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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1939
Page
24
Dr Dafoe analyzes adolescence as a critical developmental stage shaped by early life experiences and parental attitudes. He defines maturity by behavior not age, noting bed wetting at three or dependence at eight signal immaturity, while comparing teens to peers can trigger deeper self-doubt and harder-to-mold personality issues.
Mr and Mrs Harry Anderson and Mr and Mrs Don Minick were guests at the home of Mrs Andersons son James Fyffe in Leesburg on Saturday evening to honor the silver wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Fyffe. About 40 relatives and friends attended and presented gifts after congratulations as a lunch was served.
Rev Albert Dodds and Ernest Dodds of Harrisville visited their uncle J A Dodds on Tuesday evening. Doner Heckathorn of New Wilmington spent Sunday afternoon at his parents D L Heckathorne and wife. Nannie Rankin and George Griffith of Sharon visited sister F A Hoagland Tuesday evening. Mrs Charles Miller spent Sunday with her mother Sarah Martin at G C Martins New Wilmington. Joseph Bowen visited sister Mary E Clingan at her son Williams home in New Castle. Bert Humphrey and Knapp families from Greenville dined with brother J W Humphrey on Sunday. Mr.
A parade of relatives and friends gathered at several homes including Mrs. J A Dodds in New Castle and Mrs. Nettie Black Byers funeral on Pulaski road. Guests included Thurman Humphrey son William Ira Fields Emma Dodds Sut liff Beulah Rodgers and many others. Highlights included high school commencement at Greenville where Helen Osborne graduated and engagement announcement for Miss Agnes Robinson and Arthur Courtney.
The CENTER CHURCH group gathered at Mrs J M Houk’s home on June 1 for needlework and a noon tureen dinner for 15. Miss Ellen Frew led devotionals. papers on women’s work were by Mrs B M Wallace and Mrs R G Gilfillan. a temperance talk by Mrs G V Gibson. Guest Mrs Ella McClymonds of New Castle attended. Next meeting July 6 at Miss Frew’s home in Ellwood City.
R. E. O'Donnell roundhouse foreman and Pennsylvania shops workers saved the Robin family nest and four eggs by relocating an engine to protect their home. The robins settled on a running board and remained undisturbed as the nest was moved to a similar engine.
Practices called for tonight and Wednesday at 4 p m for the Children's Day program to be presented next Sunday evening in Mahoning Methodist Church. Another practice Friday at 2 p m. Rev D J Blasdell says the program replaces the usual evening service and will begin at 7 45 p m.
Miss Helen Jans and Miss Helen Weisz visited in New Castle. Alice Weir stays with grandparents here. Philip Wellhausen and George Gross from New Jersey visited relatives. S W Guy family from Leesburg called at Ewart’s. Crawford family from New Wilmington and Infield family from Akron joined Zehners on Memorial Day. Committees form for Children's Day. practice set for Wednesday at 7. program Sunday evening June 11.
The Triangle Missionary Society of Madison Avenue Christian church held a regular session at Margaret McCracken's home. Tyra Olsen's group won the contests. new captains were Bernice Ringer, Doris Ringer, Donna Park, and Flora McConnell. Officers named: president Margaret McCracken, vice Dorothy Douds, secretary Maxine Smoot, treasurer Mary Evans. Next meeting set for Friday July 7 at Tyra Olsen's home on Lafayette Street.
Members of the Women's Missionary Society of Madison Avenue Christian Church met at Mrs Adda Robinson's home on North Cedar Street Friday afternoon. They planned to discontinue all meetings during the summer and to hold a final breakfast session at Cascade Park on July 21. Mrs Robinson served a luncheon at the close.
Madison Avenue Christian church announces schedule for next week Berean class meets Tuesday at Mrs J W McHattie North Ashland avenue Sentinel Bible class meets Thursday at 7 pm at the church transportation provided to Myrtice Jones Sunnyside for a wiener roast Crusaders class Friday at 7 30 pm at the Bumbnaugh cottage Cottage Grove transportation provided from the church
Rain slows WPA disposal plant work but stone wall construction advances along the Mahoning riverfront. A base stone section of the dike has been laid and a 405 foot wall now completes a barrier connecting to the earth dike to prevent river overflow during high water.
The Building Beaver Patrol of Boy Scout Troop 4 held a meeting at the patrol den on North Cedar street Friday evening. After opening, Billy Wingfield and Billy Weitz aided by Wingfield and John Fonatario earned second class in tracking. They plan to attend Camp John M. Phillips during week two of the camping season and a swimming hike is set for next Saturday. Tin can craft was chosen as chief craft. Checkers bingo and ping pong followed as the meeting closed. The patrol misses Robert Castrucci who is ill at home. Scribe Bill Bollinger.
Girl Scouts of Troop 19 met at Mahoningtown Presbyterian Church on Saturday night to discuss an operetta and general scouting plans. A special meeting was set for Tuesday at 7 30 at Dorothy Gibson’s home to draw up a Scout constitution. scribe Verlee Mauermann.
The Federal Trade Commission in a special report to Congress accuses automobile manufacturers led by General Motors Chrysler and Ford of imposing unfair trade conditions on dealers. It also cites finance companies and dealers colluding to defraud buyers with exorbitant charges. The FTC submitted a voluminous investigation report conducted in response to a congressional resolution.
Christopher Columbus Auxiliary members will hold a monthly session Tuesday at 7 00 in the club rooms. President Stella Lombardo announced the gathering.
At the monthly business session of the Ladies Aid Society of Mahoning Methodist Church the annual election of officers will be held at 1 30 o'clock Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs W E Howards section of the Ladies Aid Society of the Ma honing Methodist church will meet in the church at 9 oclock Wednesday morning.
Mr and Mrs Mark Druschel and daughter Helen of Sunnyside visited Sunday in Aliquippa. Mrs Nellie Eberhardt of West Clayton street has been admitted to Jameson Memorial hospital for treatment. Mrs C H Clark of North Cedar Street is visiting at the Kenneth Walter home in Willard Ohio. She attended the graduation of Robert Walter at Willard High School.
The Kahle Ashton post No. 8 auxiliary met in the Legion home on Friday to finalize plans for the June convention in Williamsport set for the 15th to 17th. Delegates named were Nell Conn Frances Jordan and Sara Wallace with alternates Viola Rhyal Lillian Sergeant and Clara Thomas. This was the last meeting of the season until October. The diplomat has a nice safe job.
Augustus Toplady reportedly wrote Rock of Ages on a card while seeking shelter from a storm in a rock cleft. The saying is cited amid broader reflections that when one nation steals and escapes punishment others will seize whatever isn’t nailed down.
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