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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1941
Page
27
Girl Scouts from New Castle units will participate in the Flag Day parade on Saturday afternoon June 14, assembling at the Legion home at 3 o'clock. Leaders are asked to bring the entire troop and wear uniforms. Boy Scouts and other civic groups will join in a city wide demonstration with a mass meeting at 8:15 PM at the Cathedral.
Local Pennsylvania offices conduct a statewide registration of workers available for defense jobs. The effort aims to line up labor for defense industries as part of the state's employment service program.
D Wylie Fulton son of Mr and Mrs R M Fulton of New Castle Pennsylvania received a medal at Bob Jones College commencement for the most unselfish student.
Dr. Hubley R. Owen announces Philadelphia had zero diphtheria deaths in 1940 marking the longest period without a fatal case since the anti diphtheria campaign began 16 years earlier. Only 52 cases were reported as the city reopened 85 immunization stations for preschool children in June.
A meditation on loyalty and silence when a friend makes a dangerous error. It questions whether remaining quiet is true loyalty and notes that fatigue with sports talk signals a failing club.
City hall reports a petition to the PUC requests abandonment of car service and expansion of bus routes, with Highland line looping Englewood and Fairfield avenues. Officials note rising winter demand, 13 new buses planned, and tracks to be salvaged if approved.
A new medical discovery used by doctors treats stomach ulcers caused by excess acid and relieves gas pains indigestion and heartburn. Sold as Lorin at drugstores with a money back guarantee. mix two teaspoonfuls in half a glass of milk for easy use.
Miss Minnie Hill hosts Dorcas society at her home. Miss Dorothy M Bullard and Carl Huey wed at Leesburg Presbyterian Church in a single ring ceremony. Rev W A Lloyd presided. Bride wore white satin with white accessories and carried white roses and snapdragons. Edna Hughes was maid of honor. bridesmaids Louise and Viola Jenkins. Best man Lloyd W Auble. Music featured Love Dream Simple Confession and Mendelssohn Wedding March. Louisa Jenkins and Viola sang I Love You Truly O Promise Me Ah Sweet Mystery of Life. Ushers Clyde Grundy Jr David Lloyd. After wedding trip to unknown destination.
The group will spend weeks at the James C. Mitchell farm near Fredonia for a vacation with sisters Mrs. Harry Dunn of Penngrove New Jersey and Mrs. Gilmore Montgomery and family from Philadelphia.
Orpha Scollard of Grove City and Mae Black of Mercer visited friends Friday and last week respectively. Isabel and Delores Smith of Millburn stayed with Jo Ann Hawthorne Saturday. Families including the Schollers and Shollers visited relatives and traveled to Youngstown. Carson Orr and Fannie Cavin joined New Castle commencement. William Rice spends summer with his mother in Grove City.
Edenburg church will observe Children’s Day on Sunday morning June 15 with a special program. Mr and Mrs Willis McBride of Buffalo Creek visited I M Hofmeister Sunday evening. Missionary women of the church plan a regular monthly meeting and three dinner at Mrs George Nicholls on Jackson street Wednesday June 11.
Philadelphia June 10 Robin Hood Dell concerts open June 19 with The Star Spangled Banner played first. A spokesman says public performances honor American heritage and national anthem. The Dell board approves free admission for armed forces personnel on Monday and Friday evenings.
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