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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1926
Page
10
Paris reports golf on rooftops at a major department store with lessons, a 4000 franc prize golf week, and a film de correction. A global conclave approves a standardized tango while censoring the Charleston. A Sunday law protest features a dead shop turned mortuary chapel with a pharmacy death epitaph.
The Bourges archbishop Itart orders women to wear modest clothing with covered arms and knee-length frocks, forbidding low necks and decollete in church. In the Semaine Religeuse he says worshippers must avoid short sleeves and skirts, prompting questions on where women will attend services next.
PORTERSVILLE Pa June 5 Charles Snyder aged 48 of Butler township died yesterday. He is survived by his widow Anna Snyder two daughters Esther Marie and Anna May Snyder his mother Mrs John Snyder of Butler two brothers W J and Walter S Snyder four sisters Mrs Roy McGowan Portersville Mrs J M McCall Butler Mrs Clifford Shannon Prospect and Mrs C E Aiken New Castle.
Beaten to a pulp, Harry Miller 38 was found behind a billboard near the Pennsylvania railroad bridge in Beaver Falls. A bloody club lay nearby. Four men were taken into custody, one reportedly close to Miller's wife, who urged friends to view the body. Miller, a structural iron worker, worked on the new bridge for the Pennsylvania railroad.
At a Friday meeting the Ministerial Association passed resolutions commending District Attorney J Elder Bryan for his push to end Sabbath commercialization and lax law enforcement. They pledge support and urge stronger observance on Sunday July 4 and in national life.
Hillsville M E Church led by Pastor L L Woodin holds Sunday school at 10 with Milo Paden as superintendent and morning worship at 10 on Fruit That Will Remain. Evening service at 7 30 titled Rue sabism. Italian M E Church under Rev Synore hosts Sunday school at 9 30 with Mrs Synore and morning worship at 10 30, evening at 7 30 with Thou Art the Man. Reception for Rev and Mrs Synore noted with New Castle guests.
Frank DuShane and his son Leslie visit New Castle returning to old stamping grounds and renewing acquaintances. They stay with Mrs. J. J. Dean while in Monterey California they live. The elder DuShane starred in early baseball with Link Lowe and later joined professional ranks as player and manager. He helped organize the Three-I League and attended the Pittsburgh World Series last fall.
In Greensburg Pennsylvania on June 8 Mike Dorotsky killed his wife and baby then died by suicide at Fallonville home two days after a daughter was born. Neighbors alerted troopers who found Dorotsky dead from a neck wound. mother and infant unharmed. Police say the husband’s despair after the June 1 birth led to the tragedy.
The Slippery Rock Signal resumes weekly edition after a two week absence due to lack of support. An announcement notes that the Roosters' Club of Slippery Rock has secured enough advertising contracts from local merchants to ensure at least a year of financial viability for the paper.
An old advertisement touts Thompson's Barosma Kidney Tablets with a money back guarantee if they fail to relieve backache sideache and kidney liver and bladder diseases. It urges readers to consider symptoms like high colored urine dull eyes and sallow complexion as kidney weakness and promises druggist pricing at 60 cents.
Police suspect Sacco faced murder trial in which Achielles Zeni was killed on March 3 at the Sacco restaurant. Antonio Montemerlo awaits trial. the blast targeted Sacco, who narrowly escaped with his wife and seven children.
A touring car struck a pole on the Lee highway near Cherry Dale early today. William Roche and George R. Kearns were taken to the hospital in dying condition. Theresa Steger 19 Myrtle Newman 20 and Thomas Mannix were injured as the car was virtually demolished.
A 1928 notice promotes Moone's Emerald Oil to treat varicose veins and piles. It invites readers to ask their druggist for a two ounce bottle and apply nightly and morning. The ad mentions a Fountain meeting and new member welcomes at a Rotary club event.
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