Athletic Council Organizes At New Castle High
The Athletic Council of New Castle High School organized Friday at the superintendent Dr Ben G Graham's office to supervise athletics, aim for high standards under school oversight, and adopt a budget for equipment purchases. Officers chosen include TM L Orth president James K Love vice president Ralph H Gardner secretary, with treasurer to be named by the board. The council discussed equipment budgeting, bidding, and funding for stadium seating through $10 season tickets, pledging scholastic control of activities.
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New Castle
Ben G Graham
FL &Orth
James K. Love
Ralph H. Gardner
Hen G. Graham
Bridenbaugh
Alex Fox
L. Orth
James K. Levys
Board of Education
Gii
Dr. Graham
Dridenbrugh
Ralph Gardner
Superintendent of
Sunshine Ken Singston to entertain at Mrs Reaves home
Members of the Sunshine Ken sington will be entertained Monday evening January 26 at the home of Mrs. Rita Reaves Shenango Street. As every school teacher knows the proper way to train a child is to begin with the parents.
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Sonshine Kensington
Sunshine Kensington
Rita Reaves
Shenango Street
Landslide Claims Five Lives at Concrete Camp
A landslide at a construction camp near Concrete Washington killed five men and seriously injured three others, with two dying and another in serious condition. Victims named include Charles Barkus Robert Small Andy Norman Richard Turner and L W Anderson Turner hailed from Henderson North Carolina.
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Nowe
Barvice
Seattle
Wash
Concrete, Wash
Charles Barkus
Robert Small
Andy Norman
Richard Turner
L. W. Anderson
Turner
Henderson, N.C
Madden Election As Speaker Sure
Republican campaign managers declared Madden will receive votes from 17 states and win broad support in several others, ensuring his election as speaker of the next House.
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Washington
House
Martin DB. Madden
Hinals
West Virginia House Approves 20 Million Road Bond Issue
Charleston January 24 The West Virginia House passed a bill authorizing issuance of 20 million dollars in road bonds without a presenting vote. The measure was amended twice and offered as emergency legislation, urged by Governor Morgan in his biennial message to the legislature.
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Sulletin
International News Service
Charleston
W. Va
House of Delagetes
Morgan
Most People Are Courteous In House To House Sales
Pat Dempsey a New Castle auto salesman notes most people are courteous to house to house salesmen. He says door slams are rare and persistence loses more sales, urging courtesy to interact with potential customers during canvassing.
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Pat’ Dempsey
Dempsey
New Castle
United States
Ge House
Eclipse Sparks House Fire In Cleveland
Louis Fishelman family suffered a $2,500 loss when a teen’s lamped glass fragment ignited gasoline and set their home ablaze during a total eclipse. Father lamented the cost but noted a good show to justify it. Thousands watched the celestial event under clear skies.
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Cleveland
Louis Fishelman
Louta
Louis
Eight before Mayor in local court actions
One person named Wham Lewis was fined 350 after a visitor at his house 92 Shadyside reported a $100 robbery. Other defendants received smaller fines or were discharged. Two parking violators paid the $1 fine. The passage notes residents’ unfamiliarity with a four letter Persian myth word.
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Wham Lewis
Hig House
Shadyside
Three One Act Plays Delighting Benjamin Franklin Juniors
A large audience at Benjamin Franklin junior high enjoyed three one act plays by the school's Dramatic Lab Friday night January 1. Casts included Mildred Levine and Margaret Tott in Snow Witch and Lorena, Sam Fisher as Caesar, Virginia Recher, Martin Frank, and Mary Elizabeth Gibson among others, with dance by Flower Girls and Miss Remley delivering standout performance. The program featured Snow Witch Bob White Upsets the Calendar and Finkerkin with notices of the drama coach Miss Julia Jones and a later Apollo club concert announcement for February 6.
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Snow Witch
Constance Mac- Hay
Lorena
Mildred Levine
Margaret Tott
Caesar
Sam Fisher
Aeea the
Clara Anderson
Augusta Pittler
Lena Cubells
Irene Perry
Dorothy Daugherty
Franklin Junior High School
Julia Jones
New Castle
Cumnock School of Speech
Northwestern University
Martin Frank
Dramatic Club
Apollo Club
Business and Professional Women's Club
Youthful Hunter Steps On Bear And Spoils Day
Fifteen year old Stanley Wallota of Blairstown New Jersey while hunting near Catfish Pond stepped on what he believed soft ground. It was a bear which fled before he could recover and fire. The incident occurred as he sought fame and ended the day without incident.
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Laternational News Service
Newark
Stanley Wallota
Blairstown
N. J
Stanley
Catfish Pond
White Will Not Attend Meeting On Contract Hearing
Solicitor R M White will not be present January 27 as the public service commission weighs the contract between the jetty and New Castle Electing Company. He said prep time was unnecessary and the commission will act on the written contract. If not approved, no delay to installation is expected. contract language may be changed and resubmitted.
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R. M. White
Public Service Commission
New Castle
White
Observations on dirigible completed after eclipse monitor
A Los Angeles dirigible crew reported solar eclipse observations successfully finished. Eight observers aboard monitored the event from a location near Nantucket light ship, transmitting via International News Service radio lab.
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International News Service
New York
Los Angeles
International News Service Radio Laboratory
Nantucket
Young People Rally at First Baptist Church
A Sunday evening rally at the First Baptist Church features a Bible base ball session led by Warren Jobo bon with captains Les ter Klingensmith and John Woyrick. T. J. Davies serves as umpire as the gospel according to St. John is studied. Indications point to a large, instructive gathering.
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First Baptist Church
St. John
Warren Jobobon
Lester Klingensmith
John Woyrick
T. J. Davies
Householders Burning Garbage In Winter
New Castle residents dispose of table refuse by burning it in their furnaces during winter, easing city garbage collection. Superintendent Howard Phillips said repairs to the municipal furnace are underway and expected to finish within a week, reactivating the plant.
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New Castle
Howard Phillips
Phillips
Community Notes From New Bedford Amid Weekly Visits
Mrs Mary Well recovers from illness as friends and relatives travel between New Castle Youngstown Harrisburg and Patersburg. Shoppers include Mr and Mrs J R Tucker Mrs Stella Wilcox Mrs C A Moorhouse and Mr and Mrs Harry Clark. Local groups meet at Jessie Walker’s home and at Grace Anderson’s home for sewing and aid activities.
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Cly Swagger
Alec Campbell
Jessie Walker
Jennie Ribblet
Patersburg
Honge
Misa Grace Anderson
Bauder
New Interurban and Local Social Updates from Youngstown Notes
Mrs. C L Zedaker and Mrs Nell Shields attended the funeral of John McMillen of Youngstown on Wednesday. Edith Gilkeson, Mixa Grace Powell and Miss Myers of Younge town were Sunday guests of the Gilkeson and Moore households. Frank Harry recovers from a fall into Lake Grundy while cutting ice on W J Shields farm, rescued and treated, then sent home. C C Coulthard, superintendent, reports fears of pneumonia are eased as he returns to work with a new electric car assignment for the division. Ladies of the G A R held a one man car service event in Ellwood City associated with the New Castle route, with Pythian Bar gatherings lifting spirits on Fourth Street.
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C. L. Zedaker
Nell [Shields
John McMillen
Youngstown
Edith Gilkeson
Mixa Grace Powell
Miss Myers
Younge
Town
Hugh Gilkeson
Ralph Moore
Donald
C. F. Moore
Effie Shields
Frank Harry
Lake Grundy
W. J. Shields
C. C. Coulthard
P-O
New Castle
Ellwood City
Pythian
Fourth Street
Shenango Valley Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges
Hospital record lists admissions including Mrs. Alice Vanissa of Elkwood City and Mrs. Olive Frazine of 426 Epworth Street and Mrs. Margaret George of 206 Sheridan Avenue. Discharges include Emma Pearl, Mrs. Della McAnlis of Edenburg, and David Silverman of 110 Mount Washington Street. George Parker noted with $32 Morton Street.
Ellwood City Watches Solar Eclipse Viewers Use Negatives
Ellwood City residents gathered at Fifth Street Bell Telephone office and nearby windows to view the sun eclipse. Telephone girls answered calls as light faded, while locals used improvised dark negatives to watch the event safely, many family members peering through makeshift filters.
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Ellwood City
Jan
Lmited
Enile
Stiles
Fifth Street
Bell Telephone Office
Reckless Driver To Appear For Further Hearing
Ellwood City reports John Traskowski of New Brighton was placed under 1000 bail for a future hearing after a street collision on New Castle road January 11. Tartarian and his mother suffered minor injuries. attorneys Sweeney and W Alley appeared for plaintiff and defendant.
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Ellwoop City
John Traskowski
New Brighton
Bursees Swick
Traskowski
George Tartarian
Bell Avenue
Sweeney
Bengar Falls
W. Alley
Tartarian
New Castle Road
Contractors Begin Work On School In Franklin Township
Ellwood City contractor B. P. Workley leads work on the Franklin township school in Beaver County. The modern building will have four classrooms each seating 45 pupils and should be completed in June. Front features include two groups of five large windows and wall vacas.
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Ellwood City
Franklin Township
Beaver County
B. P. Workley
Revival and church services in Ellwood City area
Pastor James A Cosby completes revival meetings in Cleveland then returns home to Ellwood City where United Presbyterian First and Free Methodist and U P notices outline morning and evening services. Reports include Sunday school, Bible classes, youth meetings, child labor amendment discussion, and various church sermons and events.
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Cleveland
Young People
Harry W. Brown
Morris Phelps
Y. P
Archi
M. Stevensan
Aunt Jerusha's Quilting Party Delights Ellwood City Audience
In Ellwood City on January 24 a large crowd enjoyed Aunt Jerusha's Quilting Party at the First Methodist Church. The performance, staged by the Ellwood WCTU, drew a sizable audience and succeeded financially. An enforcement pageant by local members also interested the attendees, with well trained coal figures presenting in fine style.
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Ellwood City
Jerusha
Ellwood
Theron Aiken Hurt in Sledding Accident
Ellwood City Pa January 24 Theron Aiken seven year old son of Mr and Mrs H W Aiken of Line avenue suffered a badly bruised arm when a sled went at high speed on Orchard avenue Thursday afternoon the front of the sled had to be dug from a telegraph pole after the crash Nearby notes list local residents visiting and recovering from illnesses with several names and places including Beaver Falls New Castle Pittsburgh and Butler.
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Ellwood City
Theron
H. W. Aiken
Line Avenue
Orchard Avenue
Joe Shufer
Nick
Lawrancé Avenue
Beaver Fults
Renwick Turner
Pitta ‘Burgh Circle
New Castle
WiHkoff
New York
William Ingham
Katherine
Helen McClymonds
Filnive Snedden
A. J. Culininghan
WC. Martin
Pittsburgh
J. T. Newton
Lawrence Avenue
Ines
Ruth Wilkoft
Wayne Ayene
W. J. Ingham
Second Street
Willayva
Su Cloud
Fla
Mary Myrtilla Majors
Abner Majors
Captains Named For Bowling Teams
Ellwood City Pa Jan 24 The basement bowling alleys at the Presbyterian church have been scraped and varnished for a league organized by church men. The second half schedule begins Jan 27 with eight teams led by captains Jones Wasley Krauth Streeter Moore Zeigler Kirk Gilfen. Matches set for Tue and Fri, 7 and 7 36.
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Ellwood City
Presbyterian
Philistines
Bae
Samsons
T. W. Jones
Whales
Fred Krauth
Salita
Syd Wasley
Prodigal Sons
John Streeter
Tom Moorehead
C. E. Zeigler
Jenus
J. D. Kirk
Prilstinee
W. D. Gilf Fen
Radios And Autos Supplant Churches In The Southwest
Oklahoma City dispatch reports that the Methodist Episcopal convention plans to discuss ways to boost rural church interest as radios and automobiles replace church attendance. Officials say many rural congregations cannot afford pastors, while radios are common in homes. similar discussions occur in St. Louis and Kansas City in February.
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St. Louis
Kav Shi City
WAMPUM CHURCH SERVICES AND EVENTS SUMMARY
Wampum church services list multiple denominations with times and topics for Sunday. Presbyterian, Christian church and St Monica’s Catholic details include morning worships at 11 and 9:30, Sunday school in late morning, and evening services. Class meeting set for Monday January 26, plus local social notes and brief personal items.
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Preanygerian
Aountay
Chris van Endeavor
J. Greer Bingham
M. Ae
Rice
Ira Scott
Christian Church
Chaz
P. Durbin
Clinton M. E
Sheth
St. Monica's
F. A. Maroney
Presbyterian Sunday School
Citiss
Dry Enforcement Proves Profitable in Tioga County
WELLSBORO January 24 Law enforcement in Tioga county shows a handsome profit with an estimated expense around 13000 and expected revenue from fines near 10000. The district attorney’s office will receive the profit via installment payments of 300 to 1000 dollars monthly after the forthcoming county audit. ELLWOOD CITY January 24 At the IESTIC THEATRE Barbara Frietchie with Florence Vidor plays tonight.
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Wellsboro
Tioga County
Upo
Ellwood City
Ifa. Iestic Theatre Barbara
Frietchic
Florence Vidor
Adv
Local Insurance Men Dine in New Castle
Ellwood City reps Jas. 24 report attending a Western-Southern Insurance banquet in the Elks dining room at New Castle this evening. Also notes church services at First Christian Ellwood City and Doremus club gathering hosted by Mrs. Lew Sekulanki on Line Avenue with a business session and light refreshments.
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Ellwood City
Jas
Western-Southern Insurance Company
C. R. Knally
J. M. Cavalier
V.V. Henderson
Elks
New Castle
Doremus Call
Doremus Club
Lew Sekulanki
Line Avenue
Sematon Trish
Ellwood City Classified Ad Offers and Rates
Classified notices in Ellwood City list merchants and residents with ads for sale items. Ads are cash only with per line rates and minimums, including miscellaneous items such as a small bob sled and sleigh and radio and electrical merchandise like easy wankers, sold at local addresses on Fountain and Lawrence Avenues.
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Ellwood City
SALM
Tautre
Fountain Ave
Milweos City
Lawrence Ave
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