Scouts Present Special Services and May Queen Crowned
Sunday evening the Girl Scout and 16 to 19 Boy Scouts held services at Manoring M E Church with Mayor McGrath as guest speaker on peace. Crowning of the May Queen occurred Sunday afternoon at St. Margaret's Church with Rita Reicherd crowned and a Blessed Virgin procession following.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Margaret's Church
Boy Scouts of Troops
M. E
Charles E. McGrath
Spen
Alice McClure
A. P. Scholz
Anthea
Immanuel
Charles Pungan
Earl Guy
Charles Billotte
Ww. M. Mauermann
Wendell McClurg
Paul Jones
Herbert Colley
D. C. Schnebly
Chas. E. McGrath
Bugthe Progresors
Allan McClure
Charles Dungan
Mary Louise Jolley
Steve Hutnick
Betty Stritzinger
June al
Mary Castrucci
Patricia Jor
Joyce Leicht
Jane Martin
Helen Stritzinger
Jas. Emerick
Clayton
Second Streets
Rita Reicherd
Mary Catherine Ford
Church meeting schedule and children's baptism notice
The Session will meet at 7:45 tonight and at 7 on Wednesday followed by Willing Workers. Friday's Opportunity Circle meets at 2 at Mrs McClurg's home. Sunday at 11 the Children's Day program will be presented and parents may present their children for baptism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Street
Berean Class and societies meet at Bumbaugh homes
The Berean Class gathers at Mrs. Bumbaugh home on Sixth street Tuesday. Wednesday’s teachers and Sunday school meet at 7 30 with a ting to follow. Friday’s Missionary Society meets at Mrs. J B Bumbaugh on Sixth street. Saturday Triangle Missionary Society meets at Daisy and Leona Caldwell on West Madison avenue with a board mee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Bumbaugh
Sixth Street
The
Missionary Society
J. B. Bumbaugh
Triangle Missionary Society
Daisy and
Leona Caldwell
Madison Avenue
Oakridge Children See Circus Friday
Crawford Oakridge Home children visited the Cole Brothers Clyde Beatty circus Friday afternoon to view events in the big tent. The article notes plans for a summer program with an instructor teaching various activities for the home and other playgrounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford- Oakridge
Cole Brothers
Clyde Beatty
Children Day activities and classes announced at church
The church schedules the first Children's Day practice at 3 o'clock, followed by meeting sections of the children membership class. At 6 o'clock the Look-Out class hosts a tureen dinner in the dining room. The Soft Ball team is set to meet at 6 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland U. Pp
McCoy Bible
Young Peoples
First Baptist
Engiewood Field
Saturday Evening婚 Anniversary Celebration at Caldwell Home
Friends and relatives gathered Saturday evening at Mr. and Mrs. Caldwell to celebrate their anniversary. A pleasant evening included music from the radio and a later luncheon. The honored couple received many beautiful gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies Caldwell
Cat
Return to Philadelphia after weekend visit
Charles McDonald Wilford Rafter and Joseph Hems of Philadelphia returned home after spending the weekend with Mr and Mrs R C Gallagher on North Cedar Street in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Charles McDonald
Wilford Rafter
Joseph Hems
R. C. Gallagher
North Cedar Street
Leaves for Cuba on 10 day Havana trip
H. E. Alexander of West Cherry Street departed Sunday for New York City to sail for Havana Cuba for a ten day vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
H. E. Alexander
West Cherry Street
New York City
Havana
B W R Club Meeting Set at East Washington Street
Members of the B W R club will meet on June 2 at the home of Mrs Clarence Collingwood on East Washington street Mrs William Baltes will be associate hostess O R C Auxiliary to hold a tureen dinner at 1230 pm Thursday in the Legion Home with a business meeting to follow
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Collingwood
East Washington Street
William Baltes
Legion Home
Local residents visit Cambridge and surrounding towns over the holiday
A long list of visitors and travelers is noted across Cambridge O and nearby towns. Names include Minnie Tindall Willow Grove Betty O Donnel Ashland Avenue Hershal Johnston and many more visiting relatives friends and holiday stops in Cambridge Youngstown Meadville Conneaut Lake and Barrow area over Memorial Day weekend and the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Tindall
Willow Grove
C. H. Hagadoma
Newell Avenue
Fredonia
N. Z
T. Jennings
Erie
West
Clayton Jean Hamil Street
Youngstown
Betty O'Donnel
Ashland Avenue
Milton Dam
Hershal Johnston
Cam- Liberty
O. Rebecca Gwin
Pittsburgh
Donald McKee
North Cedar Street
Cambridge
O. Mary Rowan
West Madison
Baravenue Spen Perton
Ohio
Sherman Hudson
West Cherry Street
Omr
Carlos Tee
Orchard Street
R. C. Gal
North Cedar St
Milton Lake
Josep Cedar Street
W. F. McClurg
Fourth Street
Meadeville
J. E. Porter
North Liberty Street
Conneaut Lake
Lillian McCollough
W. C. Shanafelt
Mary Ellen
Pymatuming Dam
Kenneth Hudson
O.joe Cunningham
Jeannette
West Clayton Street
Howard Sickles
Dorsey Wade
F. W. Hamilton
Jean
West Clayton St
Meadville
William Leicht
East Clayton Street
Stoneboro
Dora Barnes
Q. E. Davy
Elizabeth
Mae Dickson
Edenburg
H. E. Alexander
William Ronk
Washington, D. C
John Davis
Aliquippa
Co. W. Davis
North Celar Street
Tom Schnebly
Franklin-Marshall College
Lancaster
Ben Harlan
Ellwood City
Lagher
North-end
Local Families Visit and Return for Holidays
The listing notes several families visiting relatives across towns including Marion Erie and Cambridge Ohio. Mr and Mrs Frank Clayton host on West Clayton Street while Mr and Mrs Madison visit Mrs M C Marian in Erie. Other connections include Mr and Mrs Lee Winter returning to Cumberland Maryland and Mr and Mrs Paul Gibson with children visiting Adamsville Pa. and Mr and Mrs William Benson with a son in New Wilmington Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank West
Harriet Steen
Madison Avenue
Paul Gibson
Adamsville
Frank Gibson
East Clayton Street
Margaret Lucas
Cambridge
Charles Veign
West Cherry Street
William Benson
New Wilmington
R. C. Gallagher
North
Cedar Street
Merchants Group to Meet Tuesday in Elks Club
Members of the Merchants Division board of the New Castle Chamber of Commerce will hold a monthly dinner meeting at the Elks Club main dining room Tuesday at 6. Reports from committees will be received and a membership campaign and work program for the coming year will be inaugurated with committee heads named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants Division
New Castle Chamber of Commerce
Elks Club
Sam H. McGoun
Cc. H. Moore
William Ferrer
C. L. Cripps
George F. Winter
DeLace Cole
Chamber of Commerce
James Merrkheimer
Repeer
L. R
Ther, Sr
Mrs Mabel Elliott Speaks To Baracas
Mrs Mabel Elliott former teacher and organizer of the Baraca class spoke to the group at the Baraca Baptist church. She visited her mother Mrs Elizabeth Beer in Neshaminy after nine years away and recalled the class history including 51 members and 41 enlistees during World War I. A 26 year old class photo was shown amid warm recollections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lass
Mabel Elliott
New Orleans
Elliott
Elizabeth Beer
Neshannock Boulevard
Fred
Baraca ¢ Baptist Church
City Hall Briefs Report Auto Theft and Kidnapping Suspects
A car was abandoned after a hit and run on West Washington Street on May 29. Two men reported thefts including pocketbook loss totaling 58 dollars. Carl Ryhal reported a protruding iron piece damaged his car. Police seek a man and woman accused of kidnapping a four year old girl near Trafford en route to Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Richael
West
Washington Street
Carl Ryhal
Bell Avenue
Trafford City
Michigan
New Castle Invited To West Middlesex Centenary
New Castle residents are invited to join West Middlesex’s centennial celebrations marking 100 years since the area between New Castle and Clarksville was settled and named Middlesex. Governor Alf Hundreds may attend. a formal program is planned with a large Shenango valley participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Middlesex
Alf
West Nial
London
Kansas
West Middlesex
Clarksville
West
Shenango Valley
Sharpsville
Add Members To Committee List
The St Anthony day celebration committee asks all Italian celebration clubs to join the June 12 13 events. A solemn high Mass will be held June 13 at 10 AM in St Vitus church with Rev Fr N DeMita officiating. The sermon is The Life of Anthony of Padua. An Italian band concert and fireworks display conclude the day. Additions to the general committee include Angelo Chill Frank tee Vincent Simione. Mussolini and
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
St. Vitus
Fr. N. DeMita
Anthony of Padua
Hospital Notes Jameson and New Castle Hospitals
Admitted patients include Mrs Connell and Mrs Margaret Rees among many others with listed street addresses. New Castle Hospital reports admissions Ruth Irwin Henry Mann John Stoner Richard Elsesser Eleanor McGill Harry Smokowicz James Gross and discharged James Poulous plus Dorothy McGill and Catherine McCormick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle Hospital
Ruth Irwin
Fairmont Avenue
Henry Mann
Mahoning Avenue
John H. Stoner
Pulaski
Richard Elsesser
West Pittsburg
Eleanor McGill
Grove City
Harry Smokowicz
South New Castle Borough
James Gross
James Poulous
East Washington Street
Dorothy McGill
Catherine McCormick
Slippery Rock
FLYERS FINED FOR FIGHTING IN CROTON AVENUE
Tom Ross was fined 15 dollars and Harry Strausbaug 10 dollars by Mayor Charles E. McGrath for fighting on Croton avenue Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Ross
Harry Strausbaug
Charles E. McGrath
Croton Avenue
Educator dies from cow kick injury at Trinity High
Washington June 1 Thomas C. Ford 32 in charge of vocational agriculture at Trinity High School died at his home from paralysis linked to a back injury after being kicked by a cow four years ago. He was working with the school's boys when injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Thomas C. Y. Ford
Trinity High School
Jefferson Avenue
Notice of debts contracted by Joe Valentino
Debts contracted by Joe Valentino of Wampum Pennsylvania are acknowledged in this notice. The document records liabilities attributed to the individual and serves as a formal accounting for creditors and interested parties.
Woman Injured by Falling Granite Shaft at Cemetery
Mrs. Katherine McConaghy of 217 Mulberry Street narrowly escaped serious harm on Memorial Day when a wired annunciator line toppled a granite shaft at Greenwood Cemetery during services. The shaft broke in pieces after striking her chest and she was treated at Jameson Memorial Hospital, then released to her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine McConaghy
Mulberry Street
Greenwood Cemetery
McCon
Aghy
Hebrew Society Plans June 14 Outing at Yellowstone Park
A recent Hebrew Society meeting set June 14 for its twenty sixth annual outing at Yellowstone Park near Neshannock Falls. President Ben Plant named a committee with Harry Waldman as general chairman Morse Seegler as chairman Percy Alpern as vice chairman and Meyer Levine among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Society
Jew Free
Yellowstone Park
Neshannock Falls
Ben Plant
Harry Waldman
Morris Seegler
Percy Alpern
Meyer Levine
Community Fund Dinner Highlights Local Figures
Local social page notes a gathering featuring Ruzewich Sare Pitnoff Julius Al pern finance Sam Wolfe Harry Rosenberg Nate Rosen A Katz William Markowitz refreshments Ed Masters Morris Samuels and George Wolfe as organizers and guests for an upcoming entertainment event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruzewich
Sare Pitnoff
Julius Alpern
Sam Wolfe
Harry Rosenberg
Nate Rosen
A. Katz
William Markowitz
Ed Masters
Morris Samuels
George Wolfe
Death Notice for Elizabeth Wilson of Pittsburgh
Word reached today of the death of Elizabeth Wilson of 721 Copeland Street Pittsburgh aged years. Services will be at 11 o clock Tuesday at the Sampson Funeral Home and interment in Neshannock Cemetery. She is survived by her brother Dr C H Wilson of Boston Mass and Miss Lucy Wilson of Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merved
Elizabeth Wilson
Reet
Pittsburgh
Copeland St Y
Sunda
Miss Wilson
New Castle
Hamilton
Mill Street
R. G. Wilson
Ments
North
Sampson Pan- Neville Street
Neshannock Cemetery
Dr. C
Boston
Mass
Wilson
H. Wilson
Lucy Wilson
Slippery Rock Man Landed In Jail
Slippery Rock resident C A Gerlach of Normal avenue was arrested three miles south of Butler by state highway police. He was arraigned before Alderman E P Peffer and jailed in default of 500 bail to await a preliminary hearing on a charge of driving while intoxicated. He denied intoxication. Highway Patrolman B J McCole filed the charge.
Grangers Present A Nephew in the House Comedy at Plaingrove
A three act comedy A Nephew in the House will be staged by Lawrence county Grangers at Plaingrove Grange Hall on Tuesday evening June 2 at 8 o clock. A local line about disability insurance is noted as a joke in a hick town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence County Grangers
Plaingrove
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Irene Carlin
Patricia Cushion
Robert Marseph Prokopianson
Bert D’antonio
Thomas Ford
Charlene Boyle
Sally Hogan
A Boyle
Patricia Shirley Carlin
Joack
Marie Carlin
Hogan
Helen
Dorothy Evans
Gloris Stritzinger
Margie Prekopi
Agnes Vallely
Flower Girls
John Thompson
John Prekopi
Steve Prekopi
Acolytes
Francis Joseph Pfei
St. Margate
Helen Stritzinge Tin
Henry Kraus
John Francis Thomp- Carlin
James Falk
Fruk
T'S
Miss J
Brian Church
Christian Church Notes
Kroger
Jewell Coffee
Suvuosio
Butler Avenue
Oakridge
Fairlawn Stores
Nu-Enamel New Castle Company
East
NORGE
Washington St
Axe’s Market
N. Mill St
Jim Gilmore
Seventh Ward Personals
Balto
Resino
Board of Directors of Merchants Division
Baracas
City Hall
Canon
Cannon
Saratoga
Annon
Med
New Castle Dry Goods Co
Joe Valentino
Wampum, Pa
Hebrew Society
Grangers
Washington and
Beaver Sts
Bacon
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