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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1927
Page
27
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The Mahoning M E church Ladies Bible class marked Mrs Selina Anderson's 82nd birthday with a tureen dinner in the church dining room. Decorations featured spring flowers, covers for 44, and gifts included a handbag and silk scarf. Toasts praised the honored member. the event concluded with a business meeting of the class society.
Mrs. D. C. Schnebly and her daughter Ruth and sons Thomas and Daniel of Newell Avenue returned home Tuesday after spending several days visiting at Hookstown and Cherrytree Pennsylvania.
Mrs. William Horchler of Wayne street travels to Cumberland Maryland to attend the graduation of her niece Miss Marion Crowe from Allegany High School. She will be away about a week.
B W R Club members held a theater party Tuesday afternoon to see The Mulligans and Ginsberges. About 15 members attended. The next regular meeting is Friday evening, July 8, at Mrs William Ellgass’s Grimes Street home with Mrs O G Solars as associate hostess.
C A Weaver of West Cherry street who underwent an operation a short time ago at New Castle hospital continues to improve at his home.
Friends gathered for a surprise farewell at Bari J Faichney's Scott street home as he departs for Los Angeles. About 20 guests enjoyed informal games music dancing and cards followed by refreshments. He plans to be away at least two months and the event was described as a delightful time by attendees.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Ellsworth and their son Leo of North Cedar street are visiting relatives in New Kensington Pennsylvania.
Mrs W L Treadwell and her children Virginia and Billy of North Cedar Street are visiting relatives in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania.
Mr and Mrs Albert M Flick and daughter Geraldine of 526 North Liberty moved Monday to the West Side. For rent modern eight room house with garage one or two families inquire 306 North Cedar street. Local 24612.
The Grand International Lodge to B. of L. E. will hold its lodge meeting in Clendenin hall Thursday afternoon.
The fifth and final euchre of the series will be held this evening in the Lyceum hall at St. Margaret's church. Each Wednesday evening.
Promotes Kruschen Salts as the top selling medicine used daily to maintain health. Claims two tablets in hot water or coffee prevent headaches constipation mood issues and bad breath. Describes effects on liver kidneys and bowels and encourages daily use for health at a cost of 60 tablets for 60 cents with Eckerd's in New Castle as a locating point.
An old ad urges women to maintain soft white hands as part of a dainty appearance. It recommends massaging with Orchard White lotion, made by squeezing two lemons into a bottle, to clear and refine the skin and restore a queenly look to rough hands.
For four weeks euchre games have been played in the hall and this evening’s event marks the final straw of the series. Players and spectators anticipate a closing, social close to the spread.
Mrs C E McDougal of Dor mont Pennsylvania attended the ward on Monday for the funeral of Mrs George Senheiser.
Mr and Mrs George Hurt of West Madison avenue plan to make their home in Sharon Pennsylvania. Mr and Mrs Jack Wilson of North Cedar street also intend to move to Sharon. Both couples are Pennsylvania railroad employees. Mr and Mrs A J Edson of Ashland avenue will relocate to the Hurt property at the corner of Madison avenue and Lafayette street.
Mr and Mrs R R Clark relocate from West Clayton street to East Madison street into the home once occupied by Mr and Mrs James E Leasure. The Leasures have shifted to a small farm recently.
Work has started at Croton School on a long planned improvement project. R T Withers Sons crews are installing a steam heating system and enlarging the basement, making way for light and a new toilet system by Stevenson Company. The project aims for completion around September 5 with second floor additions planned.
County Agent H R McCullough reports from Pennsylvania State College on Young Farmers Week with over 500 boys enrolled the largest ever. Lawrence Dairy team placed fifth among thirty teams led by Reed Forbes fifth high individual. Swine judging team scored well with Howard Glenn David Bruce and Clifford McKissick.
Salem Ohio June 22 John Moser 48 a married father of seven hanged himself in a barn on his farm south of town. In 1926 he dug a grave on the same farm and attempted to bury himself alive.
SHARON Pa June 22 Paul Ciprik 18 of 316 Vine avenue was accidentally drowned while bathing in Buhl lake here late yesterday. He and his brother Joseph had swum for hours when cramps may have seized him. Coroner McGrath assisted by firemen recovered the body about 90 minutes after the accident. Joseph Ciprik tried to save him but failed. Both were noted as excellent swimmers.
Kane, Pa., June 21. Edward L. McKenna, 30, a Pennsylvania Railroad signalman, was killed near Renovo when a tree felled by Bucktail highway construction workers toppled 90 feet to the tracks, fatally striking him. The accident occurred 191 miles east of here as trains were halted by the fall.
McKenna was crushed to death when a tree toppled onto him during work with McDonald of Keating. McKenna, unmarried, died instantly. his body was taken to his home. McDonald escaped injury and reported the incident. He is survived by his parents.
Rudy Petersheim thirteen, son of Eli Petersheim of Sugar Creek, died at Union Hospital from tetanus after a wood splinter pierced near his eye during play. The Panama Canal is due south of Pittsburgh.
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