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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1930
Page
17
George Washington junior high honors 38 pupils in the last six weeks with 28 named as honor students and 24 receiving honorable mention. The list includes names across grades 7 to 9 with numerous recipients and a capped section of up to two honorable mentions per entry.
Signed letters to The News Letters form the opinion column. writers provide name and address for publication.
Long Beach California June 4 1930 New Castle News New Castle Pa The New Castle Ramblers Club held a luncheon at Biesby Park overlooking the ocean with many fond memories of bygone days A guest Mr Foster of Newcastle England attended admired the banner and the friendship between the two mayors of the cities The piece ends noting the sadness over a death in the group
The club offers sincere sympathy to James Fleming's family. Attendees at the last meeting included Mr. and Mrs. Parnest McCray, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wilson and children, Mrs. John Cline, Mrs. Lou McIntire, Mr. and Mrs. P. McNamarta and son, and many more including Mr. and Mrs. John Haydon and son, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Addeck, Mrs Lena Shira, Mr. and Mrs. Win. Shira, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Patterson and two daughters, plus others and I. A. Williamson.
Mrs A Tunison Croton avenue received word of the death of her sister Mrs Lucy Moyer Abbott at her Geneva home in Crawford county from heart trouble. She was 72, a former New Castle resident, survived by husband Homer Abbott a sister three brothers and a daughter. Funeral services are set for Wednesday June 12 at 2 PM EST at the Geneva home with burial in the family plot.
The house met at noon as Rev James Shera Montgomery offered a prayer. He invoked faith in immortal hopes and eternal verities and asked blessings on moral vision, spiritual horizons, and obedience to law until the journey of blessedness.
A Glenshaw Pennsylvania man, Harry J Schreiber, reports rapid relief from neuritis after four bottles of Konjola. He says pain vanished, appetite improved, and sleep became sound. Konjola sold by Love Me Gown druggists at 204 E Washington St.
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In a fable style scene Peter confronts a quarrelsome Mosquito and a rude Brown Beetle. The mosquito brags of bites while the beetle mocks and fights back, culminating in the mosquito biting Brown Beetle and the insect’s demise.
Measles epidemic leads to the postponement of Presbyterian Church Children’s Day exercises until July. News notes describe residents traveling to York and Gettysburg, dinners hosted by local families, and community gatherings at W C L U and Liberty Grange hall.
An ad urges not to dismiss a summer cold as slight and promotes Bayer Aspirin for quick relief. It recommends two tablets for symptoms, a water gargle for sore throat, and claims the medicine relieves headaches neuritis neuralgia and pains without depressing the heart.
Numerous visits and family updates across New Castle West Liberty Butler and Princeton Station. Movements include Kreimendahl and Haering families plus Eakin Bessel Moore and other local residents visiting relatives and attending church events with several brief health notes.
There will be Sunday school at Herman next Sunday morning at ten thirty with no preaching. Several families visited others recently including Roy Magee family with Mrs Magee, Rose Munnell, Thelma Dean with Wilberta Book, Mark McConnell Wertemburg with J E Book, I B Stevenson Newport with W W Stevenson, Floyd Blair and Juanita, Carl Allison and families, Clyde Book and families with Newton Young, and O H Book and family.
Local residents hosted visitors including Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cleland near Portersvale and Mrs. J A Boak with Atar tha returning from State College. Guests included Mr. and Mrs I S Stevenson and the senior class of Princeton with Rev and Mrs Frank Black. Mrs Bessie Dean led a Missionary society meeting with quilting and patch work.
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