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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1940
Page
11
The Mahoning town branch post office plans another inspection of rural route mail boxes after May found many boxes in poor repair. Owners were notified to fix them. Neat, uniformly mounted rural boxes identifying the owner speed up carrier service and improve appearance for patrons.
The Mahoningtown Young People's Chorus, about 30 members, traveled to a park near Rose Point on Tuesday evening for a picnic at 6 30. They held a campfire and song fest after the meal with Miss Jean Hamilton as chair and Miss Violet Shuler present. The group plans a Stephen Foster concert in late June.
Berean class of Madison Avenue Christian church met Tuesday evening at Mrs. Frak Rhinehart’s home with co hosts Mrs. Adda Robinson and Mrs. Carl Houck providing a social program. A luncheon was served by Mrs. Rhinehart and Mrs. Robinson. Next meeting set for summer home of Mrs. BE A Jones in Cottage Grove. SCRAPER IN WARD City streets department used a scraper in the Seventh Ward Tuesday afternoon to smooth dirt side streets.
The score was 10 to 4 as Tony Picutta struck out nine batters and Rozzi led the offense with key hits. Grim took the loss for his team.
Benny Pelosi, formerly of Ashland avenue, now with Johnstown A C in Johnstown N Y, visits family here and plans to return Sunday. He plays second base for the New York squad. Christopher Columbus Auxiliary held a meeting at Columbus hall to plan a strawberry festival for June 29 with a Friday planning session and a July picnic scheduled. Mahoningtown Bocce league anticipates a busy program after rain delays. Boy Scouts of Mahoningtown troop 44s hold first season meeting Thursday at 7 at the West Clayton street ball field.
Mr and Mrs Gene Pelosi of 13 Martin Street Johnstown New York former Mahoningtown residents announce the birth of a daughter named Jean Ann. Steve Hutnick of East Clayton Street was a Pittsburgh visitor Tuesday. Doris Montgomery North Cedar Street is able to be out following a minor operation. Mrs A S Eberhardt West Clayton Street plans to leave Friday for Annapolis Maryland to visit her sister Mrs C H Clark North Cedar Street returned to her home Tuesday evening after visiting in Willard Ohio for several days. Mrs Lena Solomon North Liberty Street is reported to be getting along nicely at her home where she is recuperating from an operation. Buy in New Castle.
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N P Woodward of 831 Harrison Street announced today that he has given employment to 32 New Castle men on a structural steel painting contract secured at Cleveland O. The men have already gone to the job and he says he has numerous other contracts in view expecting to keep a large crew busy during the summer.
Members of the Lawrence County Medical society meet at The Castleton Thursday at 8 30 pm to hear Dr William M Skipp of Youngstown president of the Ohio Medical association speak on Diseases of the Thyrald. Card of Thanks extends gratitude for kindness sympathy flower cars and support during bereavement from Mary K Michael and family.
He claims Pontiac offers the advantages of a large car with a smooth ride luxury and performance while being as affordable to buy and economical to operate as smaller models. Visit today to see how you can afford a Pontiac if you can own any new car.
Money Brothers of New Castle won the $4965.84 contract for the Graceland bridge on Court House Hill, to be reinforced concrete and able to bear steady traffic. In divorce news, Judge Thomas W. Dickey granted twenty seven decrees on Tuesday. The list names Emmett, Sansone, St. Clair, Palco, Allen, Johnson, Taylor, Dungan, Johnston, Pagley, Jiancristoforo, Snyder, Fer ro, McMunn, Szeska, Bartsch, Carnes, Morelli, Clements, Boyles, Holsinger, Adamo, Porterfield, Hellingsworth, Kraft, and others. Returns of the June grand jury were largely true bills. two cases proceeded with continuances. The market notes include local suits and divorces, plus a note about the Wrigley Building in Chicago being two connected structures.
Election of officers took place at the meeting of New Castle Chapter No. 1, Order of the Builders, at their meeting in the Cathedral last evening, with Master Builder DeWayne Gibson presiding. Mont L. Sweesy was re elected as secretary for a third term.
William B. Boston was re elected treasurer and Russell C. Minnick elected Junior Overseer. Installation of these officers will occur at the first meeting on July 10. Initiation of 35 new candidates will occur at the East Lodge room during the Wednesday eventing meeting on June 26.
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