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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1930
Page
11
Dr Myers argues parental support shapes divorce outcomes. He warns that children raised in harmonious homes learn independence and sacrifice, while those whose parents enable them may delay marriage adjustment. He urges teaching early self-reliance and financial responsibility to prospective spouses. Readers may ask questions with self addressed stamped envelopes.
State police and Constable William Lynn of Brownsville are mentioned. The text claims he fled to an Ohio city after a quarrel with his wife. The wives claim children by Clarke from the first marriage and by the second.
A portion of the former Martin Gantz school site may host a gasoline service station. Frank M. Hyde asked the school board to rent ground at the corner of Grant and Jefferson streets, to remove the old building and build a station. A committee will draft rental details.
The Tintex Group advertises Tintex Blue Box for silk dyes, Tintex Gray Box for all materials, Tintex Color Remover to strip color, and Whitex blueing to restore whiteness. Park & Tilford, established 1840, guarantees Tintex.
Edward M. Townsend, 20, Lafayette College student, was badly burned when his car tank exploded after a collision near Patterson Heights Beaver Falls. Four other passengers were slightly injured. Townsend is in critical condition at Altoona Hospital. his father, John M. Townsend, summoned from Alliston, is a Townsend Company executive.
Norman Shaw of Hubbard was fined 10 dollars plus costs after a hearing before Alderman H. E. Phipps on cruelty to animals. Shaw was arrested by Sharon humane officer H. A. Gelvin while driving a truck with 18 calves three sheep and a hog on East State Street near Dock Street. Several animals were in serious condition and some lay on the truck bed being trampled by others, testified Dr. R. M. Phelan.
The Beaver Baptist Association closed its two day session at First Baptist Church Beaver Falls electing layman David S Williams of New Castle as moderator for the coming year. Williams is a longtime church leader with 32 years as a deacon and active in Sunday School and church music.
Smokers are held responsible for the largest share of Pennsylvania’s early forest fire season. The American Forestry Association cites 2,900 fires burning over 115,000 acres through May 15, with 1,000 fires in the first 11 days of May. Tourists hikers and campers are blamed for much of the season’s fires due to careless cigarette use, alongside railroads and brush burners. A remark notes missed Congressional tax payment needs.
An ancient Roman military milestone carved with Augustus Caesar and the cipher 593 miles was unearthed at Chiappa near Onehlia on the Ligurian Riviera. The marble column marked the Via Aurelia, linking Rome with the Gallic Riviera, helping confirm the road's historical route.
Public library records show 13 197 borrowers in New Castle with 7 931 adults and 5 266 children. In May 231 new borrowers joined, including 96 adults and 135 juveniles, highlighting growth across departments.
City Treasurer L W McClung presented a list of exonerations to the school board on Wednesday evening and the board passed it. The total is 37 379 99 with 28 220 15 for personal taxes. Exemption by ward shows 2457 Second 4485 Third 4215 60 Fourth 5555 50 Sixth 3032 95 Seventh 1974 Eighth 3878 10 total 28220 15 Property exemption 1041 28. property filed 8118 56 Grand total 37379 99. While exonerated, collection will continue as much as possible.
May additions total 279 books for the library after Miss Sterling's report to the board. Purchases accounted for 233 items, gifts for 45, and one by subscription. Cataloguing reached 382 while 250 were discarded amid the month.
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