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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1935
Page
8
A. C. Brown and wife were paraded by about 60 friends in a gag ride in a horse drawn wagon filled with cans. They were driven around the ward then made to walk home as laughs and treats followed at the bride’s parents home.
The text records visiting relatives with Mr. and Mrs. William Weitz on West Madison avenue and Harry Fugitt of Barberton Ohio visiting Mr. and Mrs. Will Jones on Newell avenue. Mrs. John Cook and Miss Helen Massey from Somerset Kentucky are paying calls on Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Hall in North
Pittsburgh police renew the search for Norman Stewart 30 after a new clue from railroad workers. Crews prepare to inter the ashes of his murdered wife and son at a Saltsbury cemetery tomorrow. The missing dentist's family tragedy left him a 17 dollar weekly store clerk.
New York June 21 The medical profession hails a Lindbergh Carrel artificial heart capable of sustaining animal organs outside the body. The device promises disease progress examination and organ relation study, enabling cures and outside production of glandular secretions. Twenty six experiments with the life chamber were reported, linking Lindbergh’s fame to this laboratory breakthrough.
Volunteers rebuild the 123 year old Sodom school house near Lewisburg Pennsylvania. Built in 1812 by German reform and Presbyterian settlers the octagonal limestone building is a Lancasterian monitorial school once valued as a historic site.
Ford city notes a record turnover as four men hold the burgess role in eight months. Lawrence O. Karl recently took office to a two and a half year term after M. C. Davis left to outside borough limits, followed by the late C. A. Dover spike and H. G. Buchanan who resigned after six months.
Taos New Mexico faces heavy rains as mud roofs fail and adobe walls collapse. Between 200 and 300 families seek shelter in schools churches and the national guard armory after homes cave in and erode to mud.
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