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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1941
Page
17
Real estate for sale fragment shows listings with unclear names and places. The text mentions properties and locations, with scattered phrases about taxes and roads. It reads like a chaotic real estate notice page with stray words and unclear addresses.
A local public sale notice outlines terms of settlement and sale action. The document lists involved parties and authorities, with readable details on location and preliminary steps toward the auction process.
Lawrence Meyers by his attorney announces the executor's notice for the will of William Pewnship, deceased, requiring all claimants to present their claims within the specified period. The notice names attorneys Gaatin, Un, Van Fuer and Meceer of Nova and cites dates in April and May 1941.
Fragmentary OCR text describes an administration notice with names and actions. The readable portions reference Hebert Mtebenslinin, Ferd Rene Crary, Dee Pr Ree Ten, and various court or fiduciary terms. Details are unclear due to garbled wording, but the item appears to be a legal notice about estate administration and related parties.
The stock market ruled slightly higher through forenoon dealings in New York on June 4 for a third straight session. Aviation shares led gains with Du Pont Dow Chemical and Douglas Aircraft up a point or more before profits trimmed margins. Eastman Kodak American Can and Bethlehem Steel showed modest rises while oils and machinery moved mixed as the second hour began.
A long list of neighbors and relatives from Campbell Ohio to Washington D C and various towns share travel visits, returns from trips, and family updates. Names include Mr and Mrs George Cameron, Gaylord Taylor, Mrs Alexander Ziehnanski, Mary Crowthers, Nelson Hall, A F Arnold, Mrs Dorothy Tindal, Stephen Paul and son Jack, George Duda, Bob Gray, E G Leasure, Maron Lampson, and many others with brief notes of illness, recuperation, and relocations. Also mentions service members Private Bill Williams and Private Cecil Sinock with postings and home visits, plus college and job moves in Ohio and Pennsylvania communities.
Mrs Charies Stickel and daughter visit East Pittsburgh relatives while Vern Foster calls on local kin. Macy McGomnick returns from a week with kin in New Castle. Marjory McClain of New Castle visits the Wells family. Mr and Mrs J By Mattson stay with daughter Mrs Bareneski in Derby. Jean Wimer hosts Princeton High freshmen and sophomores. Neighbors surprise Mrs Leise on her birthday. Local youths attend Future Farmers meeting at Slippery Rock. Don McGracken William Book Ralph Heearthorne Norman and John Dean attend. Vacus judging winners eligible for State College contest June 9 week.
A garbled list of stock prices and company names appears, noting values for Amoco, Bethlehem Steel, Coca Cola, General Electric, General Foods, U S Steel, Studebaker, Ford, Packard, Pullman, Penney, Reynolds Tobacco, and many others. The page shows scattered price figures and ticker symbols without coherent grouping.
A messy OCR notice from New Castle lists bids for enumeration work. Names and firms such as MARTIN MAMIETEN and RUS Piien Meist Hobe appear amid references to attorneys and local authorities. The fragment mentions top stakes and a public or legal Proceeding.
June 4 market report from Pittsburgh covering wholesale prices for poultry eggs and vegetables. Cabbage and potatoes show firm to strong demand with crates and box pricing. eggs and chicken products listed with varied weights and grades. notes on regional supplier availability and price ranges. comments on shipments and a stray concluding line about upcoming engraved invitations.
Butler Pennsylvania June 4 Sales at the Butler co operative egg auction totaled 1,100 cases with 408 producers and buyers participating. The report shows varied egg sizes including Fancy large and Extra large with price details for Medium and Large categories. Pullets are listed with multiple price points reflecting market activity at the event.
Live stock prices listed for cattle hogs and sheep with varying grades and weights. Cattle steer and heifer ranges, hogs by weight class, spring lambs and calves show mixed gains, with higher notes on spring lambs and calves.
Walter Anderson of Central Islip spent several days at his home here. Numerous locals hosted and visited relatives from Pittsburgh to Youngstown. Millburn Grange members attended a Memorial Day program in Mercer County and helped with a mixed shower for a local bride and groom. The community mourns the death of Mrs. Ted Coyer with services held Sunday. Interment in Carpenter Cemetery.
A fragment from a 1757 manuscript reveals Mrs Mercery Mitchell of Shippensburg writing to the Governor’s Office about a promised bounty for an Indian scalp she delivered. The letter notes she has not yet received payment and there is no record indicating if the bounty was ever issued.
Memorial Day events and weekend visits across Camp Run and nearby towns feature at home gatherings in Ellwood, Scott Ridge, Knox, Unionville, and Pittsburgh area households. Notables include Frank Cole and family at Niagara Falls, Gabe Thompson visiting Beaver General hospital patient, and Frank West’s family in Philadelphia prior to Persacola departure.
Audubon Streets Department keeps the streets clean daily. In past lapses, local business owners swept up themselves with shovels brooms and water buckets until the crew arrived the next morning to resume work.
James E Smith of Johnson Circle Tennessee accepted a pulpit assignment at the Madison Avenue Christian Church. He is a member of the graduating class at Johnson Bible College and will graduate soon. He will come to Mahoningtown on Wednesday June 11 and begin duties with his first sermon on Sunday June 16. The vacancy followed Rev Milton E Shearer resigning to accept a call in Philadelphia.
Miss Emily Turner of New Cast will participate in a college concert at Gray Chapel on Sunday June a. She is a member of the symphony orchestra and ensembles, and is the daughter of R Moynes of 305 Clayton. Turner belongs to Mu PP tional music Pi and the Independent Womens Association.
A group of delegates from the Ma haning Methods church plans to attend the annual meeting at the geaconesses home Friday afternoon from 2 to 4 oclock. Attendees include Mrs. Ralph Scowden Mrs. Lettner Mrs. Q. E Day Leonard Blasdell and Roth Stimple.
Mahgi Club gathered at Jane Madison Avon's Bollinger home for a TeRlas shower event with Miss Strilzinger set to wed Charles Henderson. Guests enjoyed refreshments as decor featured a centerpiece scene, with aims of socializing and planning.
Bible class members of the Mahoning Methodist held a meeting at Mrs Charles DeRemer's home on Blanehard Street Tuesday evening. Officers were reelected to serve. Plans were made for future meetings through September. Ninehean aided by several members served. This evening members of the Conception Sodality of St Lucy's Church meet at 4 30 in the church hall for regular meeting.
Auxiliary to participate in flag day parade on June 16 with Christopher Colusneus Aux ry at Columbus hall South Liberty street. June 10 charter will open and new members welcomed. June 16 event includes entertainment and refreshments served by social committee.
An informal Discussion club meeting occurred on Tuesday at 7:30 regarding religious social and eration issues. Each Tuesday a new leader guides the discussion with a special prompt from Hogan and Castrucci joining as speakers under Rev Michael P Hinnebusch guidance. On Tuesday June 10 Helen Daly led the club discussion sequence.
Local notices show Opportunity Circle meeting scheduled for Friday. Names listed include Mrs Herman Rno¢ey and others. several residents mentioned with hospital stays at Jameson Memorial Hospital and visits around Mahoningtown and Madison avenues.
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