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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1933
Page
5
Readable ad notes prices for fur trim coats and a selection of dressy sport and swagger coats. Includes 57¢ items and bundles priced to clear. Indicates multiple coat styles and sizes with promotional marks and discount language.
Major Samuel B Wolfe of Harrisburg will arrive Friday for the quarterly inspection of Troop F 108th Cavalry. The unit trains for a tour of duty at Mt Gretna in August. Until departure the guard unit will man office duty in camp and aim to be among the last to finish the summer schedule.
A large crowd gathered Tuesday evening at the Second U P church to enjoy the Olde Tyme Concert performed by the church choir under Mrs W J Caldwell. Katherine McMillen and Katherine Nessie Allen joined in the staged tableaux with scene lighting by Calvin English Billy McCormick Carl Weir and Billy Patton enhancing the period mood.
Large crowds attend two major Seventh Ward picnics this afternoon and evening. The Presbyterian School at the 2 O Park expects a huge turnout with groups leaving at 2:00 and 5:30. At 6:00 p m Eastern Standard Time Cascade Park hosts the Grand Nas Auxiliary and the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers with members families.
International News Service reports that M Dept Cupane awarded a $31,587.59 contract for 1.02 miles of highway work in Erie county. The project covers 0.53 miles of new surface on U S Route 20 and includes associated improvements.
Tuesday afternoon the Garden club gathered at Mrs I C Bowman on West Madi. Fifteen members answered roll call with garden items. Mrs C E spoke on Roses and Mrs Ceterson on Delphini.
Daily Digest notes that Congress seeks a unified national bank system with measures preventing interest on demand deposits and centralizing deposits. Omaha World Herald and Fort Worth Star Telegram discuss the legislation as essential for channeling funds into productive use and reducing hoarding, warning of concentration in large centers and Federal Reserve banks.
Mahoningtown Girl Scout troop plans a Friday meeting led by captain Mrs E W Guy and lieutenant Miss Lucille McGuire. They will share camp experiences from the Pinerove regional training camp near Harrisburg and learn new songs. The gathering marks one of the final regular meetings of the summer with possible hikes and picnics.
James Carlson, a 72 year old hitch hiker, was seen in the seventh ward yesterday sharing stories and a few smiles before continuing his journey toward the world’s fair. He recalled his New Jersey home was nearly paid off and said his dog was killed in an accident, prompting his decision to travel. He noted he has made many friends along the way, which he values most.
A large crowd of Grangers met at Pleasant Hill Grange on June 22 as twenty seven new Grangers were instructed in the first and second degrees. The event featured music by Miss Pauline Cocets and performances by Homer and Marjorie Doak and Mr and Mrs R McAnlis. Nearly all county Granges attended, with a post event refreshment break. Further Grange social events were announced including joint parties with Westfield and Pleasant Hill, and a July 7 Big Beaver Grange monthly party at 8 pm with games and refreshments.
Sunday afternoon services at St Lucy's church are not held during the summer months. Rev Fr M J Vitale, the pastor, announced the suspension.
Picnic committees are being assembled by the Madison Avenue organizers to arrange events, coordinate volunteers, and set schedules for community gatherings this season.
Mrs John Sullivan and son John of West Madison avenue spent Tuesday in Pittsburgh. Charles R Gallagher of Pittsburgh spent the week end with his parents on North Cedar street. Mr and Mrs Frank Hamilton and the ge barton. O are vis-
The United Lutheran churches plan a donation day for the Children’s Home at Zelienople with open house, noon dinner, and evening supper. About fifty children will perform in the afternoon program led by Rev. Charles W. White, superintendent, and Dr. Paul H. Roth of the Minneapolis Theological Seminary will speak.
A 30 year old unidentified man killed Lester in a Brooklyn bar as he stood alone. Police say the shooter fled the scene after firing three bullets into the head. Flynn, with prior arrests and convictions, is noted in connection to the case. Authorities suspect an underworld feud sparked the killing.
John Cracraft of Bessemer faced Judge James A. Chambers as he sought a reduction in child support. Due to unemployment, the court ordered a decrease from $10 to $5 per week for the children’s maintenance.
In Grove City Pa on June 28 Miss Louise Dobson daughter of Mrs Pearl Dobson married Robert Eisenberg son of Mr and Mrs Emil Eisenberg of Dormont. The ceremony at 11 30 am in the Presbyterian church with Dr C H Williamson officiating attended by about 50. The bride wore her mother’s wedding dress and the couple will reside in Dormont after July 1. Eisenberg is employed by Eastman Kodak Company.
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