Court Battle Over Rates May Be Occasioned
A garbled court report discusses rate disputes involving coal operators and a church program. The fragmentary text mentions a Monday event and an insurance reference, with unclear names and dates.
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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1938
Page
9
A garbled court report discusses rate disputes involving coal operators and a church program. The fragmentary text mentions a Monday event and an insurance reference, with unclear names and dates.
A fragmented notice reports a Pleasant Valley family gathering at the home of W G Taylor on a Saturday evening. Attendees include Harlin, Mrs Prink Murr, Natnte Morrison, Mrs. harlos, Mrs. Locke, and Waters Walser among others at Castle My and Pros slay.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe several local visits and social gatherings among residents. Names such as Mrs James Me pet, Mr and Mrs Carl Miler, Horman, and Ida Waldinger appear with mentions of nearby towns Darlington and Erics' Caste. The text is partly garbled but indicates a series of social visits and shoreditch area associations.
A special music hour at Cascade Park features Reverend Robert Dovglas preaching The Supreme Questionist Life after a program opening with prayers and selected numbers. The event includes contributions from Mrs Book, Mr Moore, Floyd Moore, and local participants, with choir performances and a sermon by Rev Dovglas.
The W C T U and Ladies Aid held a devotional period led by Miss Manger with a prayer by Mrs Abe Kildoo. The house was decorated with warden flowers as part of the event at the church, followed by singing from the W G T and a regular community night service announced to be held at Neshannock U P.
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