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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1950
Page
7
Ned H. Dearborn of the National Safety Council cites 540 deaths and thousands harmed in the Memorial Day weekend toll. He urges stricter enforcement and, more importantly, individual restraint, urging drivers to act with common sense and courtesy to cut fatalities.
Friends and parents attended as 41 girls and five leaders were invested at Wampum School. Miss Margaret Rishel, Mrs Nelson Swaggers, Miss Jean McQuiston, Mrs Gerald Zieve and Mrs J D Shelatree led the ceremony with a flag salute, color guards, and a luncheon served by the troop under Mrs Zieve.
When you sign up to buy US savings bonds through your company payroll plan you sign a declaration of independence for you and your family. It is good citizenship as well as good investing because you are helping insure your country's future.
Dr Harold G Moulton president of Brookings Institution will headline a luncheon hosted by the Economic and Business Foundation of New Wilmington on May 31. He authored Controlling Factors in Economic Development and can discuss broad business issues in clear English. Copies of his book will be available at the public library.
New York unveils a frock named Gro-tall aimed at children aged three to seven. The dress guarantees to expand four inches to reduce discomfort in tight outfits and was introduced in New York today by fashion sources.
Mayor John F. Haven and Police Chief Robert D. Hanna received two appreciative letters for efficiency and courtesy. Rev Ralph E Havencamp thanked police for creating wedding parking at Trinity church. PTA carnival chair Larry Perleman praised police aid to the Boyles field event. Parks Director Joseph F Measured proposed floodlight illumination for the rear city building. Street crews cleaned cemetery approaches to ease Memorial Day travel.
Central Christian church at Long and Pennsylvania avenues announces a Daily Vacation Bible School from June 5 to June 16, Monday through Friday, 9:00 to 11:30 a.m. Directed by the Bible school staff with Minister James N. Rainey as dean. Ages four to 14 eligible. Course titled Gods Mail Bag. Closing exercises June 18 at 7:45 p.m.
Shamokin police investigate the burglary of the Elks Club where about $2,000 was stolen from the cash register. Club manager Ralph Fetter said he found the break in Tuesday morning and estimated the theft occurred between 2 30 and 3 30 a m.
Extension dairy specialist I. E. Parkin explains using a drilled hole in the intake manifold and a stall cock in the milking machine vacuum line to provide auxiliary power during a power outage. The advice comes with a caution to drive slowly and watch for children.
Donald Constable Jr. 27 of Johnstown died in a Johnstown hospital after an experimental heart operation in Philadelphia on March 23. The procedure aimed to operate on the heart without opening the chest and followed rheumatic fever complications.
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