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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1941
Page
8
Dr Dafoe urges parents to consider camps that mix work with recreation to build responsibility in children. He notes farms and crafts programs, working scholarships, and jobs for older youths, citing the Dionne quints and New York school efforts as examples of developing self reliance.
Castlewood society notes report various visits and moves. Mrs. J R Turner leads Bible study with Mrs Roy Bookamer to host next session on June 26 in Württemberg. Families including McConahy Atkinson Glasser Atkinson and Kent group visit, with relocation news for Sox and Allen.
National Grange secretary Harry A. Caron will address Pomona Grange at Pleasant Hill Grange hall on Wednesday, June 4, with a focus on A Backward and Forward View of the Grange. Dr G B Bennett discusses the Unitied Service Organizations drive in Lawrence county. The program includes music by Mrs Ellis Guy, memorial service led by Pomona Chaplain Roy Thompson, and an evening session led by a young peoples committee chaired by Wilda Fullerton.
Thirty members of the Young Married Ladies class of the Christian and Missionary Alliance church met at Mrs. Van Chapman's home for a regular monthly meeting and study. The devotional business session, led by president Mrs. Chapman, decided the annual picnic for husbands and families would be on Saturday June 21 at Ewing Park Ellwood City. The remainder of the evening was not shown.
The Ellen Bell Missionary circle will meet at the Presbyterian church on Thursday June 5 in the afternoon. Leader Mrs. Jennie Eagleson. Topics Puerto Rico and The Philippines with Margaret Emery handling foreign topics and Mrs. M. Eakin national topics. Also community notes include school picnic and various local visits and family news.
Real estate transfers include Carnegie-Tilinois Steel to City of New Castle and Presley V Ryhal to Stanley A Kendra, each for $1 symbolic. Lawrence County Council of Defense appointed by county commissioners with Walton as chairman and twenty four members. Public court sentences list fines and jail terms for several individuals. Voter registration shows Republicans gaining and party changes.
William Robinson, 12, of 322 Shaw Street, received a letter from Corporal Gordon Snape of the Royal Canadian Air Force. Snape, who forged the local boy’s address on the Iron Duke mobile kitchen unit, wrote the note in England and again after it arrived in Canada. Eliza beth Robinson, Bill’s mother, says the correspondence will continue. The boy is the son of a British soldier who died about a year ago.
Miss Marraret DeCerbo daughter of Mr and Mrs Angelo DeCerto married Robert Slavina son of Mr and Mrs John Slavina of Struthers in a 9 am double ring ceremony at St Lawrence Church Rev Fr Galati officiated. Bride wore whee chiffon gown with white roses and sweet peas bouquet. Attendants included Vina Ireve Slavina Clara Me and Mary Decertos. After ceremony couple traveled for a wedding trip to New York and other points return to Wilton Avenue Struthers. Mrs Slavina a Bessemer graduate worked at Triangle Rantoast factory.
An ad touts 8.8.8 tonic as a two step remedy for digestive trouble and anemia. It claims to revive stomach juices, improve digestion, and restore red blood cells to produce healthier skin and energy for those suffering underweight and fatigue. It urges readers to try the liquid tonic for quicker results and mentions scientific studies and widespread use.
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