Dafoe Urges Water Safety In Child Care Column
In a 1941 column Dr Dafoe warns that drowning and road deaths rise in early year. He urges safety rules for water activities, insists on supervision, life vests, and knowing artificial respiration, promising to explain the technique in a following piece.
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Dr. Dafoe
King Fea
Local Notices From North Beaver and Nearby Areas
North Beaver and nearby residents reported visits illnesses and gatherings. People mentioned include William and John Stickle of New Castle, Nancy Robinson a Slippery Rock student, and Warren Wile returning to Capeville. Church and club events are noted for June and July, with reunions and 4-H club activities. An editorial line urges readers to read it in newspapers before contacting Congress.
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William Stickle
New Castle
John Stickle
Jean Clarke
Dale Robinson
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Nancy Robinson
Slippery Rock College
Warren Wile
Capeville
Westfield Presbyterian Church
Phyllis Jean McAnlis
Lawrence Moore
Beaver
Loyal McAnns
Emil Greider
Elsie
Lénora
New Castle R
Lulabelle Gillette
Elmer Shaffer
Youngstown
John Miller
John Davidson
Bessemer
R D. Harman
Bobby
Bilis Reeder
East Brook
Herbert Wilson
Charles Bentfield
Petersburg
College To Confer Honor On Mr. Rentz
West minster college will award Doctor of Humane Letters to Fred L. Rentz, longtime publisher of the New Castle News, on Monday June 9. Rentz began as a printers devil in 1882 at age 14 and rose to shop foreman by 1801, later taking over management and equity in the firm. He has been a civic figure, serving as mayor in 1923 and named First Citizen of New Castle in 1938, with affiliations to Masons Shriners Elks Rotarians and Veterans of Foreign Wars. He helped foster business and community undertakings including land donated for a boys camp and leadership roles at local institutions.
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New Wilmington
Fred L. Rentz
New Castle News
Westminster College
Rente
the News
Rentz
Renz
George McManus
New Castle
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Rent
Masons, Shriners, Elks, Rotarians
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Rotar
Use Lions’ Club
Pi Delta Epsilon
Westminster Callese
Union High School Class Night Program Highlights
Union Township High school held its class night on Wednesday with a full auditorium. Wayne Carpenter presided and opened with a welcome, presenting a cash gift to the school on behalf of the graduates. Donors Joy Buchanan and Robert Bacon appeared in heavy coats bearing gifts, as the orchestra directed by Richard M. Patterson performed selections and the program featured histories, poems, songs, and a class gift presentation.
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Union Township High School
Wayne Carpenter
Jay G. Rudolph
Joy Buchanan
Robert Bacon
Richard M. Patterson
Norene Buchanan
Joseph Mitchelee
Romberg
Wilbur Abbott
Goealy Sagabiel
George Munn
Robert Jones
Fred Bussey
Psat Alien
William Aller
Thomas Willsoe
Margaret Toom
Bernard Kielur
Herward Klelar
will—Asther Davidson
Thourisls of
Clay Smith
Joan Pietrowic
Jay Buchanan
John Pietrowic
Amazing results in improving the looks and vitality
Weak, rundown people suffering sluggishness and poor digestion may restore vitality with a tonic designed to build digestive juices and red blood. The ad claims the liquid 8.8.4 Tonic revives stomach function, improves appetite, and enhances skin color, energy, and overall health.
Fair for Mercer County Place Recommended for Commissioner
June 5 Frank D Fair chairman of the Mercer county Republican committee was recommended for appointment as county commissioner by the executive board of the committee to succeed the late Albert E Moses Judge George J Rowley was the referee for the recommendation made by G G Forquer Grove City executive committee chairman
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Wewa
Mercer
Frank D. Fair
Mercer County Republican Committee
George J. Rowley
Albert E. Moses
G.G. Forquer
Grove City
Census figures on oil, copper, and population rise
Census data show over 200 million pounds of soybean oil used yearly for shortening and over 70 million pounds for margarine. The four largest U S copper mines produce about 80 million pounds each, near half of total output. Population increase from 1920 to 1930 cited as significant.
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U. S
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