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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1935
Page
6
A new Multi-sol refining process is claimed to produce Gulflube as the finest 25 oil ever used in motors, promising superior performance and efficiency. The announcement highlights improved filtration and stability under heat, suggesting a major advance for automotive oils.
Dr H C Zimmerly a 67 year old Mechanics Grove physician stands trial after the commonwealth rests its case in a prosecution alleging two illegal operations one linked to the death of Mrs Gladys Lawson a 26 year old Calvert Md resident His defense offers no testimony and closing arguments were set to follow along with a judge's charge.
Senate action ends long debate on the NRA extension with a 41 to 13 vote. Louisiana senator Long led a marathon filibuster, speaking from yesterday afternoon until 4 a.m. The final action came after clashes between New Deal leaders and delegates seeking concessions and a decisive showdown.
An advertisement touts S S S Tonic for low red blood cell counts and related symptoms such as fatigue and loss of appetite. It promises restored health, improved digestion, and renewed energy, urging purchase in blood cellphane wrapped packaging with a two week dose.
Pete Brown pleaded to the second count of the indictment charging maintaining a nuisance. Clem Crisci pleaded to violating the real estate broker license statute in one of the first cases under the act. another case is pending.
Card Club events at Garfield avenue feature Mr. and Mrs. Henry Brenneman and Wade Mecum with dessert bridge and other social rounds led by Ellis O. M. K. and Mrs. P. L. Reeder on Garfield avenue. Flag Day picnic by Lawrence chapter D A R at Cascade Park. Family picnics and dinner parties noted at Rock Springs Park and Rambler's Rest. Names include Clara Bernine and Blanche Lorenzo among others with addresses on Northview, Winter, and Moody avenues. July Ten dinner party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Gwin at their cottage Rambler's Rest.
The Old Time Rebekahs held a Wednesday luncheon at 1 pm in Mrs Edith Campbell’s West Washington street home. Eighteen members attended along with three guests. After serving, attendees enjoyed chat and leisure. The July meeting is set for the tenth with Mrs Laura Coates on Manoring road. Mrs Edwards to co host.
A Reuters dispatch from Berlin states more than 100 persons are believed killed in a munitions factory explosion at Reinsdorf Germany. The incident occurred today and the casualty count remains unconfirmed.
Sam Pistaccio of Ellwood City faced desertion and non support charges in a trial before Judge James A. Chambers. The defendant failed to appear for jury selection, prompting a one hour recess as he claimed to be gathering witnesses.
Bennett Bible class of the First Christian church will hold a box social during the monthly meeting Friday at 8 p m in the church. Women will supply boxes each with lunch for two and these will be auctioned off.
The Christian Endeavor society of the First Christian church met at Cascade Park on a Sunday evening. Rev. G. S. Bennett delivered a brief talk and special music was played by Chester Gierlach. This was the last Endeavor gathering before Labor Day.
The Baird Missionary Society of the Highland U P church will hold a tureen luncheon at Mrs W D Jones residence 316 Sumner Avenue on Wednesday June 19 at 1 pm.
The L. D. K. Missionary Society of the Third U. P. church will meet this evening at Mrs L. C. Derr's home on Butler road.
The Wesley M. E church W C B class met Wednesday evening at Mrs. John Thatcher’s residence on West Washington Street extension. Devotions were led by Mrs. Bes.
Mrs Beulah Mottinger read Pull Together as a program feature. President Mrs Emma Leslie oversaw the business period during which plans for a church tureen dinner on July 11 were made. Delicious homemade candy was served and a social hour followed.
Firemen were summoned to the rear of 22 West North Street at 5 30 last evening after a pile of rubbish was set on fire. No property was damaged.
Mrs. W. S. Strong and her mother report relief from years of constipation after using PRUN O WHEAT BREAD at a rate of a loaf daily. The bread combines prune juice with a white loaf, praised for laxative benefits and pleasant taste as a breakfast toast.
Eat Prun-O-Wheat bread regularly for gentle laxative benefits. Try it for 14 days and see results. Order a loaf from your grocer and start today.
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