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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1929
Page
7
The New Castig, manager of the ur Bali exchange, notes that despite general honesty, people delay payments. They avoid or postpone settling accounts, showing carelessness and a long lag before paying invoices.
Craton W C T U held a flower mission program with a dinner in the dining room. Mrs J A Leiben led a holy number and Mrs Speer Gibson spoke on the theme Our Aim. Clerks at New Castle post station are on vacation.
Slippery Rock Pa June 18 Workmen begin reinforcing the Daugherty Mills bridge to haul heavy materials for a new state bridge over Slippery Rock creek. The contract price is 343000. the old bridge, in use 48 years, will not be moved. Detours not required. Construction starts below the old bridge while the new end sits 92 feet below the north end.
Mrs. Charles A. Verner of Pittsburgh will make an address to all Republican women on Thursday June 20 at 2:36 p.m. The speaker, Mrs. Annie Kent, will discuss "The Value of a Republican Council" at AG I Storium.
Mrs Walter S Sample of North Cedar Street sustained numerous bruises and cuts after her husband’s car collided with a Germanski vehicle on Sunny Side Hill. The Germanski youth Joey, learning to drive, caused a sudden turn that led to the crash. Both cars were badly damaged and Mrs Sample remained shocked by the incident.
The Canfield minister visits Westfield Church for a young people's event supervised by Mr Cough. Miss Margaret DuT and Rev. Wright are noted participants in the program at the Westfield Presbyterian group. This marks Rev Wright’s first visit to the new Westfield church.
Gil City Hall reports Daniel L. Henninger aged 33 died Monday in Oil City Pennsylvania from an apparent self inflicted act. Officials at the local hospital stated no known World War veteran was present at the scene or hospital.
In Edenburg, the Young Women's Missionary Society elected officers for the coming year. President Mabel Unangs, Vice President Mrs. Bartlett, Recording Secretary Erina Raub, Corresponding Secretary Azul Lress aror, Bertha Bennett. A July 22 church town picnic was planned. The Queen Esther Circle gathered at Irene Park's home. The column lists numerous local visitors and daily life notes, including family visits from Masury and Akron, and Scout and church activities.
Dr Himmerson Fosdick, New York clergyman, told Boston Universitys fifty sixth annual commencement that the world’s best work is done for purpose not necessity or money. He warned civilizations fail when toil of the great masses becomes mere drudgery.
Theodore B. Apgel, state health secretary, warns of hazards from blasting caps during holidays and urges careful handling to protect children. He cites caps containing mercury fulminate and otter risks, noting accidental injuries and deaths in mines, quarries, and fields.
Grove City ministers hold regular service with Rev. Dodds and Rev. Brain Flory noted for local roles at Grove City College. Message outlines travel by Pastor Will to Europe and church events including a Tuesday business meeting, a Thursday prep hour, and annual communion next Sunday.
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