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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1941

Page

32

Mahoningtown Presbyterian Adopts New By-Laws

Members of the Mahoningtown Presbyterian congregation held a corporate meeting at the church on Wednesday evening to adopt a new set of by-laws. After a congregational vote, the by-laws were approved. E. C. Hulbert chaired the business portion, following the mid-week prayer service. The by-laws were prepared by a committee led by C. H. Comstock.

Mahoningtown Presbyterian Church E. C. Hulbert C. H. Comstock

Women’s Society entertaining children at summer home

Maxine Taylor hosted the Mahoningtown Methodist Church Women’s Society children’s division at her Cottage Grove summer home on Wednesday at noon. Eleanor Blas dell assisted with a delicious menu while Sally Webber attended as a guest. Guests enjoyed swimming and games during the afternoon.

Maxine Taylor Women’s Society of Christian Service Mahoningtown Methodist Church Cottage Grove Eleanor Blasdell Sally Webber

Selectees Honored At Mahoning Party Before Camp Leave

Mr and Mrs John Benson and Miss Anna Benson hosted 41 guests at their Mahoning town R D 7 home on Tuesday night honoring Les ter Hodge and George Kyle who have been called by the selective service act and will depart for camp with the local group on Saturday. A luncheon was served by Mrs John Benson assisted by Miss Anna Benson and Mrs Ernest Benson, with games played during the evening.

John Benson Anna Benson Mahoningtown R. D Lester Hodge George Kyle Ernest Benson

Community Sing To Feature Program

Nick Cangey of the Christopher Columbus Society announced a community song fest for Friday at 8 oclock. Harry Ross will lead the group through a varied program at the Columbus Society bocce league courts on South Liberty street open to the public.

Nick Cangey Christopher Columbus Society Harry Ross the Columbus Society South Liberty Street

Robert McCarthy Home From Army

Robert Emmet McCarthy son of Mr and Mrs Charles C McCarthy of 204 West Cherry street has returned home from the United States Army He received an honorable discharge after three years in the Coast Artillery Corps at Fort Belvoir Virginia

Robert Emmet McCarthy Charles C. McCarthy West Cherry Street United States Army McCarthy Coast Artillery Corps Fort Belvoir

Church Representatives Plan Attendance at Interfaith Event

Local church leaders from multiple denominations prepare to attend an upcoming interfaith event. The gathering focuses on community outreach, shared service projects, and dialogue among congregations to strengthen collaboration across faith groups.

Delegates Named for Atlantic City Christian Endeavor Meet

The national Christian Endeavor convention will be held in Atlantic City from July 8 to 13. Delegates include Thelma Bumbaugh, Geraldine Fry, Mr and Mrs Harry Wilson, and James Thompson.

Tional Christian Endeavor Atlantic City Thelma Bumbaugh Geraldine Fry Harry Wilson James Thompson

First outdoor band concert for district on Friday

Local residents will enjoy the district's first outdoor band concert on Friday evening on the Christopher Columbus Society property at South Liberty Street. The event is free of charge and open to the public.

Christopher Columbus Society South Liberty Street

Bus Test Run In Mahoningtown District

A bus was in use in the Mahoningtown district on Wednesday afternoon for a test to determine the time needed for a run from the downtown district.

Mahoningtown

Local Merchant Injures Finger in Fan Accident

Paul D. Weller, a local merchant, sustained a badly lacerated index finger after it was caught in the blades of an electric fan he was adjusting for a customer on Tuesday afternoon.

Paul D. Weller

Miss Faraglia and sister visit Mrs. Catone in Lowellville

Miss Mary Margaret Faraglia and her sister Lucille of Lowellville Ohio visited Mrs. Margaret Catone at 208 Montgomery Avenue. Mrs. Anna Stephenson of Willow Grove has returned home from a trip to Indianapolis Indiana.

Mary Margaret Faraglia Lucille Lowellville Ohio Margaret Catone Montgomery Avenue Anna Stephenson Willow Grove Indianapolis Ind

More Dog Owners Caught By McClure

Howard McClure, a dog law agent, cited ten residents in Brent and Washington townships for failing to license dogs. They will have hearings before Squire John West on July 8 at 4 o’clock. McClure warns owners to keep dogs tied at night or face prosecutions for roaming and damages.

Howard McClure Brent Washington Township Squire John West McCaslin McClure

Marmola weight loss pills marketed for thyroid-related fat

An advertisement promotes Marmola Tablets as a sensible dieting aid for adults with hypothyroid fatness. It notes thirty years of sale and over twenty million boxes distributed, and urges consulting a physician for diagnosis while encouraging readers to buy Marmola from their druggist.

Victorious Hitler Seen as Threat to United States

Colonel William J. Donovan told a Pittsburgh freedom rally that a Hitler victory in Europe would directly menace America. He warned the decisive war is fought in the United States through propaganda and psychological warfare aimed at breaking national morale.

International News Service Pittsburgh Hitler Europe America William J. “Wild Bill” Donovan Roosevelt United States Atlantic Germany

Camp East Brook Opens For Season With Campers Named

Camp East Brook begins its season as 44 girls arrive under the supervision of hostesses led by Mrs. Alva M. Shumaker. The group is introduced by camp names, weighed for health checks, and enjoy afternoon swims and games. The camp aims to foster Christian patriotism through health and citizenship as local history becomes a focus with an upcoming presentation.

Camp East Alva M. Shumaker Wm. J. Caldwell A. B. Foster W. F. Jackson R. A. Eckles E. E. Henderson Hannan Peg” Fisher Cummings Dugan Kit Hermitage Lakewood

Hospital Notes New Castle and Jamison Memorial Records

Admitted and discharged lists from New Castle and Jamison Memorial Hospitals show multiple patients with street and town designations. The record notes several tonsil operations, and a later advisory warns homeowners to inspect lawns for suspicious spots and possible insects, recommending tobacco dust nicotine sulfate or rotenone dust spray.

New Castle Hospital Andrew Nocera Lutton Street Rose Fuleno East Lutton Street Anna Susan Dygert Elm Street Thomas and Jack Cartwright Old Pittsburgh Road Bertha Blundo South Walnut Street Ronald and Geraldine Prescaro Montgomery Avenue Jennie Gadzia Bessemer Gustine Genel Fulton Street Enes DeCarbo Jameson Memorial Hospital Katherine Augustine Hillsville Clorine Kluck Wampum Converse Branscome Edgewood Avenue Fern Gwin Enon Valley Harry Strawhecker Phoebe Osborne West Moody Avenue Peter Quinn West North Street Myrtle Lintz Harmony Carmen Pezzulo Catherine Miller Arlington Avenue Dorothy Buger Arthur McElwain Borden Avenue Ellwood City Ruth Micklas Butler Avenue William Boyle Beechwood Road New Wilmington Ruth E. Hoover Rodney and Robert Rowe East Washington Street Jennie Cercell County Line Road Sylvia Moore West Home Street Bredin Davis Wilson Avenue Harry McBride South Bay Street Edward Houk Mary Ann DeSoto Winter Avenue Mary Elizabeth Shaddick Highland Avenue Florence Earhart Dewey Avenue Katherine Mayer Myrtle Klingensmith North Mercer Street Martha Sager Lathrop Street Grace Weatherby Adams Street Katherine M. Bauman New Galilee

Truckers Strike Referred To Mediation Board

PITTSBURGH June 26 The national defense mediation board to day was to receive Pittsburghs long drawn out teamsters strike following a refusal by the strikers to accept a six cent an hour wage increase offered by 178 operators Secretary of Labor Frances Perkins certified the dispute to the mediation board yesterday but with her action pending acceptance or rejection of the operators compromise offer There has been no indication when hearings on the four weeks old dispute will begin Mayor Cornelius D Scully who had been meeting with the disputants for three days was reported to have recommended a compromise A chamber of commerce rally recommended arbitration with the strikers returning to work meanwhile

International News Service Pittsburgh National Defense Mediation Board Teamsters Frances Perkins Mediation Board Cornelius D. Scully Chamber of Commerce

Roosevelt Faces Pressure Over Production Shortfall

The remark suggests failure to raise output would count as a victory for Communist and Nazi agents, highlighting concern over national production and political implications during wartime.

Roosevelt

Hoover reunion to be held in Township building June 29

Edenburg Anna Filby visits relatives while Hoover reunion plans unfold in Youngstown area. Warren visitors, Detroit guests, and Erie Street hosts are noted. A Youngstown College recital features local residents and pupils under Emma Cook with a dramatic reading "Within The Law."

Hoover Walter Parks Warren Robert Biddle Tommy Phenecie Tommy Patty Phenecie Jack Anderson Weilsville Joe Cozma Kay Detroit Michigan Frank Asselton Emma. Shoaf Cochranton Harry Park Grove City Clarence McConnell Erie Street Billie Biddle and Son Arthur Gill Warren, O James Dunnan Youngstown College Eleanor Ada McCullough Laura Coates Ada Jones J. H. Gresh Ray Biddie Emma Cook Edna Jean Asserton

Lincoln Garfield Men Meet Tonight for Reunion Plans

Final plans for the annual Lincoln Garfield school reunion will be drawn at 8 tonight in the East Street barber shop of Herbert Samuels, the reunion chairman. A venue for the outing will be decided, as President Theodore Tom Frank urged steady effort in pursuit of success.

Lincoln-Garfield East Street Herbert Samuels Theodore “Tom” Frank

July Accidents Surge in Cooling Heat and Fireworks Risks

The Medical Society of Pennsylvania warns July is the deadliest month due to Independence Day crowds and heat. Last July saw 9,800 accidental deaths with 2,790 auto fatalities. Fireworks bans vary by community, drownings spike, and heat waves claim many lives. Emphasis on conserving manpower and careful conduct at work, home, and on highways.

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