Mercer Headline Fragment From Special Dispatch
Special to The News from Mercer Pennsylvania dated June 23 notes a report beginning with His head but lacks further readable details to determine person, event, or outcome.
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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1939
Page
17
Special to The News from Mercer Pennsylvania dated June 23 notes a report beginning with His head but lacks further readable details to determine person, event, or outcome.
Construction begins on Newcastle’s largest modern hangar by Findley C. Wilson on the former site at Parkstown Corners. The 6400 square foot facility will store at least 12 planes and include repair capabilities with a government approved station. A 1000 gallon aviation gasoline tank and 24 hour service aim to draw visiting and local pilots, signaling growing interest in private flying locally.
Miss Laura Lumpson of East Neshannock avenue travels to New York and boards the American Export Calibur for a six week Mediterranean cruise. The itinerary includes Alexandria Cairo and Nile sites with visits to American mission stations and Wilmington friends abroad.
Mrs L Moore and several residents from Enon Valley visited and shopped in Pittsburgh New Castle Columbiana and Merittstown. Guests included Mr and Mrs Frank Kale Mr and Mrs Wesley Chaplin and others visiting relatives in New Galilee and Columbus Ohio.
Eleven candidates seek the Ellwood City postmaster post in a Civil Service competitive exam process. Interviews will rate education and experience. top three become eligible for appointment, with the president selecting from that trio. Postmaster Thomas A. Wilson is among the candidates. Vivian J. Collins is the lone woman in the list.
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