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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1943

Page

11

Marian Hughes Weds Theodore J Cutler in Local Church

Marian Phyllis Hughes daughter of Mr and Mrs Wilbert Stuehes married Theodore Jans Cutler son of Mr and Mrs Samuel E Cutler in a Third U P church ceremony officiated by Rev G R Thayer. The bride wore a watermelon red sheer dress with white accessories and orchids. best man was Frederick Cutler. A reception followed at The Gasthan with a breakfast. The couple plans to reside at 425 North Third St Jeannette Pa after a short trip. The bride is a Bell Telephone clerk and a 1940 Newcastle High School graduate. groom is a 1938 Newcastle High School graduate employed by Elioth in Jeannette.

Marian Phyllis Hughes Wilbert E. Stuehes Beexford Street Theodore Jans Chiier Samuel E. Cutler Beeford Street U. P G. R. Thayer Heer Broderick H. Allen Stephanotts Frederick Gasthan Bell Telephone Co New Castle Elioth Company Jeannette Norin Third Street Ralph Markley Michael Palmyra Betty Ruettger Paul Cutler Keannette, Pa

Oakwood Garden Members to Meet on Youngstown Road

Oakwood Garden club members will meet on Thursday evening with Miss Pearl Atkinson on the Youngstown road with Mrs Maude Gooper serving as co hostess.

Oakwood Garden Club Ki-Nu Club Rose Gilliland West Washington Street Hi-Lo Hi-Lo Bridge Club Milton Reiber Moody Avenue

Farewell Party for David Trott

David Trott was honored at a farewell party Saturday evening before leaving for service in the U S Army. Held at 116 Dewey Avenue the event featured high score prizes won by Sisse Trott Geral dine Donofrio Mrs John Carkilto Mrs Mary Reiter and Lavina Confer. A winning group included David Trott Angelo Filigenzi Gurino Fil veng i Joe Cavaricci Sam Filigenzi and Marchline Fava with special guests Mrs Albert Lettera and Mrs Louis Zaccheo of Ellwood City invited guests were served dainty refreshments and gifts were given to the honored guest.

David Trott William Trott Dewey Avenue Sisse Trott Geraldine Donofrio John Carkilto Mary Reiter Lavina Confer Angelo Filigenzi Gurino Filivengi Joe Cavar

Californians Honored At Dinner In New Castle

California visitors Mr and Mrs James M Hastings of Los Angeles honored at a dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Carl Wallace on Wilmington Avenue in New Castle. Hastings stay with relatives nearby at Earl Pearsall’s Croton Avenue home. Wedding announced for Susie Savelli to Robert Lynn on June 15 at Italian Methodist Church.

James M. Hastings Los Angeles Cal New Castle Carl Wallace Wilmington Avenue Hastings Earl Pearsall Croton Avenue

Club Calendar lists garden groups and meetings across towns

Tuesday Mahoningtown Garden hosts and many hostesses at addresses on Cedar Street and nearby streets. Wednesday events include Walmo Garden Red Cross sewing and East Side Garden with multiple hostesses. Thursday shows Mahoning Valley Garden and many clubs meeting at various streets. notes changes to Hi-Lo Bridge gathering and L B church sections. Cameron Reunion canceled due to war restrictions.

Walmo Garden Red Cross Richard Marquis Walmo East Side Garden James Kennedy East Washington Street New Castle Hospital James Barnes Peter Captaia Excell Howard Gibson Wilmington Road Pagemall Robert Lewis Hos- Less Emanon Andrew Sugent Edison Avenue A. N. Pilshaw West Washington Street Nicolina Michael Scungio Hamilton Street O. T Lucy Maciarello Division Street

Kupang Raid Boosts Allied Air War Over Timor

Allied forces report another raid on Kupang Timor and nearby Penfoei airfield. MacArthur’s headquarters say three of eight Japanese fighters were shot down, all allied bombers returned safely, bombs sparked fires in barracks and waterfront areas, while 16 dive bombers attacked Wau New Guinea with negligible damage and no casualties.

International News Service United Nations Australia Kupang Timor Penfoei Aiirdrome Douglas MacArthur Ab Wau New Guinean

Births announced from Jameson Memorial hospital

Mr and Mrs John O Neill announce a daughter born June 4 at Jameson Memorial hospital. Mr and Mrs Victor Brown announce a son born June 4 at Jameson Memorial hospital. Mr and Mrs Leonard Fullck announce a daughter born June 6 at Jameson Memorial hospital. Mr and Mrs Wesley Double announce a son born June 6 at Jameson Memorial hospital. Mr and Mrs Guy Chiaro announce a son born June 7 at Hillsville Jameson Memorial hospital. Mr and Mrs Warren VanHorn announce a son born June 7 at New Castle hospital. Mr and Mrs John W Glenn announce a daughter born June 6 at New Castle hospital. Mr and Mrs Alfred Grant announce a daughter born June 6 at New Castle hospital.

John O' Neill O'Brien Avenue Jameson Memorial Hospital Victor, Brown Aliquippa Leonard Fullck Williams Street Wesley Double Volant Guy Chiaro Hillsville Warren VanHorn New Castle Hospital John W. Glenn Alfred Grant Friendship Street

War Prisoners From Tunisia In England

London reports thousands of Afrika Korps troops among 267000 Axis prisoners taken in Tunisia are housed in inland camps in England after arrival at a British port. Axis prisoners are no longer novel to Britons, with thousands of Italians captured in Tunisia already arriving. The U S war department notes 22110 German and 14116 Italian prisoners are quartered in 21 camps in the United States. Some Afrika Korps captives assist with Denison dam reservoir work in Texas.

International News Service London Afrika Korps England Tunisia Britain United States War Department United States Denison Dam Texas

Russian War Loan Oversubscribed in 24 Hours

Moscow reports the second Russian war loan of 12 billion rubles was oversubscribed by 2 billion within 24 hours. Wage earners comprised the majority of buyers, investing about a month’s earnings as government officials hailed unprecedented demand compared with last year’s issue.

International News Service Moscow Ocay

Personal notices and visits fill weekend town chatter

Miss Barbara Brinser of Pittsburgh visited Mrs. Robert Jamison on Lincoln Avenue. Mrs. Frank Doerr of Croton Avenue learned of the death of her cousin Ruth Gibson of Cleveland. Mary Elizabeth Jenkins left for Goshen Indiana to visit relatives. Jean Rothermel, missionary to India, stayed with Mr and Mrs Walter Wilkins. Mrs. C. Es Hutton and Genevieve returned from Cleveland after a weekend visit. Mrs. William Lewis returned from Chicago for the graduation of Dorothy May Lewis. Mrs. Clair Locke and Mrs. George Hudson attended the funeral of Mrs. Mary Phillips of Sharon. Harry Barr, injured, reported improved and back to work. Mrs. Nick Piccari and Caroline Piccari spent weekend in Pittsburgh visiting Ellen Piccari and Mrs Joe Balotta. Mrs. Thomas B. Lockwood and Annette returned home after visiting relatives. Mrs. Fred K. Wallace and Eleanor of Oakwood Avenue visit in Galesburg Illinois with Cadet Thomas L. Wallace at Knox College. Mr and Mrs Willard Chestney moved to 1212 Delaware Avenue. Chestney’s son will depart for Fort Meade. A C Wallace headed to San Antonio soon. Mrs. Frank Doerr and daughter and Miss Lucille Sutton returned from Sharon after the death of their aunt Mary Phillips. Mr and Mrs Mont Richards and family returned from funeral of cousin David Lytle of Jackson Center. Miss Jane Morris, 229 Fairfield Avenue, graduated Muskingum College and departed for Philadelphia to study osteopathy at Philadelphia College of Osteopathy.

Barbara Brinser Pittsburgh Robert Jamison Lincoln Avenue Frank Doerr Croton Avenue Ruth Gibson Cleveland Mary Elizabeth Jenkins Delaware Avenue Goshen Ind Jean’ Rothermel India Mrn Walter Wilkins Oakwood Avenue C. Es. Hutton Genevieve Spruce’ Street William Lewis Fairmont Avenue Chicago Til Dorothy May Lewis Clair Locke Plaingrove George Hudson Edenburg Joe Balotta Thomas B. Lockwood Annette Buffalo Thomas Francis Craig Street Fred K. Wallace Eleanor Oakwood Avenue Galesburg Ilinois Thomas L. Wallace U. S. Army Air Corps Knox College Willard Tl. Chestney Washington Street McChestney Armed Forces Fort Meade Thomas I. Wallace Waon College Wallace San Antonio Tex Richard Hietsch Lucille Sutton Maryland Avenue Sharon Mary Phillips Mont Richards West Washington Street Jamies Richards

Two Small Fires Prompt Weekend Fire Department Callouts

Firemen were summoned twice over the weekend for small blazes. At 12 30 a m Sunday box 86 sent crews to Marquis and Hinish service station at 735 Croton avenue where gasoline-soaked floor cleaning heated by a hot water heater ignited, extinguished by workers. At 10 a m Sunday box 31 dispatched five companies to the rear of Farmers Supply on East Washington street where debris on a second floor storage shed caught fire, causing only minor damage.

Marquis & Hinish Croton Avenue Farmers Supply Company East Washington Street

Veteran Railway Mail Clerk Faces Stealing Charge

Grant R. Houghten, 41, of Williamsport, a veteran railway mail service employee, was to be heard today by a federal grand jury in Harrisburg. He is charged with stealing money from mail, after allegedly taking $1.75 from an envelope used as a test by postal inspectors.

Martin to Speak at Middletown War Bond Flag Dedication

Gov Edward Martin will speak at the Middletown air depot dedication of war bond flags next Saturday. Over 90 percent of employees have pledged at least 10 percent of earnings for war bonds. Local military and civic leaders have been invited to attend.

International News Service Middletown Padmne Edward Martin Middletown Air Depot Army and Navy

Police Convention Cancelled by War Travel Ban

Harrisburg June 7 An announcement said the eighth annual convention of the Fraternal Order of Police of Pennsylvania from June 14 to 16 at the state capital has been canceled. State executive secretary Charles A. Winn cited the Office of Defense Transportation request to halt unnecessary wartime travel.

Sharrisburg Fraternal Order of Police of Pennsylvania Charles A. Winn Office of Defense Transportation

Religious Circle notices across several churches

Central Presbyterian Sisters plan an evening gathering at the church with hostesses A U R. Missionary Society meets Tuesday at 8 p.m. Trinity Episcopal holds vestry and Girls' Friendly meetings with a young people event. First Methodist changes conference to June 23 at 7:30 p.m. Children’s Day services slated next Sunday at 10:30 a.m. Evening services paused until autumn. First Baptist dedicates children during Sunday service at 10 a.m. Missionary garden party set for Thursday at 1:30 p.m. Catholic and Lutheran groups schedule Bible study and Young People activities. First Presbyterian Wesley auxiliary meets tonight at 8 with Mrs. W. Wal- as hostess.

Central Presbyterian Laura M. Stevensen Arthur Bratsche Mina Eppinger Agnes Matthews A. U. .R. Missionary Society Chrch Trinity’ Episcopal Highland WA Jean Hill Williamson Missionary Society Ferguson Sheridan Avenue First Baptist Missionary Society E. A. Snyder Winter Avenue Christ Lutheran Ladies’ Aid Society

Local Church Notices and Meetings for Week

A list of Mrs. W G Forrester Mrs John J Finnessy Mrs Sadie M Elliott and others appears as Red Cross sewing unit will not meet Tuesday of this week Westminster auxiliary will picnic at the church Tuesday at 6 40 p m Children s Day services will be held next Sunday morning Sacrament of Baptism will be administered Mothers class members of the First Methodist Church will meet with Mrs F M Stoll 416 Laurel Boulevard on Friday June 31 for

Ter Braham W. G. Forrester John J. Finnessy Sadie M. Elliott Ross D. Rosenberger F. F. Urey Pearl Dufford John H. Park Red Cross Westminster Auxiliary First Methodist Church F. M. Stoll Laurel Boulevard

Church Meetings Move to All Day Sewing Session

The notice lists schedule changes with missionary meetings at the church on Wednesday 7 30 pm and cottage prayer meetings on Tuesday and Friday evenings. St John s Lutheran hosts Missions with Mrs. Benjamin Agnew 145 East Wallace Avenue on Wednesday at 8 pm. George Zerner presides at the Brotherhood meeting. The News by mail rate is one year six dollars.

St. John’s Lutheran Catherine von Born

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Marian P. Hughes T. J. Cutler Court Street Onil U.S AXE Mil Street Paramount Ginger Rogers Cary Grant Charles Starrett the Law OF the Northwest Janne Withers Johnny Doughboy Abbott and Costello HAY Oakwood Garden Kathryn von Bora St. John's Lutheran Church Ben Agnew Wallace Avenue Mary Elizabeth Gibson Tigers Carl de Matteo Anthony Mazzocco Domenick Vitale Mahoningtown Girden Club Mahoningtown Garden Club W. ©. Pattergon North Cedar Street Epworth Church A. R. GC Wesley Methodist Church Fr., Farrington Atkinson Street Jones G. T. Club A. G. Skundor Brooklyn Avenue Mahoningtown Garden W. C. Patterson Cedar Street Kensington Crofton Avenue Harbor Garden E. C.chap- Man Youngstown Road James DeVore Meyer Avenue Harry Wyman Franklin Avenue John Urban Hillcrest Avenue Mahoning Valley Garden R. D. Walter Lowellville Road Ki-Nu W. Washington Street Hi-Lo-Bridge Ci.t A. G. Skunder Maude Cooper Pearl Atkinson Hos- Lesses Harold McCartney North Ashland Avenue A. G Clarence Gillespie E-Z Frances Wagner Eric Velie David Jones Rose Avenue S&s John Robinson M. M Louise Mann East Reynolds Street Kirk DeLorenzo Locust Street Dorothy Pascarella Pine Street B. A Anthony Marino Boston Avenue Bury Fingers Carl Colro West Washingtonn Street O. F Dorothy Vago Laurel Avenue Fidelity Michael Phillips DuShane Street Cs. N Lena Gaspare Cunningham Avenue Juanita John Black FG. C Will Francis Edgewood Avenue Sutton Smith Highland Avenue Macon Lucy Covert W.s. O Anthony Fornataro L. B Elmer Taylor Huron Avenue O. W. Fisher Harrison Street Cameron Willard Grange Hall Brian Donlevy Arnold Prassburger Sie Let Frank Morgan Gemblere Richard Jean Carlson Rogers Porter Hall Tooke Lennart William Korlente Roy Rowland Robert Silk Oue Murry Jack Gerson Jeweler Washington At Mill Martin Speaker GC. BR Wesley Methodist Arthur Kegarise Methodist Quarterly Sarah Hilda Fredericks Beckford Street Women's Society of Christian Servion First Presbyterian Welshey Crescent 2 Adutti Uc Ile Fed. Tax Pd Randolph Scott Glenn Ford Clair Trevor Desperadoes Omaha Trail JINX Falkenburg Cyes Way I Are Weaver Brothers Elviry CYMN Merrick Sally Payne Hi Traitor Donald Barry Jean Parker Wiei Bill Elliott Azarene Church Beavis Nated Munic Fy Charle Wewman
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