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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1941
Page
8
Dr Dafoe explains how to treat sprains and broken bones before medical care arrives. He advises splinting with a broom handle or wood, padding, and securing with cloth or handkerchiefs. He discusses summer footwear, ankle sprains from sudden twists, and using adhesive tape to immobilize a sprained ankle until help arrives.
Mrs Martha Dickerhoff aged 58 of North Lima was brought to Jameson Memorial hospital last evening at 9 745 o clock to treat injuries from an automobile crash several days ago when a car she rode in skidded and went into a ditch on route A17.
Morry Kulkin, 15, of 430 Boylies avenue, was treated at Jameson Memorial hospital Friday morning for a laceration to the first finger on his left hand received while at work at the Cash and Carry Market.
Cleveland reader J N Roe Buck touts SaneCara Ointment as wonderful for piles and minor burns cuts and skin irritations. Available in 35 and 60 cent sizes at drug stoves.
New Castle Lodge No. 51 Loyal Order of Moose will initiate a class of 100 candidates Sunday at 2 30 in the lodge rooms on South Mercer street. The event coincides with Mooseheart graduation at the same hour for 72 children of deceased Moose members. A 6 o clock dinner and a floor show with dancing follow, featuring Calvin Johnston of Pittsburgh as speaker and Mooseheart graduate.
Religious notices list services at St. Anthony Roman Catholic First Presbyterian Mission Covenant and Swedish Congregational in Pittsburgh and McKeesport with masses, sermons, study classes, and Vacation Bible School for ages 6 to 15 opening June 16 led by pastors Rudolph Johnson and Raymond M. Touvell. Bessem er notes report visitors to Mrs. James R. Chaney’s home and various local callers from Wilkinsburg and California over the week.
Real estate transfers show Etta I Reno to Adaline Reno in Shenango township for 1. Charles P Rosa to James Porco in Ellwood City for 41. Flittsburgh Co to Howard J Blank in Ellwood City for 420. A Friday morning court sentenced four offenders. Floyd Clingensmith fined 100 dollars plus costs and 30 days jail. Edward Popps fined 6.25 and costs with six months in jail. James Charles Zingara fined 6.25 and costs and 1 to 3 years in state prison. Joe Lewis fined 6.25 and costs plus 14 to years in the workhouse. Leila Dixon to be sent to Muncy Industrial Home for Women.
Catholic men from all city Catholic societies gather at the Cathedral for Catholic Action Day for Peace and Father’s Day. A 9:30 am grand communion breakfast follows morning services with Rev. Fr. A W Forney as speaker, sponsored by Knights of Columbus Ecclesian clubs and Holy Name societies.
Hospital notes list admitted and discharged patients across New Castle and Jameson Memorial Hospital. Names and addresses appear with multiple residence details and several tonsil operations noted among discharge entries.
Descendants of Moravia West Pittsburg and nearby areas gather for their annual reunion at the Moravia Presbyterian Church on the New Castle Wampum highway. Activities begin at noon with an all day program and many out of state attendees expected. committees led by Myrtle Miller and A T Eckels include arrangements, table, coffee, reception, and sports coordinators.
New Castle Wolves Club members plan a regular dinner meeting in The Castleton on Tuesday at 6 30 p m. Virgil Maybray of New Castle has been chosen sophomore class president at Taylor University Upland Ind He previously served as chaplain of the freshman class Wahnut Neckties, once Cravals, were first worn in Europe during the French Revolution.
Bruce McCullough aged two and a half son of Mr and Mrs R O McCullough of 116 Easy Garfield avenue was brought to Jameson Memorial hospital Friday afternoon for treatment of a fractured bone in the right leg. The injury occurred about ten days ago when he fell at home and did not show at the time.
Stephen J. Manyak of 1014 East Indiananola Avenue Youngstown applied the brakes on Grant Street Bridge. The auto skidded and reportedly...
Readable fragments show hub cap theft reported near Carnival grounds with suspected vehicle operators Edward De Carbo and Jack Conn. A collision occurred at Highland and Winter avenues at 4:49 p m. in Harrisburg. State aid payments totaling nearly 43000 were approved to 30 school districts for vocational defense education in Lawrence New Castle and New Wilmington.
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