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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1948
Page
10
The criminal court's June term opens Monday June 7 with the grand jury of 24 names meeting. Trial cases from true bills begin Monday June 14. A pool of 100 petit jurors is drawn, many excused. If attendance mirrors prior sessions, there may be no second week of trials due to numerous pleas.
Fragmentary ad text lists Campbell's Pork and Beans and Scott Toilet Paper. Mentions price points and weights but details are incomplete and unclear.
The Chicago River, famed for its reversed flow project, stands as a unique waterway that has altered its course to direct water away from the city center, puzzling engineers and historians alike.
Judge W Braham presided Friday morning as five defendants received sentences. Charles Scott fined 200 dollars and costs with three months in the county jail for operating a lottery. James Knorr fined 100 dollars and costs with thirty days in jail, suspended if fines are paid. Homer John Hogue fined 100 dollars and costs with thirty days in the county jail, suspended after three days. Mary Gilmore fined 1 dollar and costs with six to twelve months in jail. Irvin Carroway fined 10 dollars and costs with ten to twenty months in the Allegheny workhouse. Listed defendants reside in New Castle Ellwood City and nearby areas.
A list of numerous real estate transfers shows individuals in Taylor, Little Beaver, Shenango, North Beaver, Union townships and Lawrence County receiving parcels for $1. Names include Marco Hervatin, Wilbert German, Ohn Moore, Chester Moore, Elton Balabene, Joseph Amadei, William Kildoo, J. Bill Kildoo, Paris Cangey, Edward Mulcahy, Merle Allen, Victoria Comparone, and Pulaski Sportsmen's Club. Transactions involve multiple wards and a county commission action.
The Jewish War Veterans announce an informal party and gathering for Wednesday evening June 9 at 8 30 at Oakhurst with wives and friends invited. Prof W Biberach will perform a magician cabaret style act. Admission requires an article of GI clothing or binoculars to be shipped to aid Palestine. Refreshments will follow the program.
International notes recount feuds and rivalries in classic cinema. Gable versus Pidgeon sparked by Command Decision while Bacall and Trevor quelled gossip on Key Largo. Swanson and Negri, Davis and Hopkins, Stanwyck and Sterton, Bow and Carroll feature in enduring Hollywood lore.
Admitted and discharged lists from Jameson Memorial and New Castle noting numerous patients by name and address. Includes治疗 details with extensive resident names across multiple streets and towns.
Buckingham Palace announced Princess Elizabeth will reduce public duties after June as the formal note that she is expecting a child. A separate item notes London Times buying a steam powered press in 1806 by Friedrich Koenig, which produced 1,000 impressions per hour.
Birthday wishes go to Joan Caulfield Paulette Goddard Rosalind Russell and Bill Boyd who is noted as the handsomest man at The Emperor Waltz premiere. Alan Ladd Clark Gable and Bing Crosby receive praise for acting training from everyday work. Jane Withers and William Moss await a baby as Lon MacAllister signs for The Cat Walks from Eagle Lion. The piece also covers Drums Along the Amazon on set drama and a Brent reminiscence about One Way Passage and Till We Meet Again.
Calvary Gospel Tabernacle launches annual vacation Bible school on Monday June 7 at 9 am directed by Pastor Rev Howard Bartlett S artell. Classes run two weeks for children aged four through fifteen with closing exercises slated for the evening of June 13.
Fire gutted two buildings of the H. G. Tench Co. in Pittsburgh causing an estimated loss of $25,000. The lumber and paint firm faced exploding drums of paint and mixtures while the blaze did not spread to the lumber yard.
Kiwanis in New Wilmington holds Charter Night dinner at Schuster's near Greenville. The event features committee members Gib Huff Paul Thorndell Ralph Shaw and Art Minteer. Westminster College graduates Miss Jean Myers and Chalmers Zech will be married in the college chapel Saturday at 7 30 p m.
Sunday services listed for Pentecostal Assemblies of God St. Monica's First Baptist Chewton Heights Presbyterian and Methodist churches with pastors, service times, and Sunday school details. Beatrice Houk and Harold Marshall appear as organist and superintendent respectively. Services include titled sermons and weekday masses at St. Monica's.
A prayer meeting of the First Pentecostal church is set for 8 o'clock Tuesday night at the home of Carl Ezzo in Ellwood City.
Members of the Boethian class of the Presbyterian church met last night in the church for their postponed May meeting. After a routine business session lunch was served by Mrs. Chas. Ferguson, Mrs. W. D. Dickson, Mrs. pon Dindinger and Mrs. Agnes sy.
The Misses Alma Ferrante Shirley Brown and Jean Schmidt have returned home after graduation exercises at Eastern Bible School Green Lane Pa. They spent several days sightseeing in Philadelphia and New York City.
The Women’s Society Christian Service met Thursday at Wampum Methodist with 18 members. Mrs. Ray McBride led devotions on The Christian Alcohol and Public Health, followed by readings. The president conducted business, then the group adjourned to refreshments arranged by the social committee. The next meeting July 1 will be an outing. Paris notes globe surface areas split between water and land totaling 196 million square miles.
Fire swept two downtown Meadville frame buildings Friday afternoon causing about $20,000 in damage. The two story structures housed the Keystone Fruit and Vegetable Market and a second business.
A blaze destroyed an apartment above H. L. Halquit’s meat market next door. Joe Salvia, owner of the fruit market, suffered facial burns while battling the fire with a garden hose. In a separate item from Harrisburg, polio cases in Pennsylvania total twenty this year, matching the pace of 1947 with twenty cases reported so far.
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