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New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1944

Page

6

Rainbow Bible class meets for sewing and meal at Rose Point

The Rainbow Bible class met at Mrs. Russell Allison's home in Rose Point on Wednesday. The group spent the day sewing for Red Cross and enjoyed a luncheon. Mrs. Margaret Gallagher led the business meeting and devotionals were given by Mrs. Dorothy Armstrong and Mrs. John Davis of Princeton.

Rainbow Bible Russell Allison Red Cross Margaret Gallagher Dorothy Armstrong John Davis Princeton

Personal mentions of local residents and travels

Ill pastor Rev William A Thornton at Epworth Methodist improves at Butler Avenue home. Mrs Anna Richards returns from New Castle hospital but stays bedridden. Mrs George Christoph leaves for Camp Pickett Virginia to visit son Lt Vern Christoph. Mrs Helen Nedder and Celia Ann Reedville Mass stay with Nick and Mrs Thomas Locust Street. Nora Aker Grover City and Mrs Blanche Lewis depart for Indiana Pa funeral of cousin. Rev Robert M Offutt Ward learns of birth of Peter Sutton in Abington hospital North Philadelphia. Mrs James Cochran leaves Winslow Avenue to visit Seaman James Cochran stationed at Norman Oklahoma. Cynthia Lyons travels with Mrs Cochran. Mr A F Cozzu and Louis Leonard return from St Petersburg Florida after two weeks with Frank Frant. Mrs A E Russell of Birmingham Alabama returns home after visit with Forrests Florence Avenue. Miss Ruth Forrest accompanies her. Mary Louise Cleland Croton Avenue, spine operation, returns home able to walk.

William A. Thornton Epworth Methodist Church Butler Avenue Anna Richards Agdew Street New Castle Hospital George Christoph East Wallace Avenue Vern Christoph Camp Pickett Helen Nedder Celia Ann Reedville Mass Nick Thomas Locust Street Nora Aker Grover City Blanche Lewis Indiana Robert M. Offutt Ward Peter Sutton Robert F. Miner North Philadelphia Abington Hospital James Cochran Winslow Avenue Seaman Norman Oklo Cynthia Lyons Cochran A. F. Cozzu Sone Louis Leonard Pearson Street St Petersboro Fla Frank Frant A. E. Russell Birmingham Ala J. G. Forrest Florence Avenue Ruth Forrest Mary Louise Cleland W. D. Cleland Croton Avenue Allegheny General Hospital Pittsburgh Bruce McElwain Jameson Hospital Carl McDevitt Charles McDevitt Mr. McDevitt Great Lakes H. C. Houlette and Daughters Akron E. T. Armstrong Harry Vogan Portersville Donald Vogan Oil City Russell Vogan Joseph Shander Ella Canton, O Freeland Karch Burgettstown Sadie Karch Robert Kelly Nancy Sue Charles and Anneth Rivesville W. Va Thomas Warsing John Kelland H. S. McClymonds Butler J. A. McClymonds Tillie Maratta Mars Laura Boggs Clarence Wilson Texas Vance Wilson

Merchant seamen suffer heavy losses in war report

Report from New York notes American merchant seamen lost about 5565 lives by March 1944 with rising wartime casualties compared to World War I. It cites improved escorts and life-saving gear reducing monthly losses from 300 to under 50. Britain and possibly Japan also incur heavy merchant marine losses.

New York Metropolitan Life Insurance Company Great Britain

Bethany W M S Members Meet for June Study and Picnic

Bethany Lutheran church Women Missionary Society met at Mrs Charles M Thompson’s home for their June session. They reviewed We Who Are America and studied Answering Calls. Next meeting July 18 at Mrs Harry Reynolds’ home with a picnic supper. Neshannock East Brook U P and Gospel Tabernacle activities noted with services and Sunday school times.

W. M. S. of Bethany Lutheran Church Charles M. Thompson Marshall Avenue America A E. Reynolds Kenneth Reitz Louis G. Golder K. E. Reitz Harry Reynolds West Wallace Avenue

Birth Announcements for Local Families

Born to Mr and Mrs William Mc Connell at 1809 East Washington street a daughter June 21 at Jameson Memorial hospital. Born to Mr and Mrs Edward D Wagner 306 Pine street a son June 22 at Jameson Memorial hospital. Born to Mr and Mrs Anthony Dauria R D G Butler road a daughter June 23 at Jameson Memorial hospital. Mr and Mrs Domenick De Christofer Box 196 Hillsville announce the birth of a twin daughter and son June 22 at New Castle hospital.

William McConnell East Washington Street Jameson Memorial Hospital Edward D. Wagner Pine Street Anthony Dauria R.D. G. Butler Road Domenick de- Christofer Hhillsville New Castle Hospital

Local War Era Social News Highlights Family Visits

Mr and Mrs Charles McFarland host a family dinner for Father’s Day. Residents from Akron Canton Rivesville and Butler visit friends and relatives in town, with several returning from Jameson hospital stays and military postings. A note recalls the custom of sending keys to powder magazines to the captain nightly aboard U S warships.

Charles McFarland Robert H. McFarland Fort Belvoir H. C. Houlette Akron U.S John Paul Jones

Truckers Head to State Convention in Harrisburg

President J. Fred Clarke leads the Lawrence County Pennsylvania Motor Truck Association members toward Harrisburg for the PMTA convention. The group includes Mr and Mrs Samuel A Mooney Mr and Mrs William O Mooney Al Bauman Jr Mrs H L Gormley John Loudon Walter McCormick and others. Pat W Keely may be elected president of the state organization with strong nomination support.

J. Fred Clarke Lawrence County Pennsylvania Motor Truck Assaciation Harrisburg PMTA Samuel A. Mooney William O. Mooney al Bauman, Jr H. L. Gormley John Loudon Walter McCormick Pat W. Keely The Valley Motor Freight Keely

Princeton Social Roundup Highlights Birthdays and Visits

A Saturday gathering at S. E B. Goneaware’s home celebrated his birthday with music games and a wiener roast in the orchard. Others hosted events include Ladies Missionary society quilting at Mrs Clarence Nelson’s, a Cascade park picnic by Young Married Ladies, and a Red Cross sewing session led by Mrs W W Wilson. Gene Reno broke his arm after a tree fall and was treated in hospital while visitors came to New Castle and Grove City homes. Jimmie Gallagher underwent a tonsil operation at New Castle hospital.

S. E B. Goneaware Izon-eaware Ladies Missionary Society Clarence Nelson Mary Dean Wendell Fisher Portersville Cascade Park Friendly Neighbors Club W. W Wilson Butler Road Red Cross Rhoda Book Jennie White Stewart Hunt Harlansboro Road Gene Reno Bernice Reno George Johnson New Castle W. G. Myers George Myers Robert van Horn Clarence van Horn Grove City Ira White John Hazelbaker New Wilmington WD. Morrison Jimmie Gallagher New Castle Hospital

Allies Resume Attack In Italy Front Pressed Back Near Grosseto

London dispatch says the German high command reported the Allies regrouped and resumed the attack across nearly the entire front in Italy. North of Grosseto the Allies pressed back the German line several miles amid bitter fighting.

London Italy Grosseto

Community Notices From Hickory Heights and Nearby

Mrs Clinton Kennaday and sons Jimmy and Bobby visited Rob Gabe in Waterford and stayed for a week. Many relatives gathered for visits and Sunday dinners including the Pontius family in Hammond NY and others from New Castle and Farrell. Mrs Arthur Braymer returns home from hospital after illness and improving.

Clinton Kennaday David Jimmy Bobby Rob Gabe Waterford Colulda Strizzi Mary Farrell Philomena Strizzi Frank Audia Tony DeGilio Armed Guard Force Audia Stunday Stanley Martin New Castle

Slippers Rock Women Hold Annual Mothers Day Picnic

Members of the Slippers Rock W CT gathered at Mrs. Jessie Hunt’s home on Harlands Road for their annual Mothers Day picnic. Fifty attended a noon tureen dinner with Mrs J L Updegrapn as principal speaker. Rev Shriver and J F Hay gave remarks on current conditions as Mrs J A Boak presided over the business meeting. The program included “Path of Our Mothers” and a one minute prayer for men in the armed forces.

Slippers Rock J. F. Hay

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