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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1932
Page
5
A columnist suggests keeping a wayward husband amused as a reform method, while The Gosh en Daily News Times notes some women favor this idea. The Milwaukee Sentinel questions whether Missouri corn cob factories running overtime are economically favorable, leaving judgment to readers.
Multiple church social and women’s groups announce meetings at Clenmore boulevard and Marshall avenue locations. Activities include a Young People’s Christian Union trip to Boy Scout Camp Phillips, a Section A YSB class gathering, a missionary meeting at Bethany Lutheran, and D A V and Women’s Missionary Society events with Korea program themes.
The tent service at Greenwood Methodist on Ellwood road begins at 8 o clock. Rev C S Joshua of Croton Avenue Methodist Church will lead the evangelistic service with his congregation.
The Truth Seekers Class of the First Christian church will meet Friday at 2 o clock with Mrs. W. W. Perry on Greenwood Avenue. Castle 37 Pythian Sisters will meet Friday evening at 7 o'clock in the City Building for the regular session.
Word has been received of births in Almanac City area homes. A son named David Trevor was born to Mr and Mrs Stanley Richards of Alhambra California on Monday June 20. Mrs Richards formerly Marian Davis of this city. A son named Charles was born to Mr and Mrs Assad A Farris of 532 East Long Avenue on June 25. Twin daughters June and Jean were born to Mr and Mrs Silman George of 309 Galbreath Avenue on June 24. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs William Reed of R D 5 New Castle at Jameson Memorial Hospital today June 29.
Clyde L Hawkins of Youngstown visits town. William McIver stays home ill. Mr and Mrs Halleck Hasson from Carson street guests in Ellwood City. Dr C E Imbrie of Butler attends funeral of Nannie Imbrie Clark. Margaret Preston improving at Crawford avenue. Fred C Kuech enjoys vacation from city post office duties. Mrs W L Pettitt attends Battery B reunion at Mt Jackson. Sophia Butler guests at A L Oesterling home in Butler. Mrs William Newell home from Jameson Memorial hospital. Harry Hays dismissed from Thelma June Hilliard. New Castle resident Lassie Pittler vacationing in Youngstown and Cleveland. John Bigler at Conneaut Lake for funeral directors convention. Robert MacDonald returns from Erie visit. Frank Maxwell discharged from Jameson Memorial hospital. John Pelttonen returns from Young People convention in Fairport. Victor Doyene motor to Chicago to visit relatives. Dr and Mrs F F Dorsey and children return from Washington DC. Various residents return from visits to Akron, Ohio and others while others attend hospital care and vacations.
The piece notes Captain Burleigh Martin of Augusta, a dry Republican, as Maine’s gubernatorial candidate opposing Louis J. Brann of Lewiston, a Democrat. It suggests Maine’s policy stance could influence national wet dry debates and watches the political wind in the state.
Tonight at 1015 Moravia street the Bright Side club No. 2 presents a program at St John’s United Holy Church. The event features solos duets and short songs with Rev J G Comstock delivering the closing message and O C Lowe presiding.
The Missionary Society of the St. Luke's A. M. E. church holds its regular meeting at the home of Mrs. Stella Brown on Grant Street Thursday evening at 7 30.
Members met at Mrs. C. L. Alexander's home on Home Street for a business session. Officers elected: President Rebecca Clark, Vice President Lula Respress, Secretary Mary E. Cooper, Treasurer Carrie M. Alexander, Chaplain Lillian M. Clark, Sick Committee Myrah Park and Mary Cooper, Reporter Lillian M. Clark. Next meeting set for July 12 at Mrs. Mary E. Cooper's home on 427 Galbreath Avenue.
The Church of God in Christ sewing circle will meet this evening at 5 o clock daylight savings time at 1021 Moravia street the home of Mrs Nellie Wilson Miss Laura Mary Hobbs recent medical graduate from Western Reserve School of Medicine in Cleveland is visiting her aunt Miss Laura Stevenson on Pine street before resuming internship duties at Columbia hospital Wilkinsburg
Miss Florence Paul will leave Thursday morning for State College to take a six weeks course in library work under the Pennsylvania state library. Instructor includes Miss Suzanna Young formerly of New Castle.
Dr. Joseph D. Herron assistant to the Episcopal Bishop of Cincinnati Ohio and a former rector of Trinity Episcopal church is spending a few days with his niece Mrs. T. F. Stryker of North Mercer.
Language describing hawks on display at Langs mentions two baby hens and their pest behavior. The text notes hawks stealing chickens and rabbits and causing misery for farmers with fowl.
A terse scene portrays a man who admires himself in a mirror and contemplates his own superiority. The imagined confrontation raises questions about vanity and self-worth.
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