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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1941
Page
17
Lawton Carver reports from Port Worth on the opening day of the National Open with 176 players and defending champion Law Cattle amid a field aiming to end a long wait for a breakthrough. Officials enforce strict rules on club faces and equipment while pros survey the course and expected conditions.
Billy Herman lauds Whitlow Wyatt of the Deckers as the best twirler in the National League. He cites Wyatt’s mix of fastball slider and changeup, praising control and effectiveness.
The St Louis Browns appoint Luke Sewell as manager for the rest of the season replacing Fret Hawes. Sewell, longtime Indians coach and former catcher, brings major league experience to a team seeking leadership and pitching guidance from a respected figure.
Connie Mack, longtime Philadelphia Athletics manager, was presented a platinum watch and plaque by Mayor Edward J. Kelly in Chicago at Comiskey Park. The ceremony preceded a night game in which the White Sox beat the Athletics 6 to 1 as Thorpe Lee limited them to five hits and Chicago closed within one game of Cleveland in the pennant race.
Western Pennsylvania coal operators report lifted by National Defense orders and a shift from oil to coal along the Atlantic seaboard. Many mines reopened after shutdowns and new operations started to meet demand for bituminous coal. Operators say six months of capacity are assured by orders and consumer demand for higher grade coal remains strong.
Unity Baptist children lead the morning service at 11 with Bible school at 10. Presbyterian Children's Day is set for Sunday, June 15, and the church's Communion Service occurs on Sunday, June 8 at 9:45 with Bible school following. Local society notes include Mrs. Oliver Emery’s illness, visits, and graduations amid community life.
Governor James calls for a formal probe into charges against Anthony J. Cavalcante. He vows to have a full transcript reviewed by the state senate and insists on immediate action, warning against any resistance.
State officials probe alleged Communist activity in New York City amid hints Moscow directs U S party members to resist mobilization and influence education. Leaders Gitlow and Benjamy discuss sabotage plans aimed at aiding Britain and undermining U S war effort.
Ellwood City Forge Company will start immediate construction on a 200 by 44 foot addition to the machine shop. The steel frame brick fire proof structure will boost productive capacity and support ongoing defense production efforts. If on schedule, the unit should be in use by September 15.
A busy Wednesday saw numerous clubs meeting in homes and out of town. Highlights include the Our Bridge Club at Mrs. David Stinson’s Glen Avenue with Mrs. J L Goodwill winning first prize, and the W LN Club dinner in a tea room with Mrs. Don Bauder taking first prize. Many groups, including the L WoL Club, E W T Club, Delta Deck, Parlette Club, and B Club, reported dinner, cards, and prize winners. The E W T Club planned a 50th anniversary paren dinner for June 20, and several clubs announced their next meetings and venues.
Ellwood City reporter news items for Lie Elwood section will be taken by Al Howe due to the absence of Mrs Fay Cowan. Items may be safely submitted at The Ellwood City News company on Lawrence Avenue or by calling Ellwood City 470.
Miss Mary Catherine Lone of Castlewood married Emerson White in a bridesmaid led ceremony at the bride’s home ham. Rev Pasbov Harmony Baptiss officiated with music by Mar Dale Cur. Miss Mary Emma White served as bridesmaid. Joli Long Jr. was best man. The couple, both Ellwood City grads, honeymoon before returning to work.
Bellwood City June 5 The First Presbyterian Church officers and teachers met with Superintendent C A Pail to plan Children Day exercises for June 8 and arrangements for the annual Sunday School Picnic on July 18. They discussed sending young people to camps of their denomination and Camp Konnsuinka.
Police report an automobile owned by Louis Beatrice of 924 South Second Street was stolen Wednesday noon while he worked on Brown's Hill. A unidentified man allegedly climbed in and drove off in a Pooting coach with license 72574. The vehicle remained unlocated as of the notice. Hospital notes list admissions and discharges with births not recorded.
The Ellwood City Junior Women's Club schedules a picnic at Ewing Park on Thursday, June 13 at :00. a dinner and entertainment follow, with committee chair Mrs Teel Wallace overseeing social arrangements.
In New York several figures including May Succeed Hughes Altourney General Robert T. and Sue Court Associate Justine Stoum are mentioned as potential successors to Supreme Court Chief Justice Charles Hoang Hughes, who announced retirement effective July 1.
Ellwood City reports that Rev. John C. Ward, bishop, will preach and celebrate holy communion at 11 15 a m at Trinity Sunday service at Episco pal church Ewing Park. A parish forum follows and the pastor Rev Char J Burton assists. St Add rws church assists with the services. Ward will observe his feal wave and priesthood advancement on Trinity Sunday 1924. Burton took charge of St Luke's on January 2 1939 by Bishop Ward assignment.
Ellwood City announces playgrounds to open Monday at 4 am with the kickoff by the Supervisors meeting at 10 am. Playground Director Denny Schizli will discuss projects and activities for boys and girls of the community. The sites include Ewins Park and Nevis Yist End with limited entry for 17 and under on certain days and permits required for access.
Wilson daughter of Omar K. Wilson of Knox wed Cher Anderson, son of Mr and Mrs Benjamin Anderson, in a single ring ceremony at the bride’s home. The Rev Robert Bell officiated with Gladys E Schalts Knox as bridesmaid and Lester Fort as groomsman. The couple plans to reside in Marrleburg Crettysburg after a brief wedding trip. Both graduates of local high school. bride in 1940, groom in 1939. The cream is employed by the National Tube company. EILWOOD CITY. A Moose Woman Benefit was held at Mrs. Willis home Lazen Ave Tuesday evening with four prize winners and a luncheon served by Mrs Thelma Yoho.
Ellwood City reports motorcyclist Bartel, 31, of 229 Glenave, injured in a collision with a car at Rowsey and Fourdinan avenues around 1 am. He was taken to Ellwood hospital with injuries described as severe but not life threatening, per Mrs. Howard Stroup of 607 Franklin Avenue.
Ellwood City Borough Council will meet at the city building tonight at 7 90 p.m. for its regular bi monthly session according to the notice.
The Harlansburg 4-H club opened its season with a meeting at Luella Peebles home Monday evening. Officers elected included president Beles presiamint and game leader Jane Brow. Esther McCullough to assist. Next meeting set for Friday at 1:30. Also notes from area social events include weddings, graduations, and visits by relatives from Pittsburgh, Grove City, New Castle, and Philadelphia. Professor John Turner accompanied graduates on their trip to major cities. Numerous local residents hosted weekend guests and attended community gatherings.
June 5 report from Harrisburg notes the Barmaid Bill to repeal provisions that ban employment of women in places serving intoxicants advanced to the Senate after a 348 to 54 House pass. The measure targets existing prohibitions and faces opposition from supporters of strict employment rules.
Molly Klevpa of New York pleaded guilty to second degree murder in the slaying of Mrs Leah Rubi. The defendant admitted the act linked to the victim who worked as a maid. Court records show the plea outcome and related charges.
A local Princeton event featured Blanch spending time at a reception and gifting perfume. Attendees included Mrs. Robert Luton and Eve Suntar, Mrs. Celeskle and her sons, Mrs. Ey ette, Dera, Mro, and Mrs. Pai Weil. A weekend in the mountains was noted for several attendees, with Mr. Kresper of Kenson and Rose Jay among those mentioned.
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