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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1941
Page
29
The New Castle Field Club ladies met Wednesday at 1 PM for their bi weekly dessert bridge with Mrs Maxwell as hostess. High score honors went to Mrs Lindsley Mrs Schwartz Mrs Whalen and Mrs McGrew. The group will meet again on June 25 with the hostess to be announced.
Members met Wednesday evening at Maxine Padula’s Pearl Street home. Thelma Laita captured the door prize with prizes also awarded to Rose Laita and Marie Roman. Hostess Mary Ascione assisted with lunch. Special guests Mary Bloise and Mrs. John Payra attended. Next meeting set for June 25 with Marie Roman.
Associates of the G. O. F. club marked an anniversary with a Wednesday evening tearoom gathering after a full course chicken dinner. A theatre party followed, and on June 25 Mrs. John Corio of Lathrop Street will entertain.
Members of the East Side Garden Club met at Mrs Kathryn Mc Entire’s Wallace avenue home for a program on Summer Flowers. A luncheon preceded talks on Flowers and Trees of the Bible Delphinium culture and Azaleas with a flower quiz award to Mrs W H Hanger. New members Mrs Hanger and Mrs Charles Dean welcomed. July 9 picnic at Mrs Edward Davenport’s Rock Springs home.
Mrs. Arthur Fiedler of R. D. 7 hosted the Pandoras club on Wednesday evening and card playing proved the main pastime. Those receiving prizes were: Mrs.
Joseph DeLullo and several named guests attended a meeting hosted by Mrs. William Cubbellis and Mrs. Ruben Pratt with Mrs. Sally Gordon and Mrs. Mike Gamulak as special guests. Lunch followed and Sally Gordon helped with serving during the event hosted on Cascade Street with Mrs. Sam Crisci.
Mrs. Howard Cade entertained G A G club members Wednesday afternoon for 500. Refreshments followed and high score awards went to Mrs. Francis Bartley, Mrs. Regina Suhre, and Mrs. Mont ONeill. Special guest Erma Suhre attended. On June 26, Mrs. Ralph Schetrom will host at East Brook Street.
Associates of the Emanon club met at Mrs. Chester Dean’s home on Catherine Street for a Wednesday evening wiener roast and card game. Mrs. Frank Stiritz received a birthday gift from the group. The club plans a gathering at Mrs. Jessie Joseph’s Edison avenue home on June 25.
Members gathered at Mrs. John Fuleno's Sutton street home. Mrs. Phil Conti received the club token and card prizes were won by Mrs. Anna Palmer and Mrs. Nick DeCarbo. A lunch followed served by the hostess with Mrs. Joseph Naples assisting. Mrs. Palmer invites members to her home on June 25.
Members met at Mrs. Carrie Alexander home in Gardner for a tureen dinner and business session. Mrs. Charles Miller reported attendance and the group decided to hold a breakfast event with time and place to be announced later.
Members of the B and O Auxiliary gathered in the Green Room of the YWCA on Wednesday evening for their regular business and social event.
Many sufferers find the real cause of backaches in tired kidneys. The kidneys remove waste from blood and pass about 3 pints daily. When kidney function is impaired, toxins remain, causing backache, tiredness, swelling, and other symptoms. Doan's Pills offer relief by aiding kidney flushing.
The text profiles Max Aiken a Canadian born former Calgary pool hall owner who rose to wealth by cement merges and moved to London to buy a newspaper. Portrayed as beaver lord and economic dictator who may influence Britain and be on par with Churchill, Hull, Knudsen, Roosevelt, and Winston reforms.
Political coverage continues on this page detailing campaign strategies and rival positions. Analysts weigh candidate names and party alignments, highlighting key issues and upcoming electoral maneuvers shaping the race.
The piece argues that Murphy and Douglas should not resign from the supreme court despite rumors. It notes their $20,000 salary, lifetime tenure with full pay after retirement, and the prestige of the position. It suggests finding a way to curb sensational reports to preserve court respect and reduce irritation among justices.
In patient notes at Jameson Memorial Hospital several individuals are listed as admitted or discharged. Admitted patients include James B. Foster Darrell Lenn Sampson Mildred Murphy Delores Adamski Shirley Gott Kenneth Campbell Ella Mae Long Daniel Divjak and others with tonsil operations noted for several. Discharges include Phyllis Smith and multiple others with tonsil operations from various streets.
Admitted: Teresa Ann Crouch 942 Harrison street William Keller Moorehead and Hanna streets Robert Conti 417 Bleakley avenue Wanda Gurgacz 6 East Ralph avenue Mrs Emelia Tarzia 18 West Big Run street. Discharged: Nick Martino Box 138 Bogers Pa Herman and Shirley Braatz 1810 Hamilton street Charles and Daniel Sinutka 1725 Pearson street Rose Marie Brasile 825 South Jefferson street Marie Galucci 808 South Jefferson street.
Notice states the author will not be responsible for debts by others. Identifies JOHN R. SHANER of R D 7 Mahoningtown Pa and offers The News by Mail for 1 Year at a price of $5.00. The message clarifies personal liability and subscription terms.
In the township building the Edenburg Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service held a noon tureen dinner. Mrs. Vivien Phenecie led the table decorating committee and Ada McCullough presented handkerchiefs to Mrs. Floyd Rape. The group planned a Cascade Park breakfast for July 9 with transport reservations and noted guests and program topics on drunken driving and alcohol effects.
Thousands with weak kidneys improve sleep by flushing wastes and soothing the bladder. The ad promotes Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules at 35 cents, claiming diuretic and kidney stimulant effects and relief from gouty pain.
Mrs Vivien Phenecie spent Monday with her parents Mr and Mrs Homer Johnston in Meerdville. Mr and Mrs George Mann of New Castle stayed with Mr and Mrs Clifford Beight on the north side for the weekend. Mrs Ethel Bell of New Castle dined Wednesday with Mr and Mrs Albert Wigton on Crawford Avenue.
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