Wimer Appointed Painter in Federal Service
Francis L. Wimer of 906 East Washington street has accepted a permanent appointment as a painter with the Federal government. After six months of probation under Federal supervision his craftsmanship was approved and he was offered a parent position with the National Park Service under the Department of the Interior. He will be stationed in Washington and was previously a partner in J. L. Wimer and Son of New Castle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis L. Wimer
East
Washington Street
Mr. Wimer
National Park Service
Department of the Interior
Washington
Patients at New Castle Hospital Receive 54 Bouquets
On National Shut in Day patients at the New Castle hospital were brightened by 54 bouquets donated by members of the New Castle Florists Telegram Delivery. The event showcased local civic spirit and support for hospitalized individuals.
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National
New Castle Hospital
New Castle
Nations Again Default Debts by Europe Reach Over 1 Billion
Europe’s debt to the United States again defaults with the total due reaching 1,160,122,766.65 dollars. Only Finland fully paid its June installment, clearing 164,315.50 dollars at the Federal Reserve Bank in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Washington
Europe
Uncle Sam
Great Britain
France
Finland
State Department
Federal Reserve Bank
New York City
Airmail to West Now Goes Faster at New Castle
Postmaster Richard A. Steen announces a new airmail service from New Castle that speeds mid western and Pacific coast mail by hours. Pouch closes at 8 p m and travels by fast train to Cleveland for air transfer then to Toledo Chicago Omaha Salt Lake City and San Francisco with specific delivery times. Steen says air mail out of New Castle has increased considerably and expects higher usage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Richard A. Steen
Steen
Cleveland
Toledo
Chicago
Omaha
Neb
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
Fathers And Sons Banquet At Central Christian Church
A fathers and sons banquet at Central Christian Church Saturday evening drew 55 guests. The program featured an orchestra led by Clarence Frey, a song toast by Rev. T. B. Shearer, a reply by Clifford Parks, and a quartet with Rev. Shearer, F. L. Downs, R. J. Richards and Matt Richards. Milton E. Shearer sang a solo. Judge James A. Chambers delivered the keynote address. Arrangements were by Thomas Covert, William Barber, Allen Leslie and Frank Norris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Christian Church
Clarence Frey
T. B. Shearer
Clifford Parks
James A. Chambers
Lawrence County
Thomas Covert
William Barber
Allen Leslie
Frank Norris
Jameson Memorial Hospital Admits and Discharges
Admitted include Thelma Duncan Cambridge Springs Albert Davis Oak street Beulah Phillips Highland avenue Lawson Stewart West Clayton street Herbert Myers Knox avenue Virginia Intonna R F D No 1 for tonsil operations Charles Johnson South Mercer street and Ben Brown Park avenue for tonsil operation Discharged include Mrs Ethel Papst and infant daughter West Fairmont Mrs Nellie Smith R F D No 1 William Allen for tonsil operation Sixth street Barbara Weiss R F D No 1 John Barnhart Beck ford street Edward Dean R F D No 4 Asa Hess Pine street Frank Conley South Croton avenue Mrs Gladys Sayers R F D No 1 Mrs Allie Collins Volant John Craig R F D No 8 Fred Solomon tonsil operation Williams street Mrs Anna Baker R F D No 1 New Wilmington Mrs Teresa Fair and infant son Agnew street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Duncan
Cambridge Springs
Albert Davis
Oak Street
Beulah Phillips
Highland Avenue
Lawson Stewart
West Clayton Street
Herbert Myers
Knox Avenue
Virginia Intonna
Charles Johnson
South Mercer Street
Ben Brown
Park Avenue
Ethel Papst
West Fairmont
Nellie Smith
William Allen
Sixth Street
Barbara Weiss
John Barnhart
Beckford Street
Edward Dean
Asa Hess
Pine Street
Frank Conley
South Croton Avenue
Gladys Sayers
Allie Collins
Volant
John Craig
Fred Solomon
Williams Street
Anna Baker
New Wilmington
Teresa Fair
Agnew Street
Corpus Christi Feast Observed by St. Vitus Parish
Thousands attended the Corpus Christi observance by St. Vitus church on a Sunday evening. An outdoor procession formed at 7:30 with altar boys, white-gowned girls, St. Vitus choir, and bands marching amid floral street decorations and lace adorned homes. Benediction occurred at street corners before returning to the church led by Rev. Nicholas DeMita and visiting priests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Vitus
South Side Church
St. Vitus Choir
South Side Board of Trade Band
Anthony Basile
South
Jefferson
East Home
South Mercer
Mercer
Maitland
Nicholas DeMita
St. Vitus Church
Anuskiewicz
Zelong
New Castle
Giamarino
Warren, O
Dante DeLillio
Nicholas Biondi
Richard DeLillo Palus
Joseph Mastrangelo
St. Vincent, Latrobe
W C T U and L T L meeting at Harlansburg home
Thursday afternoon Mrs Helen Cameron and Miss Claribel Cameron hosted the Harlansburg W C T U with the L T L also meeting on the same topic Flower Mission and Relief. The L T L presented a playlet Say It With Flowers to the W C T U.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Cameron
Claribel Cameron
Harlansburg
Pearl Rodgers
Luella Moorhead
Rodgers
Bertha Eakin
Louise Stoner
Joe Reynolds
Mae Locke
Gladys McConnell
Frances Willard
Madge Miller
Jennie Cassidy
Flower Mission
Alice McKissick
Leona
St Pauls Baptist Church Weekly Activities
St Pauls Baptist Church in New Castle hosts a Wednesday evening prayer service and a Friday evening choir rehearsal at 7 30 p m led by director Mr Weston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul’s Baptist
St. Paul’s Baptist Church
Weston
Progressive Girls Meeting With Ella Mae Tyler
The Progressive Girls plan a Tuesday afternoon gathering at 5 30 with Ella Mae Tyler on West Falls Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Mae Tyler
West Falls Street
Junior Sewing Club Meets With Dorothy Phillips
The Junior Sewing Club will meet Thursday at 5 PM with Dorothy Phillips on West State Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Phillips
West State Street
Universal Prayer Band Meeting Tonight on Preston Avenue
The Universal Prayer Band of the South Side will meet at 7 30 p m at 141 Preston avenue with Mrs Hambrick as hostess. Carrie Lou Johnson leads the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universal Prayer Band
Universal Prayer Band of
South Side
Preston Avenue
Hambrick
Carrie Lou Johnson
Admitted and discharged list from Shenandoah hospital
Admitted names include Marvenia Cath erine Stenger Neal Symons James Deane Isabella McConahy. Discharged include Joseph McDevitt Ida Casacchia John Coates Shenandoah addresses listed along with Mrs. Benjamin Clark infant Frances Cerutti Anna Hamilton and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvenia Catherine Stenger
Edison Avenue
Neal Symons
New Middletown
James Deane
East Leasure Avenue
Isabella McConahy
Joseph McDevitt
Uber Street
Ida Casacchia
East Sutton Street
John Coates
West Coal Street
Shenandoah
Benjamin Clark
Franklin Avenue
Frances Cerutti
North Bay Street
Anna Hamilton
North Shenango Street
Ralph Shaw
Highland Avenue
City approves officials to attend sewage plant operations convention
On motion by Finance Director J. L. Fink the city council authorized J. D. Alexander director of buildings and Frank Nugent operator to attend the sewage plant operations convention at State College Ja June 24 26 inclusive.
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J. L. Fink
J. D. Alexander
Frank Nugent
State College
Marriage License Applications Listed in Akron to New Castle
A list of marriage license applicants includes A Glen Vogenitz and Winifred Hood of Akron, Albert M Barker and Katherine Heichel of Ellwood City, William Winkler of Petersburg, Margaret Kubus of Middleton, William C Craig of Mahoningtown, Grace Young of New Castle, Harry W S Flannery of New Castle with Anne V Sweeney of 509 Pearson Street New Castle. The News by Mail offers a yearly subscription.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Craig Wees
Harry W. S. Flannery
Pearson Street
New Castle
Plaingrove W C T U Hosts Family Night at Church
Plaingrove W C T U held a family night June 10 at Plaingrove United Presbyterian Church with Rev J C Fulton in charge and leading the music along with Mrs Fulton. The program featured songs, scripture, prayers, a quartet, and an address on Health and Temperance by Dr Mildred Rogers of New Castle. A social hour with lunch followed. July meeting planned for July 8 with Mrs Margaret Boozle as hostess.
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Plaingrove W. C. T
Fulton
Rev. Bell
Clarence Pollock
Chas. Eppinger
Mildred Rogers
New Castle
Rogers
Bell
Margaret Boozle
Bertha Shoaff
Edith Eppinger
Stella McCleary
Genevieve Maxwell
Florence Shaw
Belle Pollock
East Brook WCTU Starts Year With January Meeting
The East Brook W C T U plans its first meeting of the year on Thursday evening January 18 at the home of Mrs Ernest Patterson of East Brook for their usual session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Brook
Ernest Patterson
Almira Home Board Meeting Set for Tuesday Morning
The Almira Home Board of Directors Association will hold its regular meeting Tuesday at 11 o'clock in the Almira Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almira
Almira Home Board of Directors’ Association
Unclear Passage on Radical Groups and Promises
Fragmentary quotation posits no further danger from radical groups as they run out of new promises. It notes some grow tolerant as they degenerate and others hate sin once their appetites wane.
Y M P Class Visits Rev Bloomquist Pleasantville
Savannah reports a Pleasantville trip by Y M P Sunday school members visiting Rev W L Bloomquist. The group included multiple couples and families, with several others visiting relatives in nearby towns and attending weddings and gatherings.
Reed announces birth of daughter. visitors and relatives noted
Mr and Mrs John Reed announce the birth of a daughter on Thursday evening. Mrs J S Weinschenk and son Joseph visited relatives in Sharon for a few days. Mr and Mrs Wilbert Crushel and children from Warren Ohio spent the weekend with relatives. Mrs Milt Barron visited Mrs Amy Badger of Old Pittsburgh road Thursday afternoon. Mrs C M McKissick and children Dave and Jean were Slippery Rock visitors on Sunday. Rev and Mrs E D Smith and
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Weinschenk
Joseph
Sharon
Wilbert Crushel
Warren, O
Milt Barron
Amy Badger
Pittsburgh Road
C. M. McKissick
Dave and
Jean
Slippery Rock
E. D. Smith
WPA Painters Begin Council Chamber Work
WPA painters under Harry Strausbaugh start painting council chambers in city hall and plan to begin painting exterior woodwork on the building tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Chamber
WPA
Harry Strausbaugh
Council Chambers
City Hall
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Akron
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Elwood City
R. D
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Ellwood City
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Ool
Petersburg
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Middleton
Plaingrove
Almira Home Board
Pickfair
CBS
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East St
ICE Service
Savannah News
Pleasantville
W. L. Bloomquist
Henry Taylor
Paul Quarterson
Thomas Helle
George Cochran
Harold Klingensmith
Sara
Glenn
Norman Guy
John Tanner
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Son
Cochranton, Pa
J. E. Iams
Lester Badger
Charles
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Phyllis
Ralph Jr
Fred Means
Herman Booker
Wilma
Sylvester Sage
Elizabeth Geiger
Helen Gibson
Oregon
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Sylvester Badger
Howard Houk
Viola Sheiler
Wm. Weinschenk
Rain Weinschenk
Sarah Booher
Reed Booher
Struthers
Ohio
Martin Houk
Thomas
Chewton
Pansy Houk
William Johnson
Ellwood
Savannah
John Reed
Bill Braatz
Croton Ave
Essex
Nash
Willys Knight
Oldsmobile
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Doe
Chambers Motor CO
Chrysler and Plymouth Distributors
N. Croton Ave
S. Mill Street
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