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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1939
Page
13
Dr Dafoe shares a personal memory of rheumatic fever and stresses bed rest as essential to protect the heart. He outlines signs to watch for, such as elevated pulse and fever, and describes simple lab tests to detect heart involvement. Emphasizes early diagnosis and prolonged bed rest to minimize heart damage.
Mrs. Merle Sanderson shows slow improvement after illness. Shoppers Mrs. Stickle and Elsie visited New Castle. Dr C Dean, Marie Alben and Mabel McGowan spent time in Erle Pa. Levi Brooks enjoy post vacation in New York. Mabel McGowan visited grandfather Walter Stott in Middle Lancaster. A G Badger underwent knee amputation for blood poisoning at Grove City hospital, condition improving. George Dickey family and Mrs J Glenn visited Grove City friends. Ford Wimer back from eastern Pennsylvania relatives visit. Mary B Humphrey, Ellwood City teacher, vacationing at home with sister Mrs P J McCleary. Rev William Dickey of Cooperstown and Mr and Mrs Joseph Dickey of Wilkinsburg visited George and family. Mrs C B Hogue and daughter ...
Marjorie and others attended the church wedding Tuesday in Butler. Ellen Emery, daughter of Mr and Mrs A Emery, is recovering after appendicitis surgery at New Castle hospital. Mr and Mrs J C Dean recently enjoyed two weeks in the south visiting Tennessee Kentucky North Carolina and Ohio. Edwin Upp home hosted guests Mrs Downs and daughters May and Betty from Shaker Heights Ohio Mr and Mrs Upp and daughter Marian from Cleveland Ohio Mrs Massenburg Bobby Carol and Dian from McKeesport Pennsylvania. Hoot in Bombay, India, on main street is heard 50 times a minute per Safety First Association.
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