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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1946
Page
7
Mrs. Rhoda Wenger of San Francisco, injured in a November auto crash near Allentown, is reportedly improving while still in a coma. Her newborn daughter, born 22 days ago, also doing well.
The Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture reports a modest rise in stored rye and barley as of June 1. Barley totals 410000 bushels, 13 percent of last summer's crop, up from 342000 a year earlier. rye totals 107000 bushels, 15 percent of the 1945 crop, up from 96600 a year earlier.
Mrs. Margaret Patterson returns to Sharon after a week's visit with her sister Mrs. Cleland Walters. Melvin Livingston and family visited his father W. T. Livingston, a Jameson Memorial hospital patient. Bert Ewing and wife of New Castle were Sunday guests of his mother Mrs. Martha McCaslin. The Unity Baptist churchs Friendly Missionary society meets Friday at Isabelle Reddicks home. Jennings English and daughter of Plaingrove visited the Armstongs, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Armstrong. H W Ritenour and family of Bridgeville were Sunday guests of his parents, Mr and Mrs. Thomas C. West.
Lydia A. MacKinney of 336 North Elm Butler Pennsylvania formerly of New Castle died in Tucson Arizona after a month’s confinement. She graduated Grove City College and nursing school Philadelphia and served twenty years as superintendent of Shenango Valley Hospital. She belonged to Second U P Church DAR AUW WC T U Eastern Star and Butler Women’s Club. Survived by sister Gertrude and brother John J. MacKinney. Funeral from Thompson Funeral Home Butler Sunday at 2 p.m. Burial in North Cemetery Butler. Visitation Friday and Saturday at the funeral home.
Rev. Alvin S. Krug missionary of the South China Boat Mission in Canton and Hong Kong will speak and show pictures at the Youth for Christ meeting in Portersville U. P. church Saturday at 3 30. He was born in West Africa to missionary parents and trained in America finishing Moody Bible Institute in 1932. For three years Rev. and Mrs. Jue have led evangelization of Chinese in New York and New Jersey.
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