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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1940

Page

33

Seek Merger Of Water Companies With Local Company

Application is to be made to the Public Utility Commission of Pennsylvania for the merger of six newly chartered water companies with the City of New Castle Water Company. The six firms Neshannock Township Water Hickory Township Water Taylor Township Water South New Castle Water Union Township Water and Shenango Township Water were granted charters last week and placed on file Saturday. The petition will seek transfer of all assets rights and privileges to the City of New Castle Water Company.

Public Utility Commission of Pennsylvania City of New Castle Water Company Register and Recorder’s Office Neshannock Township Water Company Hickory Township Water Company Taylor Township Water Company South New Castle Water Company Union Township Water Company Shenango Township Water Company

Local Residents Noted in Broad Array of Visits and Illnesses

A long list of neighbors from Superior to Maryland avenues, West Middlesex, and beyond are mentioned for illnesses, visits, and travels. Mrs. David Drumm, Mrs. Aubrey Johns, and Mrs. Hockenberry remain ill at home, while Ora McCullough travels for a week. Many others visit relatives in Cleveland, New Castle, New Wilmington, and Sligo, with some returning home from operations or hospital stays. Several families host guests or celebrate reunions, and local youths join camps and trips.

David Drumm Superior Street Aubrey Johns Delaware Avenue William Hockenberry Maryland Avenue Ora McCullough Phillips Place New Wilmington Anthony Ferrazzano McClain Avenue Beaver Falls William Rees North Street Walter W. Rhodes Coudersport J. Gay] Blim Park Avenue

City Council to Meet Train Officials Over Blocked Avenue

City council orders informal meeting with train officials at city hall to fix ongoing blockage on Mahon ing avenue due to whistles and bells. Also notes Rhodes vs city action questioned, Felix lien on South Liberty sewer discussed, and North Mercer repaving ordinance approved. A street light request on East Fairmont is referred to the safety director.

Mahoning Avenue Council East Fairmont Avenue Delaware and Audley Avenues Council Today D. O. Davies

Biddle to Leave Bordeaux for London Amid Polish Contact

Secretary Hull announced Ambassador Anthony Drexel Biddle will depart Bordeaux to report to London. He will reestablish contact with the exiled Polish government while Bullitt remains in Paris. The move leaves the U S without ambassorial contact with Marshal Petain’s government unless a chargé d affaires is named.

Washington Hull Anthony Drexel Biddle America Bordeaux London Biddle William C. Bullitt France Paris United States Henri Petain New Castle

Evans City Boy Killed In Jalopy Race Accident

A 10 year old Evans City boy was killed when a bumper splinter struck him during a jalopy race at the Wahl track near Evans City. George Laverne Treich died after 5 pm following a head injury. John Shaffer fractured a leg and others incurred minor injuries. Driver Alexander Began escaped serious harm as officials report the bumper shattered on impact with a tree. Funeral services for Treich are set in Evans City Tuesday at 2:30 p.m. DST.

Ellwood City Evans City George Laverne Treich Ada Treich Evans Alexander Began Ralph Avenue New Castle Butler Began

Reformed Church Picnic At Park

Ellwood City venue hosts Immanuel Reformed church Sunday school outing at Ewing Park grove attended by 125 members. Merle Means and C. E. Powell directed an afternoon program of games with prizes awarded to Merle Loch Louis Forsythe Elmer Dambach and others followed by a dinner at six served by the ladies’ class.

Walter Moon Lee Shirey F. D. Powell William Duncan Bob Sitler Earl Tanner Merle Means

Surprise Birthday Party for Mrs Sharp Johns

Ellwood City, June 24. Mrs Sharp Johns of Wayne township was surprised Saturday evening when members of the W A club and their husbands gathered at her home. After best wishes the party included cards bingo and lunch. Mrs Johns received a lovely gift. A regular club meeting will be held Thursday afternoon at Mrs Clyde Cunningham s home in Wayne township.

Ellwood City Sharp Johns Wayne Township W. A. Club Johns Clyde Cunningham

Alliance Picnic Brings 125 to Huber's Beach

In Ellwood City on June 24 the Christian and Missionary church held its annual Sunday school picnic at Huber's Beach North Sewickley. The all day event featured ball games swimming and an afternoon sports program directed by Frank Sheldon and Charles Lucas with awards for winners. Carl Hughes of Conway delivered the devotional as the day closed.

Ellwood City Christian and Missionary Church Huber’s Beach North Sewickley Frank Sheldon Charles Lucas Carl Hughes Conway

Ellwood Church Notes Outline Week of Activities

Ellwood City churches announce weekly schedules with services, classes, and society meetings. Listings cover First Baptist, First Presbyterian, Providence Baptist, Immanuel Reformed, Slippery Rock Presbyterian, Wurtemburg U P, Gospel Tabernacle, Trinity Lutheran, United Presbyterian, Lilyville Church Of God, and events for Girl Scouts Boy Scouts and church youth groups.

Slippery Rock Picnic Draws Church Community

In Ellwood City on June 24 the Slippery Rock Presbyterian church held its annual Sunday school picnic at the church grounds. A large crowd enjoyed a noon picnic served by the True Blue class followed by games and races with awards to winners. Alfred Kennedy and J M Houk directed sports. Mrs George Glasser led arrangements.

Ellwood City Slippery Rock

Milton Caplan Receives Degree at University of Pittsburgh

Milton Caplan, son of Mr and Mrs J L Caplan of Park avenue, was graduated with a doctor of medicine degree from the University of Pittsburgh. He also earned a B Sc degree and a commission as first lieutenant in the U S Army Medical Corps. Caplan is training at Camp Carlisle and will begin internship at Passavant hospital on July 1. He is brother of Dr Aaron Caplan of Ellwood City.

Ellwood City Milton Caplan J. L. Caplan Park Avenue University of Pittsburgh Medical Corps U. S. Army Camp Carlyle Passavant Hospital Aaron Caplan

Baptist Classes Meet Saturday in Ellwood City

At the Providence Baptist church north Sewickley the Adult Bible classes held a Saturday session at the home of Mr and Mrs Fred G Householder on Beaver Falls road. Mrs Elwin Hazen led devotions and Mrs G N Hazen led the business meeting. Thirty eight members attended and enjoyed games directed by Mrs Fay Main with Clyde Brewer winning a prize. Hostesses Mrs Ralph Steffler and Mrs Charles Krepps served refreshments. A September corn roast at Green Acres on the New Brighton road is planned.

Ellwood City Fred G. Householder Beaver Falls Road Providence Baptist Church North Sewickley Elwin Hazen G. N. Hazen Fay Main Clyde Brewer Ralph Steffler Charles Krepps Green Acres New Brighton Road

Ellwood Man Is Named By Moose Convention Leaders Named

Tyrone was selected as site for next year’s Western Pennsylvania Moose convention. Earl Marshall of McKeesport was chosen association president with nine district vice presidents named: Frank Cierotti Kane W A Upperman Pittsburgh John Williams Washington Ernest J Anderson Tyrone George Patterson Ellwood City A W Morrison Greensburg Joseph Washington Cresson Arthur Shimmin New Kensington William Klinger Clarion Andrew Willow renamed secretary treasurer.

International News Service New Kensington Tyrone Western Pennsylvania Moose Association Earl Marshall McKeesport Frank Cierotti Kane W. A. Upperman Pittsburgh John Williams Washington, Pa Ernest J. Anderson George Patterson Ellwood City A. W. Morrison Greensburg Joseph Washington Cresson Arthur Shimmin William Klinger Clarion Andrew Willow

Party Honors Shirley Rider Birthday at Ewing Park Grove

Ellwood City June 24 Mrs Victor Rider entertained at Ewing Park grove to honor her daughter Shirley s fifth birthday. Ten guests attended from 2 to 4 pm with diversions and tempting refreshments at a decorated table featuring a large birthday cake. The birthday girl received many lovely gifts from guests, hosted with help from Mrs W E Dindinger of Wampum.

Ellwood City Shirley Victor Rider Johnston Drive Ewing Park Grove W. E. Dindinger Wampum

Cerelli Armundo Engagement News in Ellwood City

Announcement from Ellwood City June 24 reveals the engagement of Miss Thressa Louise Cerelli of Todd Avenue to Arson Armoundo of New Castle. Parents named Patsy Venditti and Patsy Armoundo are listed. no wedding date was set.

Ellwood City Thressa Louise Cerelli Patsy Venditti Todd Avenue Arson Armoundo Patsy Armoundo New Castle

Christian class picnic at Ellwood City

The Young Married Peoples class of the First Christian church held a pleasant picnic at Lessburg on June 24 with about thirty nine members and guests. Chester Craven led the arrangements and a mushball game followed the supper. A meeting is scheduled for Saturday July 13.

Ellwood City First Christian Church Lessburg Chester Craven

Community Admittances and Discharges Reported in Ellwood City

Admitted: Cecil Hazen Ernest Gambino Clinton Evans Ann Lengel Theodore Syphrit Mrs Wayne Miller Born: Raymond Butler son and Joseph Lombar daughter. Discharged: Mrs Kenneth Blank Mary Thomas Franklin Avenue Mrs Fred Davidson Wampum Avenue James Greenham Joseph Frisk William Tewell Mrs George Watkins Slippery Rock Mrs Floyd Smilek and baby Orchard Avenue Mrs Earl Timblin and baby Route 1 Mrs Chester Avereal and baby Route 2.

Ellwood City Cecil Hazen Ernest Gambino Beaver Avenue Clinton Evans Zelienople Ann Lengel Theodore Syphrit Wayne Miller Portersville Kenneth Blank Park Avenue Mary Thomas Franklin Avenue Fred Davidson Wampum Avenue James Greenham Wayne Avenue Joseph Frisk Fombell William Tewell George Watkins Slippery Rock Floyd Smilek Orchard Avenue Earl Timblin Chester Avereal Raymond Butler Second Street Joseph Lombar Fifth Avenue Freedom

Ministerial association picnic at Ewing Park grove

Ellwood City reports the ministerial association and families will gather at Ewing Park grove tonight at 6 o'clock for the annual picnic. A business session is scheduled for 4 30 p m with the group.

Ellwood City Ministerial Association Ewing Park Grove

Clovers Rally To Beat Legion In Junior League Action

In Ellwood City on Saturday the Clovers erased a deficit with a five run sixth inning to beat the Legion 7 to 4, widening their lead to 2.5 games. The Manos crushed the Elks 12 to 1, tying for second place as Curtis and Pcholsky led ten hits and a dozen runs.

Ellwood City American Legion Ewing Park Clovers Legion Elks Manos Laszlo Johnson Glasser McCready Curtis Pcholsky

Orangemen to Hold Regular Meeting in Bank Hall

Ellwood City notes a regular meeting of the Orangemen set for Tuesday evening at 7 45 p m in the bank hall.

Social Roundup of Local Residents and Visitors

Local residents and relatives visit cities and attend events. Harold McElwain graduates from the Pittsburgh School of Embalming at St Peter's Episcopal church. Families from New Castle and New Brighton visit relatives in each other’s towns and travel to Washington, Harrisburg, and New York City. Residents recover from illnesses, undergo surgery, and travel for probate or companionship activities.

Cliff Kennedy Fifth Street New York City Harold McElwain Roy McElwain Smiley Street Pittsburgh St. Peter’s Episcopal Church A High

Edison Urges Congress To Speed Defense

Retiring Navy Secretary Charles Edison urged Congress to streamline its processes to speed defense funding, noting Germany’s gains while naval appropriation bills stalled. In Pittsburgh, Louis Flora was arraigned for forging a signature on a government check to William H. Haley, with $1,000 bond set pending Thursday’s hearing. the check was valued at $39.

International News Service Washington Charles Edison Congress Germany Edison Hitler Holland Belgium France Pittsburgh Louis Flora New Castle William H. Haley United States

Father R A Must Celebrates Mass at First Solemn High Mass

The Rev Father Raymond A Must celebrated his first solemn high mass at St Marys on Sunday June 23. The service began at noon before a large crowd of friends and relatives with the girls and boys choir providing music. Assisting were Arch Priest Rev Fr William F Galvin Deacon Rev Fr Leo S Watterson Sub deacon Rev Ferris Guay Master of ceremonies Bernard Carlin and assistant James O Connor. Father Galvin delivered a forceful address on The Priest Leads the Way to the Supernatural Life. Must 25, son of Mr and Mrs Jacob P Must of 18 East North Street was ordained at St Vincents Archabbey Latrobe Pa June 16 and will remain at St Marys until assigned by Bishop Hugh C Boyle of Pittsburgh Diocese. Numerous visiting priests attended the day including Rev Fr F F OShea Pittsburgh Rev Fr Dudley Nee Pittsburgh Rev Fr F S Clifford Murrysville Rev Fr V V Stancelewski SS Philip and James church Rev Fr Edward R Szelong Madonna church Rev Fr Michael P Hinnebusch St Margarets Rev Fr Edmund Rowan New Castle hospital Rev Fr Nicholas Biondi Pittsburgh and Rev Fr Joseph L Abbate St Vitus.

Raymond A. Must Father St. Mary's Church Father Must William F. Galvin Leo S. Watterson Ferris Guay Bernard Carlin James O'Connor Father Galvin Must Jacob P. Must East North Street St. Vincent's Latrobe St. Mary’s Church Hugh C. Boyle D. D Pittsburgh Father Most F. F. O'Shea Dudley Nee F. S. Clifford Murrinsville V. V. Stancelewski SS. Philip and James Edward R

Councilmen Return From Washington On Airport Talks

D O Davies J D Alexander and City Engineer G R Throop returned from Washington where they met Senator James J Davis and others to discuss the airport and proposed projects. No definite federal decision was announced, but officials said information on future projects could save the city thousands of dollars. WY IN NEW CASTLE-

D. O. Davies J. D Alexander G. R Throop Washington, D. C James J. Davis

Perry S. Gaston Post to Meet at Legion Home

The Perry S. Gaston American Legion post will hold an important meeting Tuesday at the Legion home. Commander A. Louis Conn says topics include New Citizens Day July 1 and actions against Amer ican activities, with other matters to be discussed.

Perry S. Gaston Post American Legion Legion A. Louis Conn New Castle

Death of Mrs Wardman's Brother George Chisholm

Mrs J C Wardman of 840 Lathrop Street learns of her brother George Chisholm's death at age 56 in Sharon Sunday morning. He leaves two daughters in Sharon. Funeral services are set for 2 PM Tuesday at the family residence.

J. C. Wardman Lathrop Street George Chisholm Sherman Avenue Sharon New Castle Quantus

Italians Break Fortifications in Isere Valley Offensive

Rome reports Italian high command says forces broke major fortified lines in southeastern France after a June 21 offensive. Official communique notes advances from Mt Blanc to the sea, capturing Fort Chenaillet near Briancon and Razet, with units reaching Isere valley towns Arcguillage Tinea Vesuvia as they press the front.

International News Service Rome France Italy Isere Mt. Blanc

Court Upholds Browder Conviction in Passport Frauds

NEW YORK. June 24. The US Court of Appeals unanimously upheld Earl Browder s four year federal prison term and $2000 fine for passport frauds imposed after he was found guilty. He had used false names to obtain three passports in 1921 1927 and 1931 and presented one to prove citizenship on reentry from Europe aboard the Berengaria in 1937 and the Acquitania in 1938.

International News Service New York United States Court of Appeals Earl Browder Communist Party Alfred C. Coxe Browder United States Europe Berengaria Acquitania New Castle

Hear Appeal From City Assessment In Court Room No 1

John J. Book of 466 Neshannock avenue appeals a city assessment for a property on Neshannock avenue formerly Jere Bauman, heard by Judge W Walter Braham. The board increased the assessment from 19000 to 19740, owner contends it is too high and seeks reduction. A stray anecdote about hash and a lunchroom interruption appears in the text.

Court of Lawrence County E. J. Connery City Robert White Council City Hall White John J. Book Neshannock Avenue Board of Appeals City of New Castle W. Walter Braham Jere Bauman

Silence Reframes Man After Talkative Years

A formerly chatty man explains that silence arose not from marriage but from his wife’s high opinion of him. He says she believes he is very smart and he must be careful not to disappoint her.

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