Newly Ordained Pastor To Preach Here On Sunday
David J. Halttunen, newly ordained at the 59th Suomi Synod convention in Eveleth Minnesota, will preach his first sermon at Trinity Lutheran Church South Bay Street on Sunday June 27 at 11 o clock. The ceremony was officiated by Synod President Dr A Haapanen with Dr Martti Simojoki assisting. Halttunen formerly of New Castle and now of Slippery Rock is affiliated with the Suomi Synod home mission board.
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Suomi Synod
Eveleth
Minn
David J. Halttunen
New Castle
Slippery Rock
Concordia Lutheran Church
A. Haapanen
Martti Simojoki
Helsinki University
Finland
Halttunen
Slippery Rock High School
Slippery Rock State Teachers’ College
Suomi Theological Seminary
Hancock Mich
Hamma Divinity School
Wittenberg College
Springfield
Home Mission Board
Armas Halttunen
William
Bernard Hillila
Esther Pauline
Brooklyn
N. Y
E. W. Lehto
David
Trinity Lutheran Church
South Bay Street
City
William L. Schuster Arrives in Newport Aboard USS William R. Rush
William L. Schuster, fireman apprentice in the USN and son of Mr. and Mrs. Steve Schuster of New Castle, is due to arrive in Newport Rhode Island aboard the destroyer USS William R. Rush after a three month cruise in Northern European waters. The piece also notes the origin of the term benedict in Shakespeare and a proverb about slow children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Lakes
Ill
William L. Schuster
USN
Steve Schuster
West State Street
New Castle
Newport
R. I
William R. Rush
Pa Newe Observes and War Memorial Marble Installations
In Philadelphia at the Republican convention Dewey buttons go to Taylor and Nesbitt as memorial attention. A crowd gathers as marble pieces are hoisted for the court house war memorial with traffic control by police. The Castleton notes a Rotary talk on Indian lore by Charles W Beerbower. Makers Uppers list Ed Davenport and Dave Suoso in New Jersey and Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dad Taylor
Dewey
Philadelphia
Tom Taylor
Princeton
East Washington
Court Streets
Court House
Castleton
Charles W Beerbower
Beerbower
Ed Davenport
Bound Brook
Somerville
N. J
Dave Suoso
New Wilmington
Cabl E
Paisley
Card of Thanks for Eleanor Crawford
In loving memory of Eleanor L Crawford who passed away June 27 1939. None knew her but to love her None named her but to praise. From mother father brothers and sister. Thanks for kindness, sympathy, flowers and cars from friends neighbors and relatives. Mrs Clara Thomas
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Clara Thomas
Eleanor L. Crawford
Deaths Of The Day John Cooper And Others
Death notices list John Cooper 31 of 634 Forrest Street who died after a lingering illness. Also reported are Mrs Gennaro Moccia 72 of 610 Fairview Avenue and Mrs Susan Jane Pizor 63 of North Sewickley with funeral plans and church affiliations. Additional notices include Charles Covert of Edenburg and Mrs Harold P. Shuler of New Castle with service details and survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cooper
Forrest Street
Mr. Cooper
Joseph
Teresa Cooper
St. Vitus Church
Ben Franklin High School
Teresa Magno
Daniel
Tony O
Joseph Cooper
Harry Magno
Mary Ruscetti
Catherine Miller
Margaret Magno
DeCarbo Funeral Home
East Sutton
Cunningham
St Vitus Church
St Vitus Cemetery
Gennaro Moccia
Mary Moccia
Fairview Avenue
Mocica
Petrulla
Italy
Louis
Felicia Romano
America
Mother of Sorrow
Ellwood City
Susan Jane Pizor
Jacob A. Pizor
North Sewickley
Franklin Township
Parkersburg
W. Va
Good Will Sunday School
Joseph P. Hinkle
Ellport
Francis McKeough
Ds.t
Patton
Sixth Street
Park Avenue
Rev
L. A. Lightfritz
Harold P. Shuler
Sara Gertrude Shuler
New Castle
R. D
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Brookville
Martha Spiker Russell
Frank Russell
Epworth Guild
Harlansburg P. T. A
Liberty Grange
Funeral notices and military rites in local obituaries
The notice lists numerous family survivors including Donna Jane Russell and Richard Russell with other siblings and in laws, plus brothers Harry E. Russell and John C. Russell and sisters in law. Services set for Monday from Cunningham Funeral Home with interment at Oak Park cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Jane
Richard Russell
Carol Ann
Harold Pearce Shuler
Harry E. Russell
Girard
John C. Russell
Youngstown
James C. Shuler
John W. Dicks
Ethel Heverly
New Castle
Cunningham Funeral Home
East Washington
Chestnut
George R. D. Braun
Oak Park Cemetery
GOP Delegates Confident Dewey Warren Nomination Secured
The Republican convention ratified Tom Dewey and Earl Warren as the ticket amid praise for delegates led by Roger Rowland. Ezra P. Whitla credited Rowland with clearing hurdles, while Philadelphia hosted the smooth gathering with notable press services and return to decorum.
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Dewey
Warren
Ezra P. Whitla
Cour D'Alene
Idaho
New Castle
Tom Dewey
Roger Rowland
Rowland
Less Wool Is Being Pooled For County Growers
The Butler and Lawrence County Wool Growers Association oversee a two day pooling at the B and O freight station. About 40 000 pounds are expected. L C Dayton and John Holbert assist. Wool is graded weighed packed and shipped to Boston for CCC price setting with proceeds returned to local growers.
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Butler County
Lawrence County Wool Growers Association
L. C. Dayton
John Holbert
W. B. McConnell
Penn State College
Robert Osburn
Kenneth W. Marriner Company
Boston
Commodity Credit Corporation
Bereavement thanks to ministers and supporters
During our recent bereavement we thank those who offered spiritual help. Donations were made and gratitude extends to Mrs. W. C. Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Chester a for their kindness.
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W. C. Smith
Chester A
Vanguard Of Old Timers Return For Sesqui In New Castle
James F. Covert, 82, a New Castle native, leads a group of retirees returning from distant points to join sesqui old-timers day activities. He now lives with son Frank at 709 Cumberland Ave after residing last year in Henrietta Oklahoma. his father Harvey Covert helped build many downtown structures.
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James F. Covert
New Castle
Mr. Covert
Bee
Frank
Cumberland Avenue
Henrietta
Okla
Harvey Covert
Miners Brace for Pension Payments and Contract Dispute
Captive mines refused to sign the new contract as Harry M. Moses of U.S. Steel coal unit argues the union shop clause violates the Taft Hartley law. A three man federal fact finding board may report averted summer coal strike except for captive mines. Joseph E Moody challenges legality and a 20 cent per ton welfare fund tax is disputed.
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Harry M. Moses
U.S. Steel
Moses
Truman
Joseph E. Moody
Southern Coal Producers Association
Moody
National Labor Relations Board
Miners’ Welfare Fund
Congress
Demand Soviet Restore Berlin Traffic Routes
German civilians in the western sector rushed to exchange old Deutsche marks for the new western currency amid fears the Russians would push their stamped money as the only legal tender in Berlin. The Russian blockade continued and food supplies waned in the western sectors, with brown coal deliveries from the Soviet zone also curtailed.
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Berlin
September Draft Will Start With Smaller Numbers
The article notes the September draft will begin with few draftees and rise as the program expands. It states reductions start 90 days after the law’s signing and that draftees would report around September 22. The wartime draft chief expects a draft agency to operate within six weeks after a proclamation and to begin registration.
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Selective Service
Truman
Dewey and Warren Campaign on Congress Record Fallout
The article notes Dewey and Warren will campaign on a record opposing New Dealism, while Taft loses grace in Philadelphia after a two-man nomination race with Dewey. It highlights three disappointed Republicans Halleck Stassen and Duff and outlines intra party tensions and strategic choices.
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Dewey
Warren
Congress
Taft
Robert A. Taft
Philadelphia
Rep
Charles Halleck
Indiana
Stassen
Million Dollar Narcotics Loot Misdelivered and Dumped
A private carrier mistakenly ferried a million dollar narcotics haul in a cardboard container to the wrong driver. The driver drove away unknowingly carrying the cache to the ship’s side and dumped it in the snow. Six people are in custody including a woman and a sailor linked to the Marine Perch crew. Also noted is an odd fact about US dairy output forming a large milk lake.
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Police
Marine Perch
Congressional leadership and campaign plans shift in Tennessee's district
The text notes a succession in Congress with a Tennessee figure succeeding Carroll Reece. It states that while the new leader will head the committee, much campaign work will be handled by Herbert Brownell Jr., a former aide to Dewey. The passage also mentions Catherine de Medici pioneering accessorized fashion in France.
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Congress
Carroll Reece
Tennessee
Herbert Brownell, Jr
Dewey
Also Mentioned on This Page
David J, Halttunen
William Schuster
States
Benedict
Benedick
Pa Newe
Elmer Nesbitt
Memoriam
George D. Reid
Centennial
Dr. Locke
Florsheim
Davis Shoe CO
Cunningham's
the Home OF Friendly Service
Washington S. At Chestnut
Jacob A. Pisor
Covert
Charles Covert
Edenburg
Harry L. Johnson
Edenburg Methodist Church
Beatrice McNicholas
Henry van Buren
John Meyers
James Kerr, Jr
Clifford Brydon
Leslie Whiting
George Kemmall
Graceland Cemetery
Walton’s Market
Beckford
Butler Avenue
Big Ze
Arsonal Rridrict Co
Washington A. N. Mill Sts
St. Dinsmore
William E. Dinsmore
North Beaver Township
Mahoning
James A. Crawford
Arthur Lusk
Lester Hodge
Jack McKee
Blaine Farrer
Robert McKim
Cpl
Francis E. Miller
Pittsburgh
Sat. Dinsmore
New Guinea
Mt. Jackson U. P
Earl J. Watt
American Legion
William Seltzer
Wilbur Summers
Alfred McDowell
Earl Hilliard
Paul Kenny
John Mack
Mark Daugherty
Charles Gwin
Verne Paden
Richard Winger
Robert Laughlin
Richard Black
Dale Tindall
F. D. Campbell
Robert Meanor
Paul Alford
Richard Reed
Blythe
William S. Blythe
Poland
Koppel Methodist Church
Clinton Cemetery
Marshall Funeral Home
Wampum
Joseph Zohosky
St. Monica's Church
N. J. Schramm
V. V. Stancelewski
R. Paluse
J. Sonskie
J. Brozdzal
S. Presner
A. Gummieny
J. Hoziek
W. Grayson
St. Joseph's Cemetery
G.O.P
Pen and Pencil Club
United States
Sesqui
Harold E. Stassen
Minnesota
Ohioan
Taft-Stassen
Duff
James H. Duff
Pennsylvania
Joseph R. Grundy
G. Mason Owlett
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Joseph W. Martin
Massachusetts
Arthur Vandenberg
W. GC
Hip’ Twaddle State Farm Insurance Co's
Delaware Ave
M. J. Donnelly
the Equitable Life Assurance Society of the
N. Mercer St
Jesse N. Kerr
Registered Jeweler
N. Mill St
Catherine di Medici
France
Cunningham & Weingartner
North Mill Street
E. Washington St
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