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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1941

Page

22

Gaston Park Animal Exhibit Draws Attention

At Gaston Park the animals in the park house captivate visitors. Hedgehogs porcupines young and the male and female are thriving. A pair of cream doves great horned owls and raccoons attract notice along with groundhogs. Mr Fox oversees feeding and care.

Animal House Gaston Park Mr. Fox Coons Fox Groundhog

German Blitz Attacks Break Brest Litovsk Defense

German forces drive a vast offensive across the Bug river front against Brest Litovsk as Luftwaffe gains air superiority and Russian defenses falter. Reports say a fortress system has been overwhelmed and that Russian tanks are vulnerable to armor piercing fire.

Moscow Brest Litovsk Bug River Germany Russia Europe Brest Litovs Red Army Hitler Ussr Bug Luftwaffe High Command Berlin Reich

Italians Ordered to Stay in U S Amid Freeze

The United States today ordered all Italian nationals not to leave the country pending further instructions. The justice department and treasury issued directions to immigration and customs officials to enforce Roosevelt’s Axis funds freeze. Officers will search for smuggled dollars and monitor all departure methods including ships trains buses planes and border routes.

International News Service Washington United States Today United States Justice Department Treasury Roosevelt Immigration and Customs

Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visitors and Travel

A long list of local residents and relatives record weekend visits in Pittsburgh and surrounding towns. Names include Claribel Cope, Angeline Cassieila, Margaret Collingwood, Mary A. Lacy, Earl Keefer and Elaine, Sara and Bonnie Sherbine, and many others. Several families travel to Detroit, Cleveland, and Denver while others return from hospitals or plan upcoming trips and events.

Claribel Cope Lathrop Street Pittsburgh H. E. Smiley Richelieu Avenue East Washington Street Angeline Cassieila Ray Street New Castle Hospital Margaret Collingwood Wallace Avenue Sandusky Ohio Mary A. Lacy New Wilmington Earl Keefer Elaine Scottdale, Pa

Boy Scout Troop 3 Celebrates Tenth Anniversary

About 125 members of Boy Scout Troop No. 3 from the First U P church joined a celebration at Clearhawk camp in Jefferson State Forest. Ed Hawk led as scoutmaster with services by Elmer Gerlach and others. A noon picnic, mountain tour over 12 miles visiting Beartown Rocks, the fire tower, and Clarion river vistas concluded with a picnic supper.

Clearhawk Camp Jefferson State Forest U. P John P. Lockhart Ed Hawk Elmer Gerlach Roy Grafton Elmer Nesbitt John A. Edgar Beartown Rocks

Review Board Session Set for New Castle District

The Board of Review for the New Castle District will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the new Boy Scout headquarters located at 328 Highland Avenue.

Board of Review New Castle District Boy Scout Highland Avenue

Lightning bolt bakes eight eggs in can near Center

A Mississippi resident reports a lightning strike hit a Center Texas home while occupants slept. No injuries occurred and only minor damage was noted, but eight eggs in a kitchen can were baked by the bolt.

International News Service Tex Center

Birth Announcements Policy Note

Notices require signer name and address and must include the doctor’s name. The column warns readers how to submit births and confirms verification by the writer and physician.

Birth notices from Bessemer and New Wilmington

Birth announcements list a son for Mr and Mrs William R DeArment in Bessemer on June 22 and a daughter for Mr and Mrs Chester Edmiston in New Wilmington on June 21 and a son for Mr and Mrs Russell E George in New Wilmington on June 23 Plus Mr and Mrs Hugh Davis announce a son named Edward Clark born June 18 in West Washington street. Dorothy Thompson is quoted predicting Hitler’s fate with a sharp jab.

Charles M. Allen H. Q 169Th Inf Camp Meade Samuel Sisley George Grieves Smithfield Street Vincent Kelly GreenWood Avenue Detroit Robert Zahniser Washington, D. C Hoffman-Bay Baby Henry Clairton James Dunn West Washington Street Goldie Coates North Mill Street New Castle Hospital Joe McGowan John McGowan Lvyndal Street C A. Collingwood Wallace Avenue Robert Hanville Sandusky Ohio Harry Felton Uniontown David J. Felton Maryland Avenue C. M. Booker Sharon Lynn Wilmington Avenue W. E. Barker Clayton Street Pine Lake Inlaw Inie Koivunen John Krachula St. Charles Illinois J. P. Weyrick Shirley Grand Rapids Mich A. N. Maxwell Chenango Forks N. Y Henry Sloan Euclid Avenue Pittsburg Pittsburgh Central High School T. M. Shaffer Gus Sanfilippo East Brook Station Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo Colo Anthony T. Marino East Litton Street Jameson Memorial Hospital Humbert Tranquillo East Home Street W. A. Taylor Charlotte Taylor Leasure Avenue Virginia Richmond Williamsburg Jamestown Natural Bridge Winchester George Maxwell Orlando Avenue Watkins Glen Seneca Lake Stella Maxwell Harriet R E. Bovard David Donald East Washington Street Paul Tarcy William R. DeArment Bessemer Chester Edmiston East Neshannock Avenue New Wilmington Russell E. George Hugh Davis Edward Clark

East Brook W C T U meeting at Mrs Martin home

East Brook W C T U gathered at the home of Mrs J H Martin with Mrs J A Young leading. The program included scripture, songs, prayers, a radio advertisement talk on liquor elimination, P T A welfare talk, a poem, and a business session. Dorothy Martin assisted with refreshments. Miss Grace Kerr to host next month.

East Brook J. H. Martin J. A. Young Kirk the Union Margaret Patter Harry Kelly Young Dorothy Grace Kerr

Submarine War Claims Sink British Merchants in North Atlantic

Berlin reports the high command says German submarines sank six British merchant ships totaling 26 500 tons in the North Atlantic.

Triternations Berlin High Command Gereman North Atlantic

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Gaston Park Animal Exhibit U. S Sarah Sherbine Boyles Avenue Madeline Shriver Edison Avenue Sara Sherbine William Jones Weirton W. Va Harry Long Mercer Street Dorothy Siddall Edenburg Charles Strong Neshannock Avenue Hank” McDermottt Philadelphia Jean Turner Arlington Avenue Frank Brenneman Joe Craig Walmo George Gailey Walnut Street Akron Bill Rowland Sewickley David J. Rowland Park Avenue H. M James Hahn Atlantic Avenue Alliance Jimmy Gilbert Wieger Harrisburg Claude Sisley Bernie Reider Jameson Hospital J. Albert Tinker Maitland Memorial PM Church E. W. Lehto Dekalb Ilinois Lehto Boy Scouts U. P. Church Camp Clearhawk Spinet Pianos Donati Idora Park Dorsey Helen O'Connell Bob Eberly Fleming Music CO Jesse James Frank James the Son OF Monte Cristo Gene Autry Rochelle Hudson Sharon Youngstown Road Masury, Ohio Featuring THE Novell Bros Hollywood Cal Lee Seals Fete Meyer, IR New Castle Board OF Seview Lightning Jew News Peagee Dorothy Thompson Hamilton Thorne Smith lJoan Crawford W.C. T. U. and East Brook Union Regent Rose “Buck Privates MAIN Bud Lou Abbott and Costello Dick Powell Andrews Claired Odd Dick Foran Butch Cas Buddy Condos Brothers Louisiana David G Harris Lawrence County Victo AK Ras TVS Walter Pidgeon Joan Bennett George Sanders John Carradine Roddy McDowall Ludwig Stosse Frederick Wernock Roger Imhof Meather Thatcher Fera Lang Joe Louis Billy Conn Rogers Stewart Whacley Pandro Berman
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