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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1939
Page
8
Dr Dafoe discusses stuttering as a psychological issue, stressing confidence building in children and the role of general health. He urges medical exams for persistent cases, environmental factors, and avoiding punishment. He notes quintuplets being girls reduces stuttering concerns.
Rich Hill notes report Sunday services at 11:15 led by Rev Homer Miller with Theron Carr as superintendent. The Woman's Missionary society plans a June 21 picnic at Mrs King McCreary’s home. Children of Today Club hosted by Mrs Robert Barron featured a tureen dinner. Nearby visits include S B Dicks in Butler and Ula Grim from New Castle.
Detroit reader Y. J. Williams reports rapid relief from piles using San-Cura Ointment. He notes past severe piles disappeared after use and sends a money order for a larger jar. Available at Eckerd stores and drug counters for 35c and 60c. Add Golden-Lax Tablets at 25c when constipated.
Sharon Forrest Elma Brivgham and Howard Brivgham visit Grove City families including Umstead Edwards Carr McDowell and Edie households. Birth announced for James Aiken daughter. B F McDowell recovering after a two vehicle crash at Route 278 and 168 near Volant with injuries to left thigh and shock.
James W. McGary of 634 South Bay street New Castle has passed United States Maritime Commission tests and made the eligible list for deck and engine room cadet appointments on merchant ships. Michael R. Travallo of 809 New Castle street Butler also passed and joined the eligibles. About 5,000 applicants competed. 166 advanced through written and oral exams.
Plans are under way for a Baltimore and Ohio picnic on July 12 with I. L. Harper, foreman of the shops here, serving as day chairman. Poverty yields only necessities. when men prosper they make art, yet leisure spawns this modern freak stuff.
Croton Methodist Church will observe Children’s Day on Sunday morning June 18 with Bible school at 9 30 and program in the church auditorium at 10 90. Mrs C R Campbell and Mrs T EB McCreary prepared the program featuring junior choir, readings, songs, pantomime and various child performances led by Donald Beck Betty Jackson and Dr J A Cousins among others.
Pulaski report recalls a recent surprise gathering hosted by Mr and Mrs Gaylard Cameron for Mr and Mrs Rauon Eugene Downs and Raobinson Heasley firm coworkers. Guests enjoyed a radio gift and a delicious lunch as a pleasant evening followed with local notes on 4 H Club activities and church group quilting sessions.
The plant provides jobs for laborers and miners, sustaining wages for workers in mining, transportation, repairs, and office staff. Wages circulate through the economy, supporting other businesses and community prosperity.
The Queen Esther class held a party at Mary Louise Gallins home with a delicious lunch and social hours. The Daughters of Lydia hosted a tea for their teacher Edna Sankey at her home assisted by Mrs Ray Cunningham. Fathers and Sons banquet featured a dinner by the Search Light Bible class and speaker Rev Homer B Henderson of Grove City.
Mrs. Frank Phillips was named president and Mrs. Charles Robinson first vice president at the Edenburg Methodist church Women's Home Missionary Society meeting. Officers for the coming year include second vice president Mrs. A. A. Swanson secretary Mrs. Roy Raub and treasurer Mrs. Charles McCullough. The group will gather at Mrs. McCullough's Erie street home for a picnic dinner following a noon tureen event hosted by the Edenburg Woman's club for local mothers and daughters.
Following a dinner a social time and a business meeting were held. Visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Herbert P. Willer from the North Side and Miss Hate White, Mrs. Harold E. Willey, Kenneth and Evelyn Cook of Cardington, Mrs. Jessie Brake of Mt. Gilead, and relatives at Clairton. Also listed are Kloss family, Raymond and Doris, Paul Reed, Irvan Young, Fred Wintergreen and others visiting local residents.
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