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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1923
Page
13
Rev Dr Hackett, Catholic Bishop of Waterford, in Clonmel, denounces Irish young women's conduct as a black blot on the nation’s escutcheon. He blames the anti government movement for the decay of modesty, warning purity must be asserted by action and religion to prevent a sad Ireland.
A speaker denounces perceived immorality among Ireland's youth. He asserts that if young women do not change their conduct, Ireland's condition will worsen, and he fears for the nation. The message stresses decency and moral responsibility and urges public accountability.
Dr Charles F Wishart newly elected moderator of the Presbyterian church in the United States and president of the College of Wooster will preach the baccalaureate sermon Sunday afternoon June 16 opening Woosters fifty third annual commencement This will be his first public address at Wooster since election to the moderatorship.
The family thanks friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during the illness and death of our father Samuel Stankard and for the floral tributes and cars donated.
An advertisement touts Norma as a safe vegetable remedy to reduce high blood pressure to normal. It links dizziness headaches sleeplessness and nervousness to hypertension and claims one bottle can prove results, urging mail orders from Nartan Laboratories Albany NY.
From an elevation of 3000 feet Bagdad offers a premier spectacle that tourists prize in Dublin for the Liffey smell. The piece notes how novelty fades, the locals adopt Arab mannerisms, and heat near 125 degrees fosters a languid mood while cautioning against American hustle in the East.
In Pulaski a large crowd gathered Sunday evening at the Presbyterian church as about 75 members of the McKinney Bible Class of New Castle led the services with special music and speeches. A boy, Robert Mitcheltree, was injured at a ball game when struck by a bat, needing four stitches. local reports note a string of community visits and gatherings, including parishioners from New Castle, Niles, and Portland, New York, with plans for a pie and box social at Pulaski Presbyterian church on Friday night.
A parade of calls and visits networks Grove City, New Castle, and surrounding towns. Residents named Jane Tomer, Dean Tomer, James Riblet, Ada Hershey, Mary Reno, Stella and Eva Hodge, Irene Haggerty, and others share weekend visits with relatives and friends in Grove City, New Castle, Ellwood City, West Middlesex, and surrounding areas. Multiple errands, hospital or hotel stays, and short trips highlight a busy social scene reported in local society notes.
Local radio listings show a varied evening including stock market updates and baseball scores, an address by Julius He Barnes, and Metropolitan Opera selections. Highlights include a 7:00 pm ball scores segment and a 7:30 to 8:30 pm lecture on Macbeth by Rev. Walter E. Weal with musical interludes from the Dreamtime Lady program.
Harrisburg June. A former state employee who served as a clerk in the auditor general's department during the Snyder administration has filed for a prison pardon with the state board of pardons. He was sentenced to two and a half to three years in prison. The pardon request was made via Apria L. Brindle. A full retrial was not completed and could be finished in fall. The case may be heard June 20, marking the first pardon petition by a former state employee in years. The attorney general's office has not yet decided its course of action.
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