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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1941
Page
28
Dr. Dafoe explains heat exhaustion differs from sunstroke and stresses salt replacement and moderate water temperature. He lists at risk groups and outlines steps for sunstroke treatment, including moving to shade, removing clothing, sponging with cold water, and calling a physician promptly.
An advertisement urges proper habits to prevent constipation and promote digestion. It promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a vegetable laxative that stimulates liver bile, aiding fatty food digestion. Prices listed 15 30 and 60 cents with a claim of long use by Dr F M Edwards and wide user approval.
CHEWTON Mr. and Mrs. Roy Newton of Aliquippa visited friends here on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Guy of Beaver Falls visited with friends. Walter Landeras Jr. of Washington DC spent Saturday with friends. Mrs. William Condson of New York City was a guest at the home of Mrs. Nellie E Summers. C. B. Guy of Painesville Ohio spent the weekend at his mother’s home. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Durbin of Fleetwood City were visitors at the Durbin home. George H. Conner of York, Pa. visited his mother Mrs. Fliza Conner for several days. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Guy and daughter of Wilkinsburg spent Friday with Mrs. W. P. Guy Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Sprinker of Beaver Falls visited the Sprinker home on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Yoho visited Sherman Fasnaught at Beaver Valley General Hospital New Brighton Monday evening. Joseph Douthitt of Alliance Ohio
Lions luncheon speaker William L. Rainey discussed Aaron Burr, praising the topic as romantic for readers. Secretary Thomas I. Elliott introduced him. The club plans a Lakewood Beach picnic for Tuesday at 6 p.m. Dr. Wilbur Flannery joined as a new member and the club marked 100 percent attendance.
About 100 United Presbyterian women from Mt Jackson First Second Third Highland and Oak Grove churches met Tuesday morning at Mt Jackson U P church to hear Rev Ray Woodburn speak on Youth Today. The next gathering is set for September 2 at Highland church with topic Schools and Colleges.
The piece notes that many children are overweight, causing misconceptions about health. It urges parents to seek medical advice, as weight can affect activity, personality, and behavior, and may stem from glandular issues. Each child requires individualized treatment with no universal rule.
Appointment of two local dentists as additional examiners for selective service boards announced in Harrisburg by Governor Arthur H. James. Dr. R. B Jameson is assigned to Lawrence County Board No. 1, and Dr. A. G. Reynolds to New Castle Local Board No. 2, recommended by the Pennsylvania Dental Society. Nearby social notes mention Harmony families visiting, and Rev John Norton of Finlay Ohio, a missionary guest speaker at Unity Baptist Church.
Miss Ruth Strawhecker spent Sunday in Youngstown. Miss Mary Flemming is able to be out after a tonsil operation. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Drake were visitors of Mrs. W. J. Allen of Volant. Miss Ruth McCullough was a guest of Miss Winifred Jervis of Jacksville. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hall and
Miss Carolyn Cosel daughter of Mr and Mrs William L Cosel of 215 North Jefferson street ranks as an alternate in the Flora Stone Mather College national scholarship competition eight $300 awards renew able with good records. Fighty girls from across the United States competed for the annual awards at Western Reserve University in Cleveland. We now have one day for Mother and one for Father and 363 for Junior.
Leesburg reports a district 14 Young People Council meeting at Nazareth church Friday evening. A miscellaneous shower is planned for Mr and Mrs Wendell Lizzie. The annual Children's Day program is set for Sunday evening June 8 at 8 o'clock. Several local families are noted visiting relatives and friends in Warren Ohio New Castle and Volant. The Dorcas society will hold an all day meeting on Wednesday June 11 with Minnie Hill as hostess. News by Mail for 1 Year is offered at $5.00.
Mrs Annie McDowell of Sharon visits Mrs Annie Tunstall. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Ward and daughter of Glassport spent the week end with Mr and Mrs Herb Ward and Mr and Mrs Merle Kauffman.
McClellan J. Donnelly, a New Castle insurance broker, filed a new trial motion in federal district court in Pittsburgh. He was convicted last week of attempted income tax evasion involving $4,342 for 1935 and 1936. No date set for arguments. The piece notes historical statements about Rutherford B. Hayes and Ulysses S. Grant.
Ed enburg notices report Mrs Laura Coates and Mrs Clarence Jones in New Castle on Monday. Families from Struthers Dover Hudson and Youngstown visit Mrs Mary Morrow and join a community hall picnic on Memorial Day. Census shows 224834095 pounds of chocolate bars produced last year to satisfy American demand.
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