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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1927
Page
7
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A church dinner in Mahoning M E church honors Mrs Selina Anderson, oldest class member of the Ladies Bible class. The event featured a tureen dinner for 44, gifts of a handbag and silk scarf, and toasts from class members. The meeting adjourned to the church parlor for the monthly business session.
The ad touts Kruschen Salts as a daily remedy promising permanent bowel regularity after two weeks. It claims relief from constipation and low mood, warns of toxins, and urges purchase from Baker Street or Newcastle Drug Company or any retailer worldwide for 60 cents.
The article urges women to keep hands soft and white to maintain an overall dainty appearance. It suggests massaging hands with lemon juice mixed in Orchard White to improve skin, claiming it clears and refines the skin and makes worn or stained hands look refined.
For the past four weeks euchres have been held in the hall. This evening will mark the last of the series. Mrs. C. Be. McDougal of Darmont, Pa. attended the ward Monday, in Moon day, for the funeral of Mrs. George Senheiser.
Mr and Mrs Jack Wilson plan to move soon to Sharon Pa. Mr Hurt and Mrs Wilson are Pennsylvania railroad employees. Mr and Mrs A J Edson will move to the Wurt property at Madison and Lafayette. Mr and Mrs R B Clark moved from West Clayton to East Madison in the Leasure house formerly on a small farm.
Work on the Croton school has started after contracts were awarded earlier. Crews from R T Withers Sons Company removed parts of the old furnace to install a new steam heating system and basement changes for light and access. The Ste venson Company is building a new toilet system and piping while basement work enlarges space for classrooms. Completion is expected about September 5 before the new term begins, with second floor to add three classrooms and a teachers rest room.
County Agricultural Association agent McCullough returned from Pennsylvania where he attended Young Farmers Week with two local teams. More than 500 boys enrolled, plus many older farmers. The Dairy team placed fifth among 30 teams. Reed Forbes was fifth high individually. The judging team, Howard Glenn, David Bruge, and Clifford McKeeick, also performed creditably.
In June 22 Salem Missouri farmer John Moser 48 marred and the father of several children hanged himself in a barn on his farm south of Salem. He dug a grave on his land and buried himself after the act. Local authorities report the tragedy occurred in 1026.
Sharon Pa June 22 Paul Corik 18 of 416 Vine avenue accidentally drowned while swimming in Buhl Lake with his brother Joseph. He is believed to have cramps after several hours in the water. Firemen recovered the body about an hour and a half later. Joseph tried frantically to help but could not reach him in time. Corik was unmarried and survived by his parents.
In Kane Pennsylvania Edward L. McKenna aged 80, a railroad signalman for the Pennsylvania railroad, was killed when a tree felled by Bucktail highway construction workers toppled 90 feet down an embankment near Renove, about 101 miles east of here. The mishap occurred as workmen cleared the mountain area, with investigators reviewing circumstances.
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