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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1922
Page
31
George Harris aged 34 died after a five year illness from a complication of diseases in Ellwood City. He is survived by his mother Jennie Harris two sisters Grace and Emily and three brothers Harry Frank and Walter Harris all of Ellwood City. Private funeral services will be held Friday at 2 30 pm from the family home on Park Avenue and interment will be in Locust Grove cemetery.
New Castle is strongly represented at Westminster College with thirty seven residents enrolled. The list shows students across senior to freshman classes with addresses in New Castle and nearby areas including Mahoningtown and Lawrence County. Notables include Pauline Gilkey Katherine Kennedy and Harriet Parker among others.
An advertisement touts a freckle and tan bleaching lotion made from two lemons and three ounces of Orchard White. It instructs shaking to make a quarter pint of lotion to apply daily to face neck arms and hands to fade freckles and blemishes and achieve a clear rosy white complexion.
Miss Georgia Hopley of Bucyrus Ohio and Washington DC is described as the country’s sole woman prohibition agent. She represents a rare female enforcement figure amid bourbon regulation efforts.
The United Presbyterian church closes its sixty fourth general assembly in Cambridge Ohio after adopting a plan to reorganize church boards and refund approximately 381000 dollars from the Inter church World Movement. Buffalo New York will host the next assembly.
Fern Tigers trimmed the United Juniors 10 to 2 on Glasser’s field Tuesday afternoon. Pitcher Smolnick allowed seven hits while Tigers’ aggressive baserunning thwarted the Juniors’ path runners. Score by innings shows a lopsided game with Paris boasting 332 parks and squares in the nearby note.
The property at 23 East North Street, once the residence of Dr. Rodgers, was sold to the John T. Class company. The deal was handled by Mrs. Mary Roberts for the seller, with A. J. Blicksteen and I. E. Goodman of the buyer’s side. The site will host one of the companys mineral health bath ventures in this city.
Misses Margaret and Florence Wilkin and Warren Wilkin motored to Grove City Sunday where they called on friends.
Ralph Sholler, previously at Shenango Valley hospital for surgery, has returned home and is slowly recovering, according to family updates.
Miss Jean Gilson returns to Slippery Rock after several days at home. Edna Maxwell visits her parents in Sharon. Preparations begin for Children’s Day observances in both churches. Mae Clinefelter of Pittsburgh visits aunt Hetty Johnson. Francis Simpson moves into Titus flat and takes a garage position with Titus. Betty Boyd returns from two weeks with her aunt in Grove City. Potter and daughter Gertrude spend Sunday with relatives. James Robinson returns after weeks with his sister in New Wilmington. Francis Hillard of Ambridge visits his parents. Milly Carr and Oscar Carr of New Castle spend Sunday with mother Mrs. Mary Carr. Katheryn Graham visits sister Mrs. Thomas Drake. Local residents attend Miss Selkirk Burgess concert at Leesburg church. Charley Sankey and children of Brent visit friends. Archer and Mrs. Archer and children of Ambridge visit the latter’s parents. Barton Williams of New Castle guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Johnson. T. H. Rumbaugh of Grove City visits relatives. Hollig Johnson of Warren, Ohio, visits his mother. New Wilmington high school held…
Local notices list several New Castle residents making shopping trips and visiting relatives. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Roy Litzenburg, Miss Anna Fair, Miss Mildred Fair, Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Waters, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Campbell and children, Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Hyde and children, Earle Uber of Akron visiting his parents, John Wilson, J. E. Boyd, Margaret Wilkin, Esther Blevins, Mrs. Kinsey Michaels, E. M. Hillard, Dorothy Robinson, Henry Potter, and Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Braham with Mrs. Hetty Johnson.
A study notes that in fifty four of a hundred cases the left leg shows greater strength than the right. It highlights natural asymmetry in limb power across individuals.
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