New Castle Hospital Receives Portable Incubator
The Federation Juniors presented a new portable baby incubator to New Castle Hospital. Sister Mary John expresses gratitude for the staff and patients who will benefit. The device will serve premature or ill babies in the surgical ward children's department and nursery for those born at the hospital. Mrs. Alex J. Brincko led the presentation.
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New Castle Hospital
Federation Juniors
Mary John
Alex J. Brincko
Shenango Y to Sponsor Musical Tea on Sunday
Shenango street Y M C A in cooperation with Elm street Y W C A will sponsor a musical tea Sunday June something from 4 to 6 p m. Featured on the program are Bernice Webber Edna Alexander Edna Smith Dora Ann Jones Dorothy Turner Buster Walker Bill Nelson and others. Harry Carter chairs the arrangements committee.
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Shenango Street
Elm Street
Bernice Webber
Edna Alexander
Edna Smith
Dora Ann Jones
Dorothy Turner
Buster Walker
Bill Nelson
Harry Carter
Women’s Missionary Society Meets at Pattison Home
Reformed Presbyterian Women’s Missionary Society will meet all day at Mrs. R. H. Pattison’s home at 718 Court Street on Thursday. Miss Anna Dodds will lead devotionals. Reports will be heard from the Presbyterial on May 15 in Pittsburgh.
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Women’s Missionary Society
the Reformed Presbyterian Church
R. H. Pattison
Court Street
Anna Dodds
Pittsburgh
Honor Dr Eagleson for 50 Year Medical Service
Dr Eagleson marked 50 years in medicine with a formal tribute in which colleagues and the Women’s Medical auxiliary noted his long career. Born January 25, 1870, in Leesburg, he trained at what is now the University of Pittsburgh and began practice in California, Pennsylvania, in 1897 before moving to this city on July 1, 1921.
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Eagleson
Dr. Eagleson
Leesburg
University of Pittsburgh
California
Mary Margaret
East Washington Street
Paint Spatter Afflicts Cars On Pulaski Skyway
The State Highway Department reports complaints from motorists whose cars were splattered by paint while the Pulaski Skyway between Newark and Jersey City was being painted. High spring winds blew spray from overhead brushes onto cars below and carried paint up to 2,000 feet from the bridges.
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Trenton
N. J
State Highway Department
Newark
Jersey City
Deaths Of The Day Hugh L Dean
Hugh L Dean 81 of Portersville died Wednesday night after a three month illness Born November 14 1865 in Scott township Lawrence county he was a longtime Slippery Rock township resident and a blacksmith Survived by three sons a daughter a brother two sisters and 10 grandchildren His wife preceded him in 1938 Funeral Saturday at 2 pm from the late home with Rev A H Elsey officiating Interment Pleasant Valley cemetery Body to be returned from Cunningham funeral home to the residence for calling times. Mrs Lilian Cunningham Westlake funeral services held in Trinity Episcopal church Pallbearers listed Interment Oak Park cemetery.
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Hugh L. Dean
Portersville
R. D
Slippery Rock Township
Scott Township
Lawrence County
Alfred and
Rebecca McClaren Dean
Dean
Church of the Nazarene
New Castile
Howard W. Dean
New Castle
Harry E. Dean
Columbus
Walter E. Dean
East Brook
Bertha Campbell
Joseph C. Dean
Enon Valley
Ella Rodgers
Jerseyville
Ida McGeary
California
Hannah Mary Young Dean
A. H. Elsey
Pleasant Valley Cemetery
Cunningham Funeral
Mass for Mrs Joseph Mach in New Castle
Requiem Mass for Mrs Joseph Mach of New Castle will be offered Saturday at 9 30 from Madonna church with Rev Fr Francis Kuczynski as celebrant Interment in Madonna cemetery Friends may call tonight at the home of Mr and Mrs Henry Kraner New Castile R D 8 Craven Funeral services for Merrill A Craven 307 Pearson Street were held Wednesday evening at 8 o clock from the R L Boyd funeral home with Dr G S Bennett pastor of First Christian Church officiating The body was removed to Emporium where further services and interment will take place Friday Anderson Funeral services for William F Anderson were held in New Wilmington U P church Wednesday at 2 30 p m Rev R P McDonald in charge Pallbearers were Harry Shafter Gwinn Peters Norman Frankenbure Guy Neale James Gaines and Ben Kauffman Interment was in Neshannock cemetery
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Joseph Mach
New Castle
R. D
Madonna Church
Francis Kuczynski
Madonna Cemetery
Henry Kraner
New Castile
County couples seek licenses at Mercer County
Two couples from Lawrence County filed applications at Mercer County Courthouse for marriage licenses. Louis E. Stevenson and Gladys I. Christy of Volant R D 1 are paired with Charles E. Blake of West Middlesex R D 1 and Esther Jean Garrett of New Wilmington R D 2, respectively.
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Mercer
Lawrence County
Mercer County Court House
Louis E. Stevenson
Gladys I. Christy
Volant R. D
Charles E. Blake
R. D
West Middlesex
Esther Jean Garrett
New Wilmington
Council Approves Sewer Plans and Bids for City Projects
City council approved the Seventh Ward Sanitary Relief sewer plans and directed City Clerk Jack H. Fritz to advertise for bids at 10 30 a m on June 19. The 7500 foot concrete sewer runs from the underpass near the P R R and B O R R along the Shenango river to north of Mahoning avenue viaduct. Bids will also be sought for a Water street electric department storehouse and for paving Wa bash avenue Blaine street Robinson and Taylor avenues.
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City Hall
Solons
Seventh Ward
Jack H. Fritz
P.R.R
Shenango River
Mahoning Avenue
Electric Department
Water Street
Wabash Avenue
Blaine Street
Robinson and Taylor Ae
President Truman Attacks Senator Taft Over Economic Policy
President Truman criticized Sen. Robert F. Taft of Ohio for promoting a boom and bust economic philosophy. He defended administration policy on keeping prices down and said Taft's accusations do not hold water and his group seeks an economic downturn.
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Washington
INS
Truman
Robert F. Taft
Ohio
Taft
Two Ex-Servicemen Appointed To City Police Force
City council in the municipal building named two former servicemen to permanent police posts on Mayor John F Haven s recommendation. Jack Llewellyn of 620 Raymond Street and Delbert Weiss of 343 Shaw Street were added as replacements for retiring Detective John Young and Patrolman Frank Reynolds, bringing the total ex servicemen named to 16.
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Municipal Building Council
John F. Haven
Jack Llewellyn
Raymond Street
Delbert Weiss
Shaw Street
John Young
Frank Reynolds
Senate Near Final Action on Labor Measure
Senate moves toward final action on a labor measure as Truman weighs options. Observers seek signals from the president with Mr Truman expected to take up to ten days for a decision and thorough analysis of the bill’s effects. Rayburn’s House vote against the conference compromise is cited as a possible veto hint.
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Mr. Truman
Sam Rayburn
Tex
Wampum Rotary Horse Show Opens Friday
The Wampum Rotary club horse show begins Friday with a full day schedule from 1 to 7 pm EST. Harold Marshall chairs the event, expecting a large crowd and noting the turnout draws horse lovers from up to 100 miles away and rivals city shows in quality.
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Rotary Club
Wampum
Harold Marshall
George Winter Jr Named Chairman of Chest Drive
George Winter Jr is named chairman of the Chest Drive in the city campaign. He urges local volunteers to dedicate time and talent to insure the drive’s success and civic betterment. Winter is a World War II veteran who served as quartermaster second class in the U S Navy from Feb 1944 to Dec 1945 with Okinawa forces.
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Vteran
U. S. Navy
Okinawa
J & L Denies Steel Shipments Stop To Firm
Washington reports Jones and Laughlin Steel Corp executive denied plans to halt steel shipments in August to Troop Water Heater Co in Pittsburgh. A. J. Hazlett said 65 tons monthly was promised indefinitely, while Troop’s Frank Duerr warned shipments would end in August to support J and L internal drum operations.
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Washington
INS
Jones and Laughlin Steel Corp
Pittsburgh
A. J. Hazlett
Senate
Troop Water Heater Co
Frank A. Duerr
Hazlett
Duerr
Central Christian Church to Observe Golden Anniversary
Meadvile Pa church marks 50 years since 1897 chartering and 1905 building dedication with week long events. Dr S E Irvine Rev George Braun Rev Jesse Porter and Rev James Rainey lead services, scripture readings, prayers, and speeches. Four members list wartime service, 346 active members, long service staff noted.
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Central Christian Church
Caroline Carson
Ellen Dysart
Margaret Moore
George Shelar
Blanch Smith
W. H. Hanna
Ira H. Durfee
Walter Trumbull
J. A. Joyce
Francis W. Biddle
K. E. Smith
D. P. Shafer
A. W. Bauman
Robert Wimer
Clifford Parks
Elmer Glass
William Strobel
Memorial Day Cemetery Signs Placed by New Castle Police
Signs on Highland and Sheridan avenues were set up before Memorial Day by the New Castle Police Department to guide residents to nearby cemeteries. The signs are temporary, signed by Lt. Cecil F. Suber.
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Highland
Sheridan Avenues
New Castle
Cecil F. Suber
Lady Hermit Revealed As Man In West Virginia
The Harrison county hermit Jesse W. Starr aged 30 from Montclare was captured after a barber haircut exposed his four year disguise as a woman. Starr had lived in a cave posing as a hermit and was sought as an army deserter. He awaits transfer to Charleston by military police.
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Clarksburg
W. Va
INS
Harrison County
Charleston
Jesse W. Starr
Montclare
Starr
Lady Hermits Cave
Sheriff's Office
Calvary Tabernacle Vacation Bible School Opens
Calvary Gospel Tabernacle on Vogan Street launches its Daily Vacation Bible School from 9 to 11 30 each day through June 20 directed by Tabernacle teachers and visiting students. Director Rev. Howard V Sartell says this year’s theme is Gods Mail Bag for ages six to fifteen. A closing program and work display take place Friday June 20 at 7 45 p.m. in the tabernacle.
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The
Calvary Gospel Tabernacle
Vogan Street
Tabernacle
Bible School
Howard V. Sartell
Vermouth Aged In Wood Casks After Fortification
Vermouth starts with white wine fortified by alcohol and is aged for a year or more in wooden casks to develop its character.
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Federation
Shenango ‘Y
Reformed Presbyterian
Jesse Cooper
John Foster
Edward Cooper
B. E. Sankey
Elizabeth McLaughry
D. L. Perry
P. A. Shoaff
J. Lumen Popp
Walter Biberich
Westminster College
Women’s Medical Auxiliary
Simon Skole
James Crawford
Mary Baker Davis
C. H Whalen
Perelman
Wonder
Wonder Bing Crosby
al Jolson
Alexander
Stella
Jolson
Crosby
Guy Lombardo
Pree Yee
Peraty
Mrs. Mach
Triangle Market
Butler Ave
Ivory
Sun Maid
del Monte Dried
Scott County
Nke
Senator Taft
George Winter, JR
Chest Drive
Te D. P. Shafer
Christian Church
Meadville
S. E. Irvine
U. P
George R. D. Braun
Epworth Methodist Church
Brotherhood
E. C. Rowand
Sharon
Rowand
A. Homer Jordan
Ellwood City
Jesse B. Porter
Church of Christ
Ridgway, Pa
Porter
First Christian Church
Smith
Smith's
Pa Newc
Lady Hermit
West Virginia
Neshannock Ave
Brand Mew Records
Fleming Music Center
N. Mill St
J. Marlin Furn
E. Long Ave
Ball Brothers Company
Muncie, Indiana
Kerr’s
Jesse N. Kerr
Dependable Jeweler
Calvary Tabernacle Vacation School
Dominican Republic
United States
Harlansburg
Russell E. McClelland
Plaingrove
Cascade Park
Eddie Frazier and His Orchestra
Sammy Monte
Rence Coan
George E Watters
E. Washington Street
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