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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1941
Page
8
Dr Dafoe argues discipline begins in infancy and should build leadership in children. He criticizes whipping as harmful, notes many parents misapply punishment, and urges dialogue to foster understanding and cooperation within a democratic home. Children seek guidance, not fear, to grow into people who can fit with others.
About 49 scholars attended the opening of the summer daily Bible school at 9 oclock in the Finnish Lutheran church premises on South Bay street. The two week program runs 9 am to 4 pm with scripture, Finnish language, music and history classes taught by Miss Esther Halttunen of Suomi College Hancock Michigan.
E Lackawannock and numerous households report visitors and weekend gatherings. Residents from Greenfield Payette Highland Heights Millvale Mercer Aliquippa and Butler shared meals Memorial Day visits and family dinners with relatives in Brookville New Castle and West Middlesex.
The Union Young People sponsor a week long youth conference with opening service at 7 30 pm at the First Baptist Church. Rev Richard Harvey of Evie brings the message each evening. Fred Ruhl leads choristers and a 75 voice youth choir plans to perform. Welker trio provides music precedes each service along with a 7 pm prayer service. Police note petty thefts including stove, clock, and car items and a dog bite report at 616 North Cedar Street. A widow's burglary at 1049 Adams Street is recorded. James Taylor is general chairman.
Prominent Pittsburgh personality Rosey Rowswell will be the keynote speaker at Central Christian church father son banquet Tuesday evening. Rev Thomas B Shearer will lead and A W Bauman Jr will toast sons while Al Bauman and Sam Baldwin help organize. New Castle brass band will perform and Boy Scouts will present a no fag raising before a church auditorium speech.
A special service for all Episcopal churches in Lawrence and surrounding counties will be held at St John’s church Sharon on Tuesday June 10 at 7 30 p m The service will include evening prayer led by Rev Harold J Weaver with other clergy in vestments and a procession Rt Rev Henry St George Tucker D D presiding bishop of the Episcopal church and bishop of Virginia will preach on Forward in Service related to the churches ten year plan Representing Lawrence county churches are Rev Charles J Burton and lay delegations from Trinity and St Andrews New Castile and St Luke Ellwood City
State investigator Howard E. McLure warns city officials will hike dog collar tag fines from five dollars to ten dollars and costs for future violations. He cites strain from lax enforcement as roving dogs at night draw numerous complaints.
In memory of Floyd Thompson who died a year ago today. Hearts ache for the touch of the hand and voice that is stifled. He is badly missed by his family.
The Elm Street Y W C A committee of management will hold its monthly meeting Tuesday at 6 30 pm. This will be the last meeting until fall and new officers will be elected. STINSON-MANUEL Miss Wills Lb Stinson and Jerry Manuel both of Cleveland were married Saturday evening at the Second Baptist church parsonage with Rev A 5 Munnerlyr officiating. The couple will reside at 4735 Scoville Avenue Cleveland. The bride is a sister of Mrs William Weeks. 1210 Croton avenir. BOY 15 INJURED Helen Clark Pleasant Ridge Oakland Michigan reports a small colored boy collided with the side of her car after running from the rear of a parked car on Grant Street. He sustained a slight ankle injury and was attended by a local physician before being sent home. The boy’s name was not released.
Miss Elsie Christie daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Christie Grove City and Thomas Patterson son of Mr and Mrs Wilbur Patterson were married at 9 oclock on Friday May 30 in the Presbyterian parsonage by Rev Wilson Spencer. The bride a local school teacher and Patterson employed by Cheesman Bros Slippry Beck will make their home here. North Liberty notes list visits and family travels among local residents with relatives seen in Cleveland Meadville Hubbard and New Castle.
At a recent Sons Of Italy meeting in their club rooms on South Mill Street final plans were made to participate in the Flag Day parade on June 14. Members will meet at the club rooms at 2 PM and the next meeting is set for 2:30 PM on June 15. Our Lady Sodality of St. Vitus church will hold a special meeting after church services and assemble in the church basement.
Italian veterans to participate in a Flag Day parade with a division of ranks composed only of men who served in the United States armed forces. A meeting is set for Wednesday night June 11 at King Humbert hall on Division Street. Italians urged to attend. CHEST SESSION TONIGHT Community Chest Board directors meet at the YWCA 7230.
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