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New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1944

Page

14

Seventh Ward Club Celebrates Santile Birthday

In the home of Miss Mary Santile at 521 North Cedar Street the Happy Go Lucky Club marked Mrs. Bertha Pelozzi’s birthday with dancing and games. Prizes went to Miss Esther Santile and Miss Teresa Melozzi. the 33rd wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. John Santile was noted. lunch was served. Special guests included Miss Helen DeMasi, Millie and Mary Frank, Mrs. Barbara Santile, and Miss Mary Laso. The next meeting will be at Misses Teresa and Matilda Melozzi’s home, 118 South Cedar Street.

Mary Santile North Cedar Street Happy Go Lucky Club Bertha Pelozzi Esther Santile Teresa Melozzi John Santile Helen DeMasi Millie Mary Frank Barbara Santile Mary Laso Teresa Matilda Melozzi South

Grand Auxiliary Recess Until Fall Observed

Members of the Grand International Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers met in the YWCA blue room with Mrs. C. A. Probst in charge. A social period followed a lunch arranged by Mrs. G. T. Wilson and others. Out of town guests included Mrs. J. A. Hunter and Mrs. Charles Eaton of Niles Ohio. Recess declared for the balance of summer. meetings resume in September.

Grand International Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Y.W.C.A C. A. Probst G. T. Wilson Howard Shriver L. M. Wilkison Roy Wilson J. A. Hunter Charles Eaton Niles Ohio

Methodist Program Sunday Afternoon at Ma honing Church

On Sunday afternoon at the Mahoning Methodist church Rev War ren A Bugbee announces an informal service of reminiscence and music starting at 2 o clock An organ interlude by Mrs Alice McClure will begin the program R C Cather charge lay leader presides Letters of greetings read from former pastors members and armed forces Miss Verlee Mauermann will sing a vocal solo and brief messages will be given for former and present church members

Mahoning Methodist Church Warren A. Bugbee Alice McClure R. C. Cather Verlee Mauermann

Neighboring Churches Hear Miss Virginia Stump Play Solo

Miss Virginia Lee Stump will perform a pianoforte solo at neighboring churches, delivering a refined recital that highlights her musical talents. The event invites churchgoers to enjoy classical selections in a shared community music moment.

Virginia Lee Stump

Vacation Bible School Ends With Silent Picture Show

As part of the closing program at Mahoning Methodist Church the Vacation Bible School will show 1000 feet of black and white sound pictures released by the American Bible Society. E D Hawk will present the films and pupils with regular attendance will be specially recognized. Lynn Matlack of Madison Avenue Christian Church directs the opening service. Pictures of pupils and teachers taken Wednesday turned out well.

Mahoning Methodist Church American Bible Society E. D. Hawk Lynn Matlack Madison Avenue

Killed in Action Sgt William C Hege Named

Mrs Mildred E Hege of 624 Superior street reports word from Washington that her son Sergt William Co Hege was killed in action May 8 in the European war area after earlier being listed missing. Hege served with the Eighth Air Force as a second career gunner and had been in England since April 9 Easter Sunday. He enlisted March 21, 1943 and would have turned 20 on July 5. He attended New Castle high school and worked as a welder at the National Tube Mill before enlisting. He is survived by his father Charles, sister Marjorie, brother Darrell at home, and grandparents and an aunt.

Mildred E. Hege Superior Street War Department Washington, D. C International Red Cross Society Sergt William Co. Hege Set. Hege U. S. Eighth Air Force England Hege Germany Set New Castle National Tube Mill Ellwood City Darrell Sgt. Hege Charles Hege Marjorie Whippo Street W. C. Locke Agnes Hege Sam Tieche North Crawford Avenue

Pfc. Russell G. Mullen Killed in Action Italy

Pfc. Russell G. Mullen son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Mullen of 842 East 23rd street Erie was killed in action in Italy on May 16. He would have turned 22 on May 7. Survived by his parents a sister Iona Jones of Erie and three brothers Fred Donald and William Mullen.

Russell G. Mullen Frank W. Mullen East 23Rd Street Eric Italy Pfc Mullen Mullens Cherry Street New Castle Iona Jones Erie Fred Donald Mullen Lowellville, O William Mullen Youngstown

Luncheon Honors Rev A M Stump at Castleton Hotel

Fifteen members of the Boy Scout executive board and the Silver Beavers met at the Castleton hotel Thursday noon for a farewell luncheon honoring Rev A M Stump former executive board member who is leaving for Pittsburgh Round served as toastmaster and remarks praised Stumps service to the Boy Scouts and to the community.

Boy Scout Executive Board The Silver Beavers Castleton Hotel A. M. Stump Pittsburgh L. B. Round Rev Stump Boy Scouts

Stump Receives MacKenzie Scout Statuette Ceremony

Dr. G. S. Bennett chaired the executive board as Rev. A. M. Stevenson and Ralph Davis spoke along with E. D. Hawk and T. G. Allen. The event featured the presen tation of a MacKenzie Boy Scout statuette by Ralph Davis. Rev. Stump has long served on the Lawrence County Boy Scout council and led the advancement committee. The note adds that women now hold one of every three war jobs.

Ralph Davis GS Bennett A. M. Stevenson Ellwood E. D. Hawk T. G. Allen Scout Rev. Stump Lawrence Aee The Advancement Committee

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