Pulaskis Unset Union Civics
The text describes a local baseball or civic event with teams and players, mentioning Pulaskis and Ghasser field, a 4.4 score, and players Kolev Luna Vinepot with doubles for the team. It references a schedule and a league context though details are garbled.
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Putas
Vis Otthwads
Ghasser
Civilh
Wty
Peaches
Kolev
Walter Luna
Vinepot
He Pulaskis
Ihege
Aea
Suintar
Umpires Assigned For City League
Dom Costello, president of the City Association of Umpires, submitted a list of umpires for Thursday night league games. Matchups include Slovak A. vs. Ryantown, St Josephs vs. Red Sox, Union Civics vs. Lawrence Tuctics, Mahoning A. A vs. Wert Pitts burg HE. & A. Fiels, Scaglione-Tex Richards Wert Side Tiret vs. K. Pulaski at Ginaset Field.
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Dom Costello
City Association of Umpires
Slovak A
Ryantown
N. Gennock
St Josephs
Red Sox
Wash
Costello
Tip Richards
Union Civics
Lawrence Tuctics
Cedar St. Generel
Cocky Gennock
Mahoning A. A
Wert
Pittsburg HE. & A. Fiels
Scaglione
Cubs Star Dizzy Dean Cleared to Rest Arm
CHICAGO June 1 Dizzy Dean's arm was pronounced completely recovered by Cubs physician Dr John Davis but the pitcher will not pitch for another week or ten days. The inflamed deltoid muscle and bursitis caused a layoff of one month, and the doctor advised taking it easy for a spell.
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Chicago
Dizzy Dean
John Davis
Cubs
Dizzy
Dean
Croton M E Wins League Battle At Castle Field
Croton M E defeated Third U P in a church softball game at Castle Field. Holm pitched for the losers, while Glover and Harold Booth contributed for Croton. Final score details show Croton with multiple runs across innings.
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Croton
M. E. Wor
Castle Field
U. P
Holm
Holm and
Papentinusen
Glover
Harold Booth
Nobils Face Rays In Big City Softball Showdown
Nobils, leading the City Softball league, travel to Radiator Field tonight to clash with the Rays to defend first place. Postponed game at Gaston Park Field features Nobils pitchers Lee Garcia Sammy Pezzone and Norm Bishara. Rads starter options include Bob Pascarella or Greg Ross.
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Nobils
Gabby DelCaprio
Rays
Eagles
Gaston Park Field
Lee Gaircia
Sammy Pezzone
Norm Bishara
Ambrosia
Bob Pascarella
Greg Ross
Peoples Team Wins In Loop At Dean Park
The Peoples junior softball team defeated Princeton 7 to 3 at Dean Park after a 0 0 0 late rally. Latess held Princeton in check as Peoples plated a 2 1 2 inning surge. Next game Thursday vs Farnins at Dean Park. Batteries Princeton C Jones Caravasious Peoples Laress Fare.
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Peoples
Dean Park
Princeton
Latess
Princetons
Farnins
RHEL
C. Jones
Caravasious
Variety Girls Win Two Games In Season Openers
The Facial Variety Girls softball team formerly N.Y. A opened the season by winning the first two games, beating Lehigh and Shadyside. Manager Joseph Factor has many games booked, promising a good season. Also three games today feature Bessemer at Hillaville, South Hills at Wampum, and South Side Merchants versus Capitolas at 9:43 p.m.
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Facial Variety
N.Y. A
Lehigh Girls
Shadyside Girls
Joseph Factor
Tehiis
South
Jefferson Street
Bessemer
McKenna Rites Held On Tuesday
Funeral services for Grace McKenna 48 were held Tuesday at 2 PM from St Mark's Lutheran church Lilyville conducted by the Butler First Lutheran pastor. Sisters and brothers survive. interment in church cemetery with grandsons and a nephew as pallbearers.
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Ellwood City
Grace McKenna
Butler
St. Mark’s Lutheran Church
Lilyville
First Lutheran Church of
Roy McDanes
C. W. Yann
Charles
Edward
George
Ellwood
Church
Carl
Harry Meenna
Edgar Bollinger
Pallwearers
Bride Honored By Park Gate Class
ELLWOOD CITY June 1 Mrs Virginia Linville Lash a recent bride was honored by the Helping Hand class of Park Gate Baptist church with a miscellane ous shower during their May meeting at Miss Dorothy Williams home Park Gate The 13 member attendance included Miss Neda Bazzichi in charge of the business meeting followed by games and a repast served by Miss Gwendolyn Davies The June meeting will be held Tuesday evening the 28th with location to be announced.
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Ellwood City
Virginia Linville Lash
Park Gate Baptist Church
Wurtemburg 4-H Club Elects Officers in Second Meeting
Ellwood City June 1 officers were chosen for the newly organized Girt 4-H Sewing club of Wurtemburg. Frances Wimner is president Betty Ford named song leader Florence Howells is the game leader, Mary Boots serves as secretary and treasurer, Wilda Graham as reporter, and Benty Kirker as vice president. A district camp visit is planned for July. The next meeting is set for June 15 at Geraldine Hoover’s home.
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Ellwood City
Girt
Sewing Club
Wurtemburg
A. J. Musselman
Frances Wimner
Benty Kirker
Mary Boots
Betty Ford
Florence Howells
Wilda Graham
Jne
Geraldine Hoover
Wurtembirg
Mrs Allen Weller Guest Of Club At Ellwood City
In Ellwood City on June 1 Mrs H J Workley hosted Ruestley club members at her home in Wurtemburg with Mrs Allen Weller as a special guest. Cards at two tables produced awards for high score to Mrs Jack Wilt and low score to Mrs Leonard Hazen. Refreshments followed. On Tuesday evening June 14 Mrs W G Strouse will entertain at her Park Avenue home.
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Ellwood City
H. J Workley
Ruestley Club
Wurtemburg
Allen Weller
Jack Wilt
Leonard Hazen
W. G. Strouse
Park Avenue
Wright Funeral Friday Afternoon
Wright funeral for Mrs. Mary W. Wright set for Friday at 2 30 PM at Camp Run U P church after death at daughter s home in New Brighton Brief services at 2 PM from Camp Run home and burial in church cemetery Ellwood City June 4 Common or Home Emergencies was the ninth Red Cross first aid class lesson at New Castle fire station Sixth Street instructor E T Tinsman final lesson next Monday on General Methods of Transportation and Handling of Cases Requiring Hospital Treatment
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Ellwood City
Mary W. Wright
Morris Miller
New Brighton
Camp Run U. P
Camp Run
Church
Ellwood Clix
New Castle
Mission Society Hosts Two Guests at May Meeting
Miss Esther Young and Miss Agnes Shira co hosted the Marjorie Faught Missionary Society May gathering at the Young home in Wayne Avenue. Miss Hannah Lowry led devotional, Miss Edna King presided over business, and a Congo Crosses study was reviewed. Next meeting tentatively set for June 28. Rev H M Eagleson guest speaker at Kiwanis Club on June 1 at Trinity Dar eln church.
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Esther Young
H. M. Eagleson
Agnes Shira
Ellwood City
Marjorie Faught
Young Hone
Wayne Avenue
Paul McElroy
Walker Gable
Hannah Lowry
Gamble
Congo Crosses
Edna King
Thoburn Class Plans Breakfast For Mrs Reynolds
Isavale Thoburn class of First Methodist church met at Mrs Rose Shiner’s Sewickley Street home with 18 members and one guest Mrs Brown. Mrs Percy Lytle led devotion as plans formed for a farewell breakfast for Mrs Minnie Reynolds in England on June 15 at Ewing. Next regular meeting set for June 28. luncheon followed a brief social period.
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Ellwood Sity
Rose Shiner
Isavele Thoburn
First Methodist Church
Sewick- Jey Street
Brown
Percy Lytle
Minnie Reynolls
England
Ewing Park
Howard Clarke
Trick Horseshoe Pitching Will Be Seen Saturday
Ellwood City will host a rare exhibition of trick horseshoe pitching this Saturday at 7 pm at SheEwing Park courts. Grace Jackson and husband C E Jackson will perform stunts seen in theaters and night clubs, including throwing fingers on a stake and lighting matches on a stake, with sensational swings and ringing stakes.
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Ellwood City
Deny Schill
She Ewing Park Courts
Grace Jackson
C. E. Jackson
Mr. Jackson
Surprise Honors Mrs. Mary Gibbons in Ellwood City
Mrs. Mary Gibbons of Wurtensburg was surprised at a dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Clarence White near Mt Hope. Friends from Braeden Bible class and special guests attended a birthday celebration with games and lunch. In Ellwood City, I O O F lodge to meet Thursday evening at Schwinger hall for Initiatory degree for a class of candidates.
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Ellwood City
Mary Gibbons
Wurtensburg
Clarence White
Mt Hope
Braeden Bible Classes
Wurtemburg U. P
Wilbert
Vaughn
I. O. O. F. Lodge
Schwinger
Miss Mississippi runner earns honors in national band contests
High stepper Pretty Bobbye Vaughn who recently won Miss Mississippi state chess title at Biloxi leads the Maoris band to first places in both marching and concert events at the national high school band contests in Louisville Kentucky Vaughn resides in Magnolia Mississippi.
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Pretty Bobbye Vaughn
Mississippi
Biloxt
Loule
Vaughn
Magnolia
Townsend Club Plans District Meeting In July
Ellwood City June 1 Nellie Plath of Pittsburgh spoke at the Townsend club meeting attended by many members and visitors. David Young county organizer presided as 131 new members were received. A district meeting is set for July with Joseph J. Goehring of Linnsville Ohio speaking on liberty. A Townsend district meeting will be held at the Ellwood athletic field with Robert Townsendson, son of Townsend, as speaker.
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Ellwood
Nellie Plath
Pittsburch
Townsend
David Young
Lincoln High School
Joseph J. Goehring
Linnsville
Rock Point 4-H Sewing Club Meets at Miss Matheny Home
Rock Point 4-H sewing club members entertained at the Ellwood Wampum road home of Margargatet Matheny on Tuesday afternoon. The session, supervised by the county home agent, focused on sewing activities and skill development for the group.
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Rock Point Club
Matheny
Llwood City
Rock Point
Margargatet Matheny
Ellwood-Wampum Road
On ‘Thessay
Val
Wampum Soad, Alter
Methodist Class Dinner Meeting at Ellwood City Church
Ellwood City notes report a semi monthly Methodist class dinner at the Fi Methodist church with 6 o'clock seating and hors d oeuvre. plans mention a banquet June 13 and social visits at homes in Ewing Park and Pershing Street. hospital notes list several admissions and discharges. local church league and guest visits also noted. Daniel Webster remembered as a great lover of horses with burial custom described.
Acmes Top Foleys In Double Header
Ellwood City June 1 four double headers. Acmes defeat Foley 7 to 4 and 8 to 2 in twin games to take an unchallenged lead. Three-base hits by Izzo Vanassa Rookes Lenville. Len’ imi 3, Umpires Ritchie and Cooper. Croton A C WINS. Croton beat Hickory A C 8 to 7 at Heights Fields Mancine. Kline loss, Ryantown field next versus Rambiers.
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Ellwood City
Acmes
Now Castle
Pny
Foleys Acmer
Homi Ru
Izzo
Vanassa Rookes
Lenville
Eekies
Len
Imi
Ritchie and Cooper
Cine
Croton A. C
Croton A. GC. Sértoall
Hickory A. C
the Heights Fields
Mancine
Kline
Ryantown Field
Croton
Rambiers
Margretta Hall Hosts Club Event in Ellwood City
Ellwood City residents recall a June social at Miss Margretta Hall’s Todd avenue home. Special guest Miss Florence Nelson attended, and Miss Charlotte Renee won the high score prize as Mrs Marie Myers aided in refreshments amid petal decor. The event celebrated on June 15 with plans to host more gatherings at her Sixth street residence.
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Ellwood City
Florence Nelson
Margretta Hall
Todd Avenue
Charlotte Renee
Marie Myers
Sixth Street
Providence Class Meets On Tuesday
Providence Baptist church members from North Sewickley gathered at the home of Agnes and Elizabeth Czar in Riverview for an evening of devotional, games, contests, and a lunch. Plans were made to meet again on Tuesday, June 28, at Mary Elizabeth Haren’s home on Country Club road. Seven licensed physicians are noted in the report.
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Ellwood City
Sid
Providence Baptist Church
North Sewickley
Agnes
Elizabeth Czar
Riverview
Mary Elizabeth Haren
Country Club Road
Ee Se
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United States Naval Academy At
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Townsend Club Plans
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Foley
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Hilton
Tee Sawick
Vanassa
Rusa G
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Srepetite
Luca
Pat P Nee Blechig
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