Religious And Fraternal Circles Gather For Meetings
In New Castle many church groups hold parlor sewing and quilting sessions. Queen Esther Auxiliary plans a New Wilmington picnic and all day sewing. Central Circle to sew for Red Cross Tuesday. Troops 7 and 35 meet final season sessions. Calendar notes on services and baptisms at First Baptist and other churches. Guru Dibble Prayer group and Puller Circle announce events. Cascade Park picnic date set for July 9 and various church classes plan picnics and meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howe
Edhicaton
New Wihnington
King's Daughters
Red Cross
First Baptist
C. Adrian Heaton
Western Pennsylvania Bible Conference
Slippery Rock
Il A
Guru Dibble Prayer Group
Wallie Davis
John Street
Croton Avenue
Puller Circle
Harley Crows
Dewey Avenue
Cascade Park
Births announcements from June show multiple newborns
Mr and Mrs Clare Hanna announce a son Harold Edward born June 21 at home. Mr and Mrs Charles E H Cornman Jr announce a daughter Nancy Caral born June 21. Mr and Mrs Joseph Slamen announce a daughter born June 23 at New Castle hospital. Additional births listed to Albert Greer, Sam Donofrio, Robert Coulter, J R PF, and Edward Bigley with dates June 2 and June 23 at New Castle hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Hanna
Slippery Rock
Harold Edward
Charles EH. Cornman, Jr
Volant
R. PD. 3
Nancy Caral
Joseph Slamen
Long Avenue
New Castle Hospital
Albert Greer
Bos
Hillsville
New Castile Hospital
Sam Donofrio
Croton Avenue
Robert Coulter
New Castle
J. R, PF
D. No. 5
Liew Castle
Edward Bigley
South Lee Avenue
What’s What At A Glance In Wartime Mood Shift
The piece contrasts optimism with sudden despair as Allied leaders press for U S war involvement against the Nazis. Former French premier Reynaud appeals for American help and the London Chronicle notes that any aid short of war could alter the crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Reynaud
France
London News Chronicle
America
United States
Y W C A Notes Blue Triangle Plans Fund Drive
Y W C A notes outline duties for committees and a fundraising breakfast at Cyusende Park on July 14 to support refugee war work in Eurrope. Camp Basy Brook counselors meet to align on camp life values with new friendships forming, and locals like Miss Cornell Arbogast and Miss Ann O Hara bring dance instruction and various activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Triangle Club
Eurrcape
Cyusende Park
Camp
Basy Brook
Pearl Mills
Cornell Arbogast
Pittsburgh
Ann O'Hara
Kathryn Bloom
Ellwood City
Stowe
Bessie Burrows
Ruth Peterson
Marie Manning
Louise Bupan
Strathe Oo
Dagan
Dorothy Stewart
Camp East Brook
New Castle
Troop I Girl Scouts Take Harbor Trip With Leader Mrs Weass
Girls of Troop I enjoyed a bicycle trip to the Harbor on Thursday led by Mrs. Weass. They had a tasty lunch at the Harbor then returned via King's Chapel where a museum ball game was played. Re-registration is set for Monday at 2 PM in the Washington High School gym. Mary Shaddick, Scribe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troop T
Weass
King’s Chapel
Chorge
Washington High School
Scribe
Mary Shaddick
Scotland Union Seothed Lab Meeting Announced
W.c.T. U. and J. T. L. Scotland Union Seothed Lab members will attend a meeting at 8:00 hosted by Mrs. Dannie Wisotl at New Shodlord Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Deluan
Armstrong
J. A. Seehler
Della Glenn
J. R. Spear
McKinney Bible Class
Union
Scotland
Seothed Lab
Dannie Wisotl
The Human Side Of The News In New Castle
A fragmentary voice cites Adolf Hitler and Nazi ideas on property and Aryan dominance, praising rearmament themes and intellectual defense. The passage references Wilhelm Stipel and Jung while urging Molmal's book for readers interested in rearmament and European order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilhelm Stipel
A. Hitler
Hitler
Europe
Holst
Jung
Molmal
New Castle
Inconsistent Etiquette Guide Reads Across Local Page
A disjointed notice from the issue urges readers to consider others in shared spaces and to keep the bathroom clear for the next person. The quirky text includes garbled phrases and stray letters, suggesting OCR glitches on a small household etiquette item.
Origin of tellers and tally traditions in voting
The text traces tellers as vote counters back to talliers, noting a mispronunciation and a wooden tally rod used to record sums. It mentions the shift from talliers to tellers by 1783 and describes officers handling the tally as inspectors or guardians before becoming tellers, with a brief aside on a modern variable pitch blade system used for vehicles and engine temperature sensing.
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Central Presbyterian
Trinity Church
People's Mission
Wanseldler
Castlewood
Mission
Union Young People Union
Young People’s Prayer Group
Lewis
Waldo Street
Grove City
Wesley Methodist Church
Hmma Leslie
Moore Avenue
Clara Bailey
Rose Avenue
First Presbyterian
Twentieth Century Bible
A. B. Fankhauser
Hazelcroft Avenue
Maitland Memorial P
Ladies Home and Foreign Missionary Society
Crusaders
Gladys Ashton
Pollock Avenue
Wiener Road
Lecade Park
Walter R. Sommerfield
Huron Avenue
Lockport
N. Y
The
Lutheran Church, Missonr Synod
Rev. Sommerfield
Loyal Daughters Bible
Choir
Epworth League
Ewing Park
Ladies Aid Society
Mabel Wilson Lodge
Eagles Hall
South
Jefferson Street
Ameriatt Home
Waletanen American Home Watchmen
McGown Hall
U. P
W. QO. Bryan
Adams Street
First Christian Church
Dan Williams
Fairmont Avenue
CWE
Philco
RCA Victor
Ryka
Zenith
Haney
Stic Cath
Avemiener
Y. W. C. A. Notes
Byer-Regdy la- H.P
Goa
SEARS
Frige
Jfferson St
New Castle, Pas
Girl Scouts
W.c.t. U. and
Edwin
Will
Satuy
Jy Mall
Toselle
Chambers
Plymouth
Chambers Motor CO
North Croton
Chrysler
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