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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1952
Page
7
Mahoning Methodist and Mahoningtown Presbyterian congregations will unite for Sunday services in July and August to allow ministers vacation time. Rev. O G Shindledecker will be away in July with services at the Presbyterian church. In August Dr. Worley will be away with joint meetings at the Methodist church. Sunday school continues in each church.
Mahoningtown churches list morning worship at 11 a m with sermon The Purse led by Dr. Lewis A Worley and organist Mrs Robert Mc Clurg. Madison Avenue Christian holds Bible school at 9:45 a m and Lord's supper at 10:45 a m with sermon The Flag and the Cross Both Emblems of Sacrifice. evening service 7 45 p m.
Mrs. Alice McClure and Mrs. Betty Gibson lead the planned organ concert titled Be Not Afraid. No evening services will be held, reflecting scheduling changes at the church.
Last evening in Cascade park the Davis Bible class gathered for a picnic dinner at 6 o'clock. About forty members attended enjoying swimming and park amusements. Harold Kelly and Mrs Henry Hamilton served coffee and desserts. They planned to serve dinner at the Mahoning school reunion on Saturday August 2 and next meet July 26 with Claude Gaiser Harry Mowery and Henry Hamilton organizing.
North Beaver volunteers attend a four day fire school by the Lawrence County Association across four fire stations. Chief McCord leads demonstrations on firefighting and emergencies at Central Fire Station New Castle Ellwood City Fire Department hosts and Neshannock township company follows. The event ends with a Cascade Park picnic and a water fight. Mrs. John McCord chairs the auxiliary dinner committee.
Lieutenant Robert Ricker of the United States Navy arrived last Sunday to visit his wife and children at the Clayton Street home of Mrs. Ricker’s parents before traveling to Washington DC for a medical convention. He is stationed at the U S Naval Base near Havana Cuba and was chosen by fellow pharmacists to attend. Mrs. Ricker accompanied him to Washington for the week and will return with him to Cuba.
Cpl Carmen Pia of New Castle and 97th Supply Squadron in El Paso manages the base softball team. He has 18 months in the Air Force. Mrs Jack Simison of Maryland Avenue is a Greenville hospital patient. Major and Mrs Charles Clark and daughter Peggy Lou visit his mother and sister in Dothan Alabama. Major Clark is stationed at Camp Rucker Alabama. Try News Wants Ads for Results.
Gaston park hosts the Family Basket Picnic by St. Lucy's Holy Name Society tomorrow afternoon. Transportation from the church runs 1:30 to 3:00 p.m. for those needing it. The event features sports games and refreshments provided by the society.
Seventh Ward notes report Rev. and Mrs. O G Shindledecker and family returning to Clayton street after visiting Rev Shindledecker's parents in North Girard Pa. The Shindledeckers have been appointed to a Methodist church in Silver Creek N Y and will move soon. Also, the Rosenbergs take a Canada vacation and the Frews visit Pittsburgh Pa.
Burglars have been hitting night spots along new and old Route 422 after hours. Frengel's was looted of juke box money, Jered's saw a chicken and liquor theft, and Castleview also reported a juke box robbery.
Joe Zambeli of 521 North Cedar Street reportedly drove an auto that struck the parked car of James C. Goodbar of R. D. 1 on Mahoning avenue Friday night.
The Mt Hermon Happy Stitchers held their fifth meeting at the church on June 25. The business meeting began with the 4-H club pledge led by Margaret Wal.
Miss Easley led the group in a church meeting. After the session, shirts and dresses were sewn. The next gathering is set for Wednesday July 9 at the church.
Joseph L. Stewart of Wampum R D 1 drove a car that hit a barricade at 1620 East Washington. He was involved in a motor vehicle incident with the barrier noted in the street details. Police and local records log the event as a vehicle impact with a barricade on that address.
Parked auto of Leonard Wolfe on East Sheridan Avenue was robbed of a sports jacket and sun spectacles valued at 43 dollars, police report Friday. A ship watch commonly lasts four hours.
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