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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1927
Page
32
Slippery Rock State Normal School held commencement Tuesday for its largest class to date. Graduates hailed from multiple Western Pennsylvania counties including Lawrence, Mercer, and New Castle areas with numerous students listed by town.
A 1927 broadcast log lists WGY WCAE KDKA and KYW schedules with local times, programs, and time signals. Entries cover baseball scores, orchestras, recitals, weather, road reports, and time checks, concluding with a meteorology fact about raindrop size limits.
Princeton Station reports the annual Myers reunion set for June 9 at Willard Grange hall. Also noted are attendees at the Slippery Rock W. C. T. U. mother’s meeting at Liberty Grange hall and a J. T. Club gathering at the Boak home with outdoor sports and refreshments.
Mr and Mrs Charles Mershimer announce a daughter born June 2 and Mr and Mrs George Myers welcome a son named Joseph Edward born June 3. Hermon Presbyterian and Oak Grove United Presbyterian hold services June 12, with pastors J I Gregory and C F Kennewey. Numerous local visits and travels across McKeesport New Castle Slippery Rock Plaingrove Zion and Princeton populate a busy Memorial Day period with family and social updates.
Digestive problems are blamed on excess stomach acid. A teaspoonful of four Bisulated Magnesia tablets in water after meals or when gas, sourness, or pain occurs quickly neutralizes acidity, relieves indigestion, and keeps the stomach in good working condition.
More than 600 automobiles lined the streets as 2,400 delegates to the Odd Fellows and Rebekahs state convention visited Meadville to inspect the children’s home. The orphanage, oldest fraternal home since 1872, recently welcomed a fine new building dedicated six months ago.
In Scranton, Pennsylvania, two men Michael Gilade aged 30 and John Sonick 31 of Dunmore were fatally burned when a blast in the No. 5 mine of the Pennsylvania Coal Company exploded while they prepared it. Both died shortly after hospital arrival. The report includes an unrelated Briand quote about peace.
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