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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1925

Page

18

Ellwood City and Freeport Head to Pittsburgh for Big Game

Ellwood City and Freeport complete home drills then entrain for Pittsburgh to stay near kickoff Saturday at the Pitt bowl. Ellwood City trains 4 to 5 pm and will lodge at Fort Pitt hotel while Freeport travels tonight arriving Friday morning for practice. The Syracuse trophy champions clash with Illinois state titleholders draws strong schoolboy interest and a possible record crowd.

Ellwood City Freeport Pittsburgh Peck

Saints And Judges Victors In Bowling

In Ellwood City Pennsylvania on Monday evening the Saints defeated the Jesus three games while the Whales lost two of three to the Judges. Reed Carpenter scored 143 and J M Barton 141 as the evening high scorers.

Ellwood City Saints Jesus Whales Reed Carpenter J. M. Barton

Kiwanis Club To Select Officers In Ellwood City

Kiwanis members meet at Baldwin Inn on the New Castle Ellwood road for their regular dinner and election of officers for the coming year. At the December 10 meeting they will host the high school football team and their guests at the New Castle Field club.

Ellwood City Kiwanis Club Baldwin Inn New Castle-Ellwood Road New Castle

Spanish Royal Ballet Shines In Princess Bonnie Show

In Elwood City Shelby Social club will stage Princess Bonnie December 8 and 9 at the Shelby auditorium. The feature includes the Spanish Royal Ballet with sixteen dancers eight boys and eight girls in colorful satin and velvet costumes. The scene shows a Spanish courtyard with noblemen and ladies as the dancers move to tambourine rhythm. Dancers listed: Tess Miller Sarah Louise Aiken Margaret Clyde Myrtle McDeavitt Fay Irwin Mabel Wilson Ila Nicholl Mildred George Leah Powell Jeanne Graham Cora Faust Marjorie Liebendorfer Beulah Balmer Grace Irwin Margaret Liebendorfer Alice Dumm.

Ellwood City Bonnie Shelby Social Club Shelby Auditorium Spanish Royal Ballet Tess Miller Sarah Louise Aiken Margaret Clyde Myrtle McDeavitt Fay Irwin Mabel Wilson Ila Nicholl Mildred George Leah Powell Jeanne Graham Cora Faust Marjorie Liebendorfer Beulah Balmer Grace Irwin Margaret Liebendorfer Alice Dumm

First Presbyterian Young People Hold Monthly Meeting

The Young People of the First Presbyterian church gathered for a regular monthly meeting and social on Wednesday evening. Grace Brown led the four-year program while Miss Ethel Farrel and Miss Pauline Jackson presented talks on which hair color is more popular, with the blonde winning the judges. A piano solo by Margaret Benford was praised and lunch was served by Mrs. Haines' class.

Ellwood City First Presbyterian Church Grace Brown Ethel Farrel Pauline Jackson William Goehring Janet Gemmil Alberta Graham Margaret Benford Haines

Truth Seekers Meet at Garmon Home

Truth Seekers class of Trinity Lutheran church held their monthly meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Garmon in North Sewickley. Ten members attended. Earl Hollerman was elected to replace Rev Beisecker who resigned to lead the Teachers' Training Class. The group enjoyed games and music after the business session.

Ellwood City Trinity Lutheran Church George Garmon North Sewickley Earl Hollerman Beisecker Gar

Class Lunch Hosted by Mrs English and Daughter Teenie

Mon assisted by her daughter Mrs Teenie English served a delicious lunch for the class. Members present included Misses Gladys Blank Iva McKelly Irene Keisling Helen Garmon Ruth Richards and Messrs Lawrence Flinner Carl Beisecker William Blocher Archie Richards George Blank.

Mon Teenie English Gladys Blank Iva McKelly Irene Keisling Helen Garmon Ruth Richards Lawrence Flinner Carl Beisecker William Blocher Archie Richards George Blank

Mrs W W Seidel Heads Bible Class

Twenty eight members of C A Martins class at First Presbyterian Church held a three dinner at the church dining room. Officers elected include President Mrs W W Seidel Vice President Mrs Charles Jackson Secretary Miss Rebecca McConahy and Treasurer Mrs Fred Swanson. They plan a tureen dinner and social on the fourth Wednesday each month.

Ellwood City C. A. Martin First Presbyterian Church W. W. Seidel Charles Jackson Rebecca McConahy Fred Swanson DC. A. Martin Red Cross Rev A. M. Stevenson

Stirring Services At U P Church Ahead Of Youth Message

Well attended Wednesday evening at the U P Church as Rev. Scott preached on A Sham Revival. The chorus choir provided splendid music. A special youth message, What it is to be a Christian, is scheduled for this evening with a closing message for all Friday night.

Ellwood City U. P Scott

Hospital Auxiliary To Meet Monday

The Woman's Auxiliary to the hospital will convene Monday afternoon December 7 in the nurses living room in the municipal building. Members north of the railroad meet at Harmony street car station while those south meet at First National Bank where cars will take them to the venue.

Ellwood City Harmony Street First National Bank

Mothers Plan Banquet for Ellwood High Football Team

Mothers of Ellwood high school football players will host a banquet for the team on Tuesday evening December 8 at 6 30 in the First Baptist church dining room.

Ellwood City Ellwood High School First Baptist Church

Friendship Circle Bazaar Aids New M E Church Building

The Friendship Circle of the M E church hosted a tureen dinner and bazaar in the church basement on Wednesday evening, raising a large sum to be applied toward the new building project.

Ellwood City Friendship Circle M. E. Church

Alma Temple Plans December Officer Election

Alma Temple No. 98 will meet this evening in Pythian hall. At the next regular meeting December 17 the annual election of officers will take place.

Alma Temple Ellwood City Alma Temple No Pythian Hall

Bronze Bell System Bravery Awards Shine on 1924 Heroes

The Theodore N. Vail Memorial Fund awarded one gold medal and six silver medals for acts of conspicuous bravery during 1924. Anna Lennan received the gold medal and $500 after staying at Piedmont central office through floods and crossing a dangerous bridge. Silver medals went to Hubert Harris and five others for notable public service and firefighting efforts affecting Bell Telephone operations.

Bell Telephone Theodore N. Vail Vail Bell System Anna Leonelda Lennan Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company Piedmont West Virginia Hubert Harris Bell Telephone Company of Pennsylvania Norristown Katheryn Brisson New England Telephone and Telegraph Company Fitchburg Mass Ida M. Blanchard Northern New York Telephone Company Miss Nennan Westernport Maryland Lennan Downingtown Harris

Quota Club Holds Six O'Clock Dinner Meeting

Thirteen Ellwood Quota Club members gathered last evening for their regular six o'clock dinner and business meeting at the home of Mrs. S Y Douds on Spring avenue. The Methodist church ladies hosted the event and a social time followed the business session.

Ellwood City Ellwood Quota Club S. Y. Douds Spring Avenue Methodist Church

Scarlet Fever Is Under Control In Ellwood City

W A Kerr reports the scarlet fever epidemic is under control with twenty eight current cases in the borough. Three new cases, all in one family in the Fourth ward, were reported Wednesday. Missionary Society of the M E Church meets tonight at eight at Mrs W L Crawford’s parsonage Fifth street. Mrs Thomas George to lead program. Christmas offerings requested. Admitted to Ellwood Hospital: Mrs William Carlin Terrace Avenue James Patz Pittsburgh Circle Vernal Hook Line Avenue. Mrs Steven Peck and daughter discharged.

Ellwood City W. A. Kerr Board of Health Oe Missionary Society of the M. E. Church W. L. Crawford Fifth Street Thomas George Ellwod Hospital William Carlin Terrace Avenue James Patz Pittsburgh Circle Vernal Hook Line Avenue Steven Peck Petain Street

Pony Express at Majestic Theater Starring Betty Compson

The Majestic Theater screens Pony Express featuring Betty Compson tonight. Fast-paced Western adventure headlines the bill with the star delivering suspense and action in a classic period production.

Ellwood City Majestic Theater Pony Express Betty Compson

Local Residents Visit Teams and Cities

C W Lambert of Lawrence Avenue visited New Castle on Wednesday while Mrs W L Dean of Highland Avenue shopped in Pittsburgh. Mrs Nina Wright of Wayne Avenue and Mrs Clem Boyer of Smiley Stop shopped in New Castle Tuesday. Eleanor Cox of Fountain Avenue is ill with tonsillitis. Gene Wurtz and family of Park Avenue motor to Pittsburgh Tuesday. Ted Ermlich of Crescent Avenue is ill. Mrs J W Ferrell and daughter Ethel of Fountain Avenue visited New Castle Thursday. Mrs E J Hazen of Spring Avenue...

C. W. Lambert Lawrence Avenue New Castle W. L. Dean Highland Avenue Pittsburgh Nina Wright Wayne Avenue Clem Boyer Smiley Stop Eleanor Cox Fountain Avenue Gene Wwartz Park Avenue Ted Gus Ermlich Crescent Avenue J. W. Ferrell Ethel E. J. Hazen Spring Ave

New Castle Shoppers Noted in Duos on Thursday

In New Castle, a shopper named Nue visited the town while Mrs William Hazen of Württemberg also shopped there Thursday.

Nue New Castle William Hazen Wurtemburg

Local social and church notes from Leesburg area

Leesburg scene includes visits by Mr and Mrs Harry Uber and Mr and Mrs Barclay Mathieson to ill Mrs Anna Francis. Births report a son to Mr and Mrs Roy Hanna with Mrs Hanna ill. Club supper and sixty attendees at Full Of Pep. Lions and friends visit. box social at Mount Union school yields funds. Marriages cited Miss Mary Martin and Walter Sheaff at parsonage Thanksgiving Day. Various travel, illness updates, and community events noted through the week.

Harry Uber Barclay Mathieson New Castle Anna Francis Roy Hanna William Hanna William Simon James Hancock Mount Union School Mary Martin Walter Sheaff Plaingrove Snyder Lillian Cotton Slippery Rock S. S. Snyder James Mayberry John Scollard Grace Florence Scollard Scollard Florence Lowry Viola Drake Clyde Lowry Sharon John Lee J. C. Offutt Lynnhaven Florida Helen Galloway Grove City Lester Millison Miss Stevenson Pittsburgh J. G. Rice W. V. Munnell Near No. 5 Clark Denniston Ellwood City Munnell Andy Culver Volant West Middlesex Alice Oakes Mabel Simpson Wm. McCracken Wm. Kelley Helen Macomn Ellhurst Laura Oakes Plain

Local Social Roundup from Enon Valley and Nearby Areas

Enon Valley notes show visits by Mrs. Otto Kesel and families from Pittsburgh and Washington D C and Cleveland. The C K E Society plans a second performance of Much Ado About Betty at Big Beaver Grange hall on December 6. A high school basketball game between Darlington and Enon is scheduled for Wednesday on Enon’s floor.

Otto Kesel Pittsburgh W. G. Inboden Matilda Gaschke Clarence Riddle Freedom Betty C. KE Carrie Allen Washington, D. C W. T. Crook East Fairfield N. E. Avery Dale Avery Lisbon Kenneth Cook New Brighton Sid Cook Ellen Robb East Palestine I. O. O. F. Hall The Eastern Star Wm. Kinney Beaver Falls Ed. Stevenson L. Moore Glenn Ferguson Cleveland Ross Alexander Hazel Hesser H. E. Wogan Coraopolis Carl Zeh John Zeh Columbiana John Solsburger Chas. Bennett Youngstown Hazel Heager Jacob Fisher New Castle Ed. Veon Darlington Wm. Burk Fred Stark John Moore Darlington High School Enon High School

Lavish family dinner in Pulaski hosted by Kerrs

Mr and Mrs William Kerr hosted a formal dinner for 16 at their home with Lois Kerr assisting. Guests included Mrs Emily Meek Courtland CO and many New Castle Mercer and Bilwood City residents. Several attendees were noted as visiting Pittsburgh New York and Conneaut Lake during the period.

William Kerr Lois Kerr Emily Meek Courtland, CO Lee E. Allen Helen Jean New Castle Francis Kuhn Hazel J. R. Meek Dorothy Arthur H. D. Brown Norman Ruby Delbert Mercer Clifford Gilliland Buhl Hospital Lee Wallace H. K. Bell Little Son King of Paul McClennahan Pittsburgh E. L. Robinson New York H. N. Knox Adrian Schultz Mahoningtown Helen Rodgers Clairton High School L. L. Rodgers Charles Mitcheltree Laurance Mitcheltree John Headings William Cover J. C. Adams Virginia Jack Bilwood City Paul Cover Charles Cover Merle Headings Joseph Onstott Conneaut Lake

Card Of Thanks For Husband And Father

We thank friends and neighbors for kindness during illness and death of our husband and father and for floral offerings and automobile donations. MRS. JOHN A. HUMMEL AND FAMILY.

John A. Hummel

Kaufman And Baer Store Sold To Gimbel Brothers

Gimbel Brothers announce acquisition of the Kaufman and Baer department store in Pittsburgh. The 13 story building with 700000 square feet, 2000 employees, and an in house radio station will join Gimbel operations though management remains. Theodore Kaufman becomes a director in Gimbel Brothers. Purchase price not disclosed.

International News Services New York Gimbel Brothers Philadelphia Milwaukee Kaufman and Baer Company Pittsburgh Theodore Kaufman Kaufman and Baer Gimbel Brothers Corporation

Local Family News From Ellwood City Area

Mrs Effie Shumaker returns from Ohio after Thanksgiving with her son Mildred McClelland a Shenango Valley Hospital nurse spent weekend with parents Mr and Mrs W E McClelland Mr and Mrs Joe Reynolds and Frank Collins dined with Mr and Mrs R W Cunningham Vera and Luella Moorhead visited friends in Ellwood City Mrs Martha Cunningham and son Glenn called on Mrs Ann

Effie Shumaker Ohio Mildred McClelland Shenango Valley’s Hospital W. E. McClelland Joe Reynolds Frank Collins R. W. Cunningham Vera Luella Moorhead Ellwood City Martha Cunningham Glenn Ann

France Seeks Early Resumption of War Debt Talks

Washington dispatch reports France formally informs the United States of its desire to restart negotiations on the $4 billion World War debt at the soonest practicable moment. Ambassador Daeschner has notified Secretary Mellon that the Brland government will soon reopen parleys.

Ows Peery Washington France United States Daeschner Henri Berenger Treasury Mellon Briand

Also Mentioned on This Page

F. Krauth Smith Wwe J. Bunyan Renner J. A. Gelbach R. Carpenter C. Wasley Princess Bonnie U P. Church Hospital Auxiliary Temple Bell Telephone System Grove High School Orpha Scollard District 14 Paul Macom Theodore Watson Jas. Hanna Watson Ray Boyd Missionary Society Leesburg Enon Valley Pulaski News Teo Army Boysn Ane Pans Place East Washington Street New Black Joe Ewing Alvin Richael George Mallinac Quincy Dick Fennick Sergio Isaac Harlan Presbyterian Church Henry Vincent
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