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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1941
Page
23
An advertisement invites people with jobs and monthly budgets to borrow up to $300 with low payments. It explains sample plans such as $100 repaid in 12 monthly payments of 59.75 or 18 monthly payments of 6.97, and notes loans cover furniture car or note. It emphasizes good character and income over security and states payments include all charges. It urges inquiry for full information.
A Baltimore woman Dor othy K. Reike, 28, was killed when a car driven by Maurice G. Reike, 27, crashed into a bridge rail and plunged into a mill race near Carlisle. Maurice was seriously injured and his husband’s injured inquiry led police to recover the victim’s body. The couple’s Doberman Pinscher drowned in the water.
Grover C. Syling, president of Rural Hill, announced the reunion will be held at the Slippery Rock township school on June 11.
Epworth Methodist Crawford avenue unit meets with Mrs. Fisher Tuesday evening at 118 Richelieu avenue. Group Three of the W S C S meets with Mrs. Thornton at 725 Butler avenue. Harrison street unit hosts a threen luncheon Wednesday noon at Mrs. Broadbent’s 726 Brooklyn avenue. Official board meeting after prayer meeting Wednesday. Wilmington avenue unit with Mrs. Montgomery Thursday at 8 p m. Choir picnic at Mr. and Mrs. Reynolds 210 East Garfield avenue Friday at 6 30 p m. Sunday school board meets Monday at 8 p m. Two study groups meet Thursday at 8 p m with Life of Christ taught by Rev. Cousins and Steps Toward Peace by Leslie. Prof. Lindner reports on the 83rd General Assembly in Indianapolis at prayer meeting Wednesday. Beaver Valley Y P C U spring convention June 14 at Second U P church. New Wilmington Missionary conference moving pictures June 11 at 8 p m with refreshments and music. Y P M of Gospel Mission elected new officers Sunday. President Stephenson and others named. Theme Stewardship. Hostesses: Mrs Rhodes and Mrs Gere. S D Missionary society meets June 3 at 8 p m with Anderson and Leslie as leaders. Children’s Day observed next Sunday at 10 30 a m. Dorcas Bible class meets Tuesday 7 30 p m at Mrs Sullivan’s 720 East Long avenue. Ladies sew for Red Cross Thursday 10 a m at Mrs Price’s Electric street. United Missionary society meets in church parlor Friday evening. officers to be elected. Mrs Phelps’ committee in charge of program.
Unit two plans a meeting with Mrs. H. A. Kilbreath of Knox Avenue Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock. The Ladies Guild will hold a tureen dinner in the church dining room at 6 30 this evening.
Miss Betty Ayre of 912 Warren avenue will entertain the Teachers Training class of the First Baptist Sunday school at her home this evening at 8 o clock.
The Young People's prayer band will meet this evening at 7 30 in the downtown meeting room on South Mercer street. James Taylor will lead the gathering.
Session meets at 6 tonight in the church along with Hershey Auxiliary. Board of trustees convenes Tuesday at 7 30 pm in the church. Richardson Bible class in parlors Wednesday after prayer service. Helena Auxiliary pic nic Friday at 1 pm at Mrs C R Sherer home Mt Jackson road. Annual Children Day service Sunday morning June 15. Administrative Board meets Tuesday at 8 pm parsonage. Older Ladies Aid meets Thursday 8 pm Lehto residence Acorn street. Helping Hand club Friday 8 pm Parkkonen residence. Bethany Sisters Friday 8 pm Lehto residence Acorn street hostess Mrs Jennie Kivisto. Children s club meets Saturday 3 30 pm.
The Women's Society of Christian Service meets Wednesday at 7 30 p m in the church. A Bible study class gathers Thursday at 7 30 p m in the church. Section F of the Y L B class will meet Thursday at Mrs Henry Lines home East Washington street instead of Friday.
This evening at eight o'clock church council meets at the church. Tuesday at six thirty Senior Luther league gathers for a tureen dinner. Wednesday at two thirty p m Ladies Aid meets in the church with hostesses Mrs Joseph Eve Sr and committee.
The Mothers class will meet tonight at Olive Beil's home 714 Monroe Street instead of Cascade Park for a tureen dinner at 6 30. Committee members include Mrs Blanche Gibson Mrs Joseph McKenzie Mrs I W Tait and Mrs Ed Hoyeland Wednesday Crusaders Bible study follows at 6 45 in the Sunday school room.
Adult membership class meets this evening at 7 30 registration hours today 4 to 6 and 7 to 9. Children's Bible class A meets Tuesday at 4 20 p m. Bible hour class B meets Wednesday at 5 p m. Senior Young People’s society assembles Wednesday at 8 p m in church rooms. Olga Gunther and Henry Gunther host. Father son mother daughter banquet Thursday at 6 30 p m social rooms. Catechetical classes Saturday at 9 and 10 30 a m.
Rev. Joseph Juisti of Wilmington Del will conduct evangelistic services for the Italian Christian church at the Hungarian Methodist church on Cunningham avenue. Meetings begin Tuesday evening at 7 30 and continue nightly through Saturday with a closing service Sunday at 2 30 p.m. Rev Frank Maruso is pastor of the Italian Christian church.
Tuesday at 7 45 pm regular prayer service in the mission and Young People meet at the same hour. Wednesday at 7 30 pm Junior Bible class meets at the home of Mr and Mrs Kane Willard avenue. Friday at 7 00 pm cottage prayer meeting at the home of Mr and Mrs Rowland English avenue.
Quarterly church meeting set for Wednesday evening June 4. A special meeting is called for Sunday June 8 to consider calling a pastor. Women’s Missionary Society garden party at Rebecca Martin and Frank L. Kelly home 319 Park Avenue on Thursday. Alma Broadhead circle picnic postponed from June 3 to June 10. Rev Ray Woodburn to speak at the Mt Jackson United Presbyterian women’s prayer group meeting Tuesday at 10 30 AM.
Sarah Book Bible class will gather at Mrs. Edith Kerr of 930 Temple Avenue on Wednesday afternoon at two o clock for an in home meeting hosted by Kerr.
The Philathea Missionary society will meet Thursday at eight o clock at Mrs S S Wilson home on the Old Pittsburgh road with hostesses Mrs S S Wilson Mrs Mont L Riley and Mrs James Lew Is The Woman s Missionary society will meet Friday noon June 6 having a green dinner in honor of Mrs.
Questions rise over where Nazis would strike next Cyprus Alexandria Suez or Gibraltar The Brenner Pass meeting between Hitler and Mussolini aimed at British empire liquidation including French cooperation and a Syria to Suez plan Italy faces food shortages and requisitions with Switzerland food imports Hitler warns Crete victory would spur fast Axis action in Europe.
The article details renewed talk of German peace terms tied to Winant's return to New York and possible briefing of President Roosevelt. It notes Senate non-interventionists led by Wheeler Mont seek disclosure, while British plans for the Mediterranean and Suez also figure amid Allied war concerns.
Jameson Memorial Hospital notes log admissions including Andrew Navarro Ralph Bremer Mrs Clara Whiteman and others from East North Street Wampum Shenango Street and more Discharges list names such as Lester Bratschie Ruth Fisher Charles Burton Jr Betty Jo Willison Oliver Rodgers Sadie Gonick and others with multiple streets and Rural Free Delivery addresses.
A dated admissions and discharges list records individuals with addresses including Sam Campoli Rose Marie McCormick Marguerite Johnson Dorothy Bame Leonora Jones Caroline Jordan Rebecca Miron Dorothy Stewart William Ruha Dora Hecka thorne Elizabeth Cafriny Josephine Kla mar Gertrude Force Edward Ritter Clara Colaluca Elizabeth Cerimelle infant Adelaide Norris Lucille Orrico infant Catherine Desimone Adelaide Norris and others at various streets and routes including Mahoningtown Har lansburg road Pittsburgh New Castle and Neshannock area.
Harrisburg June 2 A search was under way for Thomas F Downing a Philadelphia resident and member of the 103rd Engineers stationed at Indiantown Gap after his clothing and a military pass bearing his name were found on the Susquehanna river bank in Harrisburg. Officials said Downing had been absent without leave since Wednesday.
Washington reports indicate Ireland will accept President Roosevelt's offer of 500000 dollars worth of food to feed civilians and refugees. Ireland will also charter two merchant ships and buy additional supplies with its funds, while Brennen signals disappointment over U S refusal to allow defense material access.
The event featured Miss Mary Louise Kippatrick at the Cathedral organ opening the rites with Mendelssohn. Principal Frank L Orth led the procession. Dr C C Green chaired the program with the A Capella choir performing multiple pieces and Dr Bennett delivering the invocation and benediction.
Members of other Senior high school classes attend commencement in the Cathedral auditorium Friday night with Dr. Gerald D Whitney, associate superintendent of Pittsburgh schools, delivering the address.
Manchester is bombed again as crews work amid debris and casualties. Anti-aircraft fire shoots down raiders, while London endures its 568th air raid alarm after a stretch of quiet nights. Reports claim a new British super-bomb hit Steinwerder in Hamburg, destroying extensive industrial areas.
Word reached Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Hawkins formerly of the First National Bank of Lawrence County that their son Tom Hawkins now with the finance department of the United States Army at France Field Pana ma Canal Zone has been appointed a staff sergeant.
A historical account depicts a confrontation where self-defense overpowering a peddler is framed as a victory over unethical conduct. The narrative emphasizes discipline, restraint, and lawful response to aggression, reflecting era norms.
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