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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1930
Page
14
Doctor Theodore B. Appel warns the world faces a plague of indifference to health. He argues science alone cannot cure poor living habits and urges a properly ordered life based on natural laws to improve health and longevity.
Miss Hyacinth Presley a 15 year old preacher will preach at the Nazarene Church in Tarentum Pa Sunday June 15 at 11 am and 2 pm Eastern Time. E Devroye of Tarentum visited with friends in town Sabbath. Mrs A W Tanner and family spent Sunday with G F Lowers and C Ed Lowers. Miss Florence Chainey of Greenville spent the weekend with her uncle G W Foster. The Nazarene Children’s Day program was nicely presented and the church was decorated with roses and peonies. An invitation to farewell reception for Rev and Mrs J G Reed on June 10 at their home was presented to congregations. Rev Reed leaves for a new field later this month. Clyde and Harold Martsoll spent the weekend with relatives in East Canton Ohio. Walter P Page of Erie was a business visitor. W G Foster visited Pittsburgh Monday. Miss Nancy Springer returned after days in Beaver Falls. The Presbyterian Junior Missionary Society picnic will be at the home of David George on Wednesday June 11. Gail Gilkey of Petersburg spent the day.
Monday reports state Reverend and Mrs. R R Merriman returned to Tarentum after spending the weekend in the area. They were at the home of Mr and Mrs F E Gilkey where Monday events are recorded.
An important meeting of the Automobile Dealers Association will be held at the Elks Club Friday at noon during their weekly luncheon. A National Association representative will speak on the used car situation. President A. C. Mc Coy leads arrangements for a major gathering.
Members of the Legion of Honor of the New Castle Consistory will hold their monthly business meeting in the Cathedral Friday evening. The gathering is expected to be well attended as several pertinent matters will be discussed, and full attendance is requested by Commander Howard Geary.
Readers are urged to try a TIZ foot bath to draw out acids and poisons that cause burning swelling and odor. The product promises relief, revived tired feet, and lasting comfort, available as a package from any drug store.
A note explains letters to the News column require the writer's name and address to be signed. The passage lists the expected practice for submission and signature verification.
A letter to the editor accompanies verses reflecting on Civil War veterans at a New Castle Pennsylvania conclave. The poem laments aging soldiers, fading flags, and a nation’s memory as veterans march on, with reverent tones about their sacrifices and the enduring tribute of the flags.
Local residents and visitors gather for family visits church activities and scout events. Mrs Mayme Ashton hosts a gathering. L D Stanley visits Pris cilla Stanley. N McClelland's family travels to Cedar Falls to see librarian Marybell. Scoutmaster Sidney Smith meets Edenburg troop No 1. First Christian church group performs.
FAIRMONT W Va June 11 Death halted plans for a golden wedding anniversary at Benton’s Ferry next Monday. The Rev Isaac Barnes and Mrs Barnes had planned their fiftieth anniversary but their grandchild Margaret Barnes aged 14 died yesterday from blood poisoning.
Mrs Margaret Joshua wife of Rev C S Joshua pastor of Croton Avenue Methodist Episcopal church will preach at Emmanuel Baptist on Sunday evening. A church choir music program directed by David B Hopkins will accompany the sermon with the city's only harpist featured. The service arouses great local interest.
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