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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1931
Page
13
Dr Clendening argues that well regulated pools are safe but require rigid supervision. He urges pre swim inspections, exclusion of those with infections, and chemical sterilization using chlorine to prevent waterborne diseases. He contrasts pool oversight with ocean bathing and notes pamphlets available by mail.
Members of the Harry L. McBride post Veterans of Foreign Wars hold their regular meeting in the Legion Home association building on Wednesday evening. The gathering precedes the department encampment at Conneaut Lake June 18 to 21, with plans to send a large delegation and discuss encampment matters.
Mr and Mrs Warren Gearhart hosted a six o clock dinner for newlyweds Mr and Mrs Russel Craig who married in Greenville on Friday June 12 with Rev Moser officiating at the First Presbyterian Church. Mrs Craig formerly Miss Alice Thompson of Pulaski, daughter of Mrs Charles Smith of Akron Ohio. Mr Craig is the son of Mr and Mrs Charles Craig of Hubbard. After a brief wedding trip the couple will live at 57 West Liberty Street Hubbard Ohio.
Local residents visit family and friends across Masury New Castle and surrounding areas. Mr and Mrs George Foreman and others call on Sunday. Mrs Marion Mitcheltree celebrates her fourteenth birthday with a party at J C Mitcheltrees home. A group attends with lunch and gifts while piano radio music and games entertain. Social plans list committees for July and many relatives visit Lostetter Clark and Mitchell families.
A flurry of visits and calls noted in area society with Lois Eva Hilda Plaingrove and families listed among recent callers to County Commissioner C C Boyd and others. Many relatives from New Castle Ellwood City Youngstown and Sharon spent Sunday with relatives while illnesses and a death in Sharon affected extended family.
Everyday cereal Kellogg's All-Bran offers roughage to relieve and prevent constipation and adds iron to the diet. The ad recommends serving with fruits or in bran muffins and omelets, sold at grocers in a red and green package.
Final arguments were to continue before a nine man by three woman jury in the Pantages morals case as 17 defense attorneys debate the outcome. Deputy DA Oran Muir argued that Lydia Nitto age 17’s past did not excuse delinquency and crime remains punishable.
Members of the Harry L. McBride post Veterans of Foreign Wars bugle and drum corps will meet at the armory on Neshannock avenue this evening at 8 o clock. The meeting includes a regular practice session and the election of officers for the coming year. All corps members are urged to attend.
A meeting of Savannah cemetery lot owners and friends is set for Wednesday afternoon and evening at the Savannah road cemetery. Attendees are urged to bring tools to help beautify the cemetery visible to many passersby. The note ends with a tangential remark about protests over an Ohio State professor release referenced from The Indianapolis Star.
A Princeton church Sabbath morning program featured a junior choir, prayers, responsive readings, and numerous student recitations and exercises. Helen White, Evelyn Morrison, and several other children performed across multiple groups with contributions from Mrs. Norman Book, Mrs. McKinley Shaffer, and Rev. Greenlee concluding with a benediction.
CHICAGO June 16 Henry B Hanson 26 today was turned over to authorities of State College Pa to face charges of passing fraudulent checks Hanson targeted students He had just completed a term here after fleecing Oak Park merchants.
An inter church WCTU institute at Third United Presbyterian Church begins Thursday at 10 30 a m with devotionals led by Mrs Jennie Forquer and music by the East Side Union A round table from 11 to 12 invites all to share information and mothers are urged to attend A luncheon follows from 12 to 1 and an afternoon program at 1 30 features Mrs Carrie Jeffries Roberts on An Outsider s View and Mrs E C Beahm on Echoes from the World Convention at Toronto The East Side Union flowers day at 3 p m will distribute bouquets to hospitals and a good offering is anticipated Local visitors include a number of nearby residents and families.
Miss Bertha Taylor of East Long avenue who grew ill on the platform during commencement at the senior high school has been removed to her home and is now steadily improving after a serious illness.
Children’s Day was observed in both the Methodist and Christian churches Sunday with a fine program. The event featured young participants and attracted families from the town, highlighting community faith and youth involvement.
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