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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1980

Page

9

Almira Home administrator treats residents like family

Shirley Colvin, Almira Home for Ladies administrator, emphasizes treating elderly residents as family. The 25-bed facility relies on a part-time admin who visits three days weekly and lives on site. Residents, average age 89, value independence, shared meals, and personal rooms. Colvin advocates cautious medication use and accompanies residents to hospitals, while noting the need for ongoing geriatric management and clear admission rules.

Susan Canfora Shirley Colvin Almira Home For Ladies Ms. Colvin Almira Home Almira

Festival of Trees planned by St Francis Auxiliaries

A community-wide Festival of Trees is planned for November 26 to 30 at the Scottish Rite Cathedral in New Castle. Seventy-one women led by Anita Audino will sponsor 50 decorated trees with styles ranging from five 10-foot trees for 600 each to five three-and-a-half-foot trees for 150 each. Proceeds fund a new cardiac monitoring unit at St Francis Hospital.

Auxiliary St. Francis Hospital New Castle Audino

Family Encourages Joan Ant Murder

Personal note by Joan Caparoula describing invasive ants and extreme, graphic thoughts of harming them. The piece channels fear and escalating urges within a domestic setting toward insects. It portrays inner conflict and a disturbing contemplation of murder.

Joan

Home life with Joan ends in ant chaos and humor

A chaotic domestic scene unfolds as a mother curses and casts out a daughter, while a son returns home with dirt and a bug spray plan. Ants, a sugar bowl, and a beef stew dinner all meet a comical doom as pepper piles are proposed.

Bible class slides program and picnic plan

The Ethel Hurst Bible Class of First Baptist Church held a class reunion at Mrs. William Carr's Willowbrook Road home. Peggy McBride and Doris Logan presented a slides program titled The Psalms Around Us. Helen Walters introduced it and devotions were given by Mrs. Robert Cline on Gods Creation Roses.

Ethel Hurst First Baptist Church William Carr Willowbrook Road Peggy McBride Doris Logan Helen Walters Robert Cline God Linda Seymour Theodore Corbett Virginia Weatherby Orlando, Fla Elwin Hazen Ellwood City Kate Childs Kissimmee, Fla Julia Ter Linden Fombelle

Almira Home board selects officers for 1980 81 year

At the annual Almira Home Board meeting in New Castle officers were chosen. Chairwoman Mrs Donald Kerr Elwood City led the session with vice chair Mrs Richard Hite and a slate including recording secretary Mrs David Hamilton and assistant recording secretary Mrs A Todd Alexander. The meeting included reports from Lawrence County members and numerous committees on finances upkeep resident health and interviews for new residents. A memorial service honored three former board members.

Almira Almira Home Donald Kerr Richard Hite Ranier Devido Donald Watters David Hamilton New Castle News Almira Home Board of Directors A. Todd Alexander Howard Kirk William Offutt Sam Byers Kerr Elwood City Lawrence County Board William Bresnahan Raymond Cox Arthur Offutt John Thompson Alexander Hite Westminster College Lawrence County Red Cross Reynolds Kenneth Fox Margaret Eckles Lawrence County Paul Carson Mercer County Loren Reitz Venango County Watters Devido Virginia Allison Ruth Leasure Jayne Jenkins Josephine Dudash Mary Conti Gloria Conglese

A Family as an Enduring American Institution

The piece argues the family remains a strong yet challenged institution in modern America amid external cultural influences. It defines family as a deeply rooted, cooperative community that forms character, shares responsibility, preserves society, and offers solace, joy, and love. It invites readers to obtain a framed copy of A Family by sending 25 cents to Dr. Brown in Washington, D.C.

Brown New Castle Washington, D.C

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