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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1950
Page
7
Mrs G E Park of 522 West Madison avenue reports W Robert Park Yeoman I C reenlisted for two years and remains attached to the U S S Destroyer English. He has served about seven years and is now stationed at Norfolk Virginia. The destroyer English plans to be in Washington on July 4. He returned from a good will cruise to European ports in January and expects a thirty day summer leave.
Mahoning Methodist Youth Fellowship members Joan Kumrow Martha Rank and Richard Gilbert returned from Seneca Hill Intermediate Youth Fellowship camp near Franklin under Grove City District auspices. Rev. James Hares of Clark's Mills Methodist church served as camp dean. Other Methodist groups will meet there this summer.
The Forty Niners met at Missmma June Gittings of 4 East Cherry Street on June 24. The evening featured a 500 game with prizes won by Mrs. Clara Sinkule, Mrs. Perna Gittings, Mrs. Ida Hall, and Mrs. Betty Jacobs. Birthdays for Mrs. Ruth Froella and Mrs. Sinkule were honored with gifts and a luncheon was served by the hostess and helpers Ellen Cheek and Perna Gittings.
Firemen were called to 28.30 North Liberty street Sunday at 10 15 p m when the cellar motor overheated. About 25 dollars damage. No loss but smoke filled two storerooms. Patrons stayed eating as crews moved through with hoses. Spectators followed the trucks and police directed traffic.
Members of the B P F C spent Sunday June 25 at Gallagher ranch near Conneaut Lake with swimming games and a wiener roast. Refreshments were provided by Mrs Nora Samiac Mrs Helen Padice Lois Fornataro and Penny Lee. Prizes went to Mary Gale honorary member Stewart Nay Ann Kazenski and Don Lee Torsello. Penny Lee announced another large event in September.
Sunday school classes led by Mrs. Alice McCormick Mrs. Jennie Blair and William Metz meet Wednesday at 6 30 pm at Simpson Methodist Church. They will receive transportation to Metz cottage for a wiener roast with Mrs Metz in charge of arrangements.
Seventh Ward notes several residents report returns from trips and visits. The Hazens of Salem Ohio visited Mrs. Hazen’s mother and relatives in Mt. Jackson Road. DeLuca and son Billy traveled from West Madison to Cleveland to see J Cutlip. William Howard Jr and family visited relatives in Struthers. Domnick guests included the Grace family J B McAuley and others from Pittsburgh Beaver Baden and Edenburg at George Huff’s home. McCardle family from Indiana Pa concluded a visit with Tackitt family on North Cedar Street.
Some medieval religious plays required as many as 30 days to perform, reflecting extended liturgical and dramatic cycles. The long runtimes illustrate the scale and ambition of late medieval pageantry and devotion.
Lucille Reno led a summer piano recital at the First Baptist church auditorium featuring solo performances by Margie Shaffer Sally Granato Maxine Domenick Richard Hindsman Darlene Giannoni Charlotte Werner Angelo Canale Sally Lou Kane Carolyn e Helen Bruno Jim McCrumb Ruth Tindall Janet Karki Vera Hindman Elizabeth Nye DeEtta Walters Jean Shaffer Anita Bartholomew and Helen Winter Organ and piano duets were performed by Mrs Mabel Luikhart and Miss Reno Usherettes included Dolores Barron Peggy Florida Gretchen Ludovic and Beverly McClelland.
Admitted patients include Mrs Olive George of 1506 East Washington Street William Runt of Wampum Edward Gnocchi of 6 West Garfield Avenue Rose Lewis of 601 Allen Street Dorothy Shaffer of R D 8 South Lee Avenue Mrs Bertha Dudash of R D 9 James Dunlap of 374 Neshaniock Avenue Mrs Jennie Compelo of 727 Pearl Street Kathleen Russo of 808.
Discharged residents and names listed at multiple streets including Neshannock avenue Oak street and East Washington street. Individuals named include Annabelle McFadden Marilyn Baker Margaret Broschart Manuel Marone Peggy Frank Anthony Stefano Robert Steigler Carmelit Pacelli and others with corresponding street addresses.
A fragment lists admitted persons with addresses including Elizabeth Major at 360 Neshannock Avenue and Cecil Petrili at 610 Pearson Street, among others. Discharged individuals include William Wise Jr at 1048 Beckford Street and Donald Hanna with Judith Hanna of R. D. 7, Pa.
Tricia George at 932 Harrison Street Patricia Pugliese Hillsville David B Nesbit and F inor Nesbit R D 5 Keith Flack R D 5 Robert Russell rear 407 Spruce Street Woodson W Collins 411 Epworth Street Mrs
A fragment lists individuals and addresses including Mabel agberry and darter at R. D. 1 Wampum, Mrs. Mary Frazier and daughter 819 Butler Avenue, Mrs. Vivian E. Hoye and son New Wilmington, and Mrs. Catherine Stokes R. D. 2.
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