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New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1952

Page

11

Reserves Leave For Camp From Local Group

Sixty four officers and men of Company A and B, 314th Infantry, 79th Division, depart Saturday for Camp Pickett Virginia for two weeks of intensive training. The local group meets at the Greer building at 6 30 a m and takes buses to the B and B station for Pittsburgh then a special train to camp. Fourteen attached men from Franklin join on the first leg making a total of eight officers and 56 enlisted in the local delegation. Capt Robert A Emery commands Company A and Capt James M Obodzinski commands Company B. Tobacco is cultivated as far north as Quebec and Stockholm.

Cos 314Th Infantry 79Th Division Camp Pickett Greer Building N. Mercer Street Organized Reserve Seventh Ward Pittsburgh

No Baby-Sitting Rule Enforced At City Playgrounds

City Recreation Supervisor Rees Flannery orders children under four or unable to care for themselves to be accompanied by an older child at public playgrounds. The rule follows complaints from playground leaders about unattended small children.

Rees Flannery

Injury after fall from car on West North street

Mrs. Shirlene Walls of 802 West North street was treated at Jameson Memorial hospital for abrasions to her right ankle and knee and a sprained right ankle after a car door opened and she fell from the vehicle. Dairying is the biggest source of farm income in Ohio.

Shirlene Walls West North Street Jameson Memorial Hospital Ohio

Highland-McGill Girl Scouts Install Officers

Highland-McGill Community Group holds a meeting at First United Presbyterian Church where retiring chairwoman Mrs. A Bates Butler Jr. installed officers. New chairmen include Mrs. Duard Homer and secretary-treasurer Mrs. Robert Weber, with program and training posts filled by local volunteers from Highland and McGill schools.

Highland-McGill Girl Scouts First United Presbyterian Church A. Bates Butler Jr Duard Homer Robert Weber Highland School Frederick Boley Charles McGill Ben Finkel John Hite Ed. Chapman Jr McGill School Jerry Crangi Austin Cowmeadow

Committee meeting notice at First United Presbyterian

Mrs. Robert Pickel Mrs. John Rea and Rev. Robert Mayo publicity announce the next committee meeting on Friday September 5 at 3 p.m. in the First United Presbyterian church parlors.

Robert Pickel John Rea Robert Mayo First United Presbyterian Church

Wayne Sines Jr Receives Pitt Electrical Engineering Degree

Wayne U. Sines Jr. earned a bachelor of science in electrical engineering at the University of Pittsburgh commencement. He is son of Mr and Mrs Wayne U Sines of Warren Avenue 93 and belongs to the Gulf Research Fellowship at Mellon Institute for Industrial Research. He plans graduate work at Pitt.

Wayne U. Sines Jr University of Pittsburgh Sines Wayne U. Sines Warren Avenue Mellon Institute For Industrial Research The University

Navy Enlists Three From Lawrence County

Chief John C. Horner of the U S Naval recruiting station in New Castle announced the enlistment of three from Lawrence county into the Navy. They are Scott Joel Ralston John Charles Hemphill and Maurice LaVerne Castor all were enlisted as seamen recruits and transferred Thursday to Bainbridge Md.

John C. Horner U. S. Naval New Castle Lawrence County Navy Scott Joel Ralston Long Avenue John Charles Hemphill Monroe Street Maurice LaVerne Castor New Castle Street New Wilmington Bainbridge

Cleaning coffee stains with heat and cloth presses

The guidance states if stains persist after warm water and soap, apply boiling water from two to three feet high. For silks, sandwich the stained area between clean damp cloths and press with a hot iron to lift the stain.

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