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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1952
Page
9
Court negotiations are under way to buy the Russell E Hilde brand property on Court street across from the court house. Two grand juries approved the purchase and after settlement occupants will be moved out and the building razed for a county parking lot to relieve overflow during court sessions.
Maria DeMatteo transfers to John F. Tu minello and wife in Third ward for $1. Hattie R. Jones transfers to Michael J. Kozlowski Jr. and wife in Mahoning township for $1. Hattie R. Jones transfers to Joseph Wolsanki and wife in Mahoning township for $1. Phillip R. Winter and wife transfer to Emery G. Schuffert and wife in Fifth ward for $1. Mary Lyle transfers to George Newtzie and wife in Union township for $1. Antonio Russo and others transfer to Joseph A. Russo and wife in Seventh ward for $1.
The weekly bulletin notes a supply pastor will lead the morning service at WT Church. The arrangement provides a guest preacher for the worship hour.
Sunday readings begin with Sabbath school at 10 a m and church service at 11 a m Rev Wayne Christy to conduct communion Preparatory service Friday evening June 27 to 8 o'clock with Leslie Kessler delivering the message U P C A gathering at 7 p m Presbyterian Sabbath school at 10 a m church service at 11 a m C E program follows
The Presbyterian church hosted the final Vacation Bible School session on Friday with a lawn picnic for enrolled children and their families. Credit for its success goes to Cradleroll, Blanche Hoye, Jean Johnson, and department heads and teachers across beginner and junior divisions.
Gladys Miles and Leslie Kessler are mentioned with Leona McCommon as pianist for a Sunday session. A display shows work from the sessions while a program was presented for parents and friends. John F. McClune visits from Kennett Square, and Jenny Badger and Mrs. Shoaff visit Briar Hill neighbors. Drive Slow-Children Move Fast.
Mrs Nellie Boies spent the weekend with Ray Fosters and is selling her Mercer area home and household goods. Mrs Daisy Pollock is in Jameson Memorial hospital for observation. Mrs Jane Book and Patsy accompanied Dr Gerry Fouse and daughter Susie to Atlan
Chewton church holds Sunday services at 10 a m with Bible school and a sermon Our Task by Minister Charles P Durbin. no evening worship. Community notes mention Burl Winegar and family on a motor trip, visitors from Pittsburgh, Castle Shannon, Portersville, Ellwood City and New Castle, plus Irene Badger and May Kroll visiting local friends. William Harrison, at 68, was described as the oldest president ever inaugurated.
Indiana coal output topped one billion tons in 1950 as bituminous production grew statewide. The state holds about 25 percent of its billion-ton recoverable reserves, sufficient for roughly 1,300 years at current production rates.
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