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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1927
Page
28
Y M C A leaders prepare Slippery Rock site for Boys Camp set to begin July 5. Directors Kirker and Leonard organize sports, swimming safety, and two two week sessions for Midgets and older boys with camp activities and tent life.
Wampum Temple No. 113 Pythian Sisters celebrated six years with an evening of entertainment. Despite some nonperformers, piano selections drew applause thanks to Mrs. Frank Guy Miss Rebecca Hennon and Eugene Repman. Refreshments were served by Mrs. C M Harvey Mrs. C A Guy and temple members. Thirty nine Pythians and Knights attended with guests Mrs. Arthur Weir Mrs. L Yoho Miss Marguerite Maher and Mrs. E Book New Castle.
Miss Mary and Harrison Ippolito drove to Pittsburgh on Tuesday to attend the wedding of their cousin Elizabeth Mengerie.
Wampum lodge No 440 Knights of Pythias meets at 7 30 tonight. Midweek prayer at Presbyterian church 7 45 with Rev J G Bingham. M E church service at 8. Newport M E service Thursday at 8 with Rev J L Petrie. Christian church service tonight 7 30 with Rev R P Browell.
Mrs. Clarence Stapf visited New Castle today. Mrs. F. L. Huffman and son Charles and Mrs. H. E. King of Fillwood City were visitors here. Mrs. Peter Robertson is quite ill at home and not improved. Mr. and Mrs. R. Tally motored to New Castle last night. Mrs. Arthur Weir of New Castle is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. McConahy.
Mercer County Sabbath School district No. 11 re elected its officers at the annual meeting in Sharpsville Pa. Tuesday. Over 50 officers and teachers attended. Officers are T V Rayford president Mrs George Davis secretary and Mrs David Tupper treasurer. The district conference will be held in August.
Exclusive from San Francisco June 29. Lieuts. Albert Hegenberger and Lester Maitland prepare a trans oceanic hop to Honolulu using two radio beacons between San Francisco and Paia. The pilots plan to rely on radio signals but will keep their navigational instruments as a backup.
A large steam shovel from Thorson company broke down on the Neshannock river bridge, halting east west traffic for about 30 minutes. Traffic officers kept cars moving while a truck was hooked to the machine to remove it toward East Street, after disagreement over the preferred relocation route. Councilman Burns urged night removal to avoid blocking main thoroughfares and possible fire alarm access.
Warrants for the arrest of Carl Althof former city policeman and two others were issued after a liquor raid by state police at West Springfield. Liquor valued at $40,000 was seized. The warrants were issued by Justice Rick at Girard.
Harry Malley, Mahoningtown fire station, was discharged from Shenango Valley hospital today after injuries from a Seventh Ward fire truck overturn on North Cedar Street. He was pinned beneath the vehicle, crushing one foot, and he has been hospitalized since April.
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