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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1955
Page
7
A rash of vandalism hits the Seventh Ward Mahoning school with about 36 windows broken mainly at the rear toward Newell avenue. City police and School Officer R L Stewart patrol nightly. a ten dollar reward is offered for identification of guilty parties. Police have some culprits but vandalism continues with neighborhood supervision aiding the effort.
Members of the Mable Wilson Lodge discussed a joint picnic with the men’s organization, outlining attendance and event details. The gathering aims to strengthen community ties and provide a shared social occasion.
The Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen met Tuesday evening in the YWCA lounge with Mrs. George Tribby in charge of discussion and a committee head named to meet a men's lodge committee. A July 12 breakfast in Cascade Park was planned, 9 o clock, with Mrs. Tribby organizing arrangements.
Ma honing playground schedules a Thursday 1 30 p m Pet Show with ribbons for winners. Judges include Miss Mary Lou Ezzo Mrs Sam DePiero and Miss Philomena De Piero. Recreation director notes cameramen will photograph activities as St Lucy s vacation school children attend each morning and a midget baseball game at Progressive Field was replayed after a due to rule default.
North Beaver Township Fire Chief Don Tindale invites the North Beaver Volunteer firemen with two trucks to join the parade celebrating Bessemer firefighters. A meeting at Moravia fire hall on Thursday will cover June business with Albert McConnell leading the discussion.
Officials of St Margarets M B society and all committee men plan a meeting tonight to organize the upcoming summer celebration. The gathering aims to assign roles and finalize arrangements for the event.
Regular meeting of the Kings Daughters of Westfield Presby terian church is set for tonight with hostess Mrs. Arthur Walker of Mt. Jackson road.
Ann and Betty returned from a three week visit with Mr. and Mrs. Emelio Canale in Downey California. They attended a party honoring Angelo Canale's graduation and toured Tia Juana Mexico. Mrs. Alice Crum of North Liberty street stayed with the Canales. Mrs. Omer Duff and children planned a trip to Menasha Wisconsin to visit Duff relatives, driving there this morning. SEVENTH WARD NOTES mention Mrs Theresa Ross of North Kaberdine hosting dinner with Cedar street and daughters Mary salt cod.
Jerry Shriner, an 18 year old from Huntington, Ind, answered the military enlistment questions with bold refusals. He responded No to being interested in service and to being qualified, then explained that he is a girl, halting the officer’s questionnaire.
In Dundee Scotland three students laid their cloaks for Queen Elizabeth who hesitated before Prof Rutherford Dow of Queen’s College. Dow reassured her that the students wished her to tread upon their cloaks in a playful homage to Sir Walter Raleigh.
Rev. J. Robert Rank assistant pastor of the First Presbyterian church of New Castle will address Lawrence County CIO Union Council Thursday at 8 p.m. at the CIO hall on The Church and Labor. He will explain the church’s relationship with laboring people worldwide and show a movie on the church’s role in the U S labor movement.
Pittsburgh report says nineteen residents from the Brownsville area accused of vote fraud in the 1952 presidential election will be arraigned in Federal Court today. Assistant U.S. Attorney D Malcom Anderson stated that sixteen defendants were elected to enter guilty pleas.
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