New Castle Boys In Medical Dept at Camp Greenleaf
Gilbert H. Colnor from Camp Greenleaf Ga writes to The News about 200 New Castle and Lawrence county boys from Motor Company No. 7 in the Medical Department. He describes travel, uniforms, daily life, and camaraderie as they adapt to camp routines, with names of several locals and a light note on their singing and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Camp Greenleaf
New Castle and
Lawrence County
Georgia
Gilbert H. Colnor
Chickamauga Park
Old New Castle
Old Town
Budd Hamilton
Wheeling
Berlin
Motor Company No. 7
Medical Department
Arthur Harris
Bud Hamilton
Bob Adams
Harley Shoaff
Shoaff
air—Motor Company No. 7
Pennsylvania
Bayes
Dan Cunningham
Sam Edelstein
Chuck Mathews
Chuck
Louis McAananey
Jimmie McIntyre
Tim Edmiston
Jimmie O’leary
Jis
Emar
Loyal Carson
Dufford
Greer
Norman Hartman
Earl Moffatt
Bob Newell
Walt Dietterle
Ludy
Kaiser Bill
Gilbert H. Colnot
Boys of Motor Co. No
Camp Greenleaf Annex
Alkali In Soap Bad For the Hair
Soap should be used carefully to protect hair. Ordinary malsified cocoanut oil offers a gentle cleansing option with rich lather that rinses clean and leaves hair soft, silky, and manageable. It is inexpensive and widely available at pharmacies for family use.
Huns Not Eager To See Yank
American troops in France report quiet patrols on the Toul front as a ten man patrol discovers empty German trenches. A Boston lad climbed a parapet and challenged the enemy but no one appeared, a flare signaling no response from the German side.
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Yank
Newton C. Parke
France
Toul Front
Boston
Company K S V Reserve to Drill at G A R Hall
Officers and privates of Company K 4th Regiment Sons of Veterans Reserve will drill this evening at 7 30 oclock in full uniform at G A R hall. By order of W W Stevenson Commanding Captain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of Veterans Reserve
G. A. R. Hall
W. W. Stevenson
Severe Storm Damages Wampum Area and Disrupts Rail Traffic
A heavy wind and thunderstorm in Wampum Pa caused extensive tree damage and caused a Pennsylvan ia freight train near Wampum Junction to derail with coal spilled from a car. No other major damage reported. Guests from Shellsburg Pa visit Mrs Maude Carpenter as part of an automobile trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wampum
Pennsylvania
Wampum Junction
R. I. Williams
W. H. Kenton
Perry
Shellsburg, Pa
Maude Carpenter
Ladies Knit Ting Meeting at Mrs Marshall Home
The Community Knit ting society will meet and be entertained at the home of Mrs. W H Marshall on Thursday night. All ladies are urgently requested to attend this meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Knitting Society
W. H. Marshall
Knights of Pythias Meet Tonight and Sermons
K of P No 440 meets tonight. Prayer meeting at Presbyterian church at 8 with Rev Woods. Prayer meeting at M E church at 8 with Rev Buzza. Frank Lancaster, who sailed for France, sent word that his voyage was successful and he is well. his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R Lancaster, received the letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Woods
M. E
Rev
Buzza
Frank Lancaster
France
R. Lancaster
Local residents visit New Castle and area
Mr and Mrs Frank Gibson and son Paul of New Castle visited Mrs Gibson s parents Mr and Mrs Robert Freed. Mrs Chas Dindinger of Beaver spent yesterday with relatives here. Mrs B Cohen Rosamond and Eugene returned from a trip to Johnstown Blairsville and Pittsburg. Mr and Mrs Chas Ferguson and Mrs Chas Dindinger were New Castle visitors yesterday. Mr and Mrs John Galbreath were in New Castle Tuesday. Mrs Eugene Wrenc and children of Leetonia Ohio concluded a visit with Miss Margaret and Matthew McGrath. S S Book was a New Castle visitor yesterday. Mrs Robert Roys was a visitor in New Castle Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Gibson
Paul
New Castle
Chas. Ferguson
Chas. Dindinger
John Galbreath
Eugene Wrenc
Leetonia
Margaret
Matthew McGrath
S. S. Book
Robert Roys
Sugar Certificates Now Available Through Grocers
Grocers at the office of the food administrator over Citizens' National Bank can issue sugar certificates for canning and preserving. Consumers must obtain certificates from grocers. 25 pounds per certificate, usable repeatedly for canning or preserving. Hoarding will lead to confiscation, public naming of violators, and denial of future sugar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ National Bank
McKee
Young Raub Son Arrives Safely Overseas
Wilson Raub reports that his son Paul Lester Raub has arrived safely overseas. The message confirms the family’s relief as the young man reaches his destination abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Raub
Paul Lester Raub
Struthers Group Spends Day in Cambridge Springs Trip
The Misses Margaret Needler Edith Harris and Mary Houston of Struthers and couples Mr and Mrs C McCullough Mr and Mrs Wag goner Mr and Mrs Hofmeister the Misses Adda Coates Stella Hess and Walter Raub motored to Cambridge Springs Sunday spending the day in the Waggoner and McCullough machines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Needler
Edith Harris
Mary Houston
Struthers
McCullough
C. Waggoner
Todd Hofmeister
Adda Coates
Stella Hess
Walter Raub
Cambridge Springs
Waggoner
Motor to New Springfield
Mrs. Claude Bonnet and children Jessie and Dorothy along with Miss Bell Leeper Wilson Raub and John Fetsko traveled to New Springfield Sunday and spent the day with Mrs. Metzler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Springfield
Claude Bonnet
Jessie and
Dorothy
Miss Bell Leeper
Wilson Raub
John Fetsko
Metzler
Residents Visit Family Members Across City
Mr. and Mrs. John McGuire and children Bernard and Lucille spent Monday with John McGuire's mother Mrs. Phoebe McGuire. Mrs. Charlie Mack was a New Castle visitor Monday. Miss Hattie Burns of New Castle is visiting her sister Mrs. William McCullough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McGuire
Bernard
Lucille
Phoebe McGuire
Charlie Mack
New Castle
Hattie Burns
William McCullough
New Castle School District Faces Gas Rate Increase
The Manufacturer's Light and Heat Co announces a shift from 23 to 28 cents per unit for gas next year. A school board member says, pay the higher rate and conserve gas as much as possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Light and Heat Company
New Castle
Leesburg Plans Ice Cream Social and Red Cross Support
Leesburg hosts an ice cream social on the church lawn Thursday June 13 to benefit the Red Cross. The local Red Cross auxiliary met at the Presbyterian church to sew hospital shirts and a patriotic quilt donor Mrs Jack Davis invites 50 cent contributions with names written on the quilt. Miss Louise Giffen returns from Geneva College after winning general excellence prizes for three years. Leesburg seniors Elizabeth Offutt and Martha Giffen graduate Mercer High School with Giffen as valedictorian. Alderman Mantz receives a Stars and Stripes copy from C E Steckle currently in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leesburg Presbyterian Church
Red Cross
Red Cross Auxiliary
Lees
Burg
Presbyterian Church
the Red Cross
Jack Davis
Louise Giffen
Geneva College
Mercer High School
Leesburg
Elizabeth Offutt
Martha Giffen
Certificates For City Teachers
At the regular school board meeting last night the board recommended certificates for teachers. Dorothea Keast Helen Wing receive college graduate permanent certificates. Anne Elizabeth Stockman Gula Allen receive permanent state certificates. Billen DeHaun receives permanent special certificate. State normal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothea Keast
Helen Wing
Anne Elizabeth Stockman
Gula Allen
Billen DeHaun
State
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Good Grocers
the Woolson Spice Co., Tolede Ohie
Oake Suit CO
ST. Cloud Elda
East Washington St
L. L. Swan
North Mill Street
Mineral Water “Distributing Co
Washington ST. Bell
Union
Marshall
China
Washington St
Ogg Ios
Lawrence Auto CO
South
Mercer St
Tnion
Bell
TRE New Castle Electric CO
Bell Phone
Motor Co
G. H. Colnor
S. 8
Kodak
New Castle Pharmacy
Mill Sts
Company K
K. OF
P. Meerts
P. No. 440
Wampum Personals
Food Administration
Citizens’ Bank
East
Washington Street
J. N. Euwer
Madame Jones
Euwer’s
Edenburg
Northside
Gu Ao- Metal
Tana
Edenburg Personals
Love & Megown
Georgettes
Agton Street
Alderman Mantz
Stars and Stripes
C. E. Steckle
Castle
Fifteenth
Ensimeering Corps
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