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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1932
Page
13
Kellogg's Corn Flakes offer unmatched crispness and taste with a distinct fresh aroma upon opening. For 25 years Kellogg's has been the standard of quality, backed by a personal guarantee from W. K. Kellogg to refund if not the finest corn flakes. Packaged in sealed waxed inside bags, sold by all grocers from Battle Creek.
In the Central region thirty three rail veterans retire today including three with over fifty years of service and eight with forty five or more. Notables include Harry M. Kiel with 53 years and five months, James L. Robson with 50 years seven months, and Hugh D. Roney just past a half century.
Gen Edward Martin released an eight point plan after a state Republican conference. It calls for reducing state government and subsidies balancing the 1931 33 budget extending banking relief with Philadelphia tax and borrowing changes and direct relief funds for the unemployed plus possible emergency taxes on power amusements cosmetics cigarettes chain stores soft drinks and public utility revenues.
The New Castle Chamber of Commerce will reorganize next Thursday at noon with a luncheon at The Castleton. Newly elected directors will be seated and officers named for the coming year. Reports on year activities and the chamber’s financial status will be presented at the meeting. Montioned events include a Monday evening meeting and Tuesday commencement exercises.
Representative J Howard Swick presented a petition from Oak Grove Lutheran Church of Zelienople urging a preamble change to read We the people of the United States devoutly recognizing the law of Jesus Christ The Savior and King of Nations The petition signed by Rev Guy M Wilson and 83 congregants was referred to the Judiciary Committee.
Princeton school notes show exams began Wednesday June 1. The baccalaureate sermon will be delivered Sunday evening June 5 in the school auditorium by Rev. F Black. The annual class night program continues the schedule.
Advertises MELLO GLO face powder claiming a youthful complexion and hiding lines wrinkles and pores. Notes a new French process for smoother spread and longer wear and promises a shine free finish for every complexion.
At Georgetown University’s 133rd commencement Edward M and Joseph F Flaherty sons of Mr and Mrs P J Flaherty Berger Place will receive bachelor of philosophy degrees The Flahertys are the only New Castle youths eligible for Georgetown degrees this spring The school will graduate a large class.
Mary Reno of Butler County visited Sunday at Virginia Sharol's home. Mrs. H. J. Morrison and son Joseph visited their daughter Barchesky in Derry. Mary Alice Barchesky returned home after visiting here. Joseph Shard went to Pittsburgh with William Shaffer. Geo. Stilwagon and Mrs. John Foster of Clarion County were weekend guests at H. J. Dean's. Jennie McCracken returned to New Castle after a few days with William McCracken. Mr. and Mrs. Scholler of Pittsburgh spent Memorial Day with the Parrys. Mrs. Frank Patterson went to see her son Kenneth in Ohio for an uncertain length of time.
An old newspaper advert promotes Hemroid tablets as a cure by addressing bad blood circulation and internal causes. It claims the remedy, Dr J S Leonhardt’s prescription, stimulates circulation and heals affected areas. Eckerd's Cut Rate and New Castle Drug claim a money back guarantee if one bottle fails.
Michael Kley of Metropolitan Life spoke to the Kiwanis Club on Illiteracy and census data for New Castle. He noted 2,400 foreign-born adults not citizens and 58 percent illiterate, urging cooperation to reduce illiteracy. he cited 9,976 single and 20,994 married residents among 15 plus.
Mr and Mrs John Morrow of Gardner visited Mrs Edmundson of New Castle at Plaingrove on Monday. Mr and Mrs Paul Diller of Gardner opened their summer cottage near Emlenton and hosted Mr and Mrs Russell Garbett and family of New Castle. Mr and Mrs Philip Moore and children of Gardner and Mr and Mrs Ed Walls and family of Youngstown Hill enjoyed a picnic on Big Run on Memorial Day. Mr and Mrs A H Wade of Butler road visited relatives in North Washington and Hooker, and Wade's brother Kermit Wade is among the graduates.
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