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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1930
Page
10
The article warns against coaxing a child to eat and recommends gradual introduction of solid foods. It urges following a doctor’s guidance, offering specific steps like starting with tiny carrot mash, serving one food at a time, and allowing the child to feed himself with minimal adult interference.
Monday meeting at Castleton runs 12:15 to 1:30 PM with Stan Reese of Orr Baking Co. speaking on his classification and their prize winning bread. Mentions praise for G A R convention entertainment and city hospitality.
The page presents a cross word puzzle with clues across and down. It lists words ranging from cloth types to animal names and mathematical terms, with many entries referencing persons places and endings. Readers are invited to fill in the grid using the given hints and letter patterns.
Herman Hess meets the Uniontown Rotary while Baldy Kannenberg attends Old Number One Rotary in Chicago. A twenty fifth anniversary Rotary International convention runs June 23 to 27, 1930 in Chicago. Carl E. Paisley serves as secretary.
Pittsburgh and Lake Erie railroad employees in the New Castle district underwent their biennial sight and hearing examination during the company color car visit at New Castle junction and the uptown section. Telegraph operators trainmen conductors engineers firemen and others involved in train operation are examined regularly while office clerks are exempt. Employees who require glasses for distant vision must wear them on duty and carry a duplicate pair for emergencies. they are examined with each pair.
Samuel Macre aged 40 of 320 South Monroe street Butler died in Butler hospital from injuries at the Kincaid mine of the Butler Consolidated Coal Company near Karns City. He was moving a cutting machine when crushed between the machine and the entry wall. Death due to internal injuries from a crushed chest with a punctured lung and broken ribs.
William Baer a driller at Youghiogheny Crushed Stone Company Casparis was badly hurt by a premature dynamite blast throwing him to the ground. He sustained body bruises and a possible skull fracture while 200 feet from the charge and was taken to Connellsville State Hospital.
Peter confesses a potential accident that killed his sister as Wary Wing confronts him. Brown Beetle urges fairness and urges the truth as the Gray Gnat seeks justice for his sister and vows revenge against humans. The scene centers on accusations, witness testimony, and a plea for listening before judgment.
Bert Toth of New Castle and Walter B. Morawski of Wilmerding split the Carnegie Tech night school scholarship from the Pittsburgh Club of Printing House Craftsmen. Toth, a presswork and typography student, and Morawski, studying layout and design, are in their third year. The committee included Professor David Gustafson and two Pittsburgh industry representatives. Toth has worked for Miller, Pyle and Street in New Castle for four years.
Miss Hazel Burrowes of Grove City selects June 28 for her marriage to Joseph J. Akers at First M. E. Church Grove City. The ceremony will be at eight p.m. Rev Charles E Petree to officiate with matron of honor Mrs William Evans and bridesmaid Miss Mary Akers. Ushers include George Bruner and Charles Pinn. The couple and guests took a motor trip to State College after planning. Other local notes include patients’ illness updates, Baccalaureate services attendance, and area road work on Perry Highway south of Harlansburg toward Muddy Creek.
Grant City A M Round and his wife, who have been ill, are improving. Children’s Night services will be held at Zion Baptist Church on Sunday evening, June 15. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cooper have re-
Mrs Norman Van Noble filed for divorce stating her husband drank all the cream from milk bottles and spent too much on fishing tackle. The petition was on file today in Milwaukee.
London reports that in 1929 British motorists paid 1,006,575 into state coffers from motor offenses. During the year 18,724 people were fined for speeding.
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