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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1939
Page
32
The article explains infant hypertonicity when the sympathetic nervous system dominates. Signs include waking suddenly, restless sleep, irritability, and poor digestion. Rest, quiet, and routine help restore parasympathetic control. doctors can intervene.
Soldier Alphonse Bruckner, reported AWOL from Fort Scott, was found with gun sketches and fortifications in Los Angeles. He is held at Fort MacArthur guardhouse. A red notebook listed four German names.
Edenburg Woman's club met in the Edenburg independent school building Thursday June 1 at 2 o'clock with President Mrs. Marie Biddle presiding. Reports from chairladies outlined plans for committees to attend dif ferent sepen meetings to tackle social and welfare issues. Appointed to organize the June 15 tureen dinner were Mrs Amanda Filby Mrs Nofsker Mrs Mary Louden and Mrs Mabel Unangst with lunch served in the schoolyard.
In a year end business meeting led by president Frank Hofmeister at the Methodist church, officers were elected: I. M Hofmeister president, Robert Biddle vice president, Florence Nicholls secretary, Mary Morrow treasurer. Treasurer to pay bills and secretary to write letters to Watt Post and Bessemer Band. Adjourned to next year for a larger Memorial Day celebration. Township supervisors' meeting at Leon Cover’s home discussed fixing the township garage as a community house with Edenburg Woman's Club members present.
Mrs. Tom Phenicie on Jackson Street shows slow recovery after weeks of illness. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Ward from Youngstown with Mr. and Mrs. Claude Bennett. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Easton from Pittsburgh with H. R. Schock and Ray Biddle. The Frank Asselton group and Mrs. Dena Yates were Saturday guests in Youngstown. James Dunnan and Betty Smith with Ann Brown visited Ray Biddle's home in Warren. Kent, O. hosts Sunday visits by Albert Wigton, Ray Biddle, and Lawrence Wigton. The Young Women’s Home Missionary Society of the Methodist church will meet Friday at 7:30 at Mrs. Elfrieda Raub’s home on Erie Street. Nellie Boswell, Lula Smith of Beaver Falls, Dale Galey of Mt. Jackson, and Betty Morgan of Youngstown visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank Asselton.
A photo captures a man labeled the "mystery man" seated next to Maj. Gen. George Van Horn Moseley during Washington hearings by the Dies committee on un American activities. He appears to evade cameras.
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