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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1931
Page
6
Thayer company and local architects secured the contract to plan a large addition for the College Hill M E Church in Beaver Falls. The project will expand the Sunday school space at one of the region’s largest congregations, with remodeling of the church framework to accommodate ceremony candles and funeral services.
A mushball team has been organized by Croton district girls and will be led by Mrs. E. Perkins and Betty Lastorio. They plan a financial campaign to fund the project. The Croton girls set to meet the Croton Boys this evening with team members including Marie Lastorio Ida Priolett Donftia Rose Hzzo and Hilda Nardi.
Pennsylvania conservation council members from sportsmen groups outline renewed efforts to pass the anti stream pollution bill. At the annual meeting, they endorsed the Hunsicker Lose measure, urged faster action, and backed higher fishing license fees to fund public fishing grounds and continued state forest land purchases and policy.
A local gardening project committee asks Lawrence county farmers to let unemployed pick fruit on a share basis to prevent waste from an abundant harvest. Interested farmers should contact Associated Charities or Red Cross at phone 5084.
Espedita Marie Abruzzini, Italian secretary of the International Institute of the YMCA, will travel from Pennsylvania Avenue to Proctorsville Vermont for a six week summer course from July 6 to August 14. Afterward she plans to visit Portland Maine with her parents before returning to work September 1. A magazine article then lightly notes how to age a drug store table by counting gum under it.
Holiday week alters publication with no issue on Saturday. Notices urge Wednesday or Thursday noon submission for Friday. Missionary meeting at Pratt Chappell home, secures last Tuesday meetings. Circle at Spiritualist Church of Truth set for Wednesday night with mediators Guthrie Davis and Ware. Ben Hur Association and church class sections plan meetings at Clendennin Hall and homes on weeknights. camp meeting at Mehaffey July 17 to 26.
Miss W. J. N. Srocaynska of the International Institute of the W. C. G. A. on Pennsylvania Avenue will return Wednesday morning from Whitman, Massachusetts, where she spent the past month with her parents.
Nick Donne of 803 Franklin Avenue reported to police that a southbound truck passing a stone near Ray Street hurled the rock through a window of his home. No injuries were reported.
A vintage style advertisement warns readers to protect the larynx the Adam’s Apple and throat by choosing Lucky Strike cigarettes. It claims the toast process removes irritants found in raw tobacco and contrasts with other brands while urging caution with harsh irritants.
Councilman Louis Genkinger explained the council adopted a resolution on city employees absence due to illness. The rule limits any employee to 30 days of absence in a year with salary, and requires a physician's certificate to justify the illness.
Mr. Fred Williamson and son Russell and Mrs. Louise Williamson of this place visited in Pittsburgh on Sunday. Mrs. Williamson is staying with her daughter Mrs. George Phillips for a few days before returning home. William Hare and Paul Craig, who had been visiting at the home of Lowell Anderson, have returned to Braeburn, Pa. Jimmy, the small son of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Offutt of Leesburg, spent
Monday at the home of Mr and Mrs C B White and other notes from New Wilmington recount Sunday visits by families including Budd Jimmy and Floyd Offutt and Spare mentions of local life in town. The report also notes tax burden concerns and a hospital update with no admissions at James or mortal hospital due to strong fur issues.
Crawford county commissioners report receipt of a $7 check from State Treasurer Marlin covering county taxes on lands at Pymatuning. The brief notice notes the payment was sent to the county treasury and settles the local tax obligation for the year.
Aubrey Taylor of R D No ported Monday evening the ALS error on Butler Avenue at Washington Street. He had made the required step when two boards of a spring dam? West Q on Bintley Avenue bit an aged he ante sure.
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