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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1941

Page

26

Donahie Receives Purple Heart in Ellwood City

William J. Donahie, a local veteran, was awarded the Purple Heart at a Veterans of Foreign Wars hall ceremony on June 29. The wounded Marine from Belleau Wood in 1918 was cited by the Navy Department for actions with the Seventeenth Company of the Fifth Marine Corps Regiment.

Ellwood City United States William J. Donahie The Veterans of Foreign Wars George Washington Donahue Navy Department Fifth Marine Corp Belleau Wood A. W. McGee Beaver Falls Beaver Valley P. L. Jewell Mildred Carey Purple Heart Auxiliary Adrian McGee Purple Heart Paul St. Agatha’s Paul Cartwright Harold G. Garvis Army Ordnance

Body Of Drowned Youth Recovered In Ellwood City

The body of William Black, 21, Pittsburgh youth, was recovered near McConnell's Mills after a two week search. Rescue Squad from Ellwood City Fire Department aided by two Pittsburgh lads found him three quarters of a mile below the dam where he disappeared. Funeral arrangements were set at VanGorder in Ellwood City and B. B. Devlin funeral parlors in Pittsburgh. High water and rugged river terrain had hindered the initial search.

Ellwood City William Black Pittsburgh McConnell's Mills Black VanGorder B. B. Devlin Western Avenue

Wehman Family Holds Reunion at Ewing Park

The Wehman family reunion drew about 150 attendees on a Saturday afternoon June 28 at Ewing Park. After a dinner by Mrs. James Kirker of Wurtemburg a business meeting elected Henry Kiesling as president and other officers for next year. Special guests included Rev. Thomas G. Berger and Rev. H. F. Daubenspeck. The group planned a basket picnic at Ewine Park on the third Saturday of June 1942.

Ellwood City Wehman Ewing Park James Kirker Wurtemburg Clair Friday Henry Kiesling A. C. Hollerman Reed Kimpel S. E. Wehman Harry Hollerman Harold Hollerman Charles Cunningham Thomas G. Berger H. F. Daubenspeck Ewine Park

Aiken Reunion Celebrates 25th Annual Picnic

ELLWOOD CITY June 30 The Aiken clan marked a quarter century of family gatherings with a full day picnic at Cascade Park. A large turnout enjoyed visits, park amusements, and a noonday picnic dinner. Officers chosen were President Clarence Aiken, Vice President John Shoemaker, and Secretary Treasurer Mrs Pearl Ricer. Next year’s reunion set for the last Saturday of June at Cascade Park.

Ellwood City Aiken Cascade Park Clarence Aiken John Shoemaker Pearl Ricer

Bell Memorial Has Bio Picnic

About one hundred Bell Memorial Sunday school members attended the annual picnic held Saturday afternoon and evening June 28 at Ewing Park Ellwood City. Dinner was prepared by committee chair Mrs William Vogler and served at 6 oclock. The evening featured games and contests organized by sports committee members Jim Marshall Jack Partridge Clayton Houk Velma Marshall and Jean Newton. Prizes were awarded to winners.

Ellwood City Bell Memorial Sunday School Ewing Park William Vogler Jim Marshall Jack Partridge Clayton Houk Velma Marshall Jean Newton

Ellwood Methodist Church Notes Schedule

Property committee meets at the church Monday at 7 15 p m. Isabel Thoburn class meets Tuesday at Mrs Henry Foxs home Wurtemberg Wednesday there is no prayer service Rev T H Carson is pastor.

Isabel Thoburn Henry Fox. Wurtembureg

Ladies Aid and church events in Slippery Rock area

Slippery Rock Presbyterian holds a Tuesday tea at the Manse and an all-day Ladies Aid meeting led by Rev. Thomas Berger. Immanuel Reformed plans a Mushball game at Knox and an all-day quilting day led by Rev. Howard Loch. Wurtemburg U. P. schedules a Camp Run prayer group meeting with a missionary session postponed, led by Rev. John Caughey, and a Boy Scout meeting led by Rev. J. E. Pringle in the evening.

Ladies Aid Manse The Thomas Berger Immanuel Reformed Church Knox Howard Loch

Church and civic group events schedule in Ewing and area

First Baptist activities include a Monday picnic supper for the Young Married Couple class at Ewing park and Tuesday groups with a missionary society meeting. Rev B G Osterhouse presides with missionary alliance prayer and Bible study sessions through the week. Boy and Girl Scouts meet at First Presbyterian with midweek services. Rotary dinner committee and troop meetings are listed, led by Mrs Walter Simpson and Rev A M Stevenson.

First Baptist Ewing Park Women’s Missionary Society Women's Missionary Society Samuel Mathews Haig Street B. G. Osterhouse First Presbyterian Church Walter Simpson A. M. Stevenson

Prayer group and missionary society meet at local churches

United Presbyterian Church and Camp Run U P church host weekly gatherings with a Tuesday Beaver Valley prayer group at 10 a m and a Thursday Women s Missionary Society session in church parlors at 7 45 p m

United Presbyterian Church Beaver Valley Camp Run U. P Women's Missionary Society

Trinity Lutheran Church Sunday School Board Meeting

Trinity Lutheran Church holds a regular meeting of the Sunday School Board on Monday at 7:00 p.m. Rev. F. H. Daubenspeck is the church pastor leading the session.

Trinity Lutheran Church F. H. Daubenspeck

Umbrellas Turned In At London Property Office

About 112 000 umbrellas are turned in at the London property office annually during normal times, reflecting a steady demand for umbrella returns and property management practices.

London

Fresh water tortoise shown as the sole water turtle

A demotic contrast notes that true freshwater aquatics are limited to the tortoise, while turtles and terrapins do not inhabit fresh water. the piece jests about Americans in England who finally have space to speak without interruption and ponders whether listeners should appear bored or acknowledge having heard it.

P. H. C. Will Meet and Picnic At Ewing Park

Ellwood City reports the Protected Home Circle will hold a brief business meeting Tuesday evening at 6 o'clock followed by a picnic at Ewing Park for members and their families.

Ellwood City Ewing Park

Joseph Paul Wilson Weds Mary Shibley in Wooster Ohio

In a Westminster chapel ceremony at Wooster college the bride Mary Catherine Shibley and groom Joseph Paul Wilson exchanged vows. Attendants included Betty Jane Forker and Margaret Wilson. After a reception at Wooster Country club about 250 guests attended before the couple began a trip and planned residence in Wooster then Mechanicsburg, Pa. Both are Carnegie Institute of Technology graduates.

Wooster Neil O. Rowe Wooster College Frederick Karl Shibley Betty Jane Forker Youngstown Betty Dicken Pittsburgh Mildred Buss Muskegon Mich Margaret Wilson Ellwood City Barbara Donney Frederick Earl Shibley, Jr Christine Unger Walter C. Wilson Robert E. Liebendorfer Donora Frederick Kaz Shibley, Jr Cleveland Frank Jones Arthur M Stevenson, Jr John S. Hough Mrs. Wilson the Wooster Country Club

Elwood City Births Charles Young Daughter born

Ellwood City residents Mr and Mrs Charles Young announce the birth of a daughter at their Castlewood home on Sunday June 29 the couple’s first child and a joyful addition to the family.

Ellwood City Charles Young Castlewood

Survey Finds 60 Million Need Glasses Yet 25 Million Wear

Surveys indicate about 60 million Americans should wear glasses while only 25 million actually do. The data highlights a large gap in vision correction adoption across the nation.

Shooting lights up Ellwood Rod and Gun weekly contest

Ellwood City June 30 John Presky Chewton led the Ellwood Rod and Gun club weekly shoot at Wampum road with 23 of 25 targets hit in windy conditions. John Radamacher, club president, hit 22, followed by six shooters at 21. Another shoot is planned for Saturday afternoon July 5 at the same range.

Ellwood City John Presky Chewton Ellwood Rod and Gun Club Wampum Road Presky John Radamacher Wampum Rod and Gun Club Book” Helling Arron Krebs Wampum Tom Martin Bessemer Emil Alfonso Ellwood

Playground Board To Assemble Tonight Ellwood City

Ellwood City Playground Commission will meet at 8 oclock tonight in the Board of Education rooms at Lincoln High School. Dr H E Helling chairs the meeting and routine business and June bills will be discussed. Denny Schill reports on first month of playground work. members include Sleighter Sartwell Luther Reid. Blaine Hancher is secretary.

Ellwood City Paul Luther Gerald Reid Blaine Hancher Commission

Working Politician Returns to Iron Working Life

Alderman Le Roy E. Couplin of St. Louis Missouri quits politics describing himself as fat and flabby from political duties. He resumes iron working earning 70 dollars weekly for forty hours while retaining his aldermanic post at an annual salary of 1800 dollars.

Leroy E. Couplin St. Louis Central Preas

Council Kiwanis To See Camp life Camplife weekly meeting

Council Kiwanis and Boy Scout District Council meet Tuesday evening at Camp Thompson under Howard B. Gills. Dinner at 6:30 p m then Boy Scout Council begins fall program discussion following the inspection of the camp and operations. Ellwood City notes report hospital admissions discharges and births. local residents appear in hospital and at home with new arrivals.

Ellwood City Kiwanis Club Boy Scout District Council Camp Thompson Howard B. Gills Boy Scout Council

Father seeks congressional probe of O-9 disaster

Los Angeles man Thomas W. Tillery Sr. mourns his son Thomas W. Tillery Jr., a machinist’s mate first class lost on the submarine O-9. He urges a congressional investigation and salvaging of O-9 for inspection. New York’s William Koch, 61, mourns his grandson Frederick Schneider, 17, crew member. Koch says, Thanks to Democracy's economy, my pal is dead.

Thomas W. Tillery, Sr Los Angeles Thomas W. Tillery, Jr William Koch New York Frederick Schneider Koch

Social Committee Entertained At Ellwood City Club

Ellwood City June 30 Mrs Balderson chaired the Social committee of the Ellwood City Woman's club entertaining eight members at a luncheon and afternoon bridge party on Glen Avenue Saturday June 28 High score went to Mrs Yahn Also present were Mrs Kegel King Krause Humphrey Stevenson and Mrs Allen Kirkpatrick Nearby items note visitors and guests in Reynoldsville Pittsburgh Canonsburg Fredonia and Milwaukee plus a Sacramento salt study on pituitary gland preservation in rats with table salt intake.

Ellwood City Balderson

Houston traffic engineer charged after running stop sign

Walter H. Klapproth, Dallas traffic engineer, attended a Texas Safety Association conference in Houston and was charged by police with running a boulevard stop sign. TheNews by Mail for 1 Year, $5.00.

Houston Tex Walter H. Klapproth Dallas Texas Safety Association

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