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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1933
Page
41
A public library grants children borrower's cards only if they can sign or print their name. Librarian Miss Alice Joyce notes many youngsters first attempt this after school promotions. Older siblings often accompany and coach the child through name signing before card issuance.
Accident deaths in Pennsylvania surpassed tuberculosis as the leading cause of death last year, totaling 17 146 and yielding a rate of 72.7 per 100 000. Automobiles caused 2 053 fatalities, falls 1 699, and mines and quarries 474. Males accounted for 71 percent of total accidental deaths. children under 10 and adults over 75 each suffered about 958 fatalities.
Rich Hill updates report Mrs T B Wareham improving and Agnes Drake returning from Youngstown hospital. Visits from Prof Robert Caldwell Morgantown and Mrs Margaret Houston East Brook, plus Cleveland and Mercer travel. Deacons elected at Rich Hill Presbyterian church referenced. church services listed. Kellogg's ALL Bran advert promises bowel regularity with iron and natural bulk, contrasting with habit forming pills.
Park manager C Coulthard of Cascade Park announced arrangements allowing city clergy to conduct services in the Grove on summer Sundays. Clergy members may notify Manager Coulthard of their interest, with Rev Walter McClure of First Presbyterian Church noted as supportive.
The Camp East Brook girls publish Camp Chatter, a two page issue praised as a junior Pulitzer worthy newspaper. It features striking headlines, well designed makeup, lively writing, and several columns including an item about the cos-
In Lancaster on June 16 Jack Hopkins twenty two shot himself in the chest during a fierce electrical storm. The bullet perforated his chest muscle and he left a hospital against medical advice promising to “make a better job of it the next time.” He faces a charge of violating the state firearms act.
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