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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1955
Page
9
A holiday food roundup showcases Ham Boats as a new picnic mainstay. Ground ham fills a hollowed French loaf then is toasted over coals. The piece also offers tips on quick fire-lighting methods, deviled eggs with olive twists, and steamed corn in foil for beach-like flavor. It shares several sandwich fillings using liverwurst, pimento cream cheese, chicken and ham, and devised ham, plus apple lima salad ideas with herbs and greens.
New Bedford church notes list Hopewell Presbyterian with Sunday school at 10 a m led by Mrs Margaret Ratoasky and morning worship at 11 a m by Rev Robert C Johnston Also United Presbyterian with 10 a m Sunday school led by John Cowden and 11 a m worship by Rev Heinrich C Eiler Pioneers meet at 7 p m with 8 p m service St James Mass holds 8 a m and 10 a m services led by Rev Wm Mahaer
Two bookmarks at the public library on North Day emphasize a library’s value to the community and readers. One bookmark presents poetry form, the other invites a library visit, both authored by L. L. able, editor-at-large for Doubleday St and Company.
Rev. Heinrich C. Eiler has resigned as pastor after two years of ministry and accepted a call to Wallace Memorial United Presbyterian church in Washington, D C. He will preach his final sermon on July 17. Eiler previously graduated from Pittsburgh Xenia Seminary and joined the local church as full time pastor. The congregation regrets releasing him to continue ministry in Washington.
A Friday evening gathering at the United Presbyterian church brought together sixty fathers and sons for a dinner and program led by Lyle Richards who directed group singing. Rev. Breisch delivered the devotional after a featured movie. The Bible school closing program followed, with teachers displaying student work and handcrafts.
Over two weeks near Detroit Rev Eilers mother and sister stay at the manse as families gather due to the illness of Mrs Lee Zedakar Sr who is improving. Visitors include Nora Onstott Gardena Calif and the Goodge Stewart families from Lowellville New Castle as well as Cassius and Dahl Zedakar and children heading to Dayton Ohio and Georgia. Other notes mention Dorothy Spangler vacationing Kane Pa and Dieter family visits Phalanx Station Ohio. Donald Rooker and Mayme Georgie Mecklin visit Wayne Dieter. Gates return from honeymoon staying with bride’s parents.
Over five million packages of the Willard Treatment have been sold for relief of symptoms from stomach and duodenal ulcers caused by excess acid. The message explains the home treatment and lists participating druggists such as CITY DRUG CLUTTON DRUG CO and others across various towns.
Agriculture Secretary Ezra Taft Benson says the Eisenhower administration’s farm program will be a key issue in the 1956 election. At a Kiwanis event in Cleveland he warns against turning agriculture into political football while noting Democrats will use the topic for campaigning. He argues a sound program could secure farm votes for the administration.
Arthur Oberleitner son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Oberleitner of 701 Court Street enlisted in the United States Navy on June 23. He will be stationed at Bainbridge Maryland.
Sabrina Scarsellato 41 admitted fatally shooting former roomer John Sparky Jarosik at a Canonsburg rooming house. The State Supreme Court denied bail contending no capital offense ruling by Judge Roy I Carson. She has been jailed since the April 29 incident.
Public library staff, including Miss Rose Barber Miss Helen Aiken Miss Rita Mariacher Richard Ziegler and James Adams, undertake an extensive inventory to determine how many catalogued books are actually available since the last full count in 1947.
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