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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1951
Page
9
In the moraine country we find sand cliffs revealing glacial history and bank swallows nesting along exposed sand faces. The bogs host sphagnum moss kettles, pitcher plants, redwing nests, and a bottomless kettle hole as a quiet, eerie backdrop. Nearby we glimpse an American eagle overhead and a mockingbird visiting the home acres, highlighting a rich outdoor scene.
Hopewell Presbyterian hosts Sunday School at 10:00 led by Wm Morris with a 10:30 Children’s Day program ongoing. United Presbyterian opens at 10:00 with Edward Doyle supervising. morning worship at 11:00 and evening service at 8:00 led by Rev Gerald Williamson. St James Mass at 9:30 conducted by Rev Cornelius Kane.
A summer social featured tea hosted by Mrs Paul Shields for her sister Mrs Willis Moore of Berkeley California. Guests included Hopewell Beacon class members and friends. Tea served 2 to 4 with Mrs Frank Wylam and Mrs Sloan Whitacre at the table. Out of town guest Mrs Allan Hurt and two Cleveland daughters attended.
The Turbulent Thirteen held a Thursday bridge session at Mrs. Martha Brown’s home with three tables in play. Prizes for high score went to Mrs. Wm. Taylor and Miss Mary Grunenwald, while Mrs. Robert Wallace received the consolation prize. Special guests were Mrs. Donald Wiseman and Mrs. John Grunenwald. Refreshments followed at a seasonable hour. Next month Mrs. Roy Crawford will host on July 5.
Mrs. Willis Moore returns to Berkley after a visit with the Wortman family and relatives. Mrs. Drayer and daughter visit Stoughton home for dinner. Cowden and Florence Gibson call on the Bradleys. Traxler and Charles from Wharton spend the week with Wortman Nesbitts. Commencement at West Chester State Teachers College attended by Ruth Ann Nesbitt. Community Bible school to open June 11 at United Presbyterian Church for two weeks. Wallace couple in Ada for Alumni Day at Ohio Northern University. France Calderwood not…
Boston report profiles three year old Stevie Roust described as a budding genius with extraordinary memory. Parents William and Mrs Roust say he easily recalls Red Sox names states and leaders and knows global facts after brief schooling. He was born underweight at three pounds and sees pediatric care.
The article notes that in recent years the United States has endured flood losses averaging more than 110 million dollars each year. It highlights economic impact and regional exposure without detailing specific events.
George Morgan, serving a life term in Goshen New York, studied law in the prison library and persuaded a county judge to reduce his sentence to 11 months and 29 days. A separate note mentions a new key caddie design that attaches inside a bassoon for easier key access.
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