Girl Scouts Return From Camp In Sixteenth Ward
Barbara and Catherine Glink and Nancy Wagner of the ward troop No. 60 Intermediate Girl Scouts returned from a ten day outing at Camp Phillips along Slippers Rock creek. Officers elected were Anita Colli president Martha Ronk secretary Rose Daugherty treasurer and Nancy Wagner timekeeper. The troop, now registered at National Headquarters as No. 60, plans to resume meetings on call through summer and work on second class requirements including knot tying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara
Catherine Glink
North Cedar Street
Nancy Wagner
Lafayette Street
Girl Scouts No. 60
Camp Phillips
Anita Colli
Martha
Rose Ronk
Rose Daugherty
Davis Class Meets Friday Evening at Butts Home
The Davis Bible class of Mahoning Methodist church will assemble at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Butts on Harbor road at 8 oclock. The meeting will be a wiener roast with Mr. and Mrs. Butts in charge. Business of the year will be concluded and plans made for the coming year
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis Bible Class
Mahoning Methodist Church
Milton Butts
Harbor Road
K J U Class Plans Breakfast At Cascade Park
Mahoningtown Presbyterian Bible class members met at Mrs. James Miller’s home for devotions led by Mrs. John F. McCann and a business session. They discussed a July breakfast at Cascade Park and named the executive committee to arrange the event. The next meeting is in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahoningtown Presbyterian Church
James Miller
North Cedar Street
John F. McCann
Clifford Comstock
Cascade Park
Paul Bender
Comstock
Ronald Key
Evan Campbell
Ladies auxiliary meeting at Richelieu avenue home
Past presidents of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen Ladies Auxiliary gathered at Mrs. George Fisher’s home on Richelieu avenue for an afternoon event. A luncheon was served and games provided diversion with Mrs. Frank Weisbaker winning the prize. July meeting to be skipped. August date to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Fisher
Richelieu Avenue
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen Ladies’ Auxiliary
W. Nelson
Frank Weisbaker
Cub Pack No 4 Den Mothers Meet at Ma honing School
This evening the Cub Pack No 4 committee and den mothers will gather at Ma honing School at eight o clock. Edward Sickels is identified as cub master and will discuss plans for next month’s projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cub Pack Committee
Den
Mahoning School
Edward Sickels
Local residents report health updates and community changes
G H Cook of 405 Newell Avenue returned home from New Castle hospital after Friday surgery and is recovering well. William E Jolley at 505 North Liberty Street remains in serious condition at Jameson Memorial hospital. Mr and Mrs A J Sturgis and son Donald plan an extended motor trip to Cleveland Cedar Point and other Lake Erie sites. Nunzio Guido of the New Castle office is clerking at Mahoningtown post office during Eddie McBride’s absence. Donald Glitch resumes duty after vacation. Gas station site at North Liberty and East Madison sees excavations and tank work. Ralph Higgins of the P and L E railroad returns to work after two weeks’ vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Cook
Newell Avenue
New Castle Hospital
William E. Jolley
North Liberty Street
Jameson Memorial Hospital
A. J. Sturgis
Donald
Cleveland
Cedar Point
Lake Erie
Nunzio Guido
New Castle
Mahoningtown
Eddie McBride
Donald Glitch
North Liberty
East Madison
Ralph Higgins
P. and L. E. Railroad
Anderson Named Waterfront Head At Scout Camp
Charles Anderson of Ellwood City is named waterfront director at the Boy Scout Camp this year. He is a Red Cross instructor with two schools completed in 1942 and 1946 and has served as scout master and district committee member. The camp schedule covers boating, swimming, star instruction, and merit badges with canoeing for those who pass the first class swimming test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Anderson
Ellwood City
Mr. Anderson
Red Cross
George Washington Pool
New Castle
Camp Y Noah
Akron
Anderson
Fundamentals of rescue methods and swimming equipment
Explains rescue basics and equipment use in swimming rescues. Covers defense against grasps in water and troop swimming project on artificial respiration. Notes the organized council camp opens July 9 with first period full and limited openings in two later periods.
Nasturtiums Threatened by Black Aphids and Yellowing Leaves
Garden tip warns nasturtiums may yellow and dry due to black aphids. Recommends nicotine sulphate as the most effective contact poison to control the aphids.
Golden Echoes to Perform at Union Baptist Church
The Golden Echoes teenage quartet with their sister as soloist will present a Sunday program at 3 oclock in the Union Baptist church. Mrs Louis Johnson of West State street celebrated a birthday Saturday evening with twelve guests and a green yellow motif and gifts at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Echoes
Union Baptist Church
US Mint Profits About 35 Million Annually From Metals
The United States mint earns roughly 35 million dollars yearly from silver and other metals used in coin production, highlighting its metal-based revenue source and material costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Harlansburg Scouts Invested at Local School
Harlansburg Girl Scout Troop 56 was invested at Harlansburg School on Thursday. In June, officers included President Carol Leichliter, Vice President Janet McClymonds, Secretary Jane McClelland, Treasurer Glenda Kerr, Scribe Nancy North. The group hiked to leader Mrs. Lillian Locke’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlansburg
Carol Leichliter
Janet McClymonds
Jane McClelland
Glenda Kerr
Nancy North
Lillian Locke
Births Reported at Jameson Memorial and New Castle Hospitals
Jameson Memorial Hospital reports a daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Edgar L. Servais at 23 East North street on June 28. Also a son to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Krisuk at 1808 Pennsylvania avenue on June 28. New Castle Hospital reports a son to Mr. and Mrs. Philip James at 111 South Cedar street on June 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar L. Servais
East North Street
Edward Krisuk
Pennsylvania Avenue
New Castle Hospital
Philip James
South Cedar Street
Symphony Concert Tonight At Stadium
The New Castle Symphony Orchestra presents a stadium concert at Taggart Stadium at 8:30 p.m. featuring the Nutcracker Suite by Tchaikovsky and selections from Romberg's Blossom Time. A kids dance feature directed by Frances Billyk accompanies the program. rain would push the concert to tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tschaikowsky
The
Children’s Dance Theatre
Frances Billyk
New Castle
Sigmund Romberg
Franz Schubert
Symphony Office
Fleming Music Center
Donati Music Company
Hammond Music Company
South Side Music Store
Also Mentioned on This Page
Girl Scouts
Davis
Sky-Hi
Coitsville
Leon Errol
Edgar Kennedy
Airpor
Alan sTown
Orners
Alan Ladd
Donna Reed
Chicago
Glenn Ford
Ida Lupino
Blue Sky Drive-In
Gregor
Lani
Winall Kinchell
Maureen
Hara F Acarey
Richard Basehart
Marilyn Maxwell
Signe Hasso
Dorothy Hart
K.J.U
Seventh Ward
Crescent Mahoningtown
Franchot Tone, Jean Wallace In
Jiz
Paramount
Robert Preston
Chill Wills
Robert Sterling
John Barrymore, JR
Als
MAY Temple
Ha Lagieron Films
Delco
New Castle News
National Guard
Carmen Jenarco
Croton Avenue
229Th Field Artillery
Pennsylvania National Guard
Cpl. Jenarco
229Th
Scout
Philip
Alexander
N. Mill St
FIG Newton
N. B.C
FNL
Deena
Dean Phipps Stores, Inc
E. Washington St
Hopalong Cassidy
Rand Brooks
Mary Lawdon
Andy Clyde
N “the Dead
Don Wilson
Isabel Randolph
Ruth Terry
Symphony
Johnny Eager
Robert Taylor
Lana Turner
MT Jackson
Numbeir
Bruce
Jameson’s
Jameson Ice Cream Factory
Croton Ave
E. Wash. St
Joan Bennett
Chizebeth Taylor
Bride
Don Taylor
Billie Burke
Betty Hutton
Howard Keel
Gaylord Pendleton
Andrews Sisters
Groadway
Sne Ray Ae Bolger Mrae
Tetacoso
David Butler
Evens
Pan Oy Pueehe
Gonsee Atone
Ann
Ted
George Reeves
Ralph Byrd
Greg McClure
Michoe
Whelan
Demee
Darcel Marien
Martin
Lyle Talbot
Vince Barnett
Screen Guild
William Stephens
Robert Edwards
Ces
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!