Fathers Day Observed by Seventh Ward Holy Name Men
The Seventh Ward Holy Name Society of St. Lucy's church celebrated Fathers Day with a 7:30 a.m. Mass and communion, then a breakfast and program at Christopher Columbus Hall. Attorney Alfred Papa spoke on the responsibilities of fatherhood, with remarks from Fr. Dominick DeBlaso and local officers.
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Holy Name Men of
St. Lucy’s Church
Christopher Columbus Hall
Alfred Papa
Domenick Pecano
James Rouzzo
Domenick de Blasio
James Priscaro
Joseph T. Zampella
Alex Melozzi
Rouzzo
Dominick DeBlaso
William Russo
Joseph Zampella
Robert Rainey
Carl Leone
Rose Leone
Bridget Izzo
Julia Pecano
Clara Leone
Rose Augustine
Theresa Lombardo
Anita Colli
Alba Lombardo
Mary Ann Farone
Delores Martino
Columbus Society Discusses Business
The Christopher Columbus Society held its June meeting with Em idio Gennock presiding and Louis Ezzo reporting that four days of rain did not spoil the event. Twenty new members joined in a ceremony, and plans for the annual picnic on the last Sunday in July were set, led by a committee including Tony DaVido, Joseph Marchionda, Joseph Zampella, Frank Barratiero, John Munno, and others.
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Christopher Columbus Society
Emidio Gennock
Louis Ezzo
Tony DaVido
Joseph Marchionda
Joseph Zampella
Frank Barratiero
John, Munno
Guy Masone
Bill DeFelice
Steve Orlando
John Spina
Charles Masone
Tony
Community committee named for upcoming celebration
Masone Louis Rainey Ralph Mangino Tony Martino James Masone Tony Conti and Nick Adamo will serve as the committee. A party is planned for the group with details to be announced later. Refreshments were served after the meeting and a social hour with lawn tables and music. Ralph received many gifts. Mrs West was aided by Mrs Geminianni and Mrs Piano in serving buffet refreshments.
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Ralph
Playground Prepares For On Wheels Show
The Mahoningtown Playground plans an On Wheels show with judging and ribbons for winners. Children on bicycles should lock their bikes when leaving the stand. Supervisor Miss Erina Perrotta notes under four year olds must be accompanied by an older child. Workmen may begin tearing down surrounding houses today or Tuesday.
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Mahoningtown
Erina Perrott
Boy Scouts Plan Camp Activities Meetings Ahead
Troop 4 Boy Scouts assemble to plan July Camp Agawam activities at Scoutmaster Harry Senhiser home this afternoon at 2. A second group meets Wednesday at Clayton Street ball field for summer traveling camp prep. Parents gather Thursday June 24 to discuss the trip.
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Agawam
Harry Senheiser
Clayton Street
City Firemen Seek Wage Raise Action In Council Meeting
Jim Boyd, president of AFT Firefighters Local 160, urged the council to consider a union proposal for a wage increase. He agreed to have the union committee meet with the city council in about two weeks. Current monthly pay ranges from chief at 321 to first year firemen at 278 dollars.
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Jim Boyd
AFT
Boyd
Ralph West Honored At Graduation Party
Mr and Mrs Joseph West hosted an open house on Sunday at their South Liberty Street home in New Castle to honor their son Ralph West a June graduate of New Castle High School. Neighbors and friends enjoyed the lawn reception starting at 6 p.m. Flowers decorated the area.
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Joseph West
Ralph West
New Castle High School
West Home
South Liberty Street
West
Stephen Carlson
Jack Carlson
New Castle Hospital
Fathers Will Be Honored By Club
Fathers of Sewing club members will be honored at a Tuesday 6 p.m. banquet in St. Margarets club. Mrs. Julia Rozzi chairs with help from Mrs. Charlotte Mora and the committee. Seaman Raymond Santillo visits from Philadelphia. M/Sgt. Lewis with the army in France plans to join his wife and children later.
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Sewing Club
St. Margarets Club
Julia Rozzi
Charlotte Mora
Stanley Gorgacz
North Liberty Street
New Castle Hospital
Raymond Santillo
John Santillo
North Cedar Street
Seaman Santillo
Navy
Philadelphia
Fred Freese
Texas
F. E. Freese
Newell
Freece
North Ashland Avenue
Richard Lewis
Ruby Arble
Lewis
France
Burns Hand While Extinguishing Car Fire
Bob Tanner, R D G, Butler road, burned his right hand early Sunday while extinguishing a car fire under the hood. The blaze started on Ralph avenue when wiring under the hood shorted. Tanner pulled the wires and the fire was out before firemen arrived.
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Bob Tanner
R.D. G
Butler Road
Ralph Avenue
Tanner
Gandy Dancer Named For Inspecting Railroad Ties
A gandy dancer is described as a man who inspects railroad ties for loose rails and bolts ensuring track safety and proper alignment.
Airmen Released by Reds Admit Germ Warfare Role
Minneapolis Tribune reports four U S airmen freed by Chinese Reds confessed to taking part in germ warfare and the Manchuria flights. The article notes Fletcher Knebel of the Tribune as source.
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Minneapolis, Minn
INS
Minneapolis Tribune
U. S
Manchuria
Fletcher Knebel
Tri
Elbow injury tied to unproven confessions in Washington
Kune's Washington Bureau reports Elizabeth Crevensten, 60, was treated for a left elbow laceration after being shoved, with sources claiming confessions were obtained under duress. No prosecution planned, Air Force officials say. The item also notes a Japanese fishing vessel sank near NEMURO after engine trouble and a boy burned by lye in New Castle hospital. World food supply trails population growth, NY report says.
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Nemuro
Hokkaido
North Pacific
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