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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1941
Page
23
Madison Avenue Christian church members report Rev James E Smith, new pastor, will arrive Wednesday morning to reside here and begin duties next Sunday. He graduated from Johnson Bible College in Johnson City Tennessee last Friday.
Carpenters from the Pennsylvania railroad shops reinforce the coal trestle with new timbers. Christopher Columbus Auxiliary members plan a 7 30 p m meeting at their South Liberty Street hall to discuss flag day parade and Father's Day dinner.
Rev D J Blasdell pastor of Mahoning Methodist church plans to discontinue the regular church bulletin during July and August due to fewer meetings and social activities in the summer season.
Workmen began demolishing the landmark at the corner of North Liberty street and Madison avenue to clear space for a gasoline station. The former residence and shoe repair shop had stood for years. The Evans family of 414 North Liberty street plan to visit Washington, D C, after seeing Kenneth Evans in the Army at Virginia Beach, Va.
A group of Mahoningtown young men were hired for National Youth Administration work at Cunningham Park. They began work Monday to enlarge the new N.Y.A. Center.
Mr and Mrs Wilbur Weisbaker of Akron have moved to North Cedar street. Mr and Mrs William Casto and Mr Jackson road were weekend visitors in Youngstown. Mr and Mrs P L Humphrey of West Clayton street visited relatives in North Liberty Sunday. Mr and Mrs Paul McPherson and daughter Narcy of Butler are visiting the Humphreys at West Clayton street.
Announcements to appear in this column must be signed with the writer’s name and address and include the name of the doctor. The notice outlines required details for publishing births in the column.
Mr and Mrs Andrew George of 403 Sampson Street announce the arrival of a son at New Castle Hospital on Monday June 9. The News By Mail One Year Five Dollars.
A long list of residents and visitors, including Mr. and Mrs. William Sowers in New Castle R D 1, Helen Andrews from Buffalo visiting Eleanor McDill, and many others moving, traveling, or ill. Names include Joseph James family, Anna Orend, Stanley Niece, Adolph Lang, James K. Love, Jere Bollinger, Mary Ann and Vera Van Sovich, C. W. Sankey, Howard Hetrick family, Leo Laughlin, I. M. Knopsnyder, Richard Welker, and several local households. notes cover trips to New York, Pittsburgh, Erie, Youngstown, and Atlantic City, plus hospital stays and recent operations.
Members of the Victory Bible class of St. Johns Lutheran church will gather Friday evening at the home of Mrs. John Swanson 2307 Albert street. Associate hostesses will be Mrs. Frank Wimer and Mrs. Forsman.
The Earnest Workers Class of Bethany Lutheran changes its meeting from June 13 to Friday June 20. The gathering will be held at Thelma Pankratz home on Winslow Avenue.
The Spiritualist Church of Truth holds a Wednesday 8 p.m. service in McGoun hall with Rev. Annie Crocker speaking on The Unfoldment of the Soul assisted by Rev. Agnes E. Guthrie. A grand circle follows Friday at 8 p.m.
Thursday at 7 30 p m a Bible study class will be held in the church Friday at 7 30 p m the Women s Society of Christian Service will meet in the church.
Evangelistic services held every evening at 7 30 except Wednesday and Sunday at 2 30 in the afternoon at the Italian Christian church Rev Joseph Justi of Wilmington Del will conduct each service Rev Frank Maruso serves as pastor of the church.
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