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New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1941

Page

31

Two Churches Plan Programs for Sunday’s Children’s Day

Mahoning Methodist and Mahoningtown Presbyterian churches observe Sunday as Children's Day with special programs. Presbyterian service starts at 10 30 a m Sunday morning. Methodist service at 7 45 p m. Virginia Drumheller leads the Presbyterian committee. Methodist organizers include Pearce Phillips Wettich McClurg Katz.

Mahoning Presbyterian Church Virginia Drumheller Ralph Pearce John Phillips Fred Wettich Wendell McClurg George Katz

Patrol Meeting At Weitz Residence In Beaver Troop

Members of Beaver Patrol of Boy Scout Troop 4 met at William Weitz Jr residence on West Madison Avenue Wednesday evening. Phillip DeAngelis led opening ceremonies and outlined summer camping trips and overnight hikes. Bill Bollinger led closing ceremonies. Next meeting set for June 10 at 7 pm at Phillip DeAngelis residence. Scribe was William Weitz Jr.

Beaver Patrol Boy Scout Troop 4 William Weitz, Jr West Madison Avenue Phillip DeAngelis Bill Bollinger Phillip DeArshelis

Nervousness From Restless Nights Linked to Lazy Kidneys

Advert shows 35 cent Gold Medal Hariem Oi Capsules claim to ease aches from sluggish kidneys. Promotes genuine box with GOLD MEDAL mark and warns against substitutes. Mentions effects include night waking, dizziness, backache, swelling, and leg cramps.

Miss Louise Myers to sing at Mahoningtown church

Miss Louise Myers of Pittsburgh will sing at the Mahoningtown Presbyterian church Sunday evening during worship. She will perform How Beautiful Upon the Mountain by Harker at popular request. Myers is the sister of Rev. John E. Myers Jr. pastor of the church and has just completed another year at Juilliard School of Music in New York City.

Louise Myers Pittsburgh Mahoningtown Presbyterian Church Miss Myers Harker John E. Myers Julliard School of Music New York City

Flag Raising Dedicates New Pole at Mahoning School

Students gathered on the front lawn Tuesday for a flag raising ceremony dedicating the new flag pole. Triangle Missionary Society of Madison Avenue Christian Church will meet Friday evening at the church with Tyra Olson and Barbara Johnson as co hosts.

Mahoning School Triangle Missionary Society Madison Avenue Christian Church Tyra Olson Barbara Johnson

McCoy Bible Class Plans Tureen Dinner at Church

Members of the Mahoning Methodist church Bible class meet in the church dining room tonight at 6 o'clock for a tureen dinner.

Seventh Ward Personal News Highlights

Mrs Frank Wallace of West Madison avenue recovered from a major operation at Jameson Memorial hospital and is progressing well. Benny Pelosi of Johnstown New York visits at 203 South Ashland. Genevieve Moss, employed in Harrisburg state agriculture department, returns to work after visiting her parents on North Liberty street. George McAnlis of Mahoningtown R D 7 discharged from Jameson Memorial hospital.

Seventh Ward Frank Wallace West Madison Avenue Jameson Memorial Hospital Benny Pelosi Johnstown N. Y Pelosi South Ashland Avenue Genevieve Moss State Agriculture Department Harrisburg W. A. Moss North Liberty Street George McAnlis Mahoningtown R. D

Former Resident Struck By Auto In Youngstown

Mrs. Robert Coblentz and Mrs. W H Britton were called to Youngstown where Lloyd Coblentz, once of this city, lies in a Youngstown hospital with injuries from Tuesday. He was crossing a street when a car reportedly ran a stop light, suffering a fractured pelvic bone and head injuries.

Robert Coblentz Washington Street W. H. Britton Moody Avenue Youngstown Lloyd Coblentz Youngstown Hospital Coblentz Mrs. Britton Mr. Cobientz

Peeper Activity Reported in Vine Street District

A peeper is active in the Vine street district according to reports. A wheel and tire were stolen from William Hawley’s auto at 318 North Shenango street last night. George Mendal said his Packard bicycle was stolen from 413 Galbreath avenue. Lynn Adams, state motor police commissioner, invites Pennsylvania police to donate to Canadian police for a Spitfire plane.

Vine Street William Hawley North Shenango Street George Mendal Galbreath Avenue Lynn Adams State Motor Police Pennsylvania

New Wilmington High Graduation Program Tonight

New Wilmington High School will hold its 1941 commencement at 8 o'clock tonight in United Presbyterian Church. Dr. Cornelius Jaarsma of Slippery Rock State Teachers' College will speak. Thirty-two seniors will receive diplomas, presented by Walt Whitman.

New Wilmington New Wilmington High School United Presbyterian Church Cornelius Jaarsma Slippery Rock State Teachers’ College Whitman Woodman Mary Martha Orr Mendelssohn Miss Orr J. Ralph Neale Lawrence Shaffer Mighty Fagle Spohr-Luvaas Octet Hopsaa Luvaas Agriculture and National Defense Ralph Kyle Walt Whitman Clark Lucinda Ambuster Sara Ambuster Bernicce Anderson Vera Anderson Richard Borowicz Fart Brocklehurst Lydia Byers Ruth Cory

Literature Table at 103rd Lawrence County Sabbath School Convention

The 103rd convention at First United Presbyterian church on June 12 features a Literature table led by Miss Alice Grimes. A 30 publishing house supply will be shown for free distribution to improve teaching and administration. Reserve convention meals by next Tuesday. late arrivals will be accommodated. News by Mail option offered.

Lawrence County Sabbath School Association First United Presbyterian Church Alice Grimes Convention Church

Two Injured When Car Is Skidded At Slippery Rock

Slippery Rock Pa June 5 two Oil City men Walter Malys 20 and Arthur King 21 were injured when their car skidded on wet pavement at an intersection struck a telephone pole breaking it off. They were taken to a Grove City hospital by a passing motorist. Malys suffered a deep neck gash and facial head lacerations. King had a possible jaw fracture loss of two front teeth and a deep upper lip cut.

Slippery Rock Walter Malys Arthur King Oil City Grove City Malys King

Accidents Reported On City Streets And Rural Route

Police reports says several automobile accidents occurred in the vicinity in the past 24 hours. Vehicles driven by R. L. Bushey of Oakland Michigan and Fred Walin of Toledo were damaged on Grant Street at the Grant Street bridge at 11 a.m. yesterday. Outside the city, the car of Lewis Beatrice of Ellwood City was in an accident on Meyer Hill Route 88, per Milwood City police.

R. L. Bushey Oakland Mich Fred Walin Toledo Grant Street Lewis Beatrice Ellwood City Meyer Hill Milwood City

Soaking Beans for Planting Teaches Kids Patience and Growth

To give beans an extra push soak them overnight in water. They swell to about twice their dry size, so plenty of water is needed. Pour off the water and air dry for an hour to prepare for planting. Teaching kids is easy but introducing new ideas is the hard part.

Pennsylvania faces no-spend gap as 1941 appropriation stalls

Pennsylvania enters June with millions in the bank but no legal authority to spend until a general appropriations bill is enacted. A $6.253 million relief appropriation covers cash needs while a $2 million temporary measure is rushed to fund payrolls and emergencies. Capitol Hill observers warn the reapportionment fight could be the session’s biggest hurdle as party rivals spar over the bill.

International News Service Harrisburg Pennsylvania General Assembly Capitol Hill House Senate George N. Wade Cumberland

Noxzema Medicated Skin Cream Endorsed by Stars

A beauty survey highlights Noxzema as the preferred treatment among 9 of 10 Broadway actresses and 4 of 63 top New York models for clear, smooth skin. The ad touts a trial offer of a 25 cent jar for 10 cents and urges readers to try the medicated cream at drug or cosmetic counters.

American Institute of Laundering Panama Hattie Louisiana Purchase DuBarry New York Miriam Franklin

Lawmakers Clash as Democrats Attack Republicans in House

The leader spoke of honoring Leo Achterman as a Pennsylvanian rather than party head while Democrats assailed the GOP. The 1941 session looms with hundreds of bills doomed in committee as printing costs and other bills face final fate before adjournment.

House Robert FE. Woodside, Jr Dauphin Hershey Leo A. Achterman Monroe Leo Achterman Woodside

Falls in dark break left elbow injury

Mrs. Anna Badger of 1035 Adams Street slipped in the rain and tripped near her home, suffering a fracture of the left elbow. She was admitted to Jameson Memorial hospital at 9 o’clock Wednesday night for treatment.

Anna Badger Adams Street Jameson Memorial Hospital

Youth Struck by Automobile on City Corner

Joseph Shevitz nine of County Line Road was treated at Jameson Memorial hospital at 5 PM for slight injuries after being knocked down by a car at the corner of Pearson and East Washington Street. He ran across the street when the incident occurred.

Joseph Shevitz County Line Road Jameson Memorial Hospital Pearson and East Washington Street

Street Collision on East Washington Street Report

A street collision occurred on East Washington Street involving a vehicle driven by James Burdett of 1818. Police or rescue units responded to the scene as authorities investigated the incident. Further details were not available in the readable text.

James Burdett Washington Street

Kieler Family Thanks for Kindness After Daughters Death

Mr and Mrs John Kieler express gratitude to friends neighbors and relatives for kindness sympathy and floral tributes after the death of their daughter Josephine Kieler and for care donated. a brief note of appreciation from the family.

Josephine Kieler John Kieler

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