Round-Up club plans June 24 hamburg fair at Casaj de Park
South Mill street club rooms hosted Round-Up members who mapped a June 24 hamburg fair at Casaj de Park with Mrs George Ross as chairwoman. Assisting are several members. Regular meetings will end, replaced by weekly surgical dressings in the Wallace building and tea room entertainments by hostesses. Birthday honors given to Mrs Charles Tedescko. celebration led by Mrs Charles Petrucci. Lunch served by several hostesses. June 21 hostesses unnamed. Engagement announced for den ie Boni to Pvt Joe Bonelli of Struthers Ohio, stationed at Kelly Field Texas. No wedding date set. McQuiston family reunion cancelled due to war restrictions.
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South Mill Street
Cas] de Park
George Ross
Ross
Anthony Wallane
Ruben Pratt
Harry E. Ross
Angelo Sands
Charles Petrucci
Wallace Building
Charles Tedescko
M Charge Ross
Harry J
Frankie
Joseph Tedescko
Angelo. Colella
Anthony J. Capezio
Augustine Rosell
Joseph Orrico
James Cherol
Thomas Boni
Division Street
Denie
Joe Bonelli
Domenick Bonelli
Struthers
Bonelli
Kelly Field
Texas
Hershey Auxiliary Program Monday at First Presbyterian
Hershey Auxiliary members of the First Presbyterian church gathered Monday evening at the church. Mrs. C. C. Ctreen conducted the devotional on Strength And Courage with Bible passages. Mrs. Mellvaine closed with a vocal solo by Mrs. L. P. Prien. Ross Rosenberger was accompanist. Mrs. Carl Andrea sen spoke on The Work of the Salvation Army. A social time with refreshments followed.
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Hershey
First Presbyterian Church
C. C. Ctreen
J. Dy Melivaine
L. P. Prien
Ross Rosenberger
Mellvaine
Carl Andreasen
Salvation Army
Walter Braham
Lucien Black G. Porrester
D. Piniessey
Sadie Hiliott
Pearl Dutford
FF. Urey
Joe Parks
Willard Chestney Honored at Farewell Dinner
Willard Chestney, soon to enter army service, was honored at a farewell dinner held Sunday at a local venue, with attendees praising his service and wishing him safety in the coming assignment.
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Willard Chestney
Local clubs and reunions postponed or moved
Due to an OPA gasoline ruling the Fullerton Sharpe reunion scheduled for June 12 is postponed. The Gibson reunion set for June 16 with Mrs. J. B. Gibson is canceled. Club meetings include CG R Co at Mrs. Casto’s and Y B class at Mrs. Caldwell’s, plus Child Guidance at 314 Fairmont Avenue.
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Fullerton-Sharpe
OPA
Everet V. Martin
Fairmont Avenue
Religious And Fraternal Circles Meeting Postponed
The A. Cc. T. class of First Christian church postponed June’s gathering to next month. Church Of Truth holds 8 p.m. services in MecCioun hall with Rev. Annie Crock er and Rev. Agnes B. Guthrie speaking on The Christian Way. Crand circle meets Friday at 8 p.m. Valley Way United Brethren Woman’s Missionary Society gathers Wednesday at Mrs. Mary Livermore’s home with Rev. Raymond Bomer as speaker.
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A. Cc. T
First Christian Church
Church of Truth Spiritualist
Church of Truth
MecCioun Hall
Annie Crocker
Christian Way
Agnes B. Guthrie
Crand
Valley Way Meeting
Women's Missionary Society of the Valley Way United ‘Brethern. Church
Mary Livermore
West Pittsburg World
Raymond Bomer
Bethel United Brethern. Church
Newborns Reported in Jameson and New Castle Hospitals
Mr and Mrs Edward R Flickner of Dewey avenue welcomed a son on June 7 at Jameson Memorial hospital. Mr and Mrs Kenneth A Kelly of 1087 Beckford street announce a son born June 7 at New Castle hospital. Mr and Mrs John Win cek of 711 Lawrence avenue Ellwood City report a daughter born June 7 at New Castle hospital.
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Edward R. Flickner
Dewey Avenue
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Kenneth A. Kelly
Beckford Street
New Castle Hospital
John Wincek
Lawrence Avenue
Ellwood City
Personal Mentions From New Castle Area
Mr and Mrs Joseph A Frederick Jr and family moved from New Wilmington to Pittsburgh J D McCoy of 427 Martin Street confined to Jameson Memorial hospital for treatment Alfred James Jr of 701 Wilmington Avenue underwent appendectomy last Thursday rapidly improving Mrs Hugh Barnard of Rome NY and daughter Nancy May visiting her parents Mr and Mrs H E Golder of 317 East Winter Mr and Mrs Warren Hodge and children of Youngstown returned after visiting the former s aunt Mrs A T Kissinger of 651 East Washington Street Mrs Charles Colella of 616 Sutton Street recuperating at the home of her daughter Mrs Albert Verl 1018 Williams Street after hospital stay Mrs R C G McGoun of 508 Centennial Street returned from a Florida trip visiting daughter Mrs S S B Wray and Staff Sergeant Wray in Jacksonville Fla Mrs M Slavonsky and daughter Maxine Paul returned from Holidays Cove West Virginia after graduation exercises of nephew Milton Jay Weinberg Mrs George Tribby of Warren Avenue returned from Lakewood Ohio to visit daughter Mrs Charles Craft and family The latter soon leaves for Muskingum Michigan for three months stay Paul Davis of Wayne arrived in New Castle for extended visit with sister and brother in law the Rev and Mrs R D Bo mer 721 City Line Street the former suffered serious back injuries last fall at work in Ohio Mr and Mrs Edward D Reese of Sharon returned after weekend with sisters Misses Katherine and Alice Reese of Boyles Avenue also visited Mrs Reese s parents Mr and Mrs Charles Soberg of Electric Street Miss Belly Henry daughter of Mr and Mrs L L Henry of Garfield Avenue and Miss Catherine Palk daughter of Joseph Palk of North Street returned to employment in Baltimore Maryland after a week s vacation at home here
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Joseph A. Frederick, Jr
RD. 1
New Wilmington
Pittsburgh
J.D. McCoy
Martin Street
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Alfred James, Jr
Wilmington Avenue
Hugh ‘Barnard
Rome
Nancy May
H. E. Golder
East Winter Avenue
Warren Hodge
Youngstown
A. T. Kissinger
East Washington Street
Charles Colella
Sutton Street
Albert Verl
Williams Street
New Castle Hospital
R CG. McGoun
Centennial Street
Florida
Wray
Jacksonville
Fla
M. Slavonsky
Maxine Paul
Holidays Cove
W. Va
Milton Jay Weinberg
George Tribby
Warren Avenue
Lakewood
Ohio
Sharon
Katherine
Alice Reese
Boyles Avenue
Reese
Charles Soberg
Electric Street
Belly Henry
L. Ll. Henry
Garfield Avenue
Catherine Palk
Joseph Palk
North Street
Baltimore
Maryland
American soldier buys balloon as war souvenir in London
An indignant American doughboy, wandering Hyde Park, paid 180 dollars for a barrage balloon that had floated over the park. He seeks the seller as the balloon remains part of London defenses and the incident provokes across the capital.
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International News Service
London
Hyde Park
Middletown Man Stopped for Odd Attire Shields 4 Pairs of Pants
A Middletown police officer halted James Morgan aged 47 after noting his prosperous look did not match his appearance. Morgan claimed Dayton as his home and admitted stealing four pairs of pants from a haberdasher. He was jailed for 30 days after being stripped to a single trouser size.
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Conternationual News Service
Middletown
James Morgan
Moran
Dayton
jJail
Three County Strike Affects Gas Workers in Pittsburgh Area
A three county strike shut down meter readers and line workers for Manufacturers' Light & Heat, with about 100 affected and 23 in Lawrence county. GWI union president Glenn Borgs of New Brighton says demands include longer hours, job-based pay, and quarterly bonuses, while asserting vital services remain intact and emergencies will be met. meters may not be read after 36 hours but gas flow continues.
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Light & Heat Company
Lawrence
Beaver
Allegheny
Gas Workers Independent Union
Glenn Borgs
New Brighton
Lawrence ‘County
C. M. Kerr
Lawrence County
Ines
W. A. Battin
Manufacturers’ Light & Heat Company
Afro-Americans to Speak at Moravia Street Church
Elder C Toombs and his Aliquippa congregation will lead a Thursday evening service at the Church of God in Christ 1123 Moravia street starting at 7 40 with prayer. St Pauls Baptist church plans missionary meeting and back tax payments listed for the parsonage with Reverend Wheeler to speak June 13 on The Danger in Following Afar Off.
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T. Toombs
Aliquippa
Church of ‘God In Christ
Moravia Street
St. Paul's Baptist Church
Pastor's Aid Club
St. Paul's Church
Wheeler
C. ‘T. Toombs
Aliquippa, Pa
Church of God In Christ
Boy Scouts Camp-O-Bee Set for June 10 at Gaston Park
New Castle scouts will hike to Gaston Park Thursday morning June 10 arriving between 9 and 10:30 AM. They will camp cook and play games for the day with dishes tents and equipment as needed. Top three patrols advance to the Council Camp-O-Bee at Lawrence County Scout Camp. Scouters invited. grounds to be cleared by 9 AM. Emergency Service Corps plans camping trip June 12. Troop 1 meets at Mt Jackson High School June 9.
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Lawrence County
Gaston Park
New Castle Emergency Service Corps
Mahoning Valley Grange to Meet with Speaker Dayton
The Mahoning Valley Grange will convene this evening at 8:30 with Lewis C. Dayton, County Agricultural Extension agent, as guest speaker. The article also notes Benjamin Franklin as a strict vegetarian and reluctant to Ish, a detail reflecting historical dietary views.
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Mahoning Valley Grange
Lewis C. Dayton
County Agricultural Extension
Benjamin Franklin
Chattanooga Boasts Retired Commodore Albert Key
Chattanooga Tenn hears that one of four retired commodores, Albert L. Key, is honored as a rank revived by Congress. Key, once brigadier general equivalent, served extensively in the Navy and led the Boston Navy Yard during World War I. He now spends time in Washington while his son David Key serves in diplomacy.
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International News Service
Chattanooga
Tenn
Albert L. Key
Congress
Navy
Key
Boston Navy Yard
Washington
David Key
Armored unit experts leave for West Point academy
Twenty two commissioned officers and privates from the 9th Armored Regiment of the 20th Armored Division depart for the United States Military Academy at West Point to instruct cadets in armored tactics. They earned their assignments through competition among 20th Division soldiers and are graduates of Fort Knox specialist school. The Moslem University at Al Azhar in Cairo, Egypt, was established in 970.
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Camp Campbell
9Th Armored Regiment
20Th Armored
United States Military Academy
West Point
20Th Division
Fort, Knox
Sing Sing prison name origin and Ossining town change
The term Sing Sing derives from Indian words for a stony place. The prison retained the Sing Sing name, while the town was renamed Ossining in 1901 to reflect the change.
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Sing Sing
Ossining
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