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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1930
Page
11
A California mother describes Hans age three as restless and jealous while Hattie two minded as a calm contrast. The column urges praising Hans, reducing punishment, spending more time with him, reading to him, and letting him help with simple tasks to ease behavior without spanking.
Cleveland Bruner of Buxton North Carolina reports a severe piles case cured after using Peterson's Ointment. The advertisement claims itching and burning stop instantly and piles vanish in days. A 35 cent box is sold at all drugstores.
City employees are laying a new storm sewer from East Grant Street to the Patterson homestead on Via Meier Street Hill. A small tile drain previously handled spring water that clogged and lifted paving. A larger tile will carry additional runoff from the hill and from heavy rains behind The Cathedral.
In Aliquippa Pennsylvania on June 19 Michael G., 2, son of George Pentelaskis, was run down between two parked cars and killed when a rear wheel passed over him. Driver Darius Yothers, 30, of 2328 Sheffield avenue, was released pending coroner's investigation.
Butler June 19. The home of A. R. Pollock 9 Bakerstown valued at 35000 was destroyed by fire from an unknown cause. Pollock, superintendent of mines at Curtisville and Russelton, formerly lived in Butler, and the residence along the plank road was a notable Bake'stown district landmark.
No. 2 MINE reports a flurry of weekend visits and callers across Grove City New Castle Slippery Rock Mercer Pardoe and Leesburg. Several families including Cookson Pizer Fascetti Zock Warner Masters Keller Hedyn Jones Crawford Burke Barczyk and Snow are listed with relatives friends and shoppers noted.
A June 16 1930 farewell for Rev J G Reed and wife at the Forsythe home in Big Beaver township drew over 50 Little Beaver R P Church members and friends. Guests shared music and refreshments then presented gifts to the couple and well wishes for their move to Hookstown Pa.
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