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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1941
Page
8
Dr Dafoe explains how World War I trade disruptions in Denmark reduced milk consumption and led to a vitamin A deficiency causing xerophthalmia. The episode illustrates how war can affect entire populations, neutral or belligerent, with lessons for readers.
Captain Garl Andreason of the New Castle Corps explains Salvation Army finances. The Army is present in almost every city and town and participates in most Community Chest drives. White allotments fund maintenance and welfare, but not the entire program, with larger cities relying on about 50 percent from chests and smaller ones around 70 percent. The annual self denial appeal supports the balance, preventing the need to include it in Community Chest budgets.
The Salvation Army emphasizes legacies and bequests to fund religious and social programs. Legacies may be restricted to capital purposes unless specified otherwise, and assets are administered according to the benevolent wishes and bequest provisions.
Scout leaders and families will attend the 10th anniversary celebration of Boy Scout Troop No. 4 of First U. F. church at Camp Clearhawk in Jefferson state forest four miles north of Sigel Pa. A 10:30 a.m. service opens, followed by a basket picnic at noon and an anniversary service at 2 p.m. George A. Morrow handles transportation to and from New Castle.
Boys of the 4 H clubs of Lawrence county and surrounding districts will stage their annual summer camp at Camp Fred L Rentz of the New Castle Y M C A the week of June 30. Harold R McCullough Lawrence County farm agent directs the campers. Fate is unfair to the British. They dare not admit defeat and our people won t help them until they do.
Harrisburg June 16 Relations between Governor James and the Democratic house have deteriorated so they offer little civility. Senate and house oppose each other on controversial legislation while conference talks continue. Paydays slip by for about 14 000 workers as bills move amid partisan friction and past showdowns.
The Buchanan home hosted 24 children Monday afternoon to celebrate Glenna Jean and Cornelia Buchanan's birthdays with games and prize contests won by Betty Johnson and Nancy Olimger. A lunch followed as gifts were exchanged and the pair were presented with keepsakes. Meanwhile the G A E M club held a dinner meeting with new members joining and a card program with awards to several members. Castlewood notes cover local visits, relocations, hospitalizations, evangelistic meetings, and archery honors for Frank Kent.
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets advertised as a remedy for constipation and sluggish liver by stimulating bile secretion to aid digestion of fatty foods. Sold as a vegetable tablet, promoted as toning intestinal action and elimination. Available in drugstores for 15 cents.
Mrs Howard Rodgers hosted a gathering for Betty Baker with Adelade McCrumb as co host. Baker won first prize in playing and received the gal lopers prize. A delicious lunch followed and roses decorated the room. Garner reunion noted at Milburn Grange hall amid weekend travels and visits from locals to regional events.
NEW GALILEE reports Miss Betty Mack at home in trousers and Mrs Norma McCune improving at home. Local calls by Miss June Blatt and Jimmie Blatt of McKees Rocks. Mary Altman returns to Pittsburgh after weekend at Knox Pa. Evangelist De Younce to perform at Church of the Nazarene June 16. Regular society updates from Ladies Aid and Missionary Societies. Self-consciousness remark ends the item.
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