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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1949
Page
9
Religious groups in town list meetings across churches and homes. Bible classes at Harris and Davis homes, W S C S circles meet around town, parish services at Trinity Episcopal and Christ Lutheran, and youth groups in New Castle with leaders and dates noted.
Western Electric offers a free booklet titled Modern Science and Your Hearing. Compiled with Bell Telephone Laboratories help, the guide explains new discoveries in sound and hearing and shows how the deafened can lead fuller lives. Free copies available by writing Western Electric Co. Dept. 380-24 195 Broadway New York NY.
A collection of church activities and student group announcements for the week. Includes Christian youth events at Bob Jones University, meals and fellowship times at City Rescue Mission, and scheduled gatherings for Alliance Gospel Tabernacle Epworth Methodist First Methodist and Highland U. P. churches. Mentions specific dates June 6 to June 10 and organizers such as Clare Lutz and Rev. J H Boon.
Birth notices list multiple families reporting new arrivals in early June. Twins and single births occur at Jameson Memorial Hospital and New Castle Hospital with parents named alongside addresses in Mercer County and nearby towns.
A series of birth notices list a son for Mr and Mrs Henry Koszela R D at 332 South Beaver street, a daughter for Mr and Mrs Carmen De Paolo at 221 East Long avenue, and a daughter for Mr and Mrs Ed Ostrosky at 118 Homestead street. A son is reported for Mr and Mrs R D Koszela on June 4.
Plain Grove Jolly Workers held their second 4-H meeting at Ruth Ann Lutz home on Friday June 3 at 7 30. Kathryn Winder led the pledge and a reading of Song of the Open Road followed. The girls sewed with Miss Patricia Kelley assisting and refreshments were served. The next meeting is set for Janet Maxwell home Wednesday June 15 at 9 30 a m. The godwit is a genus of birds in the snipe family found in marshes and shallow water often on the sea coast where it forages by wading and plunging its long bill.
The Slippery Rock and Harlandsburg W C T U groups schedule meetings for June 9 with leaders Mrs J Audley Boak and Mrs J G McKissick respectively. Flower Mission relief and related topics will be discussed. Plaingrove shift to June 15 at 1 30 with Mrs Sara Stevenson leading.
Aids are the social committee and executive board assisting leadership with events and governance. The phrase notes their role in supporting organizational activities and decision making.
The Blue Triangle club will dine outdoors at Mrs. Earl Sowers home on Old Pittsburgh road Friday June 10 at 6 30 PM with gathering at the Y W C A at 6 PM This replaces the regular meeting date of June 9 Arrangements are by Mrs Betty Haines Mrs Jess Shaffer and Mrs Roy Fulford program committee.
The Allegheny county coroner reports 68 year old Thomas Belinak of Ingram was struck and killed by a Pennsylvania railroad train at the Ingram station. He was pronounced dead at the scene.
Mrs. William Farris of Cliff Street entertained the Matron's club of the Second Baptist church recently at her home. After business, the gathering was social with a lunch served by the hostess and her niece Miss Shirley Atkinson. Next meeting set with Mrs. Homer Gray at 252 West Falls Street. Boston notes modern anti friction bearings reach speeds from a fraction of a revolution to 100000 RPM.
Mrs Lula Sears 43 is held in connection with the death of Emory Morgan 40 a house keeper. Police say the shooting followed an argument Saturday night when Sears objected to Morgan leaving the house to buy liquor.
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