Preparations Under Way For Seniay Ke Sell
Preparations proceed for a June senior event with 100 seniors in caps and gowns. A Sunday service at the Libesy led by G. Buiter, preaching, is followed by a Monday class program and a Tuesday commencement at Liberty. Quin Chine Hoenstine to deliver the address with Miss Mary Elizabeth Mare tin as salutation. Details await printers but will be public this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K G. Buiter
Ane Caris
Liberty
Ar Quin Chine
Hoenstine
Elwood City Christian Church Weekly Events
In Elwood City this week the Loyal Womens class meets Tuesday evening at Mrs Hiomer Harshman on Zelienople road. Wednesday at 6 30 pm a church banquet for workers, then prayer service and business meeting. Friday choir rehearsal for Senior Endeavor and adult choirs. Saturday Mens Bible class gathers for monthly meeting at Homer Marshaman’s home on Lie Zelienople road.
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Ellwood City
Muse
Loyal Womens Class
Hiomer Harshman
Zelienople Road
Workers of the Church
Christian Endeavor
Homer Marshaman
Lie Zelienople Road
Bell Memorial Church Weekly Notes Slippery Rock
Ellwood City June 3 church activities show Tus tees hold monthly meeting in Bell Memorial. Session and trustees to meet at A Bickett home Orchard avenue. Class 17 meets with Mrs Walter Hoult Clover avenue. Preparatory service Friday. Holy Communion Sunday. Orchestra rehearsal Monday. Prayer meeting Wednesday by Men's club. Happy Hour class at Mrs Roy Meehan Smiley Stop. Children Day Sunday school rehearsal Saturday at 2:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Bell Memorial Church
A. Bickett
Orchard Avenue
Walter Hoult
Clover Avenue
Slippery Rock Presbyterian Church
Roy Meehan
Smiley Stop
Rankin Steele
Childens
Virginia Long
New Castle
The
Harmony Baptist
Andy Flescher
Farrell
Winifred
Harold Qurrie
Rose Flescher
Frank Caravella
Moravia
William Swope
Benjamintow
Ford Buguo
James Crarcuer
Eliavond City
Chester Bu
George Suffle
McQuiston
Williamt Travis
Mt. Hope
Angeline Scopielli
Tony
Ellwoag City
Martin Segedham
Samuel
Clair Hogue
Orville Hutton
Wrtemburg
Presbyterian Church Notes Ellwood City June Week Activities
The Fi Pres byterian church lists this week’s events. Tonight a District Young People council meeting gathers representatives from local youths. Next Sunday features the annual Children's Day program with many Sunday school members taking part. Baptism of infants is planned at the morning service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwoon City
Fi Presbyterian Church
Young People Council
Young Peoples
Kiwanis Club To Have Program Tonight
Kiwanis members will meet for their weekly dinner in Trinity Lutheran church dining room Ellwood City. A fine program has been prepared and is in the hands of district trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Kiwanis Club
Trinity’ Lutheran Church
Ewing Park School Report May lists several named students
Ellwood City June report shows May attendance status for many pupils across grades 1 to 7 at Ewing Park School. Names include Bartley Eichotz, Drinnen, Reswick, Wallis, Morrow, Adams, Carrol, Crowe, Parker, Newton, and many others. Principal Leda Richeal oversees the listing of students reported by teachers Lillian Atsins Jane Phils Martha Culla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Iwréy
Ewing Party School
Junior Bartley
John Eichotz
Aleander Drinnen
Bobby Holiday
McMartin
Jimmy Reswick
Hany Shires
Malcol
Wilson
Ethel Charles
Betty Christie
Nancy Christie
Betty Dune Cross
Betty Lee Crowther
Betty Klindtenst
Grace Wallis
Ethel Mae Wallis
Marie Muller
Jane M. Phils
Robert Christie
James Panigan
Robert Praschetti
Waller bin
Jack Jordan
Ralph Newson
Ray W Lis
Robert Bayers
Jack Fordyce
Robert Hillman
Harry Bicholtz
John Schuller
Gerald Stoner
Clair Boots
Betty Stewart
Julia McLaughlin
Charlotte Newton
Margaret Klindienst
Margaret Stewart
Kathern Menold
Sara Schuller
Martha Ate Culla
Committee Plans Ladies Bridge Summer Parties at Ellwood City
Members of the governing committee for summer ladies activities at the Ellwood City Country Club met to outline plans. The program includes two prizes per season per member at Thursday parties and one high score at evening specials, with a bridge luncheon on Thursday. Friday features a mixed bridge party led by Miss Louise Barton.
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Ellwood City
Frankin Mollrap
Louise Barton
Mesdemes
Bruce Hunter
R. A. Daibach
Harry Harris
Roland Haines
Wiliam Seeton
W. RK. Joneston
Kathryn Jones
Theodore Markwort
Franklin Moltrup
W. W Seidel
Barton J. Bell
Track Letters To Be Awarded Soon
Ellwood city announces track letters to be awarded soon for the Torn track events. Letters will be given during a high school assembly this week. The track teams had a successful season and the boys and coaches are congratulated for maintaining high standards.
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Ellwood -City
Grand-Daughter Dies In Akron
Louise Cannavine dies at age not stated in Akron from pneumonia. Granddaughter of Mrs Louise Cannavine of Crescent Avenue she died Sunday evening at her parents home Mr and Mrs Anthony Cannavine in Detroit. Remains to be brought here for burial. complete funeral arrangements not yet made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Louise Cennavine
Louise Cannavine
Crescent Avenue
Anthony Cannavine
Detroit
Church of God Weekly Program at Ellwood City
June 3 program list for Ellwood City Church of God notes Prayer Treeling Wednesday Ladies Aid meeting Wednesday, Young People’s meeting Friday at 7 p.m. with topic Shall There be a Single or Trouble Moral Standard Rev Slacwn in charge and a class in ministrations. Bridge party details and invitations for Miss Trelmy Adame of Second sir issued, trends to be paid Tuesday.
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Ellwood City
Slacwn
Nmnisae
Trelmy Adame
Sir
Boy Scout Council To Meet Tonight
Ellwood City residents interested in scouting attend a called Boy Scout council meeting at the Shelby club rooms to plan summer activities and a field meet next Saturday at the high school. Camp Phillips registrations rush for summer programs. details on dates and events including swimming campfire and Indian village are listed with rotating scout periods and visitor hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Boy Scout
Reuneil
Shelby Club
Scout Feld
Stout
Perry L. Huber
Uiabow
Ail
Alend Gamp Phillips
Perry Huber
Huber
Local Workers Set for Sabbath School Convention
ELLWOOD CITY June 3 Many delegates from local churches plan to attend the ninth annual Lawrence County Sabbath School Association convention at the United Presbyterian church of New Wilmington. Dr Henry E Tralle of New York eminent speaker will deliver addresses in afternoon and evening sessions. Sunday schools represented include Slippery Rock Bell Memorial Christian United Presbyterian and more. Members of Class 17 Bell Memorial church attend in a body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Lawrence County Sabbath School Association
United Presbyterian Church of
New Wilmington
Glock
Henry E. Tralle
New York
Slippery Rock
Bell Memorial
Christian
United Presbyterian
Smady
Bell Memorial Church
Young People Have Hike On Saturday
Twelve members of the Pioneer department of the Presbyterian Sunday school enjoyed a hike Saturday afternoon. They went to Wurtemburg and built a camp, and enjoyed a weather roast. En route to Ellwood City they hiked by the New Castle road. Miss Marjorie Streeter led, Mrs. A M Stevenson chaperoned. This concludes the Pioneer activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Pioneer Department
The
Presbyterian Sunday School
Wurtemburg
Ance
New Castle
Marjorie Streeter
A. M. Stevenson
Women’s Club Annual Luncheon and Officer Election
City, June 3. Tuesday afternoon at 2 o’clock the members of the Women’s club will hold their annual luncheon. Officials for the coming year will be elected and reports from committees will be given. There are many reservations already.
Nomination meeting of Protective Home Circle set in Ellwood City
June 3 Ellwood City Schweiger building hosts Protective Home Circle official nomination for the year. Also notes on hospital discharges and local personal news include graduates Donald Parkinson from Zion-Long Prevy school on June 6 and visits from Mrs. Carie McKim and Mrs. Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood
Donald Parkinson
Irs
H. 2. Parkinson
Anisetty
Parkinson
Alvin Thomas
Til Cite
Gueses
Carie McKkim
Thomas
F. M. Fish
Pillsburgh
Lillian Thomas
Glenn Avenue
Moravia Birthday Party for James Hoult Vera and Billie
May 25 party for James G Hoult Vera Houl and Billie Campbell celebrating their fifth birthdays. Games included peanut scramble and lunch served at 4. Gifts pleased the children. many neighbors and relatives attended. Writings mention local visitors and community notes and a tragic death referenced by Haller and Sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James G. Hoult
Vera Houl
Billie Campbell
Vera
Billie
Ezen Nz
Walth
Stavenson
Elmer Dunican
Eillie Campbell
Lucife
Rhoda May Cambell
Agnes Burnside
Richard Smith Robert Smith
Lois Smith
Naomi Jessop
Belores Jessop
Dean Stevenson
Biaine Gale
Vera Ho
Former Teacher Leaves 30000 to Stop Spanking Greenwood Schools
The late E S Alexander willed his $30,000 estate to Greenwood Arkansas public schools with a condition that corporal punishment be halted. He described his reasoning in a quirky handwritten addendum praising kinder discipline and critiquing teacher violence.
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E. S. Alexander
Greenwood
Arkansas
Manny
Greenwand
Alexander
Genonia
Betty
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Christian Church
Freington
Rockville
Loranda Prochnik
Edgar L.(. Prochnik
United States
Gordon S. Buck
Foreign Service
Prochnix
United
Slippery Rock Weekly
Presbyterian — Church Notes
Georges
Hicco
Americana
Vrance
Nene DeVas
Bolger
Middleweght
Wro
Georgy
Ewing Park School Report
Hany
Akron
Church of God
Boy Scout Council
Womens Club
Loray Cotton Mills
Gastonia
N. C
England
Wiewold
George of
Harry Rutter
This City
Joseph Voster
Fourty Street
Frank Lanzo
Frankl ‘Enue
Grace Divers
John Weeler
Lawrence Avenue
Havrpart
Youngstown
Haller and Sons
Ady
Alexander Hid
Elso
Bridland Valley
el Fasm
Prade
Wall Street
Pegey Cleary
Stock Exchange
Old Stock Exchange
Mister
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