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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1930
Page
6
Read like a sensational Broadway column, the piece recounts stage manager Joseph van Raalte, a prohibition crackdown on dispensers, and a tangle of million dollar schemes. It highlights actor pay, lavish lifestyles, a London theater critique, and a whistleblower tale ending with a father concealing $6,000 from his pilfering sons.
Rev. Bert E. Williams of Ellwood City spoke Sunday at the Western Pennsylvania Bible Conference held in Slippery Rock. Lee W. Ames of the Moody Bible Institute lectured, with Butler and Lawrence county ministers assisting. The conference elected Rev. H. A. VanCleve of Grove City as president and Rev. George M. Landis of New Castle as vice president and Rev. Charles C. Molney of ??? as secretary for the next year.
A mix of visits and gatherings described in Bessemer and Alliance. A. C. Bales visits Alliance with ill mother. families from Poland and nearby towns host or attend events. Ladies Loyal Bible Class elects officers including President Mrs J E Meiven and Secretary Mrs Jus Weilsen. July meeting planned as a class picnic.
Crossword puzzle from Jews Daily featuring across and down clues with mixed language hints. Includes entries for animals, places, and common nouns, plus thematic references and wordplay.
In a tense exchange, Peter notices Hobgoblin approaching shore while Brown Beetle explains the water creature’s cowardly behavior and nearly intangible, gauze like body. Peter admires Hobgoblin’s tail though wary of the mysterious beast as it dives back into the water in search of something unseen.
A 1930 Premier Syndicate column defends hardworking women, countering urban critics who scold mothers and nurses. The writer, a 25 year old with four kids, describes farm life, long hours, and dignity in labor, urging women to attend to their own affairs and stop judging others. She praises nurses and contrasts weekend leisure with toil, noting husbands’ behavior and the cost of not supporting family steadiness.
Cascade Park gears for a record Fourth of July crowd with 80 acres of gardens and modern amusements. Rides including Till-a-White and the Merry-go-Round are in good shape, new Tom Thumb Golf Course adds challenge, Rainbow Terrace hosts dancing and a new mammoth speaker system at the orchestra stand. Picnic groves provide shade, tables, and free cookhouse service.
Boating parties and strolling crowds enjoy a midwar scene as the Piaves and pictuckers hear live strains. The best motor roads connect regions for easy travel to Gascaude where elites gather before departure.
Prowoted Home Circle announces no regular business meeting on Wednesday. The election of officers will be held on Wednesday evening, July 8. Lillie B. Jones, secretary.
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