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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1941
Page
25
Lawrence County Boy Scout camp near Rose Point hosts an annual overnight Camporee to teach safe sanitary camping. Patrols from district CampoRees arrive June 20 to 21, compete in judged activities, and meals are self prepared under camporee committee approval.
The Baptist young people from Harlansburg Zion Mt Zion and Harmony churches will meet at Unity Baptist church on Sunday June 22 with an afternoon and evening program. Rev Robert G Thomas formerly of Gaylordsville Conn will speak in the evening.
Edward Dillon Dallas Dillon and Jim MecDivvit were Pittsburgh visitors Tuesday. Francis Varnum residence hosted Mr and Mrs Philip Marie of Sharon Saturday. Ronald Varnum visits grandparents Howard and Mrs Staup of Sandy Lake. Mrs Howard Glenn and infant Arthur return from Jameson Memorial. Mrs Joseph Burnside visits daughter and family Henry Croyle of Clairton. Sunday guests include Mr and Mrs Gilmer Wimner and their son and wife, Mr and Mrs Norman Wimer of New Wilmington, and dinner guests Thomas Rodgers of Sharon and Elizabeth Eakin. Jervis family visits Ellwood City as Mr Jervis recovers from tonsil operation. Sunday evening Edward Dillon hosts Mr and Mrs William McDivvit and James and Arthur McDivvit of New Castle. Clarence Totman hosts William Slack and Dorothy Fritz of Cleveland and Harvey Cooper and Ann of New Castle. Roy Smith of Beaver Falls attends 75th birthday dinner for Edward Dillon with Edward Dillon, Dallas Dillon and Clarence Altman receiving gifts. Sunday visitors to Thomas West Jr include Herschel Ritenour and family of Pittsburgh, Donald McMurry and family of Greenville, Howard Collins and T C West Sr and Jack of McCaslin, Charles Burns and Miss Jean McCracken of New Castle.
Sleepless nights signal possible kidney sluggishness and toxin buildup in the blood. Early signs include back ache nervousness dizzy spells and swollen ankles. A 35 cent box of GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules is advertised as a grand kidney diuretic and stimulant, with a note to seek the genuine Gold Medal box.
Mrs. Elmer Amos of 204 South Crawford avenue says her son Sherwood Brown has been appointed inspection supervisor in charge of field construction for the new army gunnery school barracks and airport at Panama City Florida. Brown, formerly with the state highway department staff, worked on the Pennsylvania Turnpike and last in Johnstown on the river control project. He joined the U S Army Engineers in July 1940 and now supervises all inspection on the defense job at Panama City.
A columnist muses on internal dissent and potential fifth column threats in Nazi Germany, contrasting historical emigration to safety with homegrown opposition. The piece argues a large-scale democratic movement from within could topple Hitler, recalling past revolutions and their mixed outcomes.
The Americanization Board met at the YMCA and announced officers led by President Miss Mary Riffer. May activities included 53 calls, sewing classes with prizes for perfect attendance and best work, and various club and Bible school plans at Central Christian church.
Admitted include Anthony Korzemewski age 27 of Chartes street Mrs Mary Di Marzio 937 South Mill Street Raymond Edward Frankoski 1504 Hanna Street Mrs Nilda Carney 724 Crescent Avenue Ellwood City and Quay Reiser 222 Garfield Avenue Discharged include Miss Josephine Dom bek 119 Ralph Avenue Charles Johnson 249 Fern Street and James Canan 707 East Long Avenue More admissions and discharges listed for various addresses and tonsil operations including Mike Barbish June Young Frederick Wilson Orrist Fata John Thompson and Wesley Domar Christy Also listed are discharged patients John Johnston Henry Otlowskim Phyllis MacKenzie Wallace Wright John Martelli Claire Gorley Jennie McClelland Joseph Werhynak Ellamae Long Margaret Shard Helen Ducik Miss Eileen Mullen Virginia Lusk Jennie Chapin Gladys Brown Hazel Lutz and infant(s) at multiple streets and towns.
President proposes bold terms to allies and neutral states, framing it as a test of resolve. He asks for a clear commitment and readiness to endure pressure, signaling willingness to deploy support if nations resist domination. The speech underscores freedom, collective defense, and the stakes of resisting coercion.
Mike Barbish a 53 year old farmer from R F D No 2 was brought to Jameson Memorial hospital at 8 15 PM Wednesday with body injuries after being butted by a bull. Doctors report his condition as good and injuries not serious.
Wesley Domar Christy, 31, of Connellsville Pa, suffered a right shoulder injury while climbing a box car near Elrod. He was taken to Jameson Memorial Hospital by night trainmaster Charles Gee and is receiving treatment. The News by Mail one year five dollars.
A vintage weight loss ad touts dropping 10 to 20 pounds in weeks. It urges starting today by weighing and using Kruschen Salts, with dietary tips to cut pastry and fatty meats. The copy promotes a bubbling or plain formula, claiming a money back guarantee.
The piece argues Roosevelt must avoid appearing eager for war while US actions move toward Britain. It notes the Robin Moor sinking, consulate closings, and Axis fund freezes push diplomacy toward rupture. It warns another sinking could force war, despite officials who claim restraint.
More than 100 feet of pennies and 21 feet of nickels were turned in by youths and adults in the Mile of Pennies and Nickels drive to raise funds for the Corinth Free Library building.
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