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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1941
Page
17
Members of the Townsmen a young men's club gathered for an outing last night at Camp Fred L Rentz by Slippery Rock Creek Mush ball entertained the group with informal play and social time.
Knights of Columbus members elected officers on Wednesday at the K C Home. Elected: Grand Knight Francis J Augustine, Deputy Grand Knight Owen E Tighe, Chancellor William J Carter, Recording Secretary Joseph Flynn, Treasurer John J Carlin, Advocate Gerald Gulmaugh, Warden Hugh Dougherty, Inside Guard Domenick Pagli, Outside Guard Joseph Hannon, Trustee Thomas Cunningham, Organist John V OLeary, Delegates Thomas Cunningham and Quint Tighe with alternates William Howley and James Steiner. Appointments: Secretary Joseph Ritty and Lecturer Richard Burke. Chaplain to be named. installation to follow.
Frank Morrison formerly of Gary Indiana and a longtime New Castle tin worker returns for a visit. He attends sessions of the Consistory at the Cathedral with his daughter Ruth and stays with Mrs. Joseph E. Criswell at ING Randolph street. Morrison is retired but previously served as assistant general superintendent of Gary tin mill hot mills. He left New Castle about 20 years ago.
Announcements align with writer’s address and time. Nancy Lou, a daughter, born June 10 at Jameson Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Sam Schus sler of 809 State Street. Linda Jayne, a daughter, born June 6 to Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel Reynolds of Etna Street. Everett R. Fitzer and wife welcomed a daughter on June 12 at Jameson Memorial. James Delaverson and wife of 517 South Mercer Street announce a son born June 11 named James.
Reunion brings together former Gaston Sunday School and Sheep Hill Day School alumni to remember founders John and Mrs. McKay. Ninety attendees recall LMIs early days, with dinner in the rose garden, speeches by local residents, and a memorial for three members. The next reunion is slated for June 1942 at the same site.
An auto driven by Kenneth Campbell and a tractor trailer driven by John Scott sidewned on Route 224 near Parkstown. Campbell and Stanley Baron sustained head lacerations and bruises and were treated at Jameson Memorial hospital. Baron was a passenger in Campbell's car.
Daniel Divjak aged 23 of 815 Du Shane street is in critical condition with a fractured jaw and collar bone and possible skull fracture after his car struck a pole at Frizzleburg Route 22 early today. He is at Jameson Memorial hospital, found wandering on the highway and placed there by Dan Ippolito of 1020 Beckford street. Marriage licenses issued to Michael Edward Higgins and Mary Louise Zemon of Youngstown.
The Lawrence Indies moved to first in the City Baseball League by routing the Moose 16 to 2 at Marshall Field. Starter Joe Wik allowed five hits and struck out six. The Indies compiled 15 hits, led by Gaydosik with the only extra-base hits, and improved to ten wins against one defeat, overtaking the Elders on games played.
Bessemer overcame an outhit performance with solid defense and four errors charged to Wampum. Hardesty allowed nine hits while Marshall yielded seven. Leading 7 to 3 going into the last inning, Bessemer held on as Wampum scored two but fell short. Ellwood City’s victory affects league standings.
National Radiator softball team exploded for 15 hits to crush Johnson Bronze 15 to 3 at Gaston Mark field. Dusty Rhodes pitched four-hit ball, with Zingaro Mazzeri Hor dix and Cooper homering for the Radiators while Kelly homered for Bronze.
The county L T L held their round-up rally Sunday afternoon at 1 30 with Miss McKissick county superintendent in charge. An interesting program was presented by local groups and lunch was served by group leaders. A round-up will be held every year by the L T L groups.
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