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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1939
Page
10
Dr Dafoe warns parents to treat limb pains and repeated head colds as potential early signs of rheumatic fever. He cites quints whose tonsil and adenoid removal reduced infections and heart risk, urging disease proof before surgery and timely tonsil removal when needed.
A Tongrel biplane with Capronic body and Moth motor crashed near Newton cemetery in East Emporium after taking off from Emporium airport. Pilot Nelson Mintner, 24, Driftwood, and passenger Joseph Sentner, 22, Emporium, were injured, with Sentner fatally. Airport manager James H. Smith cited motor failure as the likely cause.
Eighteen students completed eighth grade at St Philip and James. A program featured Welcome by Matylda Dombrowska, songs by graduates, speeches by Helen Hukowska and Joseph Janowski, a valedictory by Wanda Puazlo, and diploma distribution. American Legion awards went to Sherman Miles, William Kusmerczyk, J Janowski, Matylda Dombrowska, J Clechanski, and W Puzio. Rev. W W Stancelewski directed with Miss Marie Dutkiewicz at the organ.
In the Seventh Ward residents play Boccie on a court at the Christopher Columbus Society on 5 Liberty Street. The rebuilt court hosts day and night play with new lights. The Columbus Society Boccie team has been winning against local and out-of-town squads, using round wooden balls to come near a small target ball.
Paul Ralph Chambers of 620 West Clayton Street, son of Mr and Mrs Charles Chambers, joined the United States Navy Monday at the New Castle recruiting station. A 1938 New Castle High School graduate, Chambers passed mental exams with excellent grades and will serve six years. He reports to the Naval Training Station at Newport Rhode Island for preliminary training.
Gene Flack of Loose-Wiles Biscuit Co will address Lakewood Beach Raepeg merchants and friends at 8:30 PM. Sponsored by J. J. Dean Grocery Co, the talk covers recent developments and current trends in the food industry with practical merchandising ideas. New Castle area.
State highway crews fixed North Liberty street and Atlantic avenue with black top patches. New street lights along North Liberty and Cherry streets were lit for the first time, designed to cast more light on the ground. The district reports a busy picnic season with church groups planning breakfasts lunches and evening meals at Cascade Park while painting projects surge citywide. Route 18 and Route 108 signs damaged by vandals near Seventh ward drawn concern for safety with heavy through traffic.
Tacoma June 24 mature conditions show Nona Cloyes once known as the stone girl now walks freely near Mount Rainier. Treated by Dr H G Willard with dietary and hygiene measures she improved from widespread scleroderma to a small patch of skin on her back. Mayo Clinic visit noted.
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