Ellwood City Opens Basketball Season At Lincon Gym
Ellwood High faces Monaca High in an inter sectional opener at Lincon gym. Coach Benedict relies on a veteran lineup with four returning players from last year and captain Dave Bolotin not returning. Ray Latiano is out due to scholastic issues, replaced by Alex Robuck.
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Ellwood City
Lincon Gym
Ganzy
Benedict
Ellwood High
Monaca High School
Dave Bolotin
Ellwoodians
Ray Latiano
Alex Robuck
Monaca
McFadden
Robuck
Ken Bunny
Spunge” Vandrella
Tammaro
Reserves Set Then Main Game With Strong Ellwood Nine
Ellwood hosts a strong visiting squad this evening aiming to avenge two losses to Ellwood last season. The game promises fast, exciting play. A preliminary reserves matchup will precede the main contest.
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Ellwoodians
E. W. H. Club Holds Christmas Meeting In Ellwood City
Ellwood City residents gathered for the E. W. H. Club Christmas party at Mrs. Dorothy Houk's home with 17 members present. Special guests Mrs. Russell Crane of New Castle and Wallace Powell of New Brighton shared high score awards after four tables of 500. The next meeting is set for January 3 at Mrs. J. W. Mayne's Todd avenue home.
Afternoon Affair Honors Mrs. Courson
Mrs. Fannie Deemer hosted a two to five oclock gathering in Ellwood City to honor Mrs. Courson on her 70th birthday. Guests included Mrs. Delvey Wright and several local ladies who enjoyed a birthday luncheon and gifts for the guest of honor from Clarion.
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Ellwood City
Fannie Deemer
Ell
Courson
Clarion
Delvey Wright
Mesdames
Edward Hazen
John Wehman
A. C. Hollerman
J. F. Callen
S. W. Deemer
Ross McElwain
Members of Smart Set Club Gather
B. M. Lawther hosted the Smart Set Club at her Fountain avenue home on a Wednesday afternoon. Bridge occupied three tables as Mrs. H. J. Myers, Mrs. Ted Markwort, and Mrs. Howell Jenkins claimed the high score prizes. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Markwort on Beachwood boulevard in two weeks.
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Ellwood City
B. M. Lawther
Smart Set Club
Fountain Avenue
H. J. Myers
Bridge
Myers
Ted Markwort
Howell Jenkins
Funeral held for Martha Jane Hennon in Ellwood City
Private funeral services were conducted for Martha Jane Hennon at her daughter's home in Orchard Avenue after her death at the local hospital following a long illness. Rev. J A King of Bell Memorial Church led the rites with pallbearers Howard White Joseph Harte Clyde Houk M A Bickett Harry Ayres and Mervin Cunningham. Interment followed at Oak Park cemetery in New Castle.
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Ellwood City
Martha Jane Hennon
Dewey Cunningham
Orchard Avenue
J. A. King
Bell Memorial Church
Howard White
Joseph Harte
Clyde Houk
M. A. Bickett
Kampers Klub Holds Annual Party in Rockdale Home
Kampers Klub of Ellwood City held its regular meeting at Mrs. J. G. Cobbler’s Rockdale home. Members attended including Mrs. James Barton of Butler and Mrs. Anna Baker who leaves soon for Akron. A 1 o’clock dinner started the event with gift exchanges. next meeting set for January 3 at Mrs. Carrie Aiken’s Fourth Street home.
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Ellwood City
Kampers Klub
J. G. Cobbler
Rockdale
James Barton
Butler
Anna Baker
Akron
Carrie Aiken
Fourth Street
M L Club Meeting Features Bridge and Lunch
Ellwood City hosts report a M. L. Club gathering at Mrs. Charles Twentier’s Wurtemburg road home with two bridge tables and high score prizes won by Mrs. Hugh Holliday and Mrs. John VanGorder. A Christmas party is planned by Mrs. Wayne Baird in two weeks. The same town also notes a W C T U meeting at Dr Anna McKinley’s Fourth street home with Mrs Bert Rupp as associate hostess and Mrs Wilkins as county president delivering the main talk.
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Ellwood City
Charles Twentier
M. L. Club
Wurtemburg Road
Howard Workley
Bridge
Hugh Holliday
John VanGorder
Wayne Baird
New Castle Road
Anna McKinley
Fourth Street
Bert Rupp
Wilkins
Transatlantic Seadromes Tout by Man and Neptune
A witty Times-Star line notes that human plans for transatlantic seadromes meet Neptune’s moods, implying grand schemes face stubborn natural limits. The quip contrasts ambition with the sea’s enduring power in a compact, period voice.
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Man
Neptunes
Cincinnati Times-Star
Fat loss remedy Kruschen Salts advertised to women
An advertisement touts Kruschen Salts as a fat burning tonic to reduce fat in four weeks. It promises increased energy clearer skin brighter eyes and a younger feeling body with a money back guarantee. Customers like Mrs J E B Burnworth of Fort Wayne report losing fat and feeling well.
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New Castle Drug Co
Eckerd
Senior Class Play The Inner Circle At Lincoln Auditorium
Ellwood City sees a fine amateur production Friday at 8 15 pm in Lincoln Auditorium The Inner Circle a mystery with two murders features strong performances by Helen Newman Marjorie Rodgers Charles McCurdy and David Williams The cast includes Virginia McGlincy Mary Kraynak Stanley Yanuskevitz Robert Mahaffey George Faurie Robert Abbaticchio Mike Mastchak and Winthrop Millson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Inner Circle
Lincoln Auditorium
Elizabeth McKnight
Helen Newman
Marjorie Rodgers
Charles McCurdy
David Williams
Virginia McGlincy
Mary Kraynak
Stanley Yanuskevitz
Robert Mahaffey
George Faurie
Robert Abbaticchio
Mike Mastchak
Winthrop Millson
Entertain Guests At Huber Home
Misses Catherine and Elizabeth Huber hosted a large gathering at their Elwood City home near Wurtemburg. The event featured round and square dancing with numerous attendees including Emma Miller Sara Tindall Grace Wimner Mildred Lewis Julia Hooker Anna Lewis Lavee Hooker Florence Miller Agnes Brown Reed Kimple Andrew Gallaher Carl Tillin Edgar Nagel Lester Parider Wayne Gallaher Lorraine Ketler Harold Hooker Paul Medard Loren Graham Lee Gallaher Lewis Wagner and Logan Wimer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Catherine
Elizabeth Huber
Wurtemburg
Emma Miller
Sara Tindall
Grace Wimner
Mildred Lewis
Julia Hooker
Anna Lewis
Lavee Hooker
Florence Miller
Agnes Brown
Messrs
Reed Kimple
Andrew Gallaher
Carl Tillin
Edgar Nagel
Lester Parider
Wayne Gallaher
Lorraine Ketler
Harold Hooker
Paul Medard
Loren Graham
Lee Gallaher
Lewis Wagner
Logan Wimer
Mrs James Shirk Hosts C F N Club Bridge Night
Mrs James Shirk entertained the C F N Club at her Second Street home with two tables of bridge. Miss Lucy Slevin won high score, followed by Miss Emma McLaughlin and Mrs Wid Herr. A luncheon closed the evening. Slevin plans a Christmas party at her Lawrence Avenue home in two weeks.
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Ellwood City
James Shirk
Second Street
Emma McLaughlin
Wid Herr
Lucy Slevin
Slevin
Lawrence Avenue
Missionary Meeting at Koch Home Near Celia
Twenty Church of God members gathered at the Amos Koch residence near Celia for a monthly missionary meeting. An elaborate tureen dinner was served with assistance from Mrs. Earl Turner Mrs. Warren Turner and Miss Betty Marvin. Mrs. Clarence Yahn led the devotional service. The next gathering is set for January 3 at Mrs. Clarence Yahn's home.
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Ellwood Ctiy
Amos Koch
Near Celia
Church of God
Earl Turner
Warren Turner
Betty Marvin
Clarence Yahn
Discharges and admissions reported at Ellwood City hospital
Hospital notes list discharged: Mike Kono waluk and Mrs George Hollschwandner. Admitted: Anthony W Jenkins Lillian Rose Tessi tore. Born to Mr and Mrs Kenneth Herrod a daughter in Zelienople.
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Ellwood City
Mike Konowaluk
Fourteenth Street
George Hollschwandner
Hazel Avenue
Anthony W. Jenkins
Spring Avenue
Lillian Rose Tessitore
Center Avenue
Kenneth Herrod
Zelienople
Reverend Woods to Lead Friday Church Service
Ellwood City reports Rev Harold Woods of New Brighton will conduct a special service at Hickory Knell Church of God Friday evening at 8 o clock.
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Ellwood City
Harold Woods
New Brighton
Hickory Knell
Church of God
Ellwood Residents Visit Relatives and Attend Gatherings
Ellwood households report visits and departures. Mrs. Michael Colonna and children Anna and John returned to Youngstown after visiting relatives here. The Veons of Chewton road finished a visit with Struthers friends. Mrs. Wallace and daughters Rebecca and Wilhelmina and others were guests of friends in Ellwood.
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Ellwood
Michael Colonna
Anna
John
Youngstown
George Veon
Esther
Chewton Road
Struthers
Helen Madison
Doris Henry
Fourth Ward
Butler
C. C. Wallace
Rebecca
Wilhelmina
College Hill
H. O. Stevens
Pittsburgh
Ellwood and
Koppel
Merle Young
Eleanor
Beaver
Floyd Young
Portersville Road
Charles Lusher
Ben Arnold, Jr
Frisco
Zelienople
Elsie Stickle
David Shaffer
C. W. Lutz
Harmony
Venison Dinner Among Melzers in Ellwood City
In Ellwood City on December 7 the Melzer family held a venison dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Melzer. Twenty relatives attended with dishes prepared by Mrs. Herman F. Fleischer and Mrs. Fred Melzer. The five point buck was shot by Mr. Fleischer on a hunting trip with O. M. Melzer in Clearfield county last Saturday.
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Ellwood City
Alfred Melzer
Melzer
Herman F. Freischer
Fred Melzer
Fleischer
O. M. Melzer
Clearfield County
Andrew Melzer
Herman F. Fleischer
Emil Melzer
Charming Hostess Hosts E C C Club in New Castle
Mrs Charles Coates dispensed hospitality to E C C club members at her New Castle home. Two bridge tables produced high scores for Mrs Steven Keal Jr, Mrs Harry Latimer, and Mrs Carl Ficholtz. A formal dinner followed. Mrs Charles Black invited the group to December 16 dinner with husbands as special guests.
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Ellwood City
Charles Coates
E. C C. Club
New Castle
Steven Keal
Harry Latimer
Carl Ficholtz
Charles Black
Spring Avenue
Ladies of Loyal Orange Lodge to Initiate Class Friday
In Ellwood City on Friday evening at 7 30 the Loyal Orange Lodge will meet in Schweiger hall. A large class of candidates for the first degree will be initiated. Mrs Clara Ketler and committee will arrange lunch after lodge. Entertainment committee members meet at 7 15 p m.
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Ellwood City
Ladies of the Loyal Orange Lodge
Schweiger
Clara Ketler
William Stewart to Speak at City Rescue Mission This Week
William Stewart, a converted Jew, speaks each evening at the City Rescue Mission this week and will answer any Bible questions. Bring your questions for tonight’s session at 7 30.
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William Stewart
City Rescue Mission
Mr. Stewart
Notable Visits and Health Updates Across Koppel Area
George E. Richter spent Tuesday in Pittsburgh visiting Mrs. E Turley and relatives. Miss Mary Juras, a Monaca sanitarium patient, spent a week at home with her parents. Visitors from Butler and Pittsburgh stayed with local families in Koppel over the weekend. A 10 year old, Margaret Paparelli, was moved to Providence hospital Beaver Falls for surgery and is recovering. Chief of Police Frank Ferrigno is deer hunting in Clarion county on vacation.
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George E. Richter
Pittsburgh
E. Turley
Mary Juras
Monaca Sanitarium
Mrs. H. Juras
Third Avenue
Margaret Paparelli
George Paparelli
Providence Hospital
Beaver Falls
Stephen Hobolia
Montgomery
Howard McDanel
Kop pel M. E. Sunday school elects year officers
The young men's class held a meeting in the church basement to organize for the coming year. Officers elected include Wilbur White as president, Robert Campbell as vice president, and William Ludwig as secretary and treasurer.
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William Roberts
Koppel M. E. Sunday School
Wilbur White
Robert Campbell
William Ludwig
Illness of Thomas McGrath Reported in Corapolis
Word was received from Corapolis of the serious illness of Thomas McGrath infant son of Mrs M J McGrath former residents here. Friends of the McGraths regret the condition and hope for a speedy recovery.
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Coraopolis
Thomas McGrath
M. J. McGrath
McGraths
WAMPUM PERSONAL NOTES FROM NEW CASTLE AND BEAVER
Mrs Myra James Mrs Earle Graham and Mrs M Shallenberger were New Castle shoppers this week. Mrs Clarence Stapf Mrs C B Morrow and Mrs H E King spent yesterday in Pittsburgh. Mrs W J Greer of Beaver street remains ill at home. Mrs Edward Cochran is reported improved. Sam Burham of Youngstown Ohio was a business visitor this week. Mrs H W Gilmore and Mahoning town returned home after visiting her sister Mrs Earle Graham.
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Wampum
Myra James
Earle Graham
M. Shallenberger
New Castle
Clarence Stapf
C. B. Morrow
H. E. King
Pittsburgh
W. J. Greer
Beaver Street
Edward Cochran
Sam Burham
Youngstown
Special offer on newspaper delivery for Christmas
The News offers mail delivery nationwide through April 1 for $1.25 paid in advance. Orders can be placed at The News office or viaNews agencies and agents. The longer you subscribe the more you get for the price. Manager Jacob F. Rentz emphasizes prepaid orders.
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United States
THE
News Company
Jacob F. Rentz
Four Indians killed in Arizona quarrel over checker game
A Pasadena Post item reports four Native Americans died in an Arizona quarrel sparked by a checker game dispute. The paper also notes a local bridge was condemned for reasons described as minor, involving kicks under a table.
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Arizona
Pasadena
Castlewood Community Spelling Bee and Holiday Plans
Castlewood community group hosts an old fashioned spelling bee and depression social at the school on Friday December 8. Harmony Baptist church youth plan Christmas entertainment “The Christmas Voice” on Sunday December 24 at the church social home of Miss Helen Houk. Castlewood night school, taught by Mrs. Gardner, progresses with two evenings classes per day including spelling bee after Friday classes.
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Castlewood
The
Harmony Baptist Church
Helen Houk
Castlewood Notes Show Local Visits Over Thanksgiving
Alberta Henderson spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Glass of New Castle. Sunday visitors at the J. S. Henderson home included Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Bleakney and family of Ellwood City and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Glass and son Bob by of New Castle. Helen Hill returned home after two weeks with the Glasser family. Ethel Yoho and Helen Houk visited Shenango high school. Mrs. G. A. Shaffer of Princeton returned home after Thanksgiving with Mrs. Russell Glasser during deer season. Mrs. Edward Beltz and son David visit her parents while Mr. Beltz hunted, accompanied by William Galvin and John Bates. Mrs. J. S. Henderson and sons Merle and Norman spent the week end with her parents on the Butler road.
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Castlewood
Alberta Henderson
Elmer Glass
New Castle
Eugene Bleakney
Ellwood City
Bobby
J. S. Henderson
Helen Hill
R. C. Glasser
Ellwood Road
Ethel Yoho
Helen Houk
Shenango High School
G. A. Shaffer
Princeton
Russell Glasser
Mr. Glasser
Edward Beltz
David
A. E. Sontag
Mr. Beltz
William Galvin
John Bates
Merle and
Norman
S. N. Zeigler
Butler Road
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Milton H. Welling
Utah
Salt Lake City
Central Press
Monaco
Lincoln Gym
Wright's Market
Hamburg
Suosio
Butler Avenue
Hennon Funeral Service
Davies
Knox Presbyterian Church
Abraham Davies
Pennsylvania Railroad
Canada
Insull Utilities
Martin J. Insull
Toronto
Samuel Insull
Greece
Huber
Mrs. James Shirk
Missionary Meeting
Mrs. Chas. Coates
Orange Ladies
Malden
Mase
AETNA
IZE
McBride - Shannon Co
Washington Street
William Watson
Mr. Watson
Jess E. Watson
William McClain
Ralph
Clifford Richner
Samuel Pollock
Mary Lee
James L. Blair
Aud
Keystone Quartette
Rocker
Fisher’ Big Store
Long Ave
Keystone
the Cathedral
Cretonne
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