dr. W. L. Steen city health officer note six children at the Margaret Henry institution are ill with whooping cough. Names listed include Elvera Di Lorenzo, Helen Di Lorenzo, Clara Di Lorenzo aged three nine and 11, Beverly Rhinehart nine, Bert Murphy eight, and Betty Rhinehart 11.
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