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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1950
Page
9
North Beaver Township Volunteer Fire Department met Thursday with 30 members present. Judd Lamson led as president. Members planned repairs to the fire hall and a July Fourth celebration committee was formed. Parades are expected throughout July.
At Mahoning school the committee and den mothers of ward cub pack No 4 gathered with John Blangero presiding. They planned a picnic at Gaston Park on Thursday July 27 and the den mothers will be involved.
The luncheon will be served at 6 o'clock with parents of the boys as guests. John Blangero and cub master Edward Sickels and their committee will oversee transportation. Outdoor games, including music ball, will be played during the evening to earn boys sports badge credits.
Sunday school pupils from Simpson Methodist church led by Mrs. Alice McCormick and Misses Jennie Blair Shirley Shaffer and William Metz traveled by motor Wednesday to the Metz cottage on Neshannock Creek. They enjoyed badminton horseshoes darts mushball swimming and a wiener roast with popcorn and refreshments.
During Sunday worship Mahoning Methodist church will elect three trustees for a three year term. Expiring are Leonard Blasdell Kenneth Gibson and Wendall H McClurg. James Johnson serves as judge of election with tellers J Frank Barnes and John Parker.
John Evans of Swansea avenue and John Walke Sr. of North Liberty street raise a flagpole at the Lawrence Indies ball grounds near Mahoning Avenue in Ward. The pole is given a new coat of silver paint.
Mrs Robert Haigler and her two daughters Alice and Linda Lou are visiting Mississippi where Mrs Haigler's mother has been ill. Linda Lou's condition is reported as somewhat improved. Cy Boyd Bible class of Mahoning Methodist church plans its annual picnic at Mr and Mrs James Johnsons home in Walmo on Saturday July 8.
Los Angeles report notes that iridium is typically added to platinum to increase hardness and durability, enhancing material strength for industrial uses.
In a historical note, drums were used in New England church services before bells became common. The ad hints at early American worship practices and suggests checking News Want Ads for results.
On Wednesday July 26 1950 at 9:00 AM in the Assembly Room of the County Commissioners of Lawrence County a parcel in Union Township Saltlawn on Elbow Street is to be sold freed and divested of liens. Terms require 20 percent cash with balance after bid acceptance. The sale is conducted by the County Commissioners of Lawrence County.
County Commissioners announce a sale of property located on Hazel Street in the Eighth Ward New Castle. The parcel includes lots 559 and 560 in Section 66 of the Official Survey. A 20 percent cash deposit is due at bid acceptance with the balance within five days after court approval. The sale occurs Wednesday July 26 1950 at 9:00 in the Assembly Room on the second floor of the Court House.
Lied Weney gives notice that on Wednesday July 26 1990 at 9 00 oclock in the Assembly Room on the second floor of the City House the sale will occur for Lot No 53 in Section 85 Official Survey City of New Castle bounded on the south by Ralph Ave after sale is approved by the Court Lawrence Co
Notice recalls a public meeting set for Wednesday May 26 1950 at 9 00 o clock in the Assembly Room with details readable in the notice.
Legal notice from Lawrence County Commissioners states that the sale balance must be paid in cash within five days and the sale is overseen by the court. Published June 30 and July 7, 1950.
The County Commissioners announce a sale on July 26, 1950 at 9:00 a.m. of Lot 2, Block 2 Haddock and Marshall Park, Meadow property titled in Shen Snes Township. Terms require cash at sale and final approval by the court. Lawrence County Legal News June 30 July 7 1850.
On July 28, 1950 at 9:00 A.M. in the Assembly Room of the County Commissioners the sec will be sald freed and divested of liens for property in Slippery Rock Township totaling 15 acres more or less with the balance to be paid in cash within five days.
Notice that on July 26 1950 at 9 00 AM in the Assembly Room of the property in the First Ward Castle lot 114 section 35 and building at 110 Phillips Place after sale is approved by the County Commissioners.
Notice declares a sale of property in Ma honing Township comprising 30 acres to occur on May 26, 1950 at 9:00 AM in the Assembly Room on the second floor of the Court House. The fragmentary text indicates a governmental or official notice process.
Public notice states that on the date in the court house of the commissioners a sale will occur freeing the property from liens and conveying ownership on a specified date to remove encumbrances and divest liens.
Notice of sale and bid process for several Shenango Township parcels on Washington Street Ext and Meadow Street. Court approval required after sale. cash bid accepted first, balance due after sale approval. Also request for bids to build a septic tank drainage system for Shenango Taylor Joint School. Details from secretary.
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