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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1941

Page

12

Soviet Planes Raid Helsinki and Tallinn Blazes

London reports 15 Soviet planes attacked Helsinki with two shot down. A Stockholm dispatch notes German Stukas hit Russian fortifications on the Hingee peninsula and raided Russian air bases in Estonia causing large fires. Observers atop Helsinki stadium tower saw a sea of flame over Tallinn across the gulf, with Tallinn possibly set ablaze by bombs.

International News Service London Helsinki Reuters Today Stockholm Hingee Estonia Helsinki Stadium Tallinn Gulf of Finland

Kiwanis Hear Convention Report At Ellwood Meeting

Ellwood Kiwanis members learned delegates at the National Kiwanis Convention in Atlanta last week reported on the program. Dr H E Helling submitted a resume, and plans for the Less Chance Boys Camp were discussed, with a call for help serving underprivileged youths. A committee will meet Wednesday at 9 p.m. at Dr Harold Sumner’s offices.

Ellwood Carey Lilwood K Seelub Likheran Samuel Mullin Mallory Atlanta Georgia H. £. Helling J. Bill Bell Bamp Kiwanis Club Peresan Harold Sumner

Vargo Rites Held Tuesday

Ellwood City June 3 The funeral service for Mrs Mary Ware Vargo held yesterday at the W D Porter funeral home in Ellport. Rev Fr Martinovich of St Joseph Catholic church officiated and burial was in St Agatha cemetery. Grandsons Frank Joseph Peter Simon and Frank Spisak served as pallbearers. Mrs Vargo 89 was born in Hungary and survived by two daughters 16 grandchildren and 18 great grandchildren.

Ellwoon City Mary Wareko W. D. Porter Fr Martinovich St. Joseph Catholic Church Ellport Vergo St Agatha Catholic Cemetery Vargo Frank Joseph Peter Simon

Class Two Meets With Mrs Reed at Bell Memorial Church

ELLWOODS CITY June 25 Class Two of the Bell Memorial church met at Mrs Pearl Reed's home First avenue Tuesday evening. The devotional service was led by Mrs Tina Houk with the business meeting led by Mrs Matilda McFate. Sixteen members attended and enjoyed lunch served by Mrs Reed Mrs Goldie McConany and Mrs Maude Cullespie. The fourth division of the class will run the next meeting on July 22.

Ellwoods City Bell Memorial Church Pearl Reed First Avenue Tina Houk Matilda McFate Goldie McConany Maude Cullespie

Two Men Taken In Car Theft

Ellwood City June 1 The theft involved a car owned by Jack Shers ling Wiley Hill. Police arrested William S. Dixon and Henry J. W. Boyer in possession of the vehicle hours after the theft and seized in Ellwood City jail awaiting charges. They claimed employment by the Gooding Amusement Company and had parked the car in front of Murphy's store.

Ellwood Jack Shersling Wiley Hill William S. Dixon Tole- Ja Henry J. W. Boyer Shelocta Ellwood City Gooding Amusement Company Murphy's Store

Luncheon Honors Ellwood City Council President

Ellwood City chapter of the National Council of Jewish Women held a luncheon at the county club to honor retiring president Mrs Eugene Lebowitz. Music by Ellwood violinist John Kuczmarski and pianist Robert Steverson complemented readings by Mrs Marcus of Beaver Falls. Guests from Erie Detroit Beaver Falls and Clairton attended. officers offered remarks and a gift was presented to Lebowitz signaling the end of the year’s work.

Ellwood City

Continue Hunt For Auto Bandits

Ellwood City Police and state officers report no new developments in the double automobile theft and robbery case involving William Tift and A. B. Sheriff of Erie. Tift was released near Bizard and returned home yesterday as the search for the thieves and missing cars continues.

Ellwool City Ellwood City Pennsylvania State Police William Tift A. B Erie Sift Bizard

Scout Council Dines at Scout Camp Meeting

The Filwood District council of the Bay Stouts of America will hold its regular meeting on Tuesday, July 1 at Camry Thompson. A dinner will be served at 6:00 p.m. The council plans a visit to the boy scout camp during the session and will hold its meeting there.

Ellwoop City Filwood District Council The Bay Stouts of America Camry Thompson

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Greenwood School To Have Reunion

Greenwood school plans an all day reunion on Saturday June 28 at the Greenwood school house in Franklin township between Ellwood City and Zelienople. A basket picnic at noon will be followed by entertainment and sporting events. Notables J Howard Swick Beaver Falls and Ruben A Nagel state assemblyman are expected to attend.

Ellwood City Norman Hall Lillyville Greenwood Franklin Township Zelienople J. Howard Swick Beaver Falls Congress Ruben A. Nagel

Civic Problems topic program by Wayne WCTU at Elwood City

In Elwood City on June 24 the Wayne WCTU met at Mrs. Leo Coulter’s home to discuss My Town and Its Citizens. The program under Mrs. Dayton Fox covered Liquor Forces U S Program and home restoration with several members presenting. The business session, led by Mrs. Worrell, approved a $14 donation to the United Service Organizations and scheduled a July 15 picnic with plans by Mrs. Geoge Schulier Mrs. Thomas Berger and Mrs. Clair Boyar.

Ellwood City Geoge Schulier Thomas Berger Clair Boyar

Doremus Women To Meet Friday

Ellwood City report details a Doremus Club gathering hosted by Mrs Mary McDanel on Country Club Drive with a 6 PM tureen dinner. Hospital notes list three admissions two discharges and one birth at Ellwood City Hospital on June 24.

Doremus Ellwood City Mary McDanel Doremus Clesa First Baptist Church Country Club Drive Ellwood City Hospital Dorothy Newton Wood Street Jane Eppliger William Souheldemantle Bridge Street Robert Baird William Ferre Fountain Avenue Katheryn Wabank First Avenue Donald Mipgiliordo Faye Rape Clay Street Zelienople William Scheidemantle

Directors Will Meet Thursday Ellwood City Chamber

Ellwood City June 25 The board of directors of the Ellwood City Chamber of Commerce will meet tomorrow night at 8 o clock in the chamber rooms F E Moore president will preside Directors include A E Conner C W Carbeau C G Davidson D J Jones Jr Edward Mackasek J A Evans Dr H E Helling W F P Kegel R B J Shear RJ Herge Nelson Runyan

Ellwood City Ellwood, City

Baptist Society Dinner Meeting At Ewing Park

Twenty members of the Women's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church met at Ewing Park picnic grounds in Ellwood City for a supper and business session. They planned sending a delegate to the Missionary House party at Grove City Colleges July 7 to 10 and reported on the church campaign supporting the Baptist Home and Orphanage. White Cross work was discussed and the next meeting will be a picnic on July 15, with group captains in charge of arrangements.

Ellwood City Women's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church Ewing Park Grove City Colleges Society of the Church Baptist Home and Orphanage White Cross The Missionary Society

Class Meeting At Dambach Residence

Members of the Immanuel Re formed church Ladies Aid society met at Mrs. Harvey Dambach home on the Ellwood New Castle road Tuesday evening. Mrs. Emil Forsythe led the regular business followed by a social hour and lunch served by the hostess and her daughters Lorna and Lilian. The next session will be July 29 at Mrs. Russell Siler’s Glen avenue home.

Ellwood City Immanuel Reformed Church Ladies’ Aid Society Harvey Dambach Ellwood New Castle Road Emil Forsythe Lorna Lilian Russell Siler Glen Avenue

Death Comes To Joseph Cappello

Joseph Cappello of 1116 South Second Street dies at 7 15 am at home. He is seventy six and to be buried Friday morning from his home and Catholic church. Burial in Locust Grove Cemetery. Survived by wife Pauline and ten children Pauline Teresa Angelene Mary Rose Anthony Carmen Michael Frank and Micholas.

Swood City Joseph Cappello South Second Street Locust Grove Cappella Pauline Cappello Pauline Teresa Angeline Mary Rose Cappello Anthony Carmen Michalael Frank Micholas

Picnic Planned by Faught Society in Elwood City

At a United Presbyterian church meeting in Elwood City on Tuesday evening the Marjorie Faughe Society discussed a June picnic. Ruth McCowin led devotional exercises and business. a report on the Women's General Missionary Convention was given, noting Mrs. Neva Kosch, Wartburg, attended.

Ellwood City Marjorie

Margaret Pugh class concludes meetings at Ellwood City

The Margaret Pugh class of the First Presbyterian church held a 6:00 dinner at Ewing Park. Dinner committee included M. Frances Stimson Irene Groft W P Rollman Blanche Jackson and H E King. Twenty members attended as the dinner concluded meetings until September.

Margaret Pugh Ellwood City First Presbyterian Church Ewing Park M. Frances Stimson Irene Groft W. P. Rollman Blanche Jackson H. E. King

M KIM FAMILY PLANS REUNION AT SHADYREST

The McKim family plans its eighth annual reunion on Saturday June 28 at Shadyrest cottage on the old McKim farm near North Sewickley. Dinner will be served at noon. Delaware leads a national survey on trees noting Delaware's state rank and lists several species with their circumferences.

Ellwood City Une McKim Shadyrest Dane McKim North Sewickley

City Employees Return To Work After Strike

City officials report sewer, forest and garbage department workers who walked out Monday are back at their posts after a temporary work stoppage. The strike followed a wage raise request prompting a conference with council, which pledged to decide by Monday.

Sewer, Furest and Garbage Department Couel Mondey

Lithuanian Flags Salute Nazi Troops Invasion Report

Reports broadcast from Stockholm say Lithuanian flags were raised in Kaunas as German troops entered the capital. Lithuania is said to have announced secession from Soviet Russia. Other messages claim German bombing at Windau and Riga during the day.

International Nignsa Stockholm Kaunas Lithuania Russia Windau Riga

Maximum Prices Set For Pig Iron

Washington dispatch reports the Office of Price Administration extending steel controls by fixing maximum prices for pig iron. The action broadens ceilings previously set on iron and steel scrap and on finished steel products, aligning with broader wartime price regulation.

International News Service Washington OPM

Court of Honor Friday Evening at First Christian Church

New Castle Boy Scout district court of honor scheduled for Friday night at 8 o clock. Judgement from the number of persons reviewed by the board of review Tuesday sight, this will be a large court.

First Christian Church New Castle

Leningrad Heavily Bombed Report BULLETIN

A Rome radio broadcast heard in New York by WBC says a huge wall of smoke hangs over the Russian town of Leningrad after a heavy bombardment by German aircraft. The report notes immense destruction and fires in the city in the wake of the attack.

tTncernational New Rome New York WBC Leningrad

Amendment To Draft Act Still Pends In Congress

Washington June 24 The selective service act amendment to lower the draft age ceiling to 28 years passed the Senate and faced House floor action expected Friday. The House military affairs committee rewrote it and leaders planned a Friday House vote. If approved it goes to a Senate conference then back to the Senate for re passage.

International News Service Washington House Senate Military Affairs Committee Senate House Conference Committee

Man Found Dead in Gas-Filled Auto Near West Pittsburg

Howard P. Anderson aged 37 of 1323 West Washington street was found dead in a gas filled car off Hog Hollow road near West Pittsburg. Coroner ruled suicide after hose inserted into exhaust and directed into rear of car. Surviving include wife Jennie, children Curtis Robert Audrey Jimmy, father Jack, sisters Ethel Sullivan and Grace Weinstein, and brother Earl. Funeral set for Friday at 2 pm at First Baptist with Dr. Frank Hollins officiating. Burial in Graceland cemetery.

Howard P. Anderson West Washington Street Hog Hollow Road West Pittsburg Samuel and James Clark Elmo Clark Anderson T ., Nugent Walter Bannon T. F. Nugent Mr. Anderson Foxburg Jack Margaret Phillips Anderson Shenango Pottery Jennie Donley Anderson Curtis Robert Audrey Jimmy Jack Anderson Ethel Sullivan New Castle Grace Weinstein Youngstown Earl Anderson Joseph B

Information on ill fated U-9 submarine condition

Rep Shafer introduced a special resolution asking Secretary Knox to provide the House with complete details about U-9 the submarines commissioning and reconditioning dates and costs its World War II service and postwar status and whether reconditioning used inferior materials or led to an unseaworthy ship amid lend-lease aid to Britain.

International News Service Washington Rep- Shafer Secretary of Navy Knox House Portsmouth Nhs Las Heu of Representatives Navy Department Shafer United States Great Britain

German Luftwaffe bombs Russian railway lines

Berlin June 4 The German Luftwaffe yesterday carried out a series of violent air attacks on Russian railway lines hitting and partially destroying 23 transport trains as well as numerous stations and stretches of track, the high command announced today.

Mbsentarional News Service Berlin High Command

Scout Leaders Gather At Camp In New Castle

Eighteen members of the Leaders Association of New Castle met on Tuesday evening for supper in the newly finished Girl Scout cabin at Slippery Rock Creek. It was the final meeting until fall, with a tour of the site near Branchton and plans for a bird sanctuary inventory in August led by Mrs Thomas Clara and Miss Elizabeth Reis.

Leaders Association of New Castle Slippery Rock Creek Branchton Silpaery Rock Velley Audoton the Scotts Thomas Clara Elizabeth Reis England Thomas Clark George Ward Helen MacLean Girl Scouts Barba Brinser Sally Norris Neenee

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