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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1929
Page
12
In woods and trails the danger of rattlesnakes and copperheads rises as hikers and campers increase. Appel urges preparedness with proper dress, a safety razor blade, anti venom serum, and prompt treatment if bitten to prevent serious harm.
Edenburg news covers a county Sunday school convention in Wilmington with Mr and Mrs Frank Hofmeister and family in attendance. It notes invitations received by Emerson Morrow, and details two accidents at Linquarry with workers Louden and Chercetelle. Community visits and church activities are listed, plus a long roster of local residents visiting relatives or shopping in New Castle and Sharon.
Warning cleaned copy: Zemo relieves itching from sunburn windburn and bites. Claims include rapid relief and blemish clearing. Ad promotes Invisible Zems antiseptic for home use with price 60c and 1.00 pound.
Mr and Mrs C B McConnell and Mr and Mrs C B Cover of New Castle attended a Children's Day service at the M E church Sunday evening and shared dinner with Mr and Mrs C C Cover.
The Non Partisan League of Luzerne County filed a protest over the Luzerne county race for Congress after alleged gross fraud and irregularities. Turpin challenges Mrs. John Casey for the seat left by late Democratic Representative John Casey. Election night reports mention missing ballots and disputed official sheets.
Charles Emerson Smith 27, former Marion County Ohio recorder, is to be returned to Marion to face embezzlement charges after vanishing on his wedding day. Authorities traced him to Syracuse where he was jailed awaiting Ohio officials. He declined to comment on his fate.
The Democratic party in the Senate approved sending Congress home for a summer recess while opposing fixing a definite date to enact the new Republican tariff bill next fall. Democrats agreed to enact the farm and tariff bills and to consider Hoover's request to repeal the national origins immigration act this session, though the tariff timing could curtail the administration's legislative agenda.
The American government calls the Tep Rations settlement a great step toward world economic and roden stability and will cooperate to promote its success within limits. State Department authorized the informal position. officials stress nothing in the agreement commits the United States to policy changes.
New York June 11. Directors of the Postal Telegraph Cable Company set aside an initial 5 000 000 for a new pension and benefit plan affecting about 20 000 employees to take effect July 1. The plan mirrors the International Telephone and Telegraph Corp approach with retirement ages 60 for women, 65 for men, and early pension on request for women at 54 or older.
Harrisburg June 11 With wheat prices low the Pennsylvania crop estimate stands at 20 49 OG an increase of more than Free Million Bushels since 1938 according to the Feder State Crop Reporting Service The forecast for other crops except fruit is expected to be normal despite May frosts damaging fruits. exact losses not yet estimated. The piece also notes local social notes from Hillsville and New Castle with several families visiting and a short remark about smallpox in the United States, exceeded only by India.
Forget-Me-Not class of the Sunday school plans a regrear meat meeting Tuesday evening with Mrs Ethel Shingledecker. Vroman's Home Missionary society meets Thursday at 2 39 pm at Mrs Myrtle Byers home for annual officer elections with members urged to attend.
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