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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1933
Page
6
New York mayor O'Brian wields a bold tax plan through The Beeston Evening Transcript style, drawing scorn as critics say proposed levies lack practical collection. The piece frames the idea as a political stunt amid city policy debates.
A lively garden party hosted by Mrs. Imn McBride in Wampum showcased the First Methodist beginners class with a treasure hunt and a New Testament gift for Dorothy Jean Anderson. Guests and workers included Lois Ann Davis, Mary Theresa Sheridan, Jane McBride, and several local women. the event featured a cooling lunch under a sunlit canopy.
A scattered itemized notice lists a tureen dinner at George Shetroms on Cascade Street honoring B J Watkins of the Rescue Mission, social plans for Pridey at the Clifton Fi.at ball field, and practice by a drum corps. Mrs Clara Hartman hosts the A G P Club with prizes won by Mrs John Earl Mrs Duke Byers and Mrs E J Edmunds. A recital is scheduled with Miss Margaret Graham and Gertude Graham aided by guest artists Mrs Dorothy Gormley Smith and Mrs Jay L Reed at Highland U P F Church on June 30.
In Youngstown Ohio the First Baptist B Y P U plans a June 30 picnic at MU Creek Park with buses at 2 and 6 p m from the church. Union Mission announces an 8 p m Friday meeting at Little Red School House on West Washington street extension for prayer and installations. Epworth Guild installs officers. Mrs V Potter elected president and other posts filled. Williams Street unit to supervise July nursery and Chestnut Street unit for August duties.
Phalanx fraternity members and their dates traveled to Leesburg for a ladies night outing. Swimming dominated the evening with a bonfire picnic lunch served late by chair Chris Clarke’s committee. A July 5 meeting at the M C A will follow with another swim in the pool.
Local notes recount guests and relocations across New Castle area. Edina Beck, Beck’s relatives from Pittsburgh, and many others visit or move between Crawford, Butler, and nearby avenues. Residents report hospital stays, surgeries, and trips to Boston, Chicago, and Pittsburgh, with several families vacationing and hosting.
Daily Digest discusses whether to use the definite article with yacht names. The Providence Journal notes both forms Amberjack It and the Amberjack are in common use and argues usage now governs proper designation.
Mr and Mrs William O Badger announce the birth of twin boys at Jameson Memorial hospital in June. Mr and Mrs Roy Tiecis announce a son named Jack Kenneth born June 27. Mr and Mrs Tony Pinella report a daughter Rose Marie born June 27. Health conditions in April show a strong month with a death rate of 8.3 per 1000, a 12.8 percent drop from the previous low. A candle grease spot on a new ink stain may disappear after washing the cloth.
Advertises Kellogg Rice Kimpies as wholesome rice cereal easy to digest for breakfast lunch or supper. Recommends serving with milk or cream fruits or honey. Claims freshness and Battle Creek production.
Weekly Health Talk warns against explosives and unsafe firework use as cities enforce ordinances. Dr Theodore B Appel notes tetanus fatalities decreased but remains a risk from Fourth of July celebrations. He urges parental supervision, careful handling of fireworks, and prompt medical care for any explosion injuries. He also highlights rising automobile hazards and urges careful driving to reduce injuries and deaths on the highways.
Glenn E. McCreary and Ruth L. Porter are recorded in New Castle, James Bulger and an unnamed partner in Pittsburgh, Hoffman and Pittsburgh with James Gost in Youngstown. Gwendolyn E. Lemmons appears in Louestown Ohio area.
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