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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1948
Page
6
Governor Phil M. Donnelly of Missouri will deliver President Truman's nominating speech at the Democratic national convention in Philadelphia. Announcement of the selection was made by Senator James P. McGrath, Democratic national chairman.
The E. New Castle Grace Bible church Ladies Missionary society met at Mrs. John Bockius home on Old Princeton road for a regular business session. Adison Dari sian spoke on 25 years of prayer answered then a short message from the group president. Special guest Mrs. Mat Kalajai men attended with a tureen dinner served by Harvey Ketzel. EAST NEW CASTLE NOTES Harry Houk of Painesville Ohio.
Buffalo residents Mr and Mrs Albert Edgington visited Auburn Avenue with the Stivens family. Norman Guy of Ellwood and Jack Craigon plus others joined gatherings. Judy Bushman of Koppel and Ruth Tanner with Nancy Watson prepared for Jameson Memorial nursing tests. The piece notes a wedding in Altoona and a claim about U S gas pipe mileage.
Local social calendar lists Ladies Missionary society meetings at homes of Kildoo Hunt and McFarland families. WCTU events planned. Memorial Day observances include visits to Fair Oaks cemetery and hosting guests from multiple towns. Attendees report on graduations, camp events, travel to Detroit Indianapolis and Pittsburgh. births rates cited for 1947 with state contrasts.
Presbyterian gathering set for June 17 after a June 10 postponement. Methodist Woman’s Society meets in the church parlor on Thursday evening. Children’s Day programs planned for June 13 at 10:00 AM at the Presbyterian church and 11:15 AM at the Methodist church. Various local visits and family notices follow, including travelers from Erie Buffalo and Washington, and social visits around Memorial Day. Drive slow children move fast.
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