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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1949

Page

10

Mahoning School Program Delights Audience

Mahoning school held a Monday auditorium program featuring the junior high chorus directed by Edith Shiring with songs like Carousal Selection and O What A Beautiful Morn. Mrs Gwladys Thomas Olland led classes two and three chorus selections, while Principal Fred McLure noted safety buttons and a gold star pennant for thirty days without accidents.

Mahoning School Edith Shirang Ove Gwladys Thomas Olland Fred MecLure Mahoning Hool

Columbus Auxiliary Plans Wednesday Meeting and June Dinner

Columbus Auxiliary will hold a regular meeting Wednesday evening at seven in Christopher Columbus hall. Preparations are listed for a spaghetti dinner in the hall on Saturday evening June 25. Mrs. Rose Leone serves as chairlady.

Christopher Columbus Hall

Scouts Look Ahead To Summer Camping

Seventh Ward Boy Scouts and Troop XV-4 members, along with city and county scouts, anticipate the summer camping season from July 3 to 23. The schedule splits into three periods: July 3 to 9, July 10 to 16, and July 17 to 23. Scoutmaster William Weitz of Troop 4 receives a signal honor for the camp.

Seventh Ward Boy Scouts Seventh Ward William Weitz

Scout advancement program with weekly board and court

The local leader announces an active Scouting program with weekly boards of review and courts of honor. Each Scout may advance one rank and earn merit badges during the time. Registrations remain open at a cost of $10 per Scout.

Opportunity Circle at Patterson Home

Members of the Opportunity Circle of Mahoningtown Presbyterian church met at 407 North Cedar Street, hosted by Mrs. W. C. Patterson with Mrs. J. A. Beard. Mrs. Beard led devotions and 13 were present. Mrs. Grant Shaffer discussed the evening topic as a list of White Cross work materials was given. A lunch was served. The next meeting is set for Friday afternoon, July 1.

Opportunity Circle Mahoningtown Presbyterian Church W. C. Patterson North Cedar Street J. A. Beard Beard Grant Shaffer

Bridge Club Group To Meet Thursday

Members of the Thursday Bridge Club will be entertained on June 9 in the home of Mrs Homer Gordon of Kurtz Place. Lunch will be served at 12 30 and bridge will be the diversion of the afternoon.

Thursday Bridge Club Homer Gordon Kurtz Place

Friendship Circle to Meet at Mt. Jackson Church Home

Mt. Jackson United Presbyterian church Friendship Circle will be entertained tonight in the home of Mrs. Grace Craig of North Beaver township. Other items note residents visiting relatives and locals returning from visits or hospital treatment.

Friendship Circle Mt. Jackson United Harry Mick Beaver Pennaco Lodge Stella Sweener Pittsburgh J. Sweener Wilder Avenue Chris Antoline Lorraine Monaca Dan Rainey Darlington Avenue Albert Thomas North Liberty Street New Castle Hospital Ben Thomas Rochester James Gallagher Beaver Falls Richard Gallagher North Cedar Street Joe Melchiore

Hart Reinhart Hurt At Johnson Bronze Plant

Herman Reinhart, 45, of 19 North Greenwood Avenue, was injured Monday at 3 30 p m at the Johnson Bronze company when a cylinder tank struck him in the face. He suffered a fractured nose and was treated at New Castle hospital.

Herman Reinhart Greenwood Avenue Johnson Bronze Company Reinhart New Castle Hospital

Ninth Grade Program Marks End of Ben Franklin Junior High Career

The ninth grade class of Ben Franklin Junior High held a morning program in the school auditorium for about 300 students, featuring glee club numbers, skits, solos, and a twirling exhibition. The ceremony included a gift of a loudspeaking system from the classes of 1948 and 1949 and closed with the Alma Mater.

Ben Franklin Junior High School Auld Lang Tor Vessella Dwight Fiscus Glee Club Doris Meister Inventor Donna Sherman Deep Purple Donna Whiteside Rastus Washington

Hospital Notes Admitted and Discharged List Reveals Patient Placements

A long hospital notes list shows multiple admissions and discharges across towns such as Edenburg Liberty Hotel Annapolis and Grove City. Names include Alfred Cavala Martha Rees David Verdi Jr Elizabeth Rosta Albert Fazzone Huston Kulnis Nick DeCherbo Carol Ann Walters and others with addresses on Washington Wabash Wilder Terrace and Moravia streets.

Alfred Cavala Edenburg Martha Rees East Washington Street David Verdi, Jr Wabash Avenue Elizabeth Rosta Wilder Avenue Albert Fazzone Winslow Avenue Huston Kulnis Fulton Stret Nick DeCherbo Terrace Avenue Carol Ann Walters Moravia Street Russell and Kay Johnson R. D Donald Ticks South Bay Street Edward Mills Dewey Avenue David Tribble Chicora Philip Stack Boyles Avenue Frances Klamat Helen Dombrosky Infant North Liberty Street Albert Thomas Liberty Hotel Mamie Goldshirt Annapolis William Moran Wampum Latifia Bashara Scioto Street Eva Bartley Ridge Street Ann Winter West Pittsburgh

Former WACs urged to enlist at Camp Lee Virginia

First Sgt. Gerald C. Stein announced openings for former WACs at Camp Lee Virginia. For information contact the U S Army and U S Air Force principal recruiting station in Frew Building or the Post Office building rooms 202 and 400, or call 4745.

Gerald C. Stein U. S. Army U. S. Air Force Camp Lee U. S.S. Air Force Frew

Lincoln Garfield Parents Teachers to Meet First Time

The newly organized Lincoln and Garfield Parents Teachers Association will hold its first regular meeting on Wednesday June 8 at 8 p m in the school library. Miss Lillian H Sarver will preside with Miss Grace McCabe in charge of an interesting program.

Lincoln and Garfield

County Firemen To Meet Wednesday In Princeton Hall

Lawrence County Firemen Association will hold its monthly meeting at the Princeton fire hall with Perry township volunteer department as host. The ladies will be guests. A 6:30 tureen dinner precedes the business meeting followed by a social period.

Lawrence County Firemen’s Association Princeton Perry Township

Church layman topic to be discussed by Kiwanis group

A continuation of the Kiwanis club support discussion will occur Wednesday noon with Rev. James A. Gaiser as program chairman. The topic is The kind of layman the church should have and ministers will reply to the laymen’s earlier question on what preacher they would like to see.

New Castle Kiwanis Club James A. Gaiser

Birth at New Castle Hospital for Mr and Mrs John Klamat

A son was born at New Castle Hospital to Mr and Mrs John Klamat of 108 Terrace Avenue on June 6.

New Castle Hospital John Klamat Terrace Avenue Jameson Memorial Hospital Victor Dardynski R. D

Tifereth Israel Students Program Closes Exercises

Sunday morning at the Tifereth Israel Religious School featured closing exercises directed by Rabbi Jules Lipschutz assisted by Rev. Benjamin Miller. Students performed plays and skits including Naomi and Ruth and How The Jewish Flag was Born, with gifts and birthday greetings as part of the ceremony.

Sunday School Department Honors and Scholarships Awarded

The Sunday School Department awarded gifts to Donna Becker Jacqueline Schlosberg Marsha Myers Adele Gordon Allan Maierson Marlene Ginsburg Marshall Ginsburg Larry Polokoff Hilly Kulkin Sammy Kulkin Marilyn Moresky Sally Nathanson Charlotte Land Carolyn Vandeland and Maxine Slovonsky. Scholarships were given to Lynn Slovonsky Mark Slovonsky Charlotte Land Sally Nathanson Edwin Solomon Carolyn Vandeland Carol Becker Marlene Ginsburg Harriet Smith Allan Maierson Phyllis Newmark Philroy Sigler Sanford Kantz Shirley Myers Barbara Plant. Special merit honors were tendered by the Daily Hebrew School Department to Adele Gordon Charlotte Land Marshall Ginsburg Shirley Myers Allan Maierson Melvin Solomon Sammy Kulkin Lynn Slovensky Bertha Koslow Sanford Kantz William Kantz. The program closed with Hatikvah.

Tifereth Israel Religious School Jules Lipschutz Benjamin Miller Louis Kulkin God Bless Jacqueline Schlosberg Carole Becker Shirley Myers William Kantz Sanford Kantz Sandford Kantz Edwin Solomon Marshall Ginsburg Sammy Kulkin Hilly Kulkin Philroy Sigler Melvin Solomon Nate Land Tifereth Israel Synagogue Rabbi Lipschutz Congregation Tifereth Israel William Myers Sisterhood of Tifereth Israel Shirley Nathan N. Ginsburg David Alter Harvey Nixon Charles Maierson Sisterhool Donna Becker Marsha Myers Adele Gordon Allan Maierson Marlene Ginsburg Larry Polokoff Marilyn Moresky Sally Nathanson Charlotte Land Carolyn Vandeland Maxine Slovonsky Lynn Slovonsky Mark Slovonsky Carol Becker Harriet Smith Phyllis Newmark Shirely Myers Barbara Plant Daily Hebrew School Department Lynn Slovensky Bertha Koslow Sandord Kantz Willima Kantz

Knights of Columbus meet at hall for 1949-50 officers

Knights of Columbus will hold a regular meeting at their hall 349 East Washington street on Wednesday at 8 30 p m Nomination and election of officers for 1949 50 will take place William J Howley grand knight will be in charge In Chicago municipal airport was the busiest in the nation in 1948 with aircraft landing or taking off about every four minutes

Knights of Columbus Washington Street William J. Howley Chicago

County X-Ray Survey Planned for Lawrence County

Officials of the Lawrence County Tuberculosis Society announce a county wide X ray survey in July. A mobile unit from National X ray Survey Inc will visit Wampum East Brook Union High Shenango High Bessemer and New Castle July 5 to 11. A one dollar charge applies and results remain confidential.

Lawrence County Tuberculosis Society Today National X-ray Survey Inc Orange New Jersey Lawrence County Jane M. Cochran Bessemer New Castle East Washington Street

Harbor Freight Moves Through Buffalo Despite Winter Freeze

Buffalo harbor handles more than 16 million tons of waterborne freight annually, despite being frozen four or five months each year. The Golden Gate channel at San Francisco harbor is two miles wide, shaping a broad entrance for ships.

Buffalo Golden Gate San Francisco Harbor

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