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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1935
Page
7
The Red Cross chapter opened the annual life saving examiners training course at Cascade park pool and issued its call for 1935 Flying Squadron members. Jack Hulme directs the squadron with Alec Samuels as assistant as four days of testing certify examiners for renewal.
A constructive missions program led by Mrs. H. A. Magill county superintendent of missions will highlight the 97th convention of the Lawrence County Sabbath School association at First United Presbyterian church on Thursday June 13. Afternoon speaker missionary Ed ward Ralph will appear in Indian dress. a display of missionary curios and free literature will be available. Three minute talks by Miss Anna Dodds Mrs. Carl Hart Mrs. Thos. Davis Miss Mary Riffer and Mrs. Ben McDowell will occur during the missions conference.
The Young People of Highland United Presbyterian church will present a drama titled Half Way to Canaan after the Christian Fellowship supper at First United Presbyterian church New Castle June 13 in connection with the County Sabbath School Association convention. Dr T J McFate will direct the program. Lawrence county youths will lead the opening devotionals at seven thirty in the church auditorium.
The Gibson street storage tank of the New Castle Water company is now in operation to relieve light pressure on the East Side during afternoon and early summer evenings. It is expected to overcome the long-standing pressure issue.
An advertisement recounts a man named Old John who suffered nightly urination, bladder irregularity, scanty flow, burning, and backache. He credits Bukets tablets with relieving symptoms after four days, claiming better sleep and promising a 25 cent refund if no improvement.
The public library hosts a Brow sing library list by Miss Elva L Bascom of Carnegie library Pittsburgh. Many titles match local holdings and will be printed fully tomorrow. The fiction section is omitted here and may be consulted at the library.
A listing of poetry anthologies edited by Louis Untermeyer Modern American Poetry and by E. B. Van Doren Modern British Angels and Earthly Creatures.
Dr. Charles S. Miller, now head of Slippery Rock State Teachers college, was awarded the degree of doctor of laws at Allegheny College commencement yesterday. A separate note explains a recipe for mock pistachio flavoring mixing equal parts vanilla and almond flavoring.
In Zelienople Pennsylvania two cars collided south of town on the Perry highway injuring two people Mrs J L Langdon of Bellevue suffered fractured ribs cuts and possible internal injuries Reed Stuckey of Zelienople A D crashed into the Langdon car as both vehicles moved northward one person was seriously hurt and both drivers were identified in crash reports.
Wendell Watson aged 14 of Volant fractured his left arm Monday evening about 8 o'clock after falling from a wall near the Volant bridge. He was taken to New Castle hospital for treatment.
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