New Castle News Details and Publication Info
The New Castle News is owned by The News Company with G Treadwell as president and Ww Gallant as editor. The paper publishes daily except Sunday from corner Sycamore Street and Apple Way, New Castle Pennsylvania, with local and county public interest coverage.
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H G. Treadwell
Patten
Pres
Eos
Seaster
L. Bents
Treas
Ww. Gallant
Pendence
Sony
Sycamore Street
Apple Way
Address Instructions for Payments at The News Company
The notice directs all checks money orders drafts and communications to THE NEWS COMPANY New Sastic Pa and not to any individual. It clarifies the proper recipient for payments and correspondence.
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New Sastic
Puritan Spirit Gone From Nation Says Harvard Scholar
Muensterberg argues New England temperance and Puritan modesty vanished in a decade. He cites New York as epicenter of modern looseness but asserts many communities remain sound. He contends the nation now values happiness over denial and rejects harsh moralizing of past centuries.
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Muensterberg
Harvard
New England
Babylon
Nineveh
Sodom
Gomorrah
New York
New Castle
Prof
German Americans praised as industrious in New Castle
A reader letter from H C Boenish of the Lawrence County Branch of the German American Alliance defends the German American community in Pennsylvania. He requests a retraction of a June 26 item titled Hints and Dints, denying any resolution condemning liquor licenses and praising truthful reporting.
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New Castle
Congress
H. C. Boenish
Lawrence County
German American Alliance of Pennsylvania
Dutch taking Holland again in a German praise piece
A column extols German Americans praising their work ethic, patriotism, and morality while noting a narrator’s self identifications and jokes about German heritage as a defense of liberty and progress. It lauds tolerance and national honor amid a German pride rhetoric.
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Dintsman
Adam
Pumpersnickel
Eve
Gretchen
Mr. Taft
Holland
Rentz
Lorelei
Anniversary of Freedom in a Patriot Voice
A patriotic poem by Daniel R. Jenkins for The News celebrates America. It extols liberty, faith, and industry, praising the nation’s guardianship over oceans and lands. The piece calls for unity, courage, and charity to uplift the country and honor God.
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New World Star
Columbia
Liberty
America
Plymouth Rock
Valley Forge
Ocean Beach
Lucre
Hammock of Fate Swinging Hearts to Weddings
A humorous verse calls the hammock a fate swinging couples toward marriage. The Florida Times-Union notes a mix of local commentary and colorful opinion on social scenes and politics in New Castle, with quips about romance and civic life.
Gala Day at Muddy Creek Picnic Promises Quirky Fun
A long, humorous roster details plans for Muddy Creek Falls church picnic. John Allen weighs fish on own scales, Prof J L Moser may play cornet from the railroad bridge, and many locals attend as organizers and sponsors. Pageant of stunts includes free rides, pie eating, flash lights, and caution about preacher attire near the falls.
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Muddy Creek Falls
John Allen
John
J. L. Moser
Bob” Hainer
Harry Carpenter
P. H. Kearns
George H. Ball
N. G. B. F. Butler
Muddy Creek Shore
Chas. Andrews
John H. Preston
Jacob Walls
A. W. Reynolds
Robert Reynolds
Epworth
Cliff Fenton
Fenton
Cliff
Wall Emery
Harlansburg Closes Stores Early As Evening Rule Changes
The town of Harlansburg adopts city airs with all stores closing at an earlier hour each night except Saturdays. The piece also notes a caricature of market talks and local plans including a call to buy cherries and a mock critique of legal trickery.
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Harlansburg
Tennis Cup Race Heats Up At Country Club
Weekend matches sharpen the championship race with Uber defeating Cunningham 6 2 6 2 and Sager rising to fourth behind Kirk Blair Mercer. Up next a week of courts and a four event tournament plus the Lawn Tennis Association of Northwestern Pennsylvania annual at Dubois starting August 10.
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W. J. Uber
Robert Cunningham
Uber
Foster
Kennedy
Kirk
Gardner
Sager
Blair
Mercer
Lawn Tennis Association
Pennsylvania
Dubois
New Castle
Ford Auto Plant to Be Doubled
Detroit dated June 29 An announcement states Ford Motor will double its mammoth factory size at an estimated cost of 5 million dollars The plan includes seven new buildings 60 by 900 feet and six stories high at 500000 each a power plant 85 feet high 150 feet wide and 240 feet long costing about 1500000 to house the largest gasoline engine in the world Work has begun and will be pushed to completion.
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Detroit
Mich
Ford Motor Mammoth
Surprise Birthday Party for Mrs Ayers at Chewton
Wampum Pa June 29 Mrs John Ayers of Chewton was delightfully surprised Saturday when friends and relatives gathered at her home for her 67th birthday. A noon dinner followed by social time featured many useful gifts for the honored guest. Attendees included Bert Gillespie, Mrs Andrew Robertson, Mrs Willis Houk, Mrs Mary Miller, Mrs Lillian Langraf, Mrs John Miller, Grace Miller, Edna Houk, Edna Robertson, Walter Langraf, Meryl Houk and M Shallenberger.
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Wampum
John Ayers
Chewton
Bert Gillespie
Andrew Robertson
Willis Houk
Mary Miller
Lillian Langraf
John Miller
Grace Miller
Edna Houk
Edna Robertson
Walter Langraf
Meryl Houk
M. Shallenberger
Pleasant Affair at Lancaster Home
A pleasant social gathering was hosted Saturday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Lancaster in Cuewton Wampum PA. Guests enjoyed dancing and games followed by gracious refreshments prepared by Mrs. Lancaster with assistance from Mrs. B J Lancaster. Attendees included Nettie Pitts Alice Fosnaught Pearl Presley Fern Dindinger Hazel Ritchie Nora Ritchie Esther Conner and several men led by Fred Booker Charles Kelly John Smith Tony Smith Arthur Aiken Clarence Mayberry Howard Lutz George Carner Martin Houk Harry Fury Roy Lancaster and Frank Lancaster.
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Wampum
George Lancaster
Cuewton
Lancaster
B. J. Lancaster
Nettie Pitts
Alice Fosnaught
Pearl Presley
Fern Dindinger
Hazel
Nora Ritchie
Esther Conner
Fred Booker
Charles Kelly
John
Tony Smith
Arthur Aiken
Clarence Mayberry
Howard Lutz
George Carner
Martin Houk
Harry Fury
Roy
Frank Lancaster
Two Ball Games on July Fourth in Wampum Pa
Wampum Pa June 29 There may be no formal Fourth celebration but two ball games are planned. The Struthers C team will play in the morning and afternoon attracting record-breaking crowds to the town and vicinity.
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Wampum
Struthers, C
School Building Rising Quickly in Wampum
Wampum Pa June 29 Work on the new school building advances with walls halfway up the second floor. If weather holds, walls may be completed in about two weeks.
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Wampum
Social rounds pass through New Castle and area
Miss Nina Young spent Sunday at New Castle. Mrs. C Swaggers visited Beaver Falls. Mrs. Bruce of Hoysdale visits Pittsburg relatives. Miss Margaret Tillin at New Castle a few days. J Slifkim a business visitor in New Castle Saturday. Mrs. Ella Smith of New Castle guests of her mother. Mrs. John White of California visits sister in New Castle. Harry Fye of Sharpsville spent Sunday with the Fyes. William Henrys Sunday visit with Beaver Falls relatives. Miss Gladys Freed Newport weekend with Emma Freed. Hazel and Nora Ritchie Chewton visit Lila Fye. Mrs. Harry Reiker Fayette City guest of Alfred Brown. Mrs. Rachel Minner visiting daughter in Ashtabula. Lawrence Overlander Homewood weekend with Parshalls. Howard Douglass and children Nellie and Charles visiting friends in Youngstown. C L Repman hosted Levi Repman Chewton and Ellen Hennon Shaffer Shenango Township at dinner. Mrs. William Nicholson and son Clyde New Castle spent weekend with mother Mrs. John Lally. Velma Cook and Elizabeth Moran with Harry Prentice New Castle. Martha Morton and granddaughter Clara Hennon visiting Anna Crowl Enon Valley. Henry Young and children McKees Rocks left after visiting Mrs Roys for Youngstown.
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Nina Young
New Castle
C. Swaggers
Beaver Falls
Bruce
Hoysdale
Pittsburg
Margaret Tillin
J. Slifkim
Ella Smith
Tillia
John White
California
Robert Roys
Harry Fye
Sharpsville
Samuel Fye
William Henry
Gladys Freed
Newport
Emma Freed
Hazel
Nora Ritchie
Chewton
Lila Fye
Harry Reiker
Fayette City
Alfred Brown
Rachel Minner
Frank Rodgers
Ashtabula
Lawrence Overlander
Homewood
C. M. Parshall
Howard Douglass
Nellie
Charles
Youngstown
C. L. Repman
Levi Repman
Ellen Hennon
Ellis Shaffer
Shenango Township
Wampum
William Nicholson
Clyde
John Lally
Velma Cook
Elizabeth Moran
Harry Prentice
Martha Morton
Clara Hennon
Anna Crowl
Enon Valley
Henry Young
McKees Rocks
Home merchants deserve local support to steady town prosperity
A Herkimer County News editorial urges residents to back home stores and merchants to keep properties occupied and values stable. It warns against patronizing mail order houses, noting many well-off individuals engage in this practice unintentionally and to the detriment of the town’s economy.
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Herkimer County News
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