Dr Dafoe Warns On Water Safety For Children And Adults
Dr Dafoe urges redoubled safety education after 1941 sees rising motor vehicle fatalities and drowning risks. He warns about diving from unknown depths, cold water exhaustion, and boat dangers with life jackets and immediate artificial respiration if needed, promising to explain resuscitation mechanics tomorrow.
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Events
North Beaver William Stickle visits his brother John Stickle in town. Miss Jean Clarke recovers from illness and is up again. Dale Robinson enters Jameson Memorial hospital for treatment. Nancy Robinson from Slippery Rock college visits family over weekend. Warren Wylie returns home to Capeville after visit. Westfield church hosts Children's Day program on Sunday June 15. Phyllis Jean McAnlis spends week with Lawrence Moore family. Dinner Club plans third dinner June 12 at Loyal McAnlis home. Emil Greider and daughters Elsie Lenora visit New Castle area. Lulabelle Gillette returns to work after weekend with parents. Elmer Shaffer family from Youngstown spends weekend with John Miller. Mr and Mrs John Davidson of Bessemer visit R D Harman home. Bobby and Billy Reeder from East Brook return after week with Herbert Wilson. Charles Bentfield family visit Petersburg Ohio relatives. 25th annual Elizabeth Bell Clark Marshall family reunion June 14 at Wright Hoffmaster home.
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New Castle
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Jean Clarke
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Jameson Memorial Hospital
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Slippery Rock College
Warren Wylie
Capeville
Westfield Presbyterian Church
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Lawrence Moore
Beaver
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Elmer Shaffer
Youngstown
John Miller
John Davidson
Bessemer
R. D. Harman
Bobby
Billy Reeder
East Brook
Herbert Wilson
Charles Bentfield
Petersburg
College To Confer Honor On Mr Rentz
Fred L. Rentz veteran publisher of the New Castle News will receive a Doctor of Humane Letters degree from Westminster College on Monday June 9 He is among five to be honored Rentz began as a printer s devil in 1882 at age 14 and rose to shop foreman and later owner He was named First Citizen of New Castle in 1938 and has served as mayor and in numerous civic roles He is a longtime member of Masons Shriners Elks Rotarians Veterans of Foreign Wars and Rotary and has given land for a boys summer camp and directed the local Chamber of Commerce He remains a director of Hotel Castleton and honorary president of Jameson Memorial Hospital
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Fred L. Rentz
New Castle News
Westminster College
New Castle
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Union High School Class Night Highlighted by Gifts
Graduating students at Union Township High School presented their traditional class night with an audience of parents and friends. Wayne Carpenter, class president, led the program and presented a cash gift to the school on behalf of the class. Jay G. Rudolph, supervising principal, received the gift and spoke briefly. The evening featured a sequence of musical numbers, recitations, and a class gift presentation by donors Jay Buchanan and Robert Bacon as the heavy winter coats they wore concealed the gifts inside.
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Union Township High School
Wayne Carpenter
Jay G. Rudolph
Jay Buchanan
Robert Bacon
Richard M. Patterson
Norene Buchanan
Joseph Mitcheltree
Romberg
Wilbur Abbott
Geary Sagabiel
George Munn
Robert Jones
Fred Bussey
Paul Allen
William Allen
Thomas Wallace
Margaret Thomson
Bernard Kielar
Esther Davidson
Clay Smith
John Pietrowitz
Princeton 4-H Club Meeting Plans Tour for July
Members of the Princeton 4-H club met at the Princeton school on June 3 with John Dean, president, in charge. Mr. McCulloch led the session as they discussed club activities and planned a July 7 tour visiting members and their projects. Don’t ask your Congressmen. they learn from the papers.
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Princeton
Princeton School
John Dean
McCulloch
Mercer County Republican Committee Recommends Fair for County Post
The Mercer county Republican executive board recommends Frank D. Fair of Mercer as county commissioner to succeed the late Albert E. Moses. Judge George H. Rowley is approached with the nomination by committee chairman G. G. Forquer of Grove City.
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Frank D. Fair
Mercer County
Republican Committee
George H. Rowley
Albert E. Moses
G. G. Forquer
Grove City
Census Facts Highlight US Production and Immigration Shifts
The census reports include: soybean oil use in shortening and oleomargarine. four copper mines producing 80 million pounds each and forming about half of US copper. foreign-born share of population rising by one fifth from 1920 to 1930. last decade saw 46 thousand more departures than arrivals. and nearly half a billion dollars yearly value in paper and paperboard packaging.
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Census Bureau
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