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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1930
Page
16
Hollywood reports Rex the great stallion trains for his first audi film Alcatraz story of a magnificent wild stallion. He learns to follow direction without spoken commands amid daily arena coaching and sugar rewards. Lady the white mare also rehearses for sound features.
Ellwood City Kiwanis club heard Dr C M Iseman discuss pneumonia prevention and Dr H E Helling urged regular health checks and lifestyle care. The club announced funding for a school dental hygiene room and planned a Scout trip to a pheasant farm near Harlansburg.
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Kiesling who died from inhaling carbon monoxide gas occurred at Mt Hope Lutheran church Ellwood City. Rev L J Baker led the service and burial followed in Mt Hope cemetery with interment in the church grounds.
In New Castle today Mrs. Gerald Infield and Mrs. H C Gold attend a bridge luncheon given by Miss Elizabeth Parker in honor of Miss Hazel Burroughs of Grove City. Miss Burroughs, a former local high school teacher, will wed June 28 to Joseph J Akers.
Mrs. Joe Simon left Ellwood City to New York City on Sunday after the sudden death of her mother Mrs. Oscar Margolin. The Progressive class of the First Christian church will meet Tuesday evening at Mrs. Edith Blakeley's Todd Avenue home for its regular monthly gathering.
Ellwood City ministers gather at Kaufmann Hotel Zelienople for a farewell dinner for Rev and Mrs C G Huffer. The Huffer family departs July 1 for Carnegie Pa where he will serve at the First Christian Church.
Edna Kline a 24 year old Park avenue resident and local schoolteacher died Tuesday morning at New Castle hospital from complications after a tonsil operation. She taught in Ellwood City schools for four years and attended Geneva and Penn State Colleges. Survived by mother Annie Kline two sisters Gertrude and Francis and brother Raymond. Funeral plans pending.
Ellwood City residents and visitors are listed with yesterday and Monday movements. Curtis Baker visited Sharon. John Cole from Pittsburgh and T A Clark from Glenn Avenue visited Pittsburgh and Glenn Avenue respectively. Mrs. Roland Haines visited Youngstown and Morris Phelps plans return from the University of Michigan for summer. Wehman and Theum transferred from National Cube Co. to Lorain plant. Twin daughters born to Mr and Mrs R G Nagle at Ellwood Hospital.
Monday evening the Monday Night Club gathered at Mrs Donald Northrop's Lawrence avenue home. Three bridge tables were in play with guests Mrs Harry Young Mrs J D Ferguson and Mrs Harry Steinberger. Prizes went to Mrs E B Baker Mrs Howard Wilson and Mrs J D Kirk. A guest favor was given to Mrs J D Kirk and a light lunch followed. Mrs E B Baker hosts again in two weeks at Fourth Street. T A Daley of Ellwood Heights visited Pittsburgh on business.
Brussels reports the oldest windmill, built in 1119, has remained in the Leenman family of Malderen. The mill, once near destruction, is being restored by the windmill protection association to preserve Europe’s oldest Belgian windmill, with the Tilly mill of 1180 nearby as a distant second.
Mr and Mrs Oscar Hooker observed their twentieth wedding anniversary at home on Ellwood New Castle road. A 6 30 dinner honored local and out of town guests including Rev C G Huffer and family and many friends.
Moravia hosts a Wednesday prayer meeting and choir practice. The Harmony Baptist Ladies Missionary society plans an all day Thursday meeting with a tureen dinner. Numerous residents visit family, travel, or host gatherings across Pittsburg New Castle Zelienople Ellwood and nearby areas.
In Lassen Volcanic National Park at Butte Lake a forest ranger is stationed to enforce a three fish limit per angler due to crowds and easy access to large trout. Fishermen report long lines along the shore and difficult casting as news of the big northern California catch spreads.
Police probe a mystery blast in New Jersey that killed two and wounded sixty with damage set at one million dollars. Authorities consider either a bomb explosion or a large alcohol still as the cause.
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