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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1949
Page
3
Weinschenk Gardens reports eight acres of outdoor roasting ears nearing harvest within a week possibly by July 4. The processing plant was improved and enlarged and ears will move through cooling and into cellophane packaging for market. Indoor tomato season winds down with about 45 000 eight pound baskets sold from 24 000 glasshouse plants.
Winnipeg derives its name from Lake Winnipeg. The lake spans 260 miles and resembles an ocean. The city’s name means dirty waters. The first intercollegiate football game was played November 6, 1889 with Princeton challenging Rutgers and losing.
The retirement of Mr McIver, after 30 years service, prompts a reassignment of posts with Clyde E Stevens moving to superintendent of mails and Clarence M Gillespie promoted to foreman. A birthday party for Mr McIver marked his 70th birthday, with 22 supervisory colleagues in attendance at a New Wilmington inn.
In memoriam for Mrs Emma Goshorn who died three years ago today. The verse laments the touch of the hand and the sound of the voice now stilled, and she is sadly missed by her children.
The U S public transit industry employed 300000 workers in 1948 who earned wages totaling 835000900 dollars. Drive Slow-Children Move Fast.
Obituary notes list Miss Susanna Flynn of Pulaski road died in New Castle hospital after a week of illness. Born 1877 in England, she taught music and belonged to St Marys church and local Catholic societies. Surviving brothers and extended family further noted. Funeral arrangements through Zehner funeral home.
Members of the Sartorial club held a dinner at the Unione Calabro club on Wednesday with a full course meal by Mrs. Louis Gaspare assisted by Mrs. Amelia Pratt and Mrs. Colombo Clause. A speakers program featured James Cherol Frank Gillest Guy Francazio Edtore Tranquillo Louis Gaspare Joe Gliozzi and Patsy Deli. President Colombo Clause honored Michael Melito of Pittsburgh Pa for designer and tailor affiliation with Rosenbaum who spoke on tailoring. A July 24 Cascade Park picnic was planned.
Mrs Mary Kolibash of 115 West Miller street learns of the sudden death of her son Dr Joseph T Kolbe of Millville New Jersey. Aged 37 he died Wednesday evening after a heart attack. He was a Georgetown Medical School graduate and served eight years in the army medical service. He leaves a wife who died two and a half years ago a daughter Judith and three sisters. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
A correction notice states Wednesday's ad from Sportsman's Gun Shop carried an incorrect phone number and should read 7900 J.
The Coplon jury began at 11:12 a.m. and adjourned at 11:40 p.m. after nearly 12 hours of deliberation on guilt or innocence. Federal Judge Reeves clarified intent as prosecutors feared a retrial if no verdict emerged. The defense moved for a mistrial, which was denied.
Members of the East Brook Garden club visited the Harmonite settlement at Ambridge Pennsylvania on Tuesday. The Harmonites, a religious sect founded in Wurtemberg Germany in the 18th century by George Rapp, migrated in 1803 and formed Economy in 1825. After touring the old garden and other interests the group lunched at the Brodhead hotel in Beaver Falls.
UMW leader Lewis ordered a three day work week for the industry to rationalize bargaining. Mine owners refused to endorse due to antitrust concerns. Share plan was submitted to operators last Friday and rejected on legal grounds this week.
F M Alexander of 321 East Street reported at 11 30 p m Wednesday that a man fled after he turned on a light at the rear of his home. Alexander believes the man was near his auto parked at the rear. The note adds a definition of Thermae noting Roman public baths and hypocaust heating.
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