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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1952
Page
13
For many near retirement, April through June 1952 offer a chance to qualify for higher benefits under the new start provision. The New Castle Social Security Office notes calculations may use earnings after 1950 for a higher average wage, potentially raising payments.
Detroit man reports feeling happier and younger after using Kellogg's ALL-BRAN cereal to restore regularity. The ad touts the product as non habit forming, rich in iron and vitamins, and promises double your money back if not satisfied after ten days.
Enon Valley women honored mothers and daughters with a dinner at the I.O.O.F. hall. A springtime program featured songs and toasts, with sections on "Young Mothers" and "Grandmother" roles. The next Women's club meeting is set for June 6 at the First Presbyterian church with speaker Mrs. John Ray discussing "Getting Ahead in Your Husbands Old Hats."
A social committee served lunch on Monday evening. Lester Homesly of East Palestine Ohio visited his mother Mrs. Mary Smith last Saturday. Ward Russell returned to the Norfolk naval base after a short visit with his parents. Peggy Britton and family of Ohio visited with their grandparents Mr. and Mrs. W. Imboden last Tuesday. A separate note describes a burn prevention kitchen device sold by Weaver Sales Company. Nepotism means favoritism to relatives.
Mercer County Sunday School Association holds its 83rd annual convention Friday June 6 in the Mercer high school building. Hospital notes report Anna Gibson and Donald Phillips as patients at Mercer Cottage hospital post operations. Local social notes mention visits and dinners among families in Mercer and nearby towns. A Montreal judge orders Pierrette Boubonniere to return Charles Roy's engagement ring or pay $361.20 after their breakup.
Due to road conditions the Silver Tea Society will not meet at the Rudolphs in Ellwood City. The meeting moves to the Leesburg church basement on Thursday with hostesses Mrs Flora Rudolph and Mrs Elsie Tharpe. The Young Peoples Council of District 14 also meets at the Leesburg church Thursday at 8 p.m.
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