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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1941
Page
18
The Seventh Ward NYA Center announces Crawford Oakridge playground is open for public use. Residents report equipment and ball diamond available with supervision to ensure safe play. center staff provide oversight and youth supervision experience.
Every person at Crawford Oakridge NYA Center Atlantic avenue will take part in the big Flag Day parade here Saturday. The girls will march in the aura filvision of the parade which includes the youth organizations. The Center s Station wagon will head the celega ther.
Members of the Young Ladies Sodality of St. Margaret Church enjoyed a steak fry event at Cascade Past 7 o clock. The supper was cooked in the grove and served on a neatly arranged table, offering a pleasant evening for attendees.
The article notes the meal and various pastimes for the evening hours organized by a committee including Mrs. Mary Vatter Betty O'Donnell and Frances Toler. It mentions city plats near the disposal plant yielding over 70 gardens with new gardens appearing as work on roofing proceeds on North Liberty Street between Madison and Cherry.
Local pilot John Dochko of Wilder Avenue Boston begins a three week advanced flight instruction course in the Civil Aeronautics Authority program. The training will qualify him to instruct student fliers in the cross country pilot training program at Bernard Airport Youngstown.
Rev E R Barris pastor of Wesleyan Methodist Church West Middlesex accepts call to Meadville church. Barris and family will move Thursday. He is son of Mr and Mrs R W Barris of Mt Jackson road and well known in this area.
The regnar meeting of the Women's Benefit Association Re view No. 201 was held Tuesday evening led by President Lloyd Mitcheltree. A lunch followed with Mrs. MicenetLrer and Mrs. Walter Crabbe assisting. Out-of-town members included Mrs. J. R. Meek of New Wilmington and Mrs. Edna Michael of Warren.
Grove City June 1 Burton Co Hopeman prominent ship constructor of Waynesboro Virginia was elected to the board of trustees at the annual meeting yesterday Trustees re elected William H Burchfield Frederick B Hufnagel Graham Harbison Lamont Hughes J M Miter Johny A Schelde J Howard Pew resticted president of the board Harry J Crawford Emlene Low Wer president B Harshaw Treasurer William S Meday secretary John T D Meyer count slay
War ends plans for a free fair at New Castle in 1941. Secretary-Manager A. Clyde Shoal of the New Castle Agricultural Association said rising material costs in a war atmosphere made free fair plans impossible. The board decided against it and the fair will run on a paid basis August 18, 20 and 21.
Sergeant Owen F E Tighe in charge of the New Castle Army Recruiting Station announced ten days ago that vacancies in the Air Corps are now available at several locations including Orleans Drew Fite Flor Wallawasee Florida Meridan Bolling Field Maxwell Field Ala Spokane Wash Fresno Call Barksdale Field La Boise Idaho Gray Field Fort Lewis Wash Tuscon Arizona.
Admission list includes Lawrence Clark Mary Ulmer Martha Gterling and Phyllis MacKenzie with tonsil operations and other entries across Ellwood City Elwood City and McKeesport. Discharges note Laura Pla Marcella Noctis Mrs Johnson infant daughter and others from Ellwood City and Pittsburgh areas.
A cosmetic procedure offering permanent removal of superfluous hair moles and other blemishes conducted by A. Kraspernk D M at 703 Central Tower, Youngstown. Hours are 10 to 4 daily, evenings by appointment, phone 22626.
Edward Wishler sustains a fractured wrist after a bicycle fall. He was treated at Jameson Memorial Hospital following the incident.
A man sustained a fracture to the left side after falling from a bicycle at his residence. He was able to return home after treatment and a night awakening follow up.
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