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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1941
Page
10
Dr Dafoe cautions parents about recurring accidents in children, linking repeated injuries to preventable causes and possible vision problems. He urges investigating home hazards, eye exams, and medical checks, warning that ongoing accidents may signal underlying issues. Tomorrow discusses first aid for accidents.
Sergeant Owen E. Tighe of the New Castle Army Recruiting Station says merchants nationwide will be asked to assist in a slogan contest Let’s Go A 5 A Keep Em Flying The campaign aims to mirror Trim Up and support national defense and aviation efforts Advertisers can obtain mats for free to print ads featuring three airplanes image included
Rinascenza Lodge No. 19 Italian Seas and Daughters America plans to march in the Flag Day parade on June 14. President Guy Casalena announced members should gather at King Herbert Hall at 2:30 p.m. for the event. The next regular meeting is set for June 15 at 2:30 p.m.
Chewton Christian Sunday school Class No 5 will hold its regular monthly business meeting at the home of Mrs Mary Arnold in Shenango township on Friday evening June 13. A series of social and community notes follow including visits by Howard Allen ill at home and multiple local residents visiting friends in Hookstown Beaver Falls Wellsville and Cleveland. birth announced of a daughter to Albert Lutz at Jameson Memorial hospital on Sunday June 8.
Wayne township residents hosted visitors including Mr and Mrs Lloyd Campbell and Sam my, Garl Sample and Dorothy of McKeesport, and Mr and Mrs Howard Allen. Elmer Badger and son Dicky visited Worthington and Pitts burgh. Ethel Craven remains in Ellwood City hospital post appendectomy but is recovering well. Various locals from New Castle Hillsville Ellwood City and neighboring towns spent Saturday and Sunday with friends and relatives in Ellwood City and nearby communities.
Harrisburg June 11 A bill to authorize creating a cancer research sanitorium at the Butler Tuberculosis Sanitorium rests in the Senate health committee Introduced by Sen Leroy E Chapman War ren the measure carries a 100000 appropriation The Butler institution built by the General State Authority has never opened Gov Armour H K James says the state cannot afford to open it now Dr John J Shaw says 1% is not needed since tuberculosis facilities exist Chapman notes cancer responds to treatment but cure for buried cancer remains elusive He chairs the Senate health committee and will seek immediate committee action and enactment this session
The city bureau of building reports three permits. Mrs. W. W. Headings plans a remodel of a dwelling at 11 West Edison Avenue costing about 400 dollars. Spur Distributing Company seeks a metal work remodel at 749 South Mill Street with estimated 240 dollars. James Passias files for a remodel of a frame dwelling at 14 West Wallace Avenue totaling around 50 dollars.
I Lamont Hughes state secretary of highways buys 100 acre John Duffey farm in Penn township beside Pittsburgh Butler airport. Purchase from Walter E Duffey of Fort Worth private price. Farm includes homestead and outbuildings. Hughes and wife plan to reside soon at the property near the hotel in Pittsburgh.
Miss Isabelle Paul, assistant at the New Castle Free Public Library, will leave her post this Saturday. She plans to move with her family to Newark, New Jersey, on the following Monday.
The Greater New Castle Association board of directors will hold a regular meeting tonight at 7 30 in the GNGA office at The Castleton.
A miscellaneous shower honored Mr and Mrs Wendell Lizgzia nee Marcha Tunstall at Nazareth church in Grove City. The Young People s Council of District 14 announced a picnic at the Children s Home for Saturday June 14. Billie Rice a Bob Jones Seminary student visits home in Cleveland Tenn and others spent days with local families in New Castle Grove City and Cochranton.
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