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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1931
Page
8
A New Castle article highlights Girl Scout troops promoting hiking discipline learned from the handbook. Rules include walking with straight feet, starting slow, breathing exercises, and proper footwear and sock care for long hikes.
A rabbi discusses the Genesis story linking human knowledge to mortality, framing death as a consequence of the forbidden tree and human curiosity. The account emphasizes moral lessons on wisdom and the limits of human understanding.
The June 28 service at M E Church features organ preludes and congregational hymns. Juniors perform The Hidden Treasure while the Primary Department presents poems, recitations, and exercises led by Helen Williamson and Mildred Vieweg. Also noted is the Neale family leaving for Chautauqua Lake with Rev. Neale planning August joining.
Mrs. Eugene Campbell of Painesville Ohio and her son Dick have returned to their home after spending a few days with her mother Mrs. T C Davis.
Matthew Gilland, Joe and Walker Brownlee, Erma and Margerite Hoagland, Bob Rose and Lois Mc Gill attended the convention of the Young Peoples Christian Union at Lebanon church on Tuesday June 23.
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. White and their son Bob visited Rev. and Mrs. W. L. Bloomquist in Savannah Pa on Wednesday afternoon.
W. A. Shaffer served as a caller in New Castle on Wednesday afternoon, drawing participation from local residents and visitors.
Instructions describe cutting a sheet to fit over a person's head and shoulders. Fold along a dotted line in Fig 1, perform cuts as in Fig 2, then refold along dotted lines in Fig 3 to assemble a head and shoulder covering.
Oliver M. Charleville files a Colton California suit seeking 210 644 dollars for injuries from a disappearing hotel bed that folded as he slept. He lists lodging house parties and bed makers, claiming a cast forced him from his profession. He seeks 200 000 for personal injury 3 344 for medical care and 7 500 for attorney fees.
A vintage ad touts a cool mild fragrance from blended tobaccos and proper conditioning. It urges non Camel smokers to switch for one day then leave them.
New York June 25 The Brooklyn Robins fail to land a pitcher or right handed hitting outfielder in recent deal talks. Vested with Harvey Hendrick Jack Flowers Ray Moss Ike Boone the club sent three players elsewhere, leaving no base hitter received. The piece notes money talks softly while trades stumble and names The Thevenow Hornsby and other moves in the league.
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