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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1941
Page
15
An auction is planned at Petite Market Center with several items listed for sale. Bids open immediately as items include varied merchandise. Auctioneer notes proceed support local vendors and community sales.
The notice lists numerous streets, places, and local names including Parke, Tremont, North Sheet, Washington, and Per verst lines imply a long legal or public notice. It mentions an obituary and other civic items, with scattered references to addresses and property descriptions. The fragmentary text indicates a compilation of notices and potential name spellings across multiple districts.
Stock markets opened firmer with many lenders showing higher demand after the weekend lull. Consolidated Aircraft advanced about half a point to a new high as firms like Douglas Lockheed and Glen Martin rallied. Steel stocks led a broad advance with U S Steel up nearly a point and others like Bethlehem Crucible Republic and Youngstown Sheet rising modestly. Kodak and Lima Locomotive also posted gains in today’s trading.
The readable fragments suggest a legal notice or filing with names and affiliations. Mentions of persons like Varina and Gadi appear amid garbled terms, with references to atturnes and officials. The text lacks clear dates, places, or outcomes, hindering precise reconstruction from the available OCR snippet.
A damaged OCR notice references a local public sale action in New Castle. It mentions deposits, payments, and a street rail line project with roadside locations and dates. Names and exact details are unclear due to text corruption but imply official proceedings and deadlines in May.
A list of at least a dozen company names and stock symbols is presented as at one o clock prices. Firms include Bethlehem Steel General Motors General Electric AT&T Coca Cola ExxonMobil notations appear, with several others such as Allied Chemical Anaconda Copper and Du Pont referenced in a dense OCR fragment.
A legal notice details an ongoing appeal process related to a chapter and related proceedings. It references parties including named individuals and organizations, locations such as streets and cities, and dates for hearings and actions. The notice outlines the authority and deadlines for claims, rights, and movements within the case, including appeals and filings.
A fragmented OCR list names numerous firms across industries including Mack Trucks Montgomery Ward National Can Philips Packard Motors Pub Serv Phelps Dodge Standard Brands Sears Roebuck Studebaker US Steel United Air Woolworth and Westinghouse among others, indicating a compiled index of corporate names and affiliations without complete context or narrative.
Pittsburgh market report lists wholesale prices with limited supplies for poultry butter and eggs. Notes steady poultry with varied prices for hens leghorns and turkeys, eggs by grade, and fresh produce including tomatoes cabbage peaches and peppers with regional price ranges and crate sizes.
Livestock prices show cattle and hogs with varied med gd and good ranges across weights. Ellwood City hospital notes record nine admissions, four discharges, and four births over the weekend with multiple newborns and new arrivals in nearby towns.
The provided text fragment lists percentages and numbers without clear context or identifiable entities, making it impossible to extract a coherent event, person, or organization for a newspaper card summary.
Hollywood dispatch reports actress Gre Tepes eloped with Count Oleg Cassin returning to the city after a veiled ceremony. The marriage, previously denied amid rumors of engagement to Ada Y Rober, followed a quiet ceremony last week in New York with their public unit meeting.
Ellwood City veterans of the Veterans of Foreign Wars marked the mortgage burning of the Fourth Street hall. Local and visiting posts from Uniontown to Sharon participated. Altoona's James Van Zant spoke as former national commander, as Commander Nicholas Bauer destroyed the mortgage, ending a milestone. dinner followed at St. Agatha's.
Ellwood City notes the Corona d Italia meeting at Italy hall on June 2 a Flag Day invitation to join Elks events June 13 at Caropolis a Kennywoord Park July picnic date set and a celebratory party. Ralph Joseph Fusco son of Mr and Mrs John Fusco Fifth Street is awarded the yearly high school graduate prize for Italian descent he was valedictorian of the May class and will receive the medal at the July 3 meeting.
Ellwood City June 2 A gale event Saturday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Fortney honored the 18th birthday of Miss Virginia Fortney Games and music filled two hours as 20 guests enjoyed a lunch hosted by Mrs Daniel Schuster Mrs Roy Kaufman and Mrs Raymond Fortney Out-of-town guests included Mrs Lizzie Hally and Mr and Mrs Cook of Cumberland Md Other locals noted include Albert Keller Carrollton visitors Harold McGowan Susanne and families and Kathlee? Wouk Jr. and family. The article lists many local names and a pleasant occasion with gifts for the honoree.
Ellwood City churches list weekly activities. Methodist Episcopal plans board and study meetings. First Baptist hosts hostess events and missionary groups. Trinity Lutheran, Wurtemburg, Immanuel Reformed, United and Presbyterian congregations publish midweek services, Sunday schools, picnics, and youth activities. The article notes specific leaders and addresses, including Mrs. Clarence Wallace and Mrs. J. t. Hough, with events at Ewing Park and local centers.
The annual May day service at the B V M Catholic church featured Miss Dorothy Anthony crowned queen during an impressive ceremony. The ceremony drew an audience that witnessed the program and reflected the church’s festive observance.
The Immanuel Reformed church hosts daily vacation Bible school from 9 to 11:30 a.m. for children ages 4 to 12, continuing through Friday. Closing with a Children's Day program on Sunday. Rev. and Mrs. Howard F. Lochs lead, assisted by Mrs. James Mackey, Mrs. BE HL Forsythie, Mr. Lee Shires, Mrs. Novia Pack, Mr. Russell Siler, and Miss Kathry Nicklas.
Results of a Saturday trap shoot at the Wamjun range on Wampiun road show Jim Reed and Merle Guy tied for first with 23 points. Book Helling had 22, John Presky 21, and Bill Grennen with Carl Garzkowski tied at 19. A small turnout due to rain, next match planned for next Saturday with expected larger turnout from New Castle.
Ellwood City June 2 The damaged plane which crashed Saturday morning on the farm of J E Menard Wurtemburg has been repaired by the Graham Aviation Company Butler who owned it The plane which was damaged is an attempt by Jack Dunbar Brad dock flyer from the University of Pittsburgh to make a forced landing after losing his way will require considerable repairs before it is placed back in service The wings were crumpled the landing gear damaged and the propeller destroyed in the accident
Ellwood City June 2 Miss Clare Mickley executive secretary announces that ninety residents have paid annual hospital membership dues for the year. Many remain unpaid, with some joining recently after a one time fee of 10. The hospital board notes state aid relies on dues as the hospital modernizes to serve emergencies. memberships are essential for continued operation.
Delegates from Lorain and nearby areas gather at United Steel Workers Union headquarters in Ellwood City for a social and business session. Dinner was served at the McDowell hotel as the group praised the union hall. The advisory council plans next meeting at Beine Park on Sunday July 6.
Fragmentary wartime note lists Battery men returning to furlough from Camp Shelby. Names and lines are garbled. appears to mention visits to Sergeants Breb and Wilkins, with scattered phrases about travel, housing, and personal greetings.
Local society page notes Miss Rose Hasbach wed Saturday in a quiet ceremony. The event gathered family and close friends at a remembered venue, with guests including noted community members.
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