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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1948
Page
9
Lawrence County farmers report wet May conditions may push hay into silos to partly replace corn silage. Grass silage stored with proper equipment reduces moisture and leakage. wilting aids handling. If grasses are past bloom, wilting is minimal. Farmers balance hay and silage to avoid weather losses and harvest at appropriate maturity.
Michael Tarasek of Pennsylvania avenue faced an information sworn by Police Chief Robert D. Hanna alleging driving a motor vehicle while intoxicated. He posted bond for a hearing before Alderman James C. Brice after cruiser patrolman Jack Llewellyn arrested him on Neshannock avenue at eight p.m. May 30. Tarasek's car allegedly struck the police fender. The pocket gopher note appears as an unrelated definition of the rodent found in North America.
Two pruning demonstrations will be held Thursday by the Lawrence County Agricultural Extension Association. A. O. Rasmussen of Penn State will lead, showing how to prune and shape evergreens and shrubs at the Patersons home near East Brook at 10 a.m. and at the Davises home near Mt. Jackson on the road to Bessemer.
Health Talks by Dr W A on health seaddene discusses sick insurance and prevention. Prevention is better than insurance with measures like pure water clean milk proper sewage vaccination cleanliness good schools churches police. Each individual should do his bit for public health.
In Linhart Pennsylvania an X-ray eye inspects finished castings at the Westinghouse foundry and copper mill. The Baltimore built device photographs internal structure to reveal defects, replacing destructive sampling and aiding new casting techniques and production improvements.
West Deer School Districts five cent tax on each ton of coal mined in the township was upheld by a court en banc of Quarter Ss. Republic Steel Corp. and Ford Collieries lost their appeal. Judge McNaugher wrote the opinion with Justices Smart and Adams concurring. The tax was adopted February 20 and appealed March 19.
Permanent relief from corn claimed with Merell-Ease corn pad. Stated to stay on and not require removal, with money back guarantee by a foot doctor. Sold for 25 cents a package through druggists or dealers. Pronounced Morell-Ease from Morelli Mfg. Co. Ludlow Pennsylvania.
Chewton and area residents are noted visiting relatives in Ellwood City and surrounding towns. Ellwood City High School graduates from Chewton include John Burick Clair Houk Walter Biega Irene Butkevitz Kathryn Ferrante Nine Dombeck and John Leopardo. The Merry Belles club met with Mrs Jay Guy hosting and plans a June 29 meeting at Mrs Paul Houk's Hollow Road home.
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