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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1938
Page
9
In Indianapolis Gary Gwetlers Gay ome notes summer urges outdoor recreation but warns against severe sunburns. Dr Morgan advises gradual sun exposure, especially for middle aged or infirm individuals, to protect kidneys and skin and to breathe fresh air after winter indoors.
City council discussed converting a 25 foot tract on vel avenue to a graded street, with owner Jos Duznon pushing for use of his private property. Public Safety Director J M Rice cited a school safety box plan and the barbershop hours measure awaits council action. The Women’s International Labor League supports a new city building while temporary policemen are appointed. stone walls at Diamond Park and bond redemptions were approved.
In Bessemer correction report the Miss Larryn McGbe and William V Percie wedding at Cleveland is mislisted with attendants Eve lyn Percie and Joseph R Sta as relatives. The Benson reunion at Bear's Den in Mill Greek Park Youngstown was canceled by rain after plans for a picnic among the families was announced.
The Good Will Bible class of the Bessemer Presbyterian Sunday school met at thehome of Miss Gane and Donna Gilmore on Wednesday for a regular time meeting. After business the evening featured games and refreshments from the hostesses.
G C Grove is a patient in Jameson Memorial hospital. Miss Helen Dunn spent the week with friends in Pittsburgh. Miss Mary Waite enrolled at Penn State for the summer term. Andrew Heasley and son Bruce of New Castle called on Monday. Charles Caer of Erie visited their aunt Mrs. Maria Broadbent Saturday eve. The Zonk reunion was held at the home of Mr and Mrs Richard Dicks Pulaski Road. R R Moore and son attended the Anderson Prom at Buh Park Sharon on Friday. Jean Neale, surgical patient at Jameson Memorial, is recovering well. Mr and Mrs Thorndell of Greenville and Bobby Simpson of New Bedford spent Saturday with W A Shaffer. Miss Ruth McCormick employed in Pin Weekend with her math William McCormick. Harrisburg news and tax figures list extensive totals for years 1927 through 1937.
Several hundred former liquor licenses in deeds restricted communities failed to overturn the State Liquor Control Board ruling. The case began with John McGeltigan and partner who operated a Philadelphia cafe. A decision in Harrisburg and anticipated appeal to the State Supreme Court followed.
The Department of Commerce reports an improved wholesale and retail sector as graphic signals show stronger demand and cautious optimism. James Roper notes economic opportunities now exist, urging dynamic initiative amid revised merchandising policies and lever buying.
The Chewton Christian church hosts a mothers and daughters banquet with East Liverpool leaders S W Crawford and Judge Frang Grosshans as speakers. A New Castle string quartet will provide music and toasts will be given by Mrs. Mary Kelly and Mrs. Ethel Street.
Miss Mary Rodgers of Lowellville visits aunt Tressa Starts in Edenburg. Mr and Mrs Winton Ramsey and son spend Friday evening with Harold Dran in Youngstown. Fred Coates and children of New Castle visit the Ramseys Saturday. Harald Park and daughter Alaric of Masury, Ohio spend Saturday with his mother Mrs Harry Park. Wily Weakley of Aliquippa and Clare Hoover of Masury visit Mrs Harry Park in Westlecet. Mr and Mrs Clare Hoover celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary with daughters Virginia and Grace hosting relatives and friends.
A Castlewood shower at W Houk's home honored Mr and Mrs John Leonhart newlyweds with gifts and a social evening. Mrs Ernest Houk and Mrs Howard Touk served a late calla ion. The couple received many beautiful and useful presents.
George R Muse travels to Seattle for a civic visit, meeting with officials and inspecting local transit projects. The trip highlights cooperation between government departments and regional agencies in pressing urban mobility efforts.
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