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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1930
Page
8
S G Ligo reports Taggart Field vandalism as embryo golfers move from practice to digging holes and planning a course. The Newcastle board orders Ligo to arrest violators and turn them over to police, backing police action to stop damage and window breaking at schools.
The piece urges parents to take children outdoors to enjoy and learn from nature. It highlights flowers like Bloodroot and Dutchmans Breeches, birdsong, streams, and woodland memories as motivating examples. It reassures readers they can learn from library books and encourages shared exploration this summer, stressing character building through nature study.
Advert says Zemo ends itching fast on rashes bites ivy poisoning and sunburn. Claims antiseptic draws out heat soothes irritation and clears pimples dandruff and peeling toes. Promotes safe healing and invisibility with no odor and easy druggist purchase prices 35c 60c or $1.00.
The M E G auxiliary of Ma honing Presbyterian church met at Mrs Clarence Patterson on Wilmington avenue with 13 members present. Devotions by Miss Evelyn Marshall and a roll call on Bible purchases opened the program. Topics on the Philippines and West Indies were led by Mrs H E Alexander and Mrs Clarence Allen. The group approved the White Cross allotment and a social hour followed. July hosts announced. A separate Madison Avenue Christian church Ladies Aid meeting met at Mrs S F Turk Newell Avenue with plans for summertime meetings at 2 30 daylight saving time and a picnic committee named. Refreshments were served by hostesses Mrs Turk Mrs Rose Gardner and Mrs Walter Wilkins. The July meeting will be at Mrs W R Bumbaugh Fairmont.
This evening at 7 oclock EST the church board will meet at Madison Avenue Christian Church to discuss church matters.
B C Stanley led the mid week prayer service Wednesday evening at the Mahoning Methodist Episcopal Church. The event featured a calm gathering with readings and prayers, continuing the church’s regular midweek program.
Italian community in the seventh ward commemorated Mary of the Stars with ground battery salutes, a Mass at St. Lucy's led by Rev. Fr. S. Ippolito, a Christopher Columbus band parade, a concert by Victor Gaspare at the South Liberty street band stand, and a Mt. Jackson hill fireworks display. A Friday St. Anthony's Day continuation is planned with a similar program.
Mr and Mrs G H Scheidemantle and daughter Miss Ethel Scheidemantle of West Madison avenue depart this afternoon for Centerville Ohio to attend the installation of their son Reverend Harry J Scheidemantel as pastor of the Centerville Press.
Two tablespoons of Radox mixed with a gallon of water soothes a footbath that after 3 to 4 nights of soaking eases corns and callouses. The product softens hard skin and penetrates to loosen the corn, claiming to remove it bodily and offer relief without plasters or cutting. Eckerd's of New Castle, Inc. sells Radox in drugstores.
The Presbyterian church installation is this evening with Rev. Scheidemantle to be installed by St. Clairsville Presbytery. Mrs. W J Beiersmith of North Cedar Street is in Jameson Memorial hospital for treatment. Rev D C Schnebly and family of Newell Avenue left for Hookstown Pa with Mrs Schnebly and children visiting there a few days.
This evening a card party will be held in the Lyceum hall of St. Margaret's church. Card play begins at 7 30 P M Eastern Standard Time.
Mrs E M Jones and her children Myrtle Delphine and Donald of Sunny Side returned from a trip to Washington D C where they visited her brother and wife.
The final rehearsal for the Children’s Day program will be held Friday afternoon at 3 o’clock EST in the Madison Avenue Christian church. The program itself is scheduled for Sunday evening in the church auditorium.
Penna Bo lodge held a meeting with the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen on Wednesday evening. Members discussed lodge affairs and upcoming events.
In Woodman hall a routine afternoon meeting was held and the lodge decided that summer meetings will be at 2 30 daylight saving time. In two weeks a meeting will handle important business and full attendance is urged. Regular lodge meetings continue through the summer.
The Mahoning M E Baseball team faces the Bessemer Baseball team this evening in the ward.
Mabel Wilson lodge of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Trainmen will hold its meeting this evening in Malta hall. Members are urged to attend and discuss lodge affairs and upcoming events.
The Queen Esther society will gather this evening in the Mahoning M E church parlor for a local church group meeting.
An orchestra and choir rehearsal is scheduled for this evening at the Mahoning Methodist Episcopal Church. All members are expected to attend and prepare for upcoming services.
The second library day of the week runs at the ward branch offering free access to books and reading programs for residents.
Elizabeth Wilfred and Fritzie Freese of North Liberty Street accompanied their relatives as the brief item notes a social gathering in Bishop, Pennsylvania.
Mrs Fehl plans to return to her home at Bishop, Pa., with Mrs Freese and children Dorothy and Charles who expect to leave this week or next to join her for the summer.
Children’s Day will be observed Sunday at Mahoning Methodist Church with a special program during the church service Sunday evening. Rehearsal notes indicate readiness for the program.
The Por gia program is under committee leadership with Mrs. O C Mauck Mrs E Davy Mrs J M Conn Mrs A thur Stump and Mrs Ralph Taylor or Mrs W H Mauermann in charge. Science notes say desire to paint pictures in the normal mind nears insanity as a misread line prompts a joke about needing glasses.
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