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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1941
Page
23
Ireland Plans Massive Peat Harvest to Prevent Fuel Famine
The Department of Commerce reports Ireland intends a vast peat harvest in 1942 to safeguard fuel supplies amid looming shortages. Officials say the program aims to boost energy reserves and stabilize prices during wartime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Department of Commerce
Six Danish Ships Seized in U S Harbors
Coast guard under the maritime commission seized six Danish ships held in protective custody in New York Boston and Portland Me under the new ship requisition act. Some may be operated by the army as troop transports though none likely for trans Atlantic service. Negotiations continue for 84 foreign ships under seizure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Washington
Coast Guard
Maritime Commission
New York
Boston
Portland
Nora
Marna
Jenna
Rita Maersk
Herta Maersky
Eeighty
Hospital Notes From Jameson Memorial Hospital
List of admissions and discharges at Jameson Memorial Hospital including numerous patients with addresses and note of tonsil operations for several. Also records several discharges noting patients and procedures.
Admitted and discharged listings from local hospital notices
Admitted: James J. Lombardo 401 West Grant Street Mrs Enes DeCarbo 808 Harrison Street Alice Witkowski 10 Elmwood Street. Discharged: Mrs Rose Pomerico and infant daughter Box 141 Wam pum Mrs Betty Padavano 50312 rear East Division Street Carmen and Mary Burzachechi 100 Lafayette Street Mrs Armando Bollinger 939 Temple Avenue Jenny Messiah 1441 East Long Avenue Mrs Margaret McCormick and infant son 2701 Fifth Avenue McKeesport Mrs Delores Travers and infant son 917 Cumberland Avenue Harry Marshall 219 Bluff Street Mary Crenney 713 Fast Long Avenue Mrs Martha G. Smith 310 Vine Street Mrs Stella James 5 West Ralph Avenue Mrs Margaret Davis 810 West Grant Street Anal Pat SY Box 212 West Pittsburg Mrs Anna D Grimes 708 East Sutton Street Mrs Maxine Cartwright and infant daughter 415 Bartrum Avenue
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Lombardo
West Grant Street
Enes DeCarbo
Harrison Street
Alice Witkowski
Elmwood Street
Rose Pomerico
Box
Betty Padavano
East Division Street
Carmen
Mary Burzachechi
Lafayette Street
Armando Bollinger
Temple Avenue
Jenny Messiah
East Long Avenue
Margaret McCormick
Fifth Avenue
McKeesport
Delores Travers
Cumberland Avenue
Harry Marshall
Bluff Street
Mary Crenney
Fast
Long Avenue
Martha G. Smith
Vine Street
Stella James
West Ralph Avenue
Margaret Davis
West
Grant Street
Pat SY
West Pittsburg
Anna D. Grimes
East Sutton Street
Maxine Cartwright
Bartrum Avenue
City Hall briefs WPA sidewalk project and incidents
City Hall reports 833 lineal feet of sidewalk laid by WPA workers between May 24 and June 9 as part of a city WPA project. No work today due to weather. Aut o thefts and property incidents noted including a reported stolen auto and a found suit. A new city watchman appointment and street widening plans were presented. An ordinance for cyclist regulations and sewer work along Carlisle street were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Grist
Bessemer
South Mercer Street
William English
Quest Storer
South Street
Council Today
W. H. Dunlap
Jefferson Street
Neshannock Creek
Pennsylvania Power Company
First Federal Savings & Loan Company
Carlisle Street
Euclid
Flag Day Parade Draws Diverse Crowd in New Castle
A Saturday Flag Day event in New Castle drew an unusually diverse crowd led by Grand Marshal Lester W. McClelland. The parade featured police units, state officers, American Legion, fraternal and youth divisions, two floats, and large Polish and American Italian contingents. Speakers William Livengood and William Kerr urged unity, defense against fifth columnists, and Americanization, with Kerr praising Defense Reserve plans and the hyphen question. The day ended with the Star Spangled Banner and a D A R benediction, hailed as a record success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Lester W. McClelland
American Legion
Red Coat Band
Ellwood City
Croton Band
B’nai Brith
Legion
Vets
Legion of Honor
Ahepa Society
Falcons
Falcon Auxiliary
K. Pulaski Society
Jagielly Society
Polish War Veterans
Barie] Narutowicz Society
Polish National Alliance and Auxiliary
William
Livengood
Roger W. Rowland
Arthur H. James
William T. Kerr
American Flag Day Association
Fred L. Rentz
Kerr
Flag Day Association
Fiorella LaGuardia
Defense Reserve Movement
United States
Parade and pageant mark unity in Lackawannock celebration
A large Lackawannock youth parade brought together Boy and Girl Scouts, YMCAs and other groups in uniform and street clothes. Grand Marshal Lester W. McClelland led a two block formation, followed by a mass meeting in The Cathedral with elaborate stage settings created by Mrs. Louis B. Round. The program featured the Stars and Stripes Forever, an oath of allegiance, and speakers from the Daughters of the American Revolution and local clergy, followed by social notices of area residents and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croton
N.Y. A
Crawford Oak Ridge
United States
W. Patton Jackson
Lester W. McClelland
Legion Home
Abraham Lincoln
George Washington
Betsy Ross
Louis B. Round
Thomas J. Cunningham
Robert A. Weingartner
Legion
Christine Giancotti
America
A. M. Stump
Ministerial Association
Schubert
Katherine Nessle Allen
Sam Lewis
Edwin Lewis
W. O. Williams
Ralph Davis
Clarence M. England
W. W. Campbell
Lawrence
Daughters of the American Revolution
Bart Richards
Hospital employes beaten in new West Penn flare
Pittsburgh June 16 Two West Penn hospital employes Gertrude O Hara 21 and Lonnie Davis 22 were beaten in a new outbreak of violence at the strike bound institution Police reported neither was hurt seriously The News by Mail for 1 Year 5 00
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Pittsburgh
West Penn Hospital
Gertrude O’hara
Lonnie Davis
Rinascenza Lodge Welcomes New Members
New members joined Rinascenza lodge No. 19 of the Order of the Italian Sons and Daughters of America in Morton street club rooms on Sunday afternoon. Joseph Tommasello spoke on the lodge’s good work, and Joseph Zagami received a gift from Nobile DeLorenzo and Domenick Russo during the mass initiation at Greenville. The next meeting on June 20 will plan a picnic location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rinascenza Lodge
Order of the Italian Sons and Daughters of America
Morton Street
Joseph Tommasello
Joseph Zagami
Zagami
Nobile DeLorenzo
Domenick Russo
Greenville
Harlansburg Garden Club Plans June Meeting
The Harlansburg Garden club will meet with Mrs. Anna Johnson on Wednesday June 18. The World Wide Guild will meet on Thursday June 19 with Ganelle Jervis for their regular business and social meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlansburg
World Wide Guild
Ganelle Jervis
4-H Club Plans Dinner At July 2 Meeting
Seventeen 4-H members met with Esther McCullough on Wednesday afternoon. Four new members attended. Plans were made to serve a dinner at the next meeting at Marjorie Johnson’s home on July 2. Mrs. Taylor gave a talk on The Menu and outdoor games followed with a lunch served by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther McCullough
Marjorie Johnson
Young People of Baptist Church Hold June Meeting
About 40 members met with Mr and Mrs Melvin Jervis for the regular June gathering. The business session was led by Glen Thompson. July leaders include Betty Dean Mary Lou Kildoo Helen Macom and Ralph Heckathorne Jr with Thelma Woods overseeing games. Winifred Jervis chosen to speak at the Young Peoples conference June 22. The gathering was social and featured outdoor games.
Local Social Notes And Visitors Gatherings
Mrs. F. F. Russell remains home ill. Ruth Ritenour from Pittsburgh visited the Wests. Everett Peak’s family welcomed a daughter born June 10. The T Co. will meet June 16 with Elizabeth Eakin. Eddie McClelland spent time with Richards and Flack families. Mr. and Mrs. G C Donley and daughter hosted Leesburg guests. Calls from Clarence Boyle to George Fisher’s Youngstown home. Kildoo family visited Mont McConnell’s in New Wilmington. Gene Martin of New Castle visited Lulu Weigle and Rural Hill school reunion attendees. James Humphrey and guests from Chicago joined outings at Pymatuningham and Conneaut Lake. A dinner committee was elected for the Baptist church Young People's conference on June 22: Flemming, Harlan, Jervis, Hunt, Kildoo, Eakin, Turner. Lloyd and Donald McCracken and James Bales returned from a sight-seeing trip to major eastern cities and landmarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Dodds
Mercer
Paul Osborne
F. F. Yarian
Neshannock Mutual Insurance Co
William Clingan
Clyde Bowen
John Yarian
Howard
F. A. Hoagland
Seth Hoagland
George McCoy
Roy Andrews
Indianapolis
Ind
Don Minich
Orville Anderson
Mercer High School
Washington, D. C
Clarence McConnell
Rainh Watson
David
Harold Shaw
F. M. Anderson
Jessie Osborne
Presbyterian Church
Lyle Gamer
James Osborne
Ote Osborne
Clarksville
Isaac Bowen
Conneaut Lake
D. B. Costrove
Wampum
Robt. Long
New Castle
Stimple
Ruth
J. A. Dodds
Elizabeth Rodgers
Grate Rodgers
Harry Anderson
F. F. Russell
Ruth Ritenour
Pittsburgh
T. C. West
Everett Peak
Alice Louise
T Co
Elizabeth Eakin
Eddie McClelland
Thomas Richards
Walmor
G C Donley
Leesburgh
Arthur Flack
Clarence Boyle
George Fisher
Youngstown
Lloyd Kildoo
Mont McConnell
New Wilmington
Gene Martin
Lulu Weigle
Rural Hill School
James Humphrey
John Humphrey
Chicago
Joan
Robert Ewing
Arthur Taggart
Pymatuningham
Baptist Church
Elizabeth Flemming
Dorothy Harlan
Goldie Jervis
Isabell Hunt
Helen Kildoo
John Turner
Lloyd
Donald McCracken
James Bales
New York City
Niagara Falls
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Personal loan offer with no guarantors or endorsements
A lending ad proposes loans up to 300 dollars with no guarantors, emphasizing character and steady income over security. It presents a payment table showing twelve installments of 9.75 dollars or eighteen installments of 6.97 dollars to repay a $100 loan, and notes charges taken into account in the monthly rate.
Auto Hits Pole Injuring Two Women
A car driven by Herman Taylor of 110 West Madison avenue skidded into a telephone pole on Highland avenue between Meyer and Edgewood avenues shortly after 3 on Sunday afternoon injuring two women. Mrs Edith Haillmaker of 458 Croton avenue and Mrs Walter Stone of Newell avenue were hospitalized with non life threatening injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Taylor
Madison Avenue
Highland Avenue
Meyer Avenue
Edgewood Avenue
Edith Haillmaker
Croton Avenue
Walter Stone
Newell Avenue
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Julius Fisher
Highland
N. Mill Street
Fersh
Streamline
Kroger
Hist Ptne
U. S
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Gertrude Johnson
Frances Apple
South Market Street
Ralph Bremer
Alice Wallace
Martha Dickerhoff
North Lima
Mabel Long
Crescent Avenue
Louise Rosser
Euclid Avenue
Bernice
Edith Hallmaker
Gwendolyn Stone
Frances Cekonick
Bes Ssemer
John Mortella
Maryland Avenue
William Lloyd
Neshannock Boulevard
Albert P. Thompson
Hillcrest Avenue
Virginia Lusk
East Street
Joyce Hamilton
Petersburg
Margaret and
Alice Yacko
Bethel Elaine Cottrell
Herbert Hake, Jr
Oak Street
Rose Bionicci
North Beaver Street
Agnes Swanson
John Hunter
Theodore Klingensmith
Chestnut Street
John Jervis
James Cogley
William Ifft
Olive Bender
Lathrop Street
Kenneth Campbell
North Lee Avenue
Samuel Warner
Henry Wiley
Phyllis Shawkey
Nettie Bell
Elizabeth Tait
Park Avenue
Alice Hofmeister
Kathryn Reynolds
Thelma Lutz
Latiia
Argo
S. Mill St
E. Washington St
New Castle Hospital
City Hall
Audry Smith
Herbert Saxton, Jr
Wampum R. D. 1
East Washington
Sutton Streets
William Spalech
Volant. R. D
East
Daniel Davis
Greer
D .O. Davies
Legal Department
W. W. Walls
West Washington Street
E. Lackawannock
Sucsio
Peck
Chambers Motor CO
Chrysler
N. Croten Avenue
the Garden Club
Cooking Club
Pimne
Corporation
Union Trust Building
N. Mercer St
A. Fobt
Penna
Tomi
Rosenthal
Greer Bldg
North Mercer St
Dr. Locke
Florsheim
Davis Shoe Coo
Leonard
Washington Street
Bessemer State Bank
Bessemer PA
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