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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1958
Page
7
The Walter Winters slaughterhouse on Route 541 Edenberg ML Jackson Rd in Novib Beaver Two was robbed last night. Thieves took four dressed veals valued about $200. Entry was through a rear door without a break. Constable J Bill Kikloy notified.
Signal Light Bible Class of Muhan fay Methodist held a summer picnic this week at the home of Mr and Mrs Dale Pinda in Clelland Milt Ira hostesses were Mrs Saphir Sailer Ruth Stemple and W T Jones attended The afternoon featured social time and photos for class records Mrs John Parker led grace The class will continue with social and business meetings in September
The Auxili ary to the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen will hold a social meeting on Tuesday at the YWCA hall. Hostesses for the assembly include Mrs. James Clare Mrs. Ray Lindsey and Mrs. Lila Thayer.
Mrs. W. Wayloh St hosted the Lanes Auxiliary to the Order of Railway Conductors at a Junghean meeting Thursday. Lunch at 1 o clock featured guest Mrs. John Moran of Cleveland assisting. Mrs. Harvey Gillespie led the business, reviewing the May national convention in Miami, followed by social games and the monthly trophy award to Mrs. Gillespie.
Christopher Columbus Society members finalized plans for a club celebration on June 24 to June 20 on the club grounds at S. Liberty Street. A nightly program features band concerts headed by St Margarets Band, with continuous games and entertainment culminating in a Saturday fireworks show chaired by Charles with co chair Joseph Marchionda.
North Beaver DVBS resumes with 19 classes taking part in a 7:30 pm show in the school auditorium. Parents Night is set for June 27 as plans continue for the closing event. Firemen’s team from North Beaver Two will be involved.
Westfield will install Rev. Doh fo Mes at 707 1 Long Ave. The ceremony honors new minister and marks a local church appointment. Cpl John A. Fleeger, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hadph Fleeger, recently enlisted in the Marine Corps and trains at Parris Island before overseas duty. Harehler, son of Mrs. Iola Harehler, serves in the Army with Company D. Kennedy, a honoree, completed base training at Ft. Kaus and is stationed at Canin Ledeane NOAA. The event lists family ties and local service members involved.
The Social Security Disability program has reached a landmark in promoting financial security for disabled workers and their families. District manager John W. Chase urged eligible individuals to apply before deadlines, noting protections for earnings and benefits for workers over 30 as well as spouses and dependents. An open discussion followed at James A. Weiseter in New Castle to explain program details and deadlines.
Philip Weiner of 212 Clen Moore Blvd is expected to attend the Penney Ivana Institute of Certified Public Accountants annual meeting at Pocono Manor from June 22 to 25.
Members of the Na-Ca-Hi 1933 class plan a reunion on June 28 at Castleton Castleton at 6 30 p m with a smorgasbord dinner and dance. Reservations are due by week end. Special guest Charlotte Taylor.
Twenty dogs were tested at a new canine conversion station outside ASPCA headquarters in Elphieda of the peaches with four dogs observed on a nearby curb. The event drew interest as part of a local experiment in animal welfare and urban setup.
Margie Capezio daughter of Mr and Mrs A J Capezio of 1102 Agnew will begin studies at Mt Mercy College in Pittsburgh. She will study elementary education in a three month lay teacher program sponsored by Pittsburgh Diocesan School Office under Rev Joseph Fabbri. She graduated New Castle High School in 1956 and plans to apply her education at St Vitus School after completion.
In San Francisco experts note the California condor does not breed until age four or eight. Birds typically nest only every other year, and a young chick requires parental feeding and care for more than a year.
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