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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1949
Page
10
Attractive flower displays require careful planning of container and placement to suit viewing angles and room color. For mantels, tables, or walls, select low or tall designs accordingly, and blend blooms with the room scheme. Fashionable housecoats in lilac pink aqua blue and maize feature scooped necklines with eyelet details and coachman styles with embroidered pockets for easy home sewing.
In New York on June 27 the March of Dimes campaign raised 25,720,000 dollars, 4,128,000 more than 1948. Basil O'Connor, president of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis, notes the foundation’s reserve is exhausted after the worst polio outbreak in 32 years. He cites 96,975 polio cases in the five years ending 1948, more than double earlier totals.
Hillsville Methodist church hosts its annual Vacation Bible School with very good attendance reported. Families visit and travel from nearby towns including Claredon Pa and New Castle to join the community event.
Four year old Robert Graham of 210 East Sheridan avenue was treated at Jameson Memorial hospital Sunday at 11 10 p m for a head laceration and contusion after a fall at his home. Ancient Saxons practiced tattooing to identify bodies of men slain in battle.
Charles K Heineman aged 73 died suddenly Sunday morning at his home near Salem Ohio after six months of failing health. He was born June 18 1876 in Beaver Falls and lived near Salem since 1908. Survivors include three sons Lee Keith and Paul all of near Salem five sisters and two grandchildren. His wife Jeanette Stone preceded him in death six months ago. Funeral services set for Wednesday at 3 30 p m from Arbaugh Pearce funeral home with burial at Grand View Cemetery Salem.
Catholic War Veterans gather at 8 30 p m in the K of C hall 24912 East Washington Street with Commander Edward DeCarbo presiding. Agenda includes by laws constitution post home plans and other matters. Charles Stedman born Philadelphia 1753 noted English historian.
Loretta Sharek nine daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Sharek R D 4 received head lacerations and brush burns when a moving car on Route 8 near Slippery Rock at about 35 mph dragged her about 10 feet after the back door flew open She was treated by a local physician and sent home Also notes on Marie Joseph Sue French novelist born 1804 in Paris The Wandering Jew is among his works He died 1859.
At Pollock Avenue playground the annual pet show showcased pets parading before judges. Marion Nero’s white dog won first prize, Marlene Cavaricci’s cocker spaniel took second, Angela George’s angora kitten as grandma won third. Judges included Dombroski Eckert Duda. next event is a bride and groom event titled Drive Slow Children Move Fast.
In mute silence the couple travels by train to a state park monument. They remain speechless from start to finish, exchanging a single line after viewing the inscription. The man finally concedes the inscription is in capital letters, uttering a resigned remark to his wife Ann.
Savannah Methodist church held a Sunday evening dedication for its Estey electric organ with strong attendance. Organist Mrs. Jay L. Reed performed a balanced recital as Rev. Paul E. Aley led the dedicatory service. The organ committee included Henry W. Weinschenk and several members. The note adds a historical line about 12th to 14th century tournaments.
Senatorial debate intensifies as former President Hoover denounces the federal aid to education measure as bureaucratic and a pork barrel. He backs Eisenhower’s criticism of centralization and warns grants could create a national education dictatorship despite aiding backward states. The bill allocates grants from $5 to $29 per student based on economic factors.
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