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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1933

Page

14

Paid Firemen Present Stand in City Hall

Paid Firemen's Beneficial association informed the council that they will not surrender their Volunteer Firemen's Relief rights except under conditions. A conference with the Volunteer Firemen's Relief and the Paid Firemen's Beneficials sought to divide city funds from the state tax on fire insurance premiums. The paid firemen, many also in the volunteers, signed a letter led by President H. C. Stockman stating they will waive relief only while employed but not for widows or dependents, unless volunteers do the same. funds would be allocated largely to paid pensions with remaining to the relief association per law. The Volunteer Firemen's Relief association has not announced its division decision. The city has about $16,000 to divide, roughly $8,000 for paid pensions and the rest to the relief association.

Paid Firemen’s Beneficial Association Firemen’s Relief Association Volunteer Firemen's Relief Association Paid Firemen's Beneficials Association Council Volunteer Firemen’s Relief Association H. C. Stockman Trom_naburo

Chance for Old Horse Traders in Philadelphia

International News Service reports Philadelphia seeks 45 huskies to fill public works needs. Sellers may accept part payment for physically limited animals, with Frank H. Caven guiding inquiries. Also Pioneer memories in Tucson note 800 graves marked under a forest service program led by Pred Winn.

International News Service Philadelphia Frank H. Caven Public Works Pioneer Memories Neana Service Tuscon, Ariz West Oregon Trail Mexican Border Pred 1Winn U,‘ & Forest Service

Political Critique on Solving World Problems

The speaker accuses a political figure of admitting ignorance on global issues and relying on votes from supporters who expect systemic knowledge. The remark frames the tension between electoral backing and leadership competence.

Virtue Necessity in Landscaping for Irregular Lots

Lorena Daniel argues landscape design should fit the setting with an emphasis on usefulness and balance. The featured property uses irregular topography to create varied lines and surfaces, including a hillside garden, steps, a winding walk, and a triangular lawn to extend perspective from the house.

Lorena Daniel Newmall

Personal Mention from Pittsburgh Visits and Hospital News

Local notes record numerous residents visiting Pittsburgh and hospital updates. Many individuals including Mrs Herry W Miles, Mrs Christman, Jack Anderson, John Pabst, Miss Loita Williams, Mrs Edith Mounts, Kenneth Bishop, Florence Ransom, Ernest Bufalini, Miss Miriam Pollar, Florence Miles, Miss Billie Rhodes, and others are named with hospital stays, operations, and returns home. Several families travel, visit, or host guests in towns such as Beaver Falls, Aliquippa, New Castle, and Ellwood City amid trips to Jameson Memorial and other regional hospitals. The General Assembly session in Pittsburgh is also noted with several pastors and their spouses in attendance.

Jane John Pabst West Fairmont Avenue Frontenac Mich Frank Jerry Harbor Street Jameson Memoral Hospital Auguste, Relter Hazed I Street Jameson Memorial Hospital David Troté Francia Place New Castle Hospital Loita ‘Williams Aliquippa New Castle Pulaski Mildred Wink R. D. No.3 Jsmedon Memorial Hospital Sarah McCombs Plaingrove Marie Hogue Castlewood Chicago Rudolph Croton Avenue Misa Miriam’ Pollar Girard Ohio HB. J.soyring Raymond ‘Atreet Florence Miles O'Brien Street Billie Rhodes Youngtown Dolly Foster Cedar Street Made Davis Sciata Street Joseph Wardman, Jr La~throp Street J. C Ellwood City Clarence Pottey E. L. Towers North Cedar Street Barbarton Vernon Lang Ruth Cleveland C. EB Hotton Walnut Street Henry Sloat North Side Youngstown Hospital Caroline’ Wallace Highland United Presbyterian Church Pittsburgh Lois Omsler Wilkinsburg Margaret Thomas Park Avenue Slippery Bock College J. Sudsio Raymond Street Everette 'Walkama Lowellville Bro Hantula Garard Edith Bennett Park

Religious Circles Hostesses Lead Local Church Groups

Mrs Cassienorumer hosted section F of the L B class at the Third U P church on Washington Street with Mary Lines in charge of opening. Plans were made for a ham fry on May 13 at Cascade Park for the Biles, but no further meetings until September. Mrs Maude Fisher and Mrs Cheries Langscre assisted with refreshments. The King's Daughters Class met at Lenora Black's Adams Street home for a tureen dinner. A business meeting followed with Father McClie elected president, Lenora Black vice president, Ruth Shafter secretary, Flora Rice treasurer, Hotty Nitsche and Virginia Worm active participants.

Cassienorumer Washington Street U.P Aera Mary Lines Cascade Park Biles Maude ‘Fisher Cheries -Langscre King's Daughters King’s Daughters Church of the Nazarene Lenora Black Bectton Third United Presbyterian Church Reese Bowen Adams Street Earl McKnight Castade Park Charles Houk Dorothy Isaac Thomas Paul Jiscobs Jessie Bonk Mary| Johnson H. L.moore Chapin Road Uobe

Local church events and community meetings recap

Plans for July 24 meeting at Donna Langs home with a large group including Martha Black Ruth Bhaffer and Lenora Black. Baptismal service planned Sunday at 8 18 pm on McCleary avenue bathing beach. Central Circle of Central Presbyterian church met with 22 members and planned missionary patches and fall events. Breakfast at Casade Park on July 27. Nazarene Women June meeting at Roy Sheffers home with multiple speakers and music. L L O 3 met at Clendenin hall for a teen dinner on July 11 and Rachel Reynolds organizing a day event.

Pianio Martha Black Ruth Bhaffer Lenora Black Betty Nitache Donna Lang Hose Rice Cora’ Bates Hazel, Fraley Helen Doerr Doran Lang Hetty Nitache Grace Wilmer Lenora Black Ruth Bhaffer Loss Hill W. W. Waus Central Circle Central Presbyterian Church T. ‘W. Donaldson Plana Anna’ Belle Stewart Misionary Caspede Park Mesdamés Jenkins Finefrock Battley Miss Bright Mesdames Conn, Cox and Coates Martha Washington Clendenmin Ball Rachel Reynolds

Historic lighthouse to be abandoned after 79 years

Atlantic City records show the historic lighthouse after 79 years of service will be abandoned. The structure dates to 1864 when it stood 300 yards inland behind growing hotels and apartment blocks that now block its beam. The light ceased to reach the ocean on July 11, marking the 78th anniversary of its opening.

International News Service Atlantic

Battle to oust Major Pennington in prohibition enforcement

Democratic pressure mounts in Pennsylvania New Jersey and nationwide to replace Pennington as prohibition administrator amid retire pay controversy. Joseph Guffey and David Reed back retention while Boland urges dismissal. The drive targets Postmaster General Farley with possible White House intervention.

International Nowa Largleey Washington John D. Pennington Pennsylvania New Jersey Joseph Guffey Pennington David Reed Prohibition Boland Army Congress James A. Farley White House

Midway stopover for eastern tourists in New Castle

The article notes a rise of out of state license plates in New Castle as tourists travel to Chicago for the Century of Progress. New Castle hotels report growing guest numbers with foreign cars from New York and eastern states parking in Castleton. Highways 422, 17, and the Benjamin Franklin Highway are highlighted as fast routes, making New Castle a mid point between New York City and Chicago.

New Castle New York New York City Chicago Century of Progress Metropoli Castleton Pennsylvania

Brothers convicted of despicable crime in Denver

John Dominguez and his brother George were convicted of robbing 77 year old Mrs. E. Peterson. Posing as telegraph messenger boys they knocked her down at her home and stole a sack containing 80 dollars. District Judge George F. Dunklee sentenced them to 20 years to life in the state penitentiary.

Denver Colo John Dominguez George George F. Dunklee Dunklee State Penitentiary

St Louis Zoo Expands with Three Ring Circus Plan

The St Louis Zoo is developing into a three ring circus as summer approaches. Simultaneous performances are planned at different grounds sections with trained lions, chimpanzees, and new acts. Lions perform four shows on Sunday as the season builds audiences.

International News Service Louis St. Louis Zoo

Woman Claims to Be 128 Years Old

Santa Ana California reports Senora Martina de la Rosa claims an age of 128 with records. She recalls Mexico and Central America life events including the Mexican war and Texas secession while ignoring diet advice. Her youngest daughter is 67 and she notes the second hundred years is hardest.

Cinternattons Santa Ana Calif Senora Martina de la Rosa Mexico Central America Texas

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