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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1930
Page
8
Camp life educates children by separation from home allowing independence and self reliance. It builds health by practical means, fosters teamwork and sportsmanship, and teaches responsibility, routine, and respect for authority. Affordable options exist. if a child resists, treat camp like school attendance with prior planning.
The Republican National Committee reports a surplus with a June 1 balance of 60,388. From Jan 1 to May 31 it received 12,000 and spent 89,975. Notable contributions include Roy D. Chapin of Detroit 5,000 and 1,000 each from several New York and Ohio donors. the Democratic committee's debt exceeds 40,000.
Radio schedule lists tonight and Sunday programs across WJAS WCAE and KDKA. Features include Industrial America Del Monte program and Floyd Gibbons shows, Show Boat drama Ostler Joe, Dutch Master Minstrels, Paramount Hour, Miniature Theater, Roxry Symphony Concert, Collier's Hour and Will Rogers among others.
Miss Mary Hamill visits New Castle on Thursday. Mr and Mrs S D Gibson and son call on Mr and Mrs William Douglas in North Beaver. Parke Metz of Mahoningtown visits Mrs S W Laughlin, recently home from Jameson hospital. Pearle Stanley visits her father in Youngstown. Mrs Josephine Gibson and daughter Emma improve from illness. Ladies attend missionary meeting at Mrs Harlan Wilson’s Mahoningtown home. Robert Laughlin visits sister in New Castle. Mt Jackson U P church to hold Children Day with about 30 children drilled and a mixed chorus assisting.
A Helena resident injured in a road accident reflects on the impact of the crash. The article contrasts the severity of injuries from a new car versus a used vehicle, noting the pedestrian's experience and the broader risks in city traffic.
An old remedy rebranded as Anti-Pain Oil combines eucalyptus with oils and capsaicin like ingredients. Marketed as an effective liniment for rheumatic pain and chest cold symptoms, it claims rapid relief and urges avoidance of imitation products. Eckerds of New Castle, Inc promotes a special 70 cent introductory bottle.
Answers cover Santa Barbara fiesta dates August 7 8 9 and history of Sing Sing name origin. Other items include Pike’s Peak naming, Jefferson library genesis, horsepower formula D2N6-2.5 and naturalization costs 15 dollars total plus pamphlets available by mail.
The Graf Zeppelin completed a 12,000 mile three continent tour and landed at Friedrichshafen Germany at 7:25 p m local time after delays from storms over France and Switzerland. The airship began its return leg from Seville with Lakehurst as the first stop.
Puzzle item presents a long list of across and down clues with numbers and partial phrases. It reads like a complete clue set including definitions for seasoning humor sign of the zodiac and many common words. The text appears as a pasted grid of crossword prompts rather than a traditional news story.
The widow of Charles P Taft donates 2,000,000 dollars to the University of Cincinnati for humanities studies emphasizing thought conduct and character. The piece praises pursuing beauty, culture, and education beyond mere production and profit. It notes hope that more people support broad civic ideals and accessible college opportunities.
Insect tale follows Peter as Brown Beetle recalls past greed while a mosquito confronts rude remarks about its kind. A sharp buzz reveals a biting encounter as Peter realizes human hatred toward mosquitoes and the danger of mockery. Nearby, a birthday gathering honors B. T. Mitcheltree and Walter Mitcheltree with a luncheon for sixteen hosted by Mrs. Michaels.
Pulaski observes Children Day at the Presbyterian church on Sunday morning June 8 at 10 30. Methodist events at 10 a m Sunday school with J R Meek as Superintendent. Epworth League at 7 p m and church service at 8 p m led by Rev Henry Shillings the pastor.
Mr and Mrs Walter Mitcheltree hosted a neatly set dinner at their residence on Sunday. The event showcased hospitality and a refined domestic gathering.
The report lists guests and callers across Youngstown Struthers New Castle Grove City Salem and West Middlesex as well as attendance at a funeral in West Middlesex. Notable names include the Funk family Wilson Hicks Graham Kerr Boyd Smith Walker Myers and Davidson with travels from Texas and Arkansas.
Starting next Wednesday picnics will be held at Cascade Park through Labor Day. Carl Shaner notes warm weather bringing crowds for basket dinners and outdoor fun including kiddies day. Flower replanting, clean water, and pool safety at Glenn O. rating pool are also highlighted as summer safety and recreation spread.
Ignatz Sheesman, 13, died at his Keylor home after being struck by a car Friday night. Kenneth B. Campbell, the driver, told the coroner the boy darted into the road as he approached, causing the collision and fatal injuries.
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