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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1927
Page
32
A June article defends golf as exercise. It claims New Castle Field Club's 18 holes extend about six thousand six hundred yards, roughly five miles, with extra yards from stray balls. It notes uphill and rough terrain and suggests golf provides substantial daily activity.
Harley V. Speelman remains register of the treasury after President Coolidge named Walter O. Wood of Kansas to the post. Speelman says he has not resigned and may not resign. Wood is slated to take over by August 1. Speelman, appointed in 1922, hailed from Marietta Ohio and was active in Republican politics.
Officer Clarence Samuels a longtime police team member has cut off long hair to prevent any misplay in the charity ball game Friday afternoon against Leslie Hotel. Lieutanant Harper and Officer Moore assisted the preparation. A separate item notes a woman arrested for careless driving received 60 days.
Harrisburg report states Harry Baker secretary of the State Senate and State Republican Committee remains in unchanged condition at Polyclinic hospital after a blood transfusion. Doctors say it is too early to note improvement and a friend donated blood to cleanse poisons from diseased tonsils removed recently.
In Polyclinic hospital physicians urged a blood transfusion believed to accelerate the patient’s recovery. The action reflects urgent care decisions made to improve health outcomes in a hospital setting.
Visitors from around will attend visitors night at the Y W C A camp at East Brook. The camp opened on June 20 and tonight dinner and supper will be served to guests per Miss Dorothy Stewart the physical director.
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