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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1950
Page
5
The article notes bathrooms now feature showers over tubs or tiled stalls with waterproof wall and floor coverings. It observes color use beyond white, reduced tub legs, and enclosed tubs to resemble modern designs. It ends by urging adults to engage children with nature to spark their curiosity.
Teach children to pick a common flower and explore its parts. Show a clover with leaves and root and reveal tiny flower buds that look like sweet peas. Point out red eyes on buds, pods with seeds, and explain how the plant gets food from air soil and water and chlorophyll in photosynthesis.
Mary Lou Ludwig of 1504 Highland Avenue daughter of Mrs Max Ludwig joined 28 graduates in the 104th annual commencement at St Xavier Academy Latrobe Pa Most Rev John Francis Dearden coadjutor bishop presiding awarded Ludwig the St Xavier gold cross The Right Rev Monsignor Henry A Carlin gave the address Ludwig earned a special award for four years with the National Forensic League She participated in MacDowell Music club Dramatic club orchestra journal staff and was senior staff treasurer She plans to sail for Europe July 12 aboard the Roma visiting Spain Portugal Switzerland France and Italy returning in August She will attend Immaculate College Washington DC in September
Young ladies from the Margaret Henry Home and audition list of the Youth symphony will attend the New Castle Symphony pop concert at Taggart stadium. Nearly 150 guests will see the Nut Cracker Suite ballet directed by Frances Billyk. Over 100 youths will view conductor Anthony Casbero and symphony operations. tickets are sold at local music stores and the symphony office.
A 27 year old Georgia woman attempted suicide by swallowing a tube of insecticide. The product was labeled Common Sense and sparked irony in the note surrounding the act.
A New Castle resident reports relief from constant gas pains after using CERTAVIN before meals. The remedy, described as containing Ten Great Herbs with vitamin B and iron, claims to reduce bloating and improve nerves and blood, letting him eat what he pleases.
California leads almond output while Oregon and Washington grow hazelnuts. production has more than doubled in recent years. John Winthrop's son built a small blast furnace at Saugus, producing North America's first iron. Try News Want Ads for results.
Ecclesian Pack 50 cubs and mothers spent a noon marshmallow and wiener roast at Gaston Park. Charles Kelley and Kenneth Donegan helped with activities as Indians and Pirates teams played a mushball game, Pirates winning 20 to 5.
The 229th monthly officers' school met in DuBois on Sunday June 18. A Battery of DuBois presented a field program judged by battalion officers. The next session was planned.
An officers' school is scheduled to be held in New Castle on Sunday, July 16.
Major Frank T. Steele adjutant of the 28th Division Artillery inspected B Battery in Punxsutawney on Monday June 19 and the New Castle units of the 229th on June 21 and 22. He was impressed by the training and high standards observed.
With one week left, the 229th must enlist new men as the 28th Infantry Division informs Col. Mitchell that enlistments close from June 30 to August 15. Prospective recruits may contact Cunningham Armory on weekdays or Wednesday and Thursday nights. The rifle range sees heavy use during these nightly sessions as all men train with their personal weapon.
The report notes field problems during Wednesday and Thursday drill nights test trainee responses and unit coordination, revealing practical learning opportunities and prompted adjustments in scheduling and procedures.
John J. Finnerty, longtime Philadelphia barber at Misercordia hospital and former state legislator, retires from his shop to serve as a tipstaff in the U.S. District Court.
Oklahoma officials undertake a full inventory of state owned property, a project likely to be the first in 43 years of statehood. The effort is expected to span more than one year.
The Easy Spindrier features automatic Spin-rinse double rinses for brighter clothes and a built in water filter to remove impurities. It includes swing faucets for fast filling and emptying and promises a week’s laundry done in under an hour. Come in for a demonstration.
The copy urges readers to conduct a 30-day Camel Mildness Test, smoking Camels exclusively to judge mildness and flavor across a steady period. It emphasizes no tricks, no short cuts, and evaluating Camels as a regular smoker would.
Left handed ace Mel Parnell voices strong approval of Camel cigarettes after completing the Camel 30 Day Mildness Test. He declares Camels suit his throat and are a great tasting smoke, saying Camels are for keeps.
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