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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1931
Page
10
A Cleveland College psychologist advises teachers to avoid policing students private conduct away from school. Overzealous instruction can misplace blame on schools when reporters misstate pupil misdeeds. He cites a six year old and a nervous pupil, urging guidance rather than punishment and suggesting parental involvement and a child guidance clinic.
Jack Legs Diamond appeared before Supreme Court Justice F Walter Bliss in Catskill New York on June 2 to plead not guilty to indictments charging carrying concealed weapons and coercion tied to the torture of Grover Parks a Cairo New York truckman.
An all day religious gathering at Hoover Heights Tabernacle on Morris street features Rev. T J Keegan and Rev W W Davis with prayer, songs, and healing messages. Attendees may enjoy basket lunches, warm drinks, and transportation info from local pastors and church groups.
A mother’s W C T U meeting will be at Mrs. Mary Hunt’s home in Rose Point on June 5 with an all day program and a tureen lunch. Oak Grove Women’s Missionary Society holds an all day meeting at Mrs. Robert Stoner’s home on June 4. The A P Women’s Missionary Society met at Mrs. Reed Forbes’s home on May 21 for an all day event.
Milford Water Company filed with the Public Service Commission on June 2 a sharply higher rate schedule to take effect July 1. The increase follows the Howell Bill debated in the Senate and objected by the House, delaying operative rates until commission fairness is determined.
Harrisburg June 2 Secretary of Highways Sam Lewis urged highway contractors in a letter to prioritize local labor on state projects. He noted skilled staff may be scarce locally but unskilled workers are usually available in the project areas.
Thomas S. Healey, 20, of Pittsburgh, was freed of charges in a Brookline patrolman slaying during an alleged August drug store holdup. While a murder case against Paul V. Hurley, 20, of Boston, proceeded, Healey’s first degree murder charge was not pressed for lack of evidence.
Richard Dix of RKO Pictures promotes staying youthful for women as the secret to lasting charm. He cites Lux Toilet Soap as the fragrance free treatment used by star actresses and claims it keeps skin radiant. The ad touts Lux as the official soap in film studios and sells a cake for 10 cents.
A survey by Scout Executive Herbert Horton highlights rapid growth in Lawrence County with new Troops forming in First U P, West Pittsburg, Chewton and others. Over 100 boys may join, as investitures and events dominate June with rallies, courts of honor, jamboree, and a comedy at Grange halls.
A West Plains Missouri man Mr. R. J. Foster shares a 50 year struggle with constipation. He reports six weeks on Kellogg's ALL-BRAN provided permanent relief and endorses the cereal as a natural safe remedy. He notes two tablespoons daily and iron addition with the red and green Kellogg package.
The piece recalls the old North Street building era when New Castle High School began with 200 to 300 students, a nine or ten member faculty, and a small curriculum including Greek. It notes the 1904 graduating class of forty as a record and praises the school’s lasting scholastic reputation into later years. Tomorrow: New Castle High football vs colleges.
Ellen, isolated on a farm, marries Jim, a widower with children who resist her. She endures neglect until a dramatic reunion brings the children to her, prompting forgiveness and newfound love. Read THE WOMAN MY FATHER MARRIED in July TRUE STORY MAGAZINE for the shocking climax and authoritatively chronicled life drama.
H L Marvin chairs committee to arrange meals for delegates from outside New Castle at the 93rd Lawrence County Sabbath School convention to be held at the Cathedral Thursday June 11. The afternoon program includes Lilian E Reed Walter E Myers and Rev A E Driggers with music directed by John W Owens featuring solos duets and choirs.
Lawrence county invites all classes to attend and sit together with a handsome award to the men's Bible class achieving the best attendance percentage. An afternoon session will feature the top women's adult class for best attendance, hoping many women's classes join.
Walter J Oberg, from Wellshire country club in Denver, says he has a record after recording five holes in one on local courses in 14 months. Two of the aces came from his own shots within a few days of each other.
81 year old Civil War veteran George F Ritzel travels from Zanesville to Cumberland Md covering 205 miles to attend Memorial Day services. He claims to be the best left handed bricklayer in the United States and says he has visited every state and traveled over 60000 miles never using a back door.
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