Red Cross Camp and Hospital Council District Conference
A large delegation from the Lawrence County Chapter of the American Red Cross attended a district conference at Camp Reynolds Wrye. Representatives from Ellwood City and New Castle discussed Red Cross roles in camp life and hospital support for service members. The next district meeting is set for Wednesday September 20 with officer elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence County
American Red Cross
Camp Reynolds Wrye
Ellwood City
E. J. Wolman
Beanderson
Bruce Hunter
New Castle
Blake Walao
Charles McGill
Charles E. Allen
Kennedy
Red Cross
Army
Camp and Hospital Council
Girls Needed To Pick Cherries For Two Week Labor
Announcement from the Emergency Farm Labor Office asks older girls and women to volunteer to pick cherries as crops ripen. Local volunteers should contact the Emergency Farm Labor Office at Penn Power Building by noon tomorrow or call 7192. A note on wills explains a noncupative will for soldiers at sea or in active service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emergency Farm Labor Office
Penn Power Building
Teen injured by rusty nail at Croton avenue
Bill Fisher aged 13 of Cro ton avenue was treated at Jameson Memorial hospital Wednesday morning for a puncture wound of the foot after stepping on a rusty nail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Fisher
Croton Avenue
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Seventh Ward Methodist Diamond Jubilee Service
The Mahoning Methodist church observes its Diamond Jubilee at 10 30 AM with rededication of church and people. Special anthem by the choir directed by Miss Jane Kyle and organ played by Mrs. Alice McClure. Dr Lucius H Bugpoee of Nashville Tenn speaks for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahoning
Luncheon Honors Airman Grandson
Mrs. Carrie P. McFadden hosted a June 18 luncheon at 605 Newell avenue in honor of her grandson Flight Officer David Carr of the army air force who recently graduated at San Carlos Texas. Relatives from McKees Rocks Salem and Warren attended and gifts were given to the guest of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie P. McFadden
Newell Avenue
David Carr
Army Air Force
San Carlos
Tex
J. W. Emery
Nordie Carr
L. E. Carr
McKees Rocks
J. V. Emery
Mary Louise
Salem, O
Raymond W. Emery
Warren, O
Charles B. McFadden
Vacation Bible School Closing Program At Mahoning Church
Friday evening at Mahoning Methodist church the closing program of the vacation Bible school begins at 7 30 with certificate awards and department participation. A sound film titled The Book For the World of Tomorrow loaned by the American Bible Society will be shown. Everyone in the community is welcome. Ensign James McCann U S N has been transferred from Atlantic City to New York City and pilots a Hellcat. His brother Aviation Machinist Mate 2c John E. McCann serves in the South Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahoning Methodist Church
American Bible Society
John H. McCann
West
Clayton Street
Ensign James McCann
Atlantic City
New York City
Ensign McCann
John E. McCann
South Pacific
Seventh Ward Knitting Club Meeting Postponed
The Seventh Ward Knitting club meeting slated for Friday evening at Mrs. W. C. Shanafelt's West Madison Avenue home has been postponed to Friday July 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh Ward Knitting Club
W. C. Shanafelt
West
Madison Avenue
Variety Club Tonight at Mrs. Alvera Ruzzi Home
Tonight the Variety Club will be entertained at the home of Mrs. Alvera Ruzzi on South Cedar Street by members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Variety Club
Alvera Ruzzi
South
Cedar Street
Seventh Ward Personal News Busy with Local Visits
Mrs. Arthur Dibbly of North Liberty street is confined to home and ill. Mildred Pakmteh of 1036 North Liberty street to New Castle hospital for tonsil operation. Mrs. Bertha Askernesse and son have returned from Jameson Memorial hospital. Mrs. Helen Felice of 218 Fast Cherry street has recovered enough to return home from New Castle hospital. Mrs. C Richards of Niles spent time with sister Mrs. William Leicht on East Clayton street. Nancy McCullough of Ma Honingtown R D 7 underwent tonsil operation at Jameson Memorial hospital and has returned home. Mrs. John Hanning and family left for Marietta to visit former parents. Mrs. Alice Taylor left for Newton Falls to visit brother and sister-in-law. Matilda Melozzi returned home from New Castle hospital after tonsil operation and is progressing nicely. Mrs. Martha E Shut and daughter Nada of Elkhart and Mrs. Howard Hindert visiting sister Mrs. Mary Thayer on North Liberty street. Betty Jane Hill, daughter of Cpl. and Mrs. George Hill of 926 North Cedar street, returned from New Castle hospital after appendectomy and is doing well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Dibbly
North Liberty Street
Mildred Pakmteh
New Castle Hospital
Bertha Askernesse
Mahoning Avenue
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Helen Felice
Fast Cherry Street
C. Richards
Niles
William Leicht
East Clayton Street
Nancy McCullough
R. D
Mahoningtown
John Hanning
Newell Avenue
Marietta
J Welch
Alice Taylor
North Cedar Street
Newton Falls
Betty Jane Hill
Cpl
George Hill
New Castle
Wives and Widows May Qualify for Social Security Benefits
Edward J. Linder of the New Castle Social Security Office explains that wives of retired workers may receive monthly payments equal to half the husband's benefit, with or without children eligible for payments until age 13. If a widow outlives a deceased worker, her benefit rises from half to three quarters. Any family member earning over 14.99 monthly in a covered job disqualifies the worker’s family from benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Linder
New Castle
Social Security Board
Linder
Local Drivers Win Safe Driving Cards
Twelve thousand Railway Express Agency drivers receive merit cards for a year with no accidents. Five local men are among the honorees, including W. J. Hanna nine years and Jesse Ackworth seven years. Others noted include Sylvester Rice Arthur Prioletti and T. H. Goughler with four and five year recognitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railway Express Agency
J. M. Anderson
W. J. Hanna
Victory
Jesse Ackworth
DuShane Street
Sylvester Rice
Arrid Deodorant Promises Dry Pits and Fresh Dresses
A vintage advertisement extols Arrid cream deodorant as preventing perspiration odor and stain damage. It highlights skin safety and fast drying with claims of no irritation and fabric protection, noting Arrid as a top selling toilet product priced at 10c 39c and 59c per jar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ap Woyal
American Institute of Laundering
The Parent Problem Continued From Page Four
A reader note describes feeding issues and suggests setting the dining stage to foster gratitude. It mentions a free bulletin on Fating Problems available by mail from 235 East 45th Street New York City with a self addressed envelope and three cent stamp.
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East 45Th Street
New York City
Also Mentioned on This Page
Reynolds
Irene Manning
Keith Kolhoff
Los Angeles
Hollywood
Community Loan CO
East Street Telephone
NEW Castle Consumer Discount CO
Dunhill
Alfred Dunhill
Washington St
Seventh Ward
Sleek
Elizabeth Arden
Strauss-Hirshberg’s
Blue Ridge
Pe Lery
Strauss-Hirshberg
Seventh Ward Personals
Social Security
Chenille
Oak Street
Walter CleArment
Oak Street School Reunion Association
Elks Club
Mohammed
Meera
Medina
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