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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1933
Page
17
A rule at the Iree public library requires a child to be able to write or print their name to obtain a borrower card. Miss Alice Joyce, children's librarian, notes most join after promotion between grades and with an older sibling assisting check of age and address.
Harrisburg report shows accidents surpassed tuberculosis as Pennsylvanias leading death cause. Automo bile crashes killed 2,063 people and 1,600 were injured, mines and quar ries fatalities reached 474. The 1932 accidental death rate ran 72.7 per 100,000 with 71 percent male victims and 998 child fatalities under 16.
Park manager G G Coulthard announces arrangements allowing city clergy to hold services at the grove in the park on Alitamor Sundays. Clergy may express interest via Coulthard. Rev Willie McGinn of First Presbyterian Klilschty recently discussed the plan in support.
The girls of Camp East Brook publish Camp Chatter the official W. O. A. onan newspaper. They produce a lively, well written issue with well proportioned makeup and striking headlines. The issue includes nutrition size columns and two pages of news about chores.
The story lists Dorothea Ferrer and Dorothy Guynn as campers, with Franciska Josefa Marichk a Buchingerove from Czechoslovakia among the counselors. It notes nine months in the U S including eight at Seton Hill School Greensburg PA, seven campers passing beginner tests, three advanced swimmers, and Carol Henderson as officer of the day.
Mrs T. Wareham is improving. Agnes Drake returns from Youngstown hospital. Prof and Mrs Robert Caldwell of Morgantown WV conclude a visit. Mrs Margaret Houston of East Brook visits Rebecca Dowell. John Robbaugh returns to Cleveland after visiting parents. Mary Scoffield of Mercer returns home. Leona Wolker of New Wilmington ends a week with Welker and Son tags. Sabbath school at 10. Pastor M Rohrbaugh preaches at 11. Newly elected deacon named at Rich Hill Presbyterian Church.
Lake Tuesday outing details are unclear in this fragment. It mentions a manned event at Connes with several weeks referenced, but specifics such as date, participants, or purpose are not readable.
Fragmentary note describes vegetables and a more pleasant experience, using vivid phrasing to evoke taste and atmosphere. No clear event or named entities available.
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