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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1930

Page

6

Social notes from Cool Spring and surrounding towns

Miss Pauline Hunter and niece Caro lyn spent Tuesday evening with friends in Sharpsville. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. McKenna and family attended the Bessemer R. R. picnic at Conneaut Lake Saturday. John N. Powers weekend at Niagara Falls. Mrs. L. McCann of Youngstown visiting sister Mrs. J. C. White. James McKenna and Mrs. Hugh Fleming of Monessen spent Thursday with mother Mrs. Anna McKenna. Mr. and Mrs. Mont McCullough Sunday dinner with daughter and husband Ellsworth Cornell of Sharpsville. Edward Allen of Sharon weekend with relatives here. George Walker of Orlando, Fla. spent days with friends here. Thomas Kent called on sister Miss Mary Kent Sunday. Mrs. Emma Huey visited Mrs. Anna McKenna Wednesday. There is too much competition in the game of getting something for nothing.

Pauline Hunter Carolyn Sharpsville C. F. McKenna Bessemer R. R Conneaut Lake John N. Powers Niagara Falls L. McCann Youngstown J. C. White James McKenna Hugh Fleming Monessen Anna McKenna Mont McCullough Ellsworth Cornell Edward Allen Sharon George Walker Orlando Fla Thomas Kent Mary Kent Emma Huey Rosalie Grell Aubrey Morgan Cleveland Walter Mitcheltree Frank Clark New Castle R. C. Bilger Farrell Donald Shannon Erie Hotel Pulaski Frank Waddington J. P. Clark Home Circle Lodge James Black J. F. Myers Evelyn Grell Accountant Pulaski Circle No. 35 Harrisburg E. Reese Audrey Arnena Lois Charles Funk Arnold Barris Jr West Middlesex Dorothy Meek Ralph Simpson Scienceville Fred Mauerman

Westminster College grads fill varied future plans

About 45 of 105 Westminster College graduates report jobs or study paths for next year across fields including baseball, engineering, teaching, journalism, and music. Chemistry, history, English, and modern language majors lead, with many intending graduate work, teaching, or professional positions. notable honorees and several athletes plan further study or coaching roles.

New Wilmington Pa Westminster College Theological Seminary Cone Eleanor Graham Pittsburgh Medill School of Journalism Northwestern University Margaret Reed Butler Butler Virginia O’bryan Cononburg Claysville Myrl Dunlap Conneautville Katherine Boobyer Barnard College John Cassidy Sharon Farrel Harry Baird Carnegie Frank B Ted” Bair Philadelphia Fairmount Children’s Hospital John Hall Youngstown Deane Osborne Ohio State Joseph Dombrowski Elizabeth Samuel Stewart McKeesport William Crowell Mercer Kenneth Delahunty Indiana Westminster New Wilmington High School

Gardner Community Notes of Family, Travel and School News

Mrs. Davis of Irvona Pa died recently. Her sister Mrs. Kirkwood and brother Frank Kerr visited. The funeral was at Hoover Heights Tabernacle conducted by Rev Boone. Local residents hosted guests from New Castle East Brook Ravenna and Butler. Several reports of visits trips and graduations linked to Gardner, Wayne Stop, Geneva College and Lehigh University.

John Kirkwood Gardner Frank Kerr East New Castle Davis Charles Davis Alliance Church Irvona Philip Moore Norman Zeigler Kenneth New Castle John Moore East Brook John Irwin Harlansburg Road Moore Martin Moore Home Selma Benson Helen D. Niemi Pearl Street Virginia Hay Girl Scouts The First Baptist Church Shirley Stetson C. W. Fenton Fenton New Castle-Ellwood City Williamsport Johnstown Carl Marton Ravenna Ohio Albert Smith S. J. Conner Court Street David Walker William Walker Wayne Stop Lysle Slater Saxonburg Ruth Schneider Butler Frank M. Hay Virginia A. H. Robb Geraldine Mae Sands Frederick McKenzie Geneve College McKenzie Taylor University Geneva Taylor Miss Smith Frederick Lebbens Schumaker L. J. Schumaker Philadelphia Lehigh University Bethlehem Germantown High School Lehigh Frederick

Hem-Roid Claim From Dr J S Leonhardt Cure For Piles

Ends Piles notes congestion of blood in the lower bowel as cause. An internal medicine cure is required, not salves or cutting. Hem-Roid, Dr J S Leonhardt’s prescription, claims to remove congestion and strengthen parts. Sold by druggists with money back guarantee if pile misery persists.

J. S. Leonhardt McKee’s Eckerd’s

Selby Man Rescued After Mud Enclosure Near River Ouse

Charles Hawley a 67 year old blacksmith of Selby was found after 15 hours submerged in mud up to his chin along the Ouse. Dr John Gillies credits the mud coating with keeping him warm and aiding blood circulation, saving his life.

Charles Hawley Selby England River Ouse John Gillies Hawley

Weight gain tonic promise from cod liver oil tablets

An advertisement targets underweight individuals offering McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Extract Tablets with a money back guarantee. It claims a New Jersey boy gained 10 pounds in 21 days and promises similar results for men women and children with 60 tablets costing 60 cents.

McKee’s Eckerd's Love & ‘Ecown McCoy New Jersey McCoy's Easant

Real Folks star Edwin Whitney promotes Vaseline Jelly shave method

Edwin Whitney, heard on Real Folks at 9 30 each Monday night on WJZ and KDKA, promotes a shaving method using Vaseline Petroleum Jelly before lather and his regular routine. He claims the jelly reduces razor pull, prevents soreness, and leaves skin soft and smooth, urging readers to buy Vaseline Jelly at the drug store.

WJZ KDKA Edwin Whitney Judge Whipple Bill Perkins Grandpa Overbrook Whitney

Licenses Issued For 439 983 Dogs In Pa

Harrisburg June 19 Twenty thousand dogs were licensed in Pennsylvania during April bringing the total licensed dog population to 439,983. In five months ending June 1, 9,173 uncontrolled dogs were killed, 2,305 dog owners prosecuted, and damage claims totaling 19,386.15 were received. Lawrence County reported only 31 violations. 147 uncontrolled animals were killed.

Harrisburg Pennsylvania Bureau of Animal Industry Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture Lawrence County

Pulaski R C Bilger Hosts Bible Class Event

Bilger and Swagger entertained the J R Meek Bible class of the Methodist Sunday school at Bilger's home. A business meeting led by President Laurence Mitcheltree planed a strawberry supper for June 24 at the Pulaski Fair Grounds. Guests included Walter Mitcheltree and Frank Clark, with Rev Henry Shillings and Frank Clark also slated to entertain in July.

R. C. Bilger James Swagger J. R Meek Methodist Sunday School Laurance Mitcheltree Pulaski Fair Dr. Funk Martha Louise Bilger Henry Shillings Frank Clark Walter Mitcheltree J. H. Pollock E. Reese Laurence Mitcheltree James Black Hattie Love Greenville Chester Kusky Andttle Donald Edward Youngstown Sasha Wilson Fred Myers Roberta Dorothy New Castle J. F. Myers

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