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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1939

Page

32

New Books Available From Local Library Reading List

Miss Alice Sterling announces a partial list of new library acquisitions reviewed by Independent Woman. Notable titles include Song of the Years, The Fashion in Shrouds, Wisdom's Gate, Death of the Heart, Three Harbours, The Patriot, Dynasty of Death, Grandma Called It Carnell, Waterway, Rebecca, All This and Heaven Too, Generals Lady, Royal Regiment, Valiant Woman, And Tell of Time, Tree of Liberty, Fifty Years a Woman, Images in a Mirror, The Buccaneers. Public library endorses the selections. half the list appears now with the rest to follow.

Alice Sterling Independent Woman National Business and Professional Women’s Club Bess Streeter Aldrich Margery Allingham Margaret Aver Barnes Elizabeth Bowen Three Harbours van Wyck Brooks Pearl Buck Taylor Caldwell Bertha Damon Eleanor Dark Rebecca Daphne du Maurier Rachel Field Esther Forbes Royal Regiment Gilbert Frank Sheila Kaye-Smith Laura Krey Elizabeth Page Ishbel Sigrid Undset Edith Wharton The Public Library Miss Sterling

Eastern Roads To Lower Rates

Eastern railroads announce drastic passenger fare cuts on coach and Pullman travel, with a distance based schedule reducing basic coach rate from 20 cents to 24 cents a mile for short trips and lowering rates in 50 mile blocks to 1.7 cents a mile for journeys over 901 miles. Frederic E. Williamson of the New York Central led the announcement, which will be filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission for approval.

International News Service New York Frederic E. Williamson N. Y. Central Railroad Interstate Commerce Commission

Doctor Attributes Quints Weight Gain to Tonsil Removal

A physician links the quintuplets weight gain to tonsil surgeries last fall. Marie shows marked gains, and the siblings now resemble each other in size. Weights Among the five remain tightly clustered within a three and a quarter pound range. Progressive gains follow a strict feeding schedule and age five marks.

Quints Marie Yvonne Emilie Annette

Bell employees cited for hurricane relief work in Bell System

Bell Telephone Company of Pennsylvania workers earned Theodore N. Vail special citation and bronze plaque from the National Committee of Award for their prompt restoration of telephone service in the north Atlantic states during and after last September's hurricane. The committee's report notes their decisive action and teamwork.

North Atlantic States Bell Telephone Company of Pennsylvania Theodore N. Vail Bell System National Committee of Award

Noteworthy Public Service Acts by Telephone Employees

The meeting in New York focused on recognizing notable public service acts by telephone workers during 1938. The findings and commendations were released today by the American Telephone & Telegraph Company, highlighting exemplary conduct and service.

New York American Telephone & Telegraph Company

Carpenter Ants Work On Trees On North Pine Street

North Pine Street hosts a large hard maple in front of Mr and Mrs Henry Webster where carpenter ants bore holes five to six feet up from the base. City forester Owen Fox says these black ants damage maples dogwood and some oaks. Holes yield a sawdust mound at the base. A drill-like end on their body bores into the trunk. A remedy is to insert a sharp wire into holes to destroy borers then seal with bees wax. A note recalls Daniel Webster allegedly buried a horse with bridle and saddle to keep it standing for eternity.

North Pine Street Henry Webster Owen Fox Daniel Webster

Marmola Tablets Advertises Slimming Aid for Fat Persons

An old fashioned ad promotes Marmola Tablets as a weight loss aid for individuals with hypothyroidism. It claims 30 years of public use and over twenty million boxes distributed, recommending four tablets daily and stating no cure all claims. It cautions consulting a physician and notes the formula is included in every package.

Pymatuning Dam Level Is Normal

Harrisburg reports show the Pymatuning reservoir at 1007.62 feet above sea level, well over the spillway, with ample water flowing to maintain Shenango river flow. When spillway flow declines gates will open to preserve normal mouth discharge, mitigating past summer low flows that threatened Sharon’s water and industry.

Harrisburg Pymatuning Department of Forests and Waters Shenango River Pymetuning Sharon

Three Divorces Filed and Local Tax Note Update

Three divorce actions were filed in the Prothonotary and Clerk of Courts office. Names include Charles Hoffman and Anna Hoffman on cruelty grounds, Louise Duddy and Edward Duddy on indignities, and Dorothy Bulyan and Benjamin Bulyan on cruelty. Also noted: personal property tax four mills not on current cards. gravestone vandalism at Valley View Cemetery with stolen flag holders and emblems and damaged soldier markers discussed.

Office of Prothonotary Clerk of Courts Charles Hoffman New Castle Anna Hoffman Louise Duddy Edward Duddy Dorothy Bulyan Mahoning Township Benjamin Bulyan Thomas C. Edmunds Frank Holliday Valley View Cemetery

Student leaves hospital after lab blast injuries

Lawrence Briggs of Russell Pa a student at Slippery Rock State Teachers College has recovered enough from a laboratory explosion weeks ago to leave Jameson Memorial hospital where he had been treated for the loss of several fingers on his right hand The News by mail price listed 1 year for five dollars

Lawrence Briggs Russell Slippery Rock State Teachers College Jameson Memorial Hospital

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