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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1941
Page
31
Real estate listing for a modern five room and one half house on Miller Avenue in Union Townesh. Price listed as 50000 with Desirable terms. Seller or contact J. inde Gilfillan provided.
Ceased notice announces filing of articles to incorporate Standard Artware Corporation in Pennsylvania under the Business Corporation Law. Located in Harrisburg on June 28 1941 the company aims to manufacture sell and deal in plumbing heating air conditioning electrical fixtures and related supplies. William H Crow attorney 565 Fifth Ave New York NY listed as attorney in June 1941 legal news notice.
Description of properties taken in execution under writs against Piotr Terpilowski Maggie Terpilowski and R Lawrence Hildebrand Atty for sale by Sheriff M M Ingham Lawrence County Pa on Monday July 7 1941 at 10 00 A M at the Court House New Castle Pa. Included is a land parcel in Shenango Township bounded by Sycamere Street Pennsylvania Avenue and Weatherby heirs with improvements a two story frame dwelling six rooms bath gas electric water furnace and a three car frame garage in medium repair.
No. 2 James Callahan Owhrer or reputed owner Fi Fa No. 4 September Term 1841 around $500 Caldwell & Mekfate Attorneys. Property in Second Ward New Castle Lawrence County Pennsylvania Lot 234 Section 21 Official Survey bounded by Edison Avenue lots 7 18 11 12 13 Highland Improvement plot described as six room dwelling with garage and medium repair status.
Several parcels in New Castle Philadelphia Street area and Ellwood City are described with boundaries and owners or reputed owners, including Eli Ross, Elizabeth Ross, Harry Parshall, Charles Baird, Stella Martin, and Charles King Martin. Levari facias and deeds show terms in 1941 with various mortgage and improvement details and a Pittsburgh Company plan reference.
Sheriff M M Ingham lists multiple parcels in New Castle and Shenango Township Lawrence County Pennsylvania. Notable entries include Lot 511 in Section 44 conveyed from Caldwell to Biddle, and Lot 477 fronting West North Street with improvements noted as two story double dwelling. Another multiple parcels entry describes Andrew Lundeen properties with four structures including a three story chicken house and two one story chicken houses. Total liens in the September Term 1941 totalling $1752.33 and $800.00 respectively.
Nesh anieck Township School Board invites bids for stokers to be installed at Walnma and lenmore schools with surveys and recommendations on size and controls. Access to Clenmore and Walma for surveys arranged via Chester Dean and the secretary. Bids due by 7 PM June 23 1941. board may reject all bids.
Legal notice announces redemption of bonds Nos 42 and 48 of the Sehieal Dist Union Twp Lawrence County Pa on July 4 1941 at First National Bank of Lawrence County New Cassie Pa. Interest on all numbered bonds ceases after redemption. Secretary H W Sontum notes June 16 23 20 1941.
A Portersville woman Jennie McClelland was injured when her car collided with a truck driven by John Presnar at Smithfield and Etna streets at 3 10 p m Saturday. She was taken to Jameson Memorial hospital.
The market opened slow with most leaders flat to slightly higher. Bethlehem Steel rose to 73 1 2 with U S Steel and Chesapeake & Ohio showing minor gains as Atlantic Gulf & West Indies reached new 1941 highs on fractional increases. Armour and Eastman Kodak also edged up.
An OCR fragment lists multiple companies with varying percentages and holdings. It mentions Studebaker and Sears Roebuck, Standard Brands, Timken, US Steel preferred, Union Car and Car, Westinghouse units, Warner Bros, Woolworth, and Westinghouse Electric among others, with scattered numeric figures and percentages. The readable bits suggest a stock-related montage or table from a historical financial page.
The Medical Society of Pennsylvania notes pitchers develop a shoulder condition from repeated throwing that deposits bone in the joint socket, like arthritis. It causes pain and discomfort, can affect young players aged 20 or 21, and may worsen with continued pitching despite pain.
Readable data shows various equities with mixed movement and prices. Major names include Bethlehem Steel, General Electric, General Motors, American Water Works, and Montgomery Ward among others. The list includes bond-like notes and percentage changes but exact figures are inconsistent due to OCR errors.
Complaints filed by state dog law investigator Howard E. McLure summon 18 accused before Justices John P Brinson in Shenango township Harrison M Reynolds in Union township and Tony Isabella in West Pittsburg Tuesday for violations of the state dog licensing law.
June 16 Pittsburgh wholesale prices show limited supplies with steady rates across poultry butter and eggs. Heavy hens dux and springers priced, eggs graded U S extra to standard, tomatoes cabbage potatoes and various regional produce listed with box, crate, and sack sizes and regional variations.
Live stock market report from Pittsburgh on June 16 details cattle vitality and price ranges. Steers, heifers, cows, canners, bulls listed with grades and price bands. hogs up 10c, several weight categories. sheep slow. lambs and ewes with price ranges. calves up 25c.
Anal Patsy of West Pittsburg among five shot recuperates enough to leave New Castle hospital and return home clarifying the incident's human cost and recovery status.
Many male members of Epworth Methodist church worked through the night to halt a flood that burst through the east wall and flooded the kitchen after a sewer line serving areas east of the church clogged and broke. Pumps operated as workers dug to locate the break and hoped to divert water by afternoon.
British papers drum up war fears as Ankara reports travellers cite odds of invasion within two weeks. Hungarian and Romanian excitement rises over a possible Russo German clash while Russian mobilization is claimed by Romanian officials in Ankara.
Rev L B Trowbridge of New York, field representative for the American Tract Society, spoke Sunday at multiple city churches including McKinney Bible class First Presbyterian and First Methodist. He outlined Christian Americanization work and tract distribution for army navy and CCC camps during his week-long visit.
A list of marriage license applicants includes George E Schell Christine Kaiser Paul Smith Mary Watters Domenick Benincasa Antoinetta Passifiume Walter Triplett Helen Barbish William L Brown Margaret A Porteous Ralph Annecillo Frances DiLeonardo Cornelius W Newman Mary Alyce Patterson Gilbert Foster Ruth Croft Ellwood City and New Castle addresses with several applicants from Westfield New Jersey plus a quoted digressive line about Noah and the flood.
Sunshine Kensington and Rising Star clubs plan gatherings at Elm Street YWCA with Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. Anderson hosting. Reading Circle, On to Altoona, and Sunshine Kensington also meet this evening at local venues. program features readings by Emma Taylor Otha Jackson Amy Morrison and Blanche Dillard. Refreshments served. June 23 tureen supper at Cascade Park closes summer.
Elite Dramatic club plans a dress rehearsal of Always in Trouble on Tuesday at 8 PM in the Elks home auditorium on Home Street. A Pentecostal revival opens Sunday at St John Unite a Holy church with nightly services this week led by Rev. Mrs. G M Walker. Services begin at 7 o'clock with song and praise. devotions tonight led by Emly Maddox and Mrs Ephelia Mauldin.
The West Conference Sunday School association holds its Tuesday convention at Trinity Lutheran Church New Brighton on June 17. Sessions cover devotions business elections talks on Christian youth in a changing world religious education in public schools and church school programs with several pastors and professors leading discussions and devotions.
City council met in city hall and adopted an ordinance prohibiting blowing a horn when not in motion or not needed for safety. Fines start at three dollars and can reach one hundred dollars. In default, offenders may be jailed up to 30 days.
A Sunday crash at Liberty street and Mahoning avenue involved cars driven by Gladys Thorley of East Palestine Ohio and Harry Thompson of Camden New Jersey. Thorley sustained a leg injury and was reported to police.
William McFadden of Keystone Way Ellwood City reportedly agreed to cover damages to the car of Frank Wray of Ellwood City and to a vehicle owned by W. F. Wimer of Portersville R D 2. The wreck occurred Sunday night at Cunningham Avenue and Sutton Street, according to police.
Berlin officials condemned the United States move to freeze German and Italian assets as absolutely unjust. A Wilhelmstrasse spokesman said Germany is reviewing questions and potential countermeasures and would await full decisions on retaliatory steps. No details were given on the US action against German ships.
The coming Young Democrats convention in New Castile will be discussed at a Tuesday night meeting on June 17 at 7 30 in The Castleton Hotel. The event gathers Young Democrats from Lawrence Beaver Butler and Mercer counties with state president Joseph J Yosko of Harrisburg attending.
Company B of the Third Regiment Pennsylvania Defense Reserve is ready to function. Final physicals and fingerprints completed. Captain Frank A. Weber to train the unit. Drs Kaplan Popp and Barrett volunteered for examinations. Corporal Denton of the Pennsylvania Motor Police handled fingerprinting. All men took the oath Friday night. On July 11 Colonel Robert E. Woodside, commander of the Third Regiment, will inspect the company.
The body of William L. Black 21 of Pittsburgh remained unfound at noon. He drowned Sunday afternoon near the dam at Mc Connell Mills while with a Pittsburgh party touring the scenic spot. Sheriff M M Ingham responded promptly after the drowning was reported.
Members of the Order of the Builders hold their regular meeting Tuesday at seven thirty in the Cathedral. The session includes regular business and a social time, with a note on Junior’s speaking style and a comment about voices. The News by Mail for Year five dollars eight cents.
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