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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1927
Page
11
Gailey of the senior high faculty leads a modern art column praising the public school art program. The article discusses fostering student appreciation of art through practical application of art principles in everyday life and the role of teachers in developing this skill.
Schools acquire interest in good pictures through classroom displays plus a new aid from the Art Club. They present a small traveling watercolors exhibit by William of Mad at North Mill Street, with space provided to host the show.
Caroline Haney joins the art club as Mr. Hazelton showcases a modern, vibrant collection from Pouamenez Gloucester Flanders Russels Oxford Chartres and Paris. The works like La Fete du filet bleu and Washing Day in Chartres emphasize bright color, rhythm, and careful composition with many vertical lines and a lively anti stiff finish.
A fragment describes a lily covered stream in old Japan and notes The Green Shelves have just been decorated with delicate creamy walls as a pleasant background. Mr Hazelton's pictures are small but possess remarkable carrying quality. The public is cordially invited to come in any browse around.
The M J H S class of 1927 enjoyed music games and an elaborate lunch at Miss Erma Reed's home Thursday evening. Members listed include Vara Barker Agnes Byler Martin Andrews Ransom Burris Helen Brockman Dorothy Edgerton Willjen Fullerton Gertrude Fullerton Paul Gilmore Stanley Brest Floyd Witherapoon Paul Wallace Mary Hamill Mate McKim Pauline Wallace Raymond Wallace Ruth Snyder Wilbert Patterson Marian Miller and hostess Erma Reed. Church plans include Sabbath school programs and upcoming communion services and a Westfield church children's day set for June 18 with no morning services next Sunday. Miss Sylvia Douglas recovers from mumps quarantine while local reports note births and goiter operation recoveries among residents.
Pain relief advertisement for Tiz remedy promises instant soothing bath for aching burning feet. Claims swelling reduces and feet return to perfect condition with regular use and availability at drug or department stores.
International brief from Warsaw reports Boris Kowerda, who assassinated Soviet minister Peter Wolkoff in Poland, was sentenced to life imprisonment by an extraordinary court. The court may recommend commuting the sentence to 15 years penal servitude to the president. The trial proceeded without incident.
Daylight Savings Time 461 Meters at WCAR Pittsburgh Friday June 17 1927 lists Uncle Kay Hee Motor Talk Rightway Sport 740 p m and a concert by Penn Beaver quartet with Cartwright Miller Gibbons Deherr Murray Tierman Koehnick 9280 P orchestra 16 Studio recital 0:30 p m Serenaders 1 p m Dance hour 20 p m Report of road conditions 6:30 p m Stockman Farmer report and market period 8 p m Battery Hour 5 Weather 285 p m Baseball scores 1 p m Dancer program 7 p m General Gaylene broadcast 7 to 9 p m KYW Blue network program from Wiz York City Concert by Wichoutra 11:86 p m Congress carnival ABH to 92 m Time signals
Alphonse DeMare, 44, of Jeannette, a watchman for the Tamasko Cora Mining Company, placed sticks of high explosive labeled mona bel in an abandoned area near Adamsburg. A battery connected by wires was ignited, blowing him to pieces. The incident occurred in Greensburg area on June 16.
An advertising notice claims the nerve pain from sciatic neuritis can be alleviated by taking ANeurhu Special Formula No. 2 capsules. The dosage is directed, with relief expected in about 84 hours, and usage promises restoration of work and rest. Ellwood City agent Selweltner sells the product.
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