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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1941
Page
15
Fragments describe a suburban area with references to property and events. Names, dates, and places are unreadable, producing a vague item about real estate activity and a possible incident. No coherent actors or outcomes can be confirmed from the legible text.
A dense legal notices page records various public actions including property claims, notices to claimants, and court related statements. It lists entities, addresses, and dates in an official tone, with numerous names and locations throughout, including street names and local authorities.
A garbled notice references public service actions, local authority words, street names, and dates. It mentions streets, avenues, and places like Mounts and Belor, with scattered names such as ERNIE Home and Storey, hinting at a municipal or civic notice but many words are unreadable. The readable portions suggest a planned event or sale with a public stake and deadlines nearby.
A legal notice outlines an upcoming property auction in New Cain City. It lists the involved parties and identifies the sale as conducted by a City of New Cain authority. Dates mentioned include May 25 and June 2 with references to bid deadlines and disposal of assets.
The text presents a garbled local notice referencing multiple streets and places such as West Washington Street, Green Wood Avenue, and Beeline Lane. It mentions proposals, building, and public service items with unclear dates and several personal names interwoven, creating a jumbled historical record fragment.
New York June 2 stock market opens firmer in the new month with leaders rising from Saturday’s close. About 50 000 shares changed hands in first hour as aviation stocks and the government aircraft program stood out. Consolidated Aircraft advanced a half point to a 1941 high, while Douglas Lockheed and Glenn L. Martin rose about the same. Steel stocks led the advance with U S Steel up near a point. Bethlehem Crucible Republic and Youngstown Sheet Tube up fractions. Eastman Kodak gained a fraction, and Lima Locomotive performed similarly.
A fragmented OCR list shows numerous company names across industries including Lone Star Gas Mack Trucks Montgomery Ward Phelps Dodge Republic Steel Radio Corp US Steel Westinghouse United Air and other major firms. The garbled text hints at a directory or advertisement page listing corporate entities and product brands without coherent narrative.
A fragmentary list shows stock prices at one P M for numerous firms including American Roll Mill, Bethlehem Steel, General Motors, General Electric, Goodyear Rubber, Kennecott Copper, AT&T, Coca Cola, Boeing, Union Oil, and Gulf Oil among others. No prices or verifiable figures are provided in the readable text.
Pittsburgh June 2 Market report on wholesale butter and eggs and supplies. Poultry rates include heavy hens and leghorn broilers with varied prices. eggs graded US extra to medium with price ranges. vegetables like tomatoes and cabbage show steady prices across regions. Also notes on crates and stock items with assorted regional price points.
Livestock market listings show cattle hogs and sheep price ranges with various grades and weights. Ellwood City reports nine admissions over the weekend at the hospital with four births and multiple discharges including several newborns.
Hollywood June 2 Actress Gene Tierney, who had earlier said film career mattered more than marriage, wed Count Oleg Cassini in Las Vegas. The surprise marriage follows weeks of rumors about engagements and rumors of an actor fiancé. Tierney, 19, began work at her studio after the ceremony as Cassini plans honeymood through next month.
Members of the local Veterans of Foreign Wars post celebrated the mortgage burning at the Ellwood City hall on Fourth Street. Delegations from Uniontown Connersville McKeesport Beaver Falls Warren and Youngstown joined in the day’s exercises. Commander Nicholas J. Bauer formally destroyed the mortgage, clearing the title and marking a milestone in post development. James Van Zant Altoona former national commander addressed the gathering as did local speakers and choir selections accompanied by poems and songs.
Elwood City June 2 The Corona d Italia met Sunday afternoon at the Sons of Italy hall to plan participation in the Flag Day celebration and a July Bennywood Park picnic Also announced Ralph Joseph Fusco son of Mr and Mrs John Fusco was named the Corona d Italia award winner the valedictorian of the May class A meal will be presented at the next meeting and a party planned in his honor
A Saturday evening party at the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Fortney in Ellwood City North Sewickley honored Miss Virginia Fortneys 18th birthday with games music and a linen gift table for 20 guests. Relatives and friends from Cumberland and nearby areas sent greetings and gifts as the celebration continued with thanks to organizers and hosts.
Ellwood churches list weekly events and meetings across denominations. Methodist Episcopal and Trinity Lutheran schedule classes, prayer, and picnics. Pentecostal and Presbyterian groups hold youth, Women's Missionary Society, and choir activities. a church softball game, youth groups, and midweek services are noted. The entries name specific leaders, locations at Byng Street, Ewing Park, Crescent Avenue, and Mrs. J. Sartwell.
In Follwood City on June 2 the annual May day service at the B. V. M. Catholic church featured Miss Dorothy Anthony crowned queen before a large audience. The ceremony followed with a program for attendees.
Ellwood City June 23 The daily vacation Bible school opens at Lee Emmanuel Reformed Church for the second season and runs through Friday from 9 to 11:30 o'clock It serves children aged 4 to 12 Closing exercises are planned for Sunday as a Children’s Day program Rev and Mrs Howard F Loch lead the school aided by Mrs James Mackey Mrs E H Forsythe Mrs Lee Shirey Mrs Norman Pack Mrs Russell Stuler and Miss Kathryn Nicklas
Results from a trap shoot at Ellwood-Wampim range on the Wampum Road show Jim Reed and Merle Geirge leading with 23 points. Second place went to Bookling and Abird along with John Pres at 21 points, while Bill Grenchen and Carl Gnarzkowski tied for fourth with 18 points. A small crowd watched in steady rain, with another match billed for next Saturday expected to draw a larger attendance from New Castle.
Ellwood City Hospital executive Clare Mickley announced today that 90 members have paid their annual hospital dues for the year starting June 1. Many long-time members, past 38 months, have overlooked the $10 fee. The board seeks all old members and new ones, stressing reliance on memberships plus limited state aid to keep the hospital modern and ready for emergencies. Members may pay at Ellwood City Hospital.
Union Advisors of the United Steel Workers gathered in Ellwood City for a Sunday session with delegates from Johnstown Monongahela and Lorain. After the business meeting a social gathering followed. Delegates viewed the S. W. O. C. facilities and voted Ellwood to house the next Advisory Council meeting on Sunday July 6 in Etna Pa.
Soldiers from Camp Shelby return on furlough with list of names including Sergeants Bab Cochran Poi Carporris Bob Hainec Acie ates Fur ca James Rere Les Da SOR Batter oy rely Migs Sabou noon for 10.
A report details a fatal accident near a train where a girl was pulled into a suction and dragged under. Her mother and local authorities investigate the incident and seek answers about how the door mechanism caused the tragedy. The event prompts safety reviews at the station.
Ellwood City reports a damaged plane crash on a farm near Wis Mepaged. Jack Dunbar and Brad dock from the University of Pittsburgh attempted a recovery but sustained extensive wing and landing gear damage. Miss Rose Hasbach supervised the removal, with assistance from the Hashac family on Crescent Avenue.
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