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New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1954

Page

7

Township playground program set for June 14 opening

On Monday June 14 the Neshannock township playgrounds open under supervising principal Thomas P. Smathers. The Walmo and Clen Moore schools host sessions from 9 to 12 and 1 to 4 daily with varied activities including art and metal crafts. Directors include H K Heineman and Miss Susan Rosenberge at Walmo, Robert Stevenson and Miss Mary Lou Thomas at Clen Moore. The programs run all summer until August 13.

Neshannock Township Thomas P. Smathers Walma Clen Moore H. K Heineman Susan Rosenberge Robert Stevenson Mary Lou Thomas

Women of Moose plan installing officers and frolic

Officers for the coming year include Stella Novak Isabel Jackson Edna Cox Viola Haggerty and Elizabeth Llewellyn slated for installation at the Moose home on June 27 A dancing frolic for the auxiliary and lodge men is planned for June 16 at the Moose home with Georgia Hurst as chairwoman The local auxiliary met June 6 with New Castle women participating and a smorgasbord dinner following rites Attendees also from Sharron Ellwood Greenville and Mercer Wilbur Hastings of Dayton spoke on Mooseheart and Moose Haven Mrs Tillie Brannon and James McCauley helped organize the Farrell group

The Moose Moose Home Stella Novak Isabel Jackson Edna Cox Viola Haggerty Elizabeth Llewellyn Lodge Georgia Hurst Farrell Moose Home New Castle Sharon Ellwood Greenville Mercer Wilbur Hastings Dayton Mooseheart Moosehaven Tillie Brannon James McCauley Farrell

The Family Scrapbook by Dr Ernest G Orne Illness Observation

Mary Ann felt ill and puzzled as she spoke with her mother revealing confusion. The scene shows a domestic moment from the scrapbook reflecting everyday health concerns and family life in a past era.

Mary Ann

Growth differences between boys and girls in early adolescence

The piece notes that girls often seem more mature than boys during the preteen to mid teen years. It cites apparent age and behavior gaps, with boys appearing out of place and less interested in dancing. It suggests confusion and uncertainty drive some attitudes and calls for parental and teacher guidance to help both genders understand each other as differences fade in a few years.

Mary Ann

Export Council Aids 1415 Norwegian Firms Since 1948

Oslo reports the Norwegian Export Council has aided 1415 Norwegian companies since its formation in 1948. The agency assists firms with export services and market access.

Oslo Norwegian Export Council

Pearson Alliance School Opens with Miss Masters as Leader

The Pearson Alliance School opens Monday June 14 at 1 15 p m and runs daily to 3 30 p m through June 25 at 210 Pearson Street. Miss Evelyn Masters of Geneva College leads the program with Bible study handwork and missionary stories. A Friday treat and a Sunday school picnic on July 5 at Grove City Memorial Park are planned with a staff of teachers assisting.

Evelyn Masters Geneva College Alliance Gospel Tabernacle Pearson Street Pioneers For Christ Masters New England Grove City Memorial Park

Old Enon School Reunion Planned

The tenth annual reunion of teachers and pupils of the Old Enon school and their families will be on Sunday, June 20 at East Palestine park. All former pupils and families may attend the picnic supper and reunion starting at 5 pm, with a special program arranged by the committee.

Enon East Palestine Park East Palestine

Commencement Address Highlights Honorary Degree

Dr. Reuben G. Gustavson of Resources for the Future delivers a commencement address while Secretary of the Treasury George M. Humphrey receives an honorary doctor of laws degree.

Reuben G. Gustavson Resources For the Future, Inc

VFW 315 to Occupy New Post June 30

Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 315 will vacate its present quarters on June 30 and move to a remodeled post at 1820 East Washington Street where meetings will be held. Social activities will continue at 2814 South Mercer Street.

Veterans of Foreign Wars East Washington Street South Mercer Street

High Court Upholds New Trial Appeal

The Ohio Supreme Court refused to intervene in a new trial for Johnnie Morris, life sentence for a Erie county shotgun killing. The appellate court ordered a new trial due to inflammatory prosecution remarks during opening and closing arguments.

Columbus Ohio Supreme Court Johnnie Morris Erie County Cose Supreme Court High Court Morris Huston Pickett

Pitt Grants Six Honorary Degrees At Graduation

Pittsburgh June 10 1 567 seniors graduated from the University of Pittsburgh as six honorary degrees were conferred during the ceremony.

Pitt Pittsburgh University of Pittsburgh

Doctor Morris Receives Outstanding Alumna Citation

Philadelphia June 10 Dr Sarah I Morris of Harrisburg named outstanding alumna of the Women’s Medical College of Pennsylvania She is a 75 year old Pittston native and has been director of diagnostic and clinical service in the State Tuberculosis Control Bureau since 1949 She was chosen from 350 state alumnae for the honor.

Philadelphia INS Sarah I. Morris Harrisburg Women's Medical College of Pennsylvania Morris Pittston State Tuberculosis Control Bureau

Dutch Flower Bulb Market Reaches 30 Million

Boston reports Dutch flower bulbs sold in the United States last year totaling 30 million dollars. The average expenditure was about one dollar per U.S. home gardener.

Boston United States

Why onions make you cry when cut

Scientists explain tears from cutting onions by a sulfur compound in the thioaldehyde class. When an onion is cut, internal pressure releases tiny drops of this compound into the air.

Boston

Penn U awarded 1.24 million from Dr Butler estate

The University of Pennsylvania was assured of 1.24 million for medical research from the estate of Dr Ralph Butler, an ear and throat specialist who died March 3. A trust fund was set up for his wife Ida and five relatives, with the principal to go to the university upon their deaths.

Pennsylvania U. Philadelphia University of Pennsylvania Ralph Butler Ida

Hand Loomed Cloth Exports Rise in Calcutta

Calcutta export data show 63,960,000 yards of hand loomed cloth shipped last year, up from 55,040,000 yards in 1952. Cloth trade figures highlight growing outbound shipments and the role of hand loom production.

Calcutta India

Distilled Onion Tear Experiment Confirms Eye Drops Cause Tears

Report says researchers distilled onion vapor and applied it to eyes with no effect, while direct eye application of the distillate induces heavy tearing. They concluded that vapor alone does not cause tears, but direct eye exposure to the substance does.

Cigarette and Paper Sales Hit High in Norway Last Year

More than 1.25 billion cigarettes were sold in Norway during the year, with about 820 million cigarette papers sold to individuals who roll their own.

Oslo Norway

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