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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1944

Page

6

Degree team of Rachel Rebekah lodge meets at Walma home

Members of the degree team of Rachel Rebekah lodge No. 40 will assemble at the home of Mrs. Kate Withers of Walma on Friday evening June 16. Deborah Girls To Meet Denorah Girls of Young Judea hold a meeting at the Leslie hotel Sunday afternoon June 18 at 2 30 o clock. Election of officers will occur.

Rachel Rebekah Lodge No. 40 Kate Withers Walma Denorah Judea Leslie Hotel Mabel Wilson Mabel Wilson Lodge Eagles Hall Warren Lodge Friendship Missionary Circle of the People's Mission Charles Caldwell Gardner Lane

Garden Club Picnic Dinner Meeting Notes

North Beaver Garden club June meeting held as a picnic at the Brewster residence on Mr. Jackson road. J W Brewster presided, brief business followed by moving pictures by Arthur Walker. Tribute paid to Mr. and Mrs. C FE Fuller Ton for their 50th wedding anniversary on June 28. Next gathering July 12 at J C Gardner’s home, Enon Valley RD.

North Beaver Garden Club J. W. Brewster Jackson Road J W. Brewster Arthur Walker C. FE. Fullerton E. F Bradley W. W. McCombs Grace Reed C. C. Shumaker J. C Gardner Enon Valley

Dinner Events and Club Gatherings Across Local Groups

The report outlines multiple social events held by local clubs and church groups. Activities include a W W C B class dinner at Mrs. Jack Thatcher home with devotions led by Mrs. J Mottinger, a Ritz Club gathering at Mrs. James Barletts with prize winners, and a Mabel Wilson Lodge planning a Warren lodge trip. Additional items note a First Christian church luncheon, a two week follow up, and a husbands dinner in the Sewing Circle lodge rooms.

Sewing Circle Morton Street

Frances Willard Union Meets Friday Afternoon

The WCTU will convene Friday June 16 at 2 o'clock at the Almira home. Mrs. C. N Moore leads devotions and Mrs. J. G. Forrest conducts the program.

Frances Willard W.C.T.U Almira Home C. N Moore J. G. Forrest

Re-Deal Guests at the Castleton Social

Mrs Claude Crill hosted Re-Deal club members at The Castleton for a dessert bridge evening. Miss Marguerite Mullen won high score and door trophies. special guest Mrs Mat Hankonen received a hostess gift. Next meeting July 7 with Mrs Joh A Ingham on Butler Road.

Claude Crill Castleton Marguerite Mullen Mat Hankonen Joh. A. Ingham Butleroad

Veterans Tureen Gathering At Ecclesian Club

Veterans gathered in the Ecclesian Club hall on South Jefferson street for a tureen dinner. An informal social period followed with card games. prizewinners were Mrs. T. J. Cromie, R. H. Walker, Mrs. E. Casselman and Myron Olmstead. Plans for a picnic on August 9 were discussed. EO.W. club members will meet at Mrs. Carrie Mortimer’s home at 1214 East Washington Street.

E.O.W. Club Eo.w. Club Carrie Mortimer East Washington Street

French Underground Forces Seize Prisoners and Control Localities

IN the Algiers report dated June 1 the INS says French underground forces have taken over more than 1,000 Navi and collaborationist prisoners and now control a large number of localities. Emmanuel D Astier, the French interior commissioner, said underground units strike in coordination with Allied actions in western France.

Algiers INS Emmanuel D Astier Interior France

Local residents hosted and visited across towns and camps

Mrs Sylvester Izzo of West Cherry Street visited Mr and Mrs Joseph Conti of Masury. Dorothy and Martha Kerr of Pine Street enjoyed a brief Hollidays Cove visit. Mrs David Young of Knox Avenue returned from a four day Erie trip. Mrs William Wignall at Maryland Avenue shows three months illness improvement. Mr and Mrs Marion A Barnhart of Pittsburgh visited West Washington Street home. Mrs Jane Hitchen of 417 Waldo Street visits Camp McCoy Wisconsin where husband Sgt Jack Hitchen is stationed. John Crowe returns from St Fidelis Seminary to spend the summer in Herman. Mrs Robert E Lynn and Mrs Charles Thompson return after Chicago visit. Josie Brumfield of Magnolia Miss visits Mabel McCandless on East Washington Street and heads to Washington DC for a government post.

Sylvester Izzo West Cherry Street Joseph Conti Masury Dorothy Martha Kerr Pine Street Hollidayv S Cove W. VI William Wignall Maryland Avenue Marion A. Barnhart Pittsburgh J. E. Leasure West Washington Street Jane Hitchen Waldo Street Camp McCoy Wis Jack Hitchen John Crowe South Jefferson Street William Crowe

Birth Announcements Highlight Local New Galilee Families

Announcements note births for several area families. Mr and Mrs John Ungham of Fillwood City welcome a son at Jameson Memorial hospital on June 14. Mr and Mrs Charles De Polo of Branchton welcome a son on June 15. Mr and Mrs Harold Booth of 1st St and 730 Brooklyn Ave welcome a daughter on June 13. Mr and Mrs Stanley Dick of New Galilee announce a son born June 15 at New Castle hospital.

John Ungham Fllwood City Jameson Memorial Hospital Charles de Polo R. D Branchton

Food Stockpiles Sufficient for Liberated Areas

The War Food Administration reports U S stockpiles in Europe can feed liberated areas for several months with no need for additional buildup. Food distribution will shift from Allied armies to other agencies as advances continue. Lee Marshall spoke to the Grocery Manufacturers Association on the plan. A unrelated Phoenix incident halted power lines for about thirty minutes after a bird collision.

New York INS United States Europe War Food Administration Lee Marshall

4 H Club Meets MWSS Third Meeting at Mrs Martin Home

The MWSS 4 H club held its third meeting at Mrs Helen Martins home on June 2 with games led by Esther Sieminski and Esther Black and singing by Andrey Bria Refreshments were served by Mrs Martin The next meeting is set for June 19 at 7 pm at Esther Sieminskis home The article also give cleaning advice for washing old furniture with warm sudsy water and brushing to remove dirt

Helen Martin Esther Sieminski Esther Black Andrey Bria Martin

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