Local church services schedule listed
Morning worship at 11 o clock with a sermon by the pastor on a subject to be announced at the time of deliverance. Christian Endeavor 7 p m Rev H D Maxwell pastor at Glenn avenue and Pittsburgh Circle Sunday school 9 45 Clyde Knight superintendent. Morning worship 11 with a sermon by the pastor Praise meeting 7 o clock Evangelistic services 8 o clock Rev D N Thomas pastor Church of God North street and Orchard avenue Church school 9 45 Morning worship 11 o clock with a sermon by the pastor Evangelistic services 7 45 Rev L E Slacum pastor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor
H. D. Maxwell
Glenn Avenue
Pittsburgh Circle
Clyde Knight
D. N. Thomas
Church of God
Ellwood City Borough Approves Playground Fund
Ellwood City voters reversed a prior decision and unanimously approved $300 for operating four local playgrounds at a special meeting. The Playground Commission chair and members resigned, following the initial rejection, with council urging continued service. The plan cuts the program to eight weeks and funds only equipment, repairs, and one supervisor’s modest pay. Instructors donate services for college credits. The commission had requested $500 but will run on the reduced amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Finance Committee
Judd C. Turner
Catherine M. Charles
R. G. Forbes
Council
M. A. Riley
Playground Commission
Grove City Ladies Gather for Sumers Assistance
Sumers assisted by Mrs. Charles of Grove City. Those present were Mrs. O. V. Douthitt, Mrs. Bessie Smith, Mrs. Mary Kelly, Miss Nancy Douthitt and Mabel Kelley, Mrs. Charles Douglas and daughter Jean of Grove City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumers
Charles
Grove City
O. V. Douthitt
Bessie Smith
Mary Kelly
Nancy Douthitt
Mabel Kelley
Charles Douglas
Jean
Ellwood City Votes Down School District Scrip
Ellwood City borough council rejected the merchants plea to accept school district scrip for taxes and electric bills in a 5-2 vote. The decision, backed by City Solicitor Robert M. White, held that taxes must be paid in legal tender and that scrip cannot legally discharge tax liens. The refusal also blocks a $10,000 loan to the school board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acts of Assembly
Congress
Robert M. White
Jos. Humphrey
Boro
Ellwood City
Merchants’ Division
Chamber of Commerce
William McGlincy
John Tillin
Charles Taylor
Paul Grannis
G. H. Morrison
New Castle
Joseph Humphrey
Council
Board of Education
White
Solicitor White
McGlincy
Tillia
School Board
Moffatt
Gail Morrison
Borough of Ellwood City
Humphrey
Pennsylvania
General Assembly
Act of Assembly
Many Pupils On Honor Roll Here In Ellwood City
Ellwood City June 3 A large number of pupils in the Ellwood City schools earned honors in the final report period Thirty two High Honor Roll names indicate A averages in all prepared subjects with B in unprepared ones while Honor Roll requires B in prepared and C in unprepared The tallies by school show Lincoln 23 148 Hartman 3 39 North Side 0 56 Central 0 61 Circle 2 25 West End 4 12 Ewing Park 0 11
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Lincoln
Hartman
North Side
Central
Circle
West End
Ewing Park
Young Patterson Nuptials Friday
Miss Dorothy E Young daughter of Mr and Mrs George W Young and William R Patterson son of Mr and Mrs Thomas H Patterson were married at 1 30 PM in the United Presbyterian church parsonage with a single ring ceremony Rev W E Minteer officiating The couple will reside at 515 Bell avenue after a reception at the brides home Attendants were Mr and Mrs Chester Young The bride wore white silk and carried sweet peas Both are well known locally with the groom having studied at the Pittsburgh School of Accountancy and currently with Isaly Dairy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Dorothy. E. Young
George W. Young
North Street
William R. Patterson
Thomas H. Patterson
Pittsburgh
United Presbyterian Church
W. E. Minteer
Chester Young
Miss Virginia Huber Hosts Friendship Class Meeting
In Ellwood City on June 3 Miss Virginia Huber graciously hosted the Friendship class of Providence Baptist Church at Coun try club road North Sewickley. Doris Cable led devotionals and business, then games and contests followed, with luncheon served by the hostess and her mother. The next meeting is set for July 7 at Lillian and Luella Jones home on Zelienople road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Virginia Huber
Providence Baptist Church
North Sewickley
Country Club Road
Doris Cable
Lillian
Luella Jones
Zelienople Road
Funeral Rites Held For Mrs Agnes Hoover
Ellwood City June 3 Funeral rites for Mrs Agnes Hoover were held after death Tuesday evening at 7. Services were at J. I. Porter funeral home with Rev. W. E. Minteer of the United Presbyterian church in charge. She is survived by her husband Wesley C Hoover, a daughter Mrs Margaret McKelvey, and eight sons Floyd Walter Goldie Ray Arthur Paul of Chester Pa William of Pittsburgh and Ted of New York City. Interment at North Hill cemetery Butler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Agnes Hoover
Lawrence Avenue
J. I. Porter
W. E. Minteer
United Presbyterian Church
Wesley C. Hoover
Margaret McKelvey
Floyd
Walter
Goldie
Ray
Arthur
This City
Paul
Chester
William
Pittsburgh
Ted
New York City
North Hill
Butler
Just Like Looking For A Safe Investment
A concise reformulation compares finding a needle in a haystack to seeking a safe investment. The remark reframes search difficulty as ease of locating secure assets, implying practicality and prudent risk awareness. The statement maintains a playful tone while signaling cautious optimism.
Plan To Sell Bank Bonds For Funds Plan To Sell Bank Bonds For Funds
Ellwood City council acted to recover public funds deposited in the defunct First National Bank. A resolution directs notifying receiver R W Wylie to pay funds to Borough Treasurer R R Wilson via bonds with interest. If no payment within 15 days, Union Trust Co of New Castle may sell bank bonds to cover the funds. Public Service Commission hearing awarded Nick Yansovich 250 for damages from a railroad duct project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
First National Bank
G. H. Morrison
R. W. Wylie
Wylie
R. R. Wilson
Union Trust Company of
New Castle
Jos. Humphrey
Public Service Commission of
Harrisburg
Nick Yansovich
Second Street
B. and O
Finance Committee
First Ellwood City summer union services to be held
Ellwood City will hold the first summer union services Sunday evening at 8 in the Methodist Episcopal church with Rev. J. A. King from Bell Memorial church in charge. Morning services will proceed as usual with the planned program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Methodist Episcopal Church
J. A. King
Bell Memorial Church
Fifth Street Church Sunday Schedule
Fifth street and Crescent avenue church announces morning worship at 11 with a sermon by the pastor on The Altar of Commemoration. Sunday school at 9 45 led by J S Porter superintendent. Junior Epworth League at 7 p m led by Mrs W L Crans. Union vesper services at 8 p m in charge by Rev J A King. Rev R H Little pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Street
Crescent Avenue
J. S. Porter
Junior Epworth League
W. L. Crans
Union
J. A. King
R. H. Little
Sabbath services and address by Rev J A King
Line avenue Sabbath school at 9 45. Communion and morning worship at 11 led by pastor. Union vesper service in M E church at 8 pm. Rev King to deliver the address. Rev J A King, pastor.
Church Services and Sunday Schedules on Sixth Street and Crescent Avenue
Churches including Wurtemburg U P Slippery Rock Presbyterian Providence Baptist North Sewickley list Bible school 10 and worship 11 with sermons by their pastors on topics Pentecost Call of the Master The Sweetness of Divine Meditation plus youth activities led by Carl Gallaher Miss Sally Steele John M. Houk and others with evening programs at 7 to 7 45 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence Baptist
Mothers Daughters Banquet Success at First Presbyterian
In Elwood City on June 3 about 225 mothers and daughters of the First Presbyterian church gathered for their annual banquet. The dining room featured a Japanese garden theme with blossoms and lanterns. Miss Cora Blackledge, Beaver County juvenile officer, spoke on maternal influence shaping a girl’s character, with Mrs. Louis Nickum and Mrs. Edward Mackasek highlighted in the program hosted by Mrs. Charles Zeigler and led by toastmistress Mrs. George W. Fisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
First Presbyterian Church
Louis Nickum
Men's Brotherhood
Joseph Bowater
Edward Mackasek
George W. Fisher
Cora Blackledge
Beaver County
Margaret Magee
W. R. Thompson
W. L. Dean
Charles Zeigler
Marjorie Streeter
Summer Bible School to Open in Ellwood City
The Alliance mission on Bell avenue will run a two week Summer Bible School starting Monday June 5 and continuing every morning through Saturday. Rev. Schillinger and Miss Charlotte Galvin will supervise, with no charge for children over six. classes to be held in rooms provided by an adjoining empty dwelling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Alliance Mission
Bell Avenue
Lathem
Schillinger
Charlotte Galvin
Missionary Training Institute
Ladies Entertained By Girl Scouts in Ellwood City
Thirty members of the Business and Professional Women's Club and Legion Auxiliary were hosted by the local Girl Scouts at their Wurtemburg cabin. The council prepared dinner and the girls served. A program followed, identical to the Kiwanis and Rotary clubs’ Thursday event, with Miss Dorothy Tomb in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Business and Professional Women’s Club and Legion Auxiliary
Wurtemburg
Girl Scout Council
Kiwanis
Rotary Clubs
Dorothy Tomb
Postpone North Sewickley Sun Day School Program
The Children’s Day Program at North Sewickley Presbyterian Sunday School announced for Sunday evening June 4 has been postponed to the morning of June 11 at 11 o’clock during the regular Sunday school hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
North Sewickley
North Sewickley Presbyterian Sunday Schedule
Morning worship and sermon at 10 o clock led by Rev Robert Bell Sunday school at 11 o clock Joseph R Clark superintendent Children s Day program postponed to next Sunday morning during Sunday school hour
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Sewickley
Joseph R. Clark
Robert Bell
Knox Presbyterian Sunday School and Sermon Schedule
Knox Presbyterian holds Sunday school at 10 o clock with Joseph Ford as superintendent. Morning worship and sermon follow at 11 o clock by the pastor. A union vesper service is at 8 p.m. at the Methodist Episcopal church in Ellwood City, where Rev. J A King will preach. Rev. Robert Bell is the local pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox Presbyterian
Joseph Ford
Union
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ellwood City
J. A. King
Robert Bell
Christian Church Schedule and Sermon Details
Christian Church at Fourth Street and Wayne Avenue lists Bible school at 9 40 with George Wallace as superintendent. Divine worship at 11 o'clock features a sermon by the pastor on Behold the Lamb of God and special musical numbers. Young People meeting at 6 45 followed by a short business session. Rev H D K Huber is pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
Fourth Street
Wayne Avenue
George Wallace
Lamb of God
Young People’s Meeting
Tme
H. D. K. Huber
Trinity Lutheran Announcement of Services and Leechburg Meeting
Trinity Lutheran on Second Street and Spring Avenue lists Sunday school at 9 30 led by superintendent C S Watter son. Morning worship follows at 10 45 with communion and a sermon by the pastor The Remnant Whom the Lord Shall Call. Luther League convention set for Leechburg at 2 p m. Communion and Festival of Pentecost to be observed at Zion Lutheran Mount Hope at 9 a m led by Rev C F Christiansen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Lutheran
First Presbyterian Church Service Schedule
On Fourth Street and Spring Avenue the First Presbyterian Church lists a 9 45 am Sunday school led by Superintendent Joseph 8S and a 11 am morning worship with the pastor delivering the sermon A 7 pm Young People's meeting follows and union vesper services at 8 pm at the M E church Rev A M Stevenson is the pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian
Fourth Street
Spring Avue
Joseph
Bowater
Young People
Union
M. E
A. M. Stevenson
First Baptist Bible School and Worship Schedule
On Third Street and Fountain Avenue the Bible school meets at 9:45 led by superintendent Jack Bowles. Morning worship follows at 10:45 with a pastor’s sermon. A People’s meeting is at 7 p.m led by Rev B G Osterhouse, pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist
Third Street
Fountain Avenue
Jack Bowles
People's Meeting
B. G. Osterhouse
St Luke’s Episcopal Service at Ewing Park Sunday
St Luke's Episcopal Church in Ewing Park schedules morning prayer and sermon on Sunday. Edward Joyner serves as superintendent and Rev Samuel Black, pastor, delivers the 11 o'clock sermon. Morning services begin at 9 45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke’s Episcopal
Ewing Park
Edward Joyner
Samuel Black
Emmanuel Reformed On Eighth Street and Crescent Avenue
Sunday school begins at 10 o'clock at Emmanuel Reformed Church located on Eighth Street and Crescent Avenue, inviting parishioners and visitors to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel Reformed
Eighth Street
Crescent Avenue
Missionary Alliance Bell Avenue Service Schedule
Bible school at 9 45 morning worship at 11 with a sermon by the pastor evangelistic services at 8 o clock Rev F Russell Schillinger pastor conducts the services on Bell Avenue in the Missionary Alliance church program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Alliance
Bell Avenue
F. Russell Schillinger
Sunday School and Services at Hickory Knell Church
Hickory Knell holds Sunday school at 1 30 led by F W Dunbar as superintendent. A sermon by the pastor at 2 30 followed by Christian Endeavor with song and praise at 8 o'clock and Deaver Society at 7 o'clock led by Rev Harold Woods, pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickory
Visitors and Relatives Return Home from Frisco and Nearby
A long list of local residents and guests conclude visits and return home from Frisco Wurtemburg Heights New Castle road Rockdale Cleveland Conneaut Lake and Venice. Individuals include Mr and Mrs R Ebner Miss Hazel McClymonds Mrs Andrew Hardisky Mr and Mrs J Findley Mrs Irene Bueler Mrs Hillard Swick James Wright Catherine McKelvey among others with family connections in Lima Pittsburgh Butler Canton Chester and Prisco. The note also mentions Catherine McKelvey recovering from appendicitis and Mrs Gardner’s travel after a death in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebner
Marie
Lima
J. W. Miller
Frisco
Dallas Veon
Pittsburgh
D. M. Veon
Wurtemburg Heights
Hazel McClymonds
Butler
Sistee Scott Guy
New Castle Road
John Findley
Pulaski
R. E. Bell
North Sewickley
Leonard Uber
C. B. McCommons
Harlansburg
James Casey
Billy
P. F. Casey
Youngstown, O
Irene Bueler
Hillard Swick
James Wright
Rockdale
Cleveland
William Gardner
Gardner
Catherine McKelvey
McK@élvey
Conneaut Lake
A. S. Clutter
Martin
Mary Ann
Chester
W. Va
M. Wright
Faye
Patsy Ann
Caroline McCaskey
Canton
J. D. Swick
Prisco
Roy McDanel
Zelienopie Road
C. T. Littel
Venice
Castlewood School Closes After Midweek Picnic
Castlewood School closed on Wednesday May 31. Seventh and eighth graders and teacher E E Brown enjoyed a picnic at Van Gordner s Mill. Thirty nine pupils earned perfect attendance and received prizes. Names list by grade covers Clinton Brown to Carrie Will and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill
E. E. Brown
van Gorder’s Mill
Felows
Clinton Brown
June Currie
Doris Duncan
Edwin Houk
Geraldine Houk
Margaret Ibbotson
Edgar Perdue
Reid White
Betty Currie
Vera Houk
Mollie Morrow
Ella Mac Ort
Etta Styers
Elmer Duncan
Harold Houk
Arnold Whiteman
Harold Wiley
Wayne Yoho
Ellen Williams
Leona St. John
Helen Will
Jessie Kennedy
Gale Houk
John Bartlebaugh
Blanches Brown
Harold Brown
James Henderson
Norman Henderson
Flora Mae Houk
Robert Newton
Edith Perdue
Howard Weigle
Charles Wiley
Carrie Will
Mary Alice Williams
Earl Stiefel
Claire St. John
Castlewood Notes Visit And Family Calls
Mr and Mrs Henry Smith of Du Bois called on their son Harry White and family on their way home from visiting Mrs Smiths daughter Mrs F L Hogue and family of New Galilee. Miss Mary Ann Kehl and Miss Nellie Stepic of Ellwood City visited recently with Miss Ruth Bright. Clair Hogue of New Galilee spent a few days this week with friends here. Samuel and Frank Hogue Jr of New Galilee were callers in Castlewood Thursday. Mrs Isabell Steele and son Allan are visiting a few days with friends in Brewster Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castlewood
Henry Smith
Dubois
Harry White
Allan
Brewster, O
Sigma Nu honors local youth as convention cheerleader
Sherwood Johns of Bethany College Bethany West Virginia has been named official song and cheerleader for the national convention of 98 Sigma Nu chapters. The gathering will occur early in August at Mackinac Island Michigan. Johns, son of R E Johns Park Avenue, has previously served as Bethany Senior high school head cheerleader for several years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherwood Johns
Bethany College
Bethany
W. Va
Sigma Nu Fraternity
Macinac Island
Mich
Young Johns
R. E. Johns
Park Avenue
Ellwood City Personal News Highlights
Miss Louise Guy and Mrs. Charles Brown visited Ellwood City on Thursday. Hazle McClymonds of Portersville called at Mr and Mrs Charles Lutz home. Mrs. Charles Durbin and daughter Lillian called on Betty Brown at Ellwood City hospital. Ms. John Powell shows improvement. Mrs Eliza and Miss Dorothy Conner shopped in Ellwood City on Friday and visited Betty Brown at the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chewton
Louise Guy
Charles Brown
Ellwood City
Hazel McClymonds
Portersville
Charles Lutz
Charles Durbin
Lillian
Betty Brown
Ellwood City Hospital
John Powell
Eliza
Dorothy Conner
Church Activities Sunday Services Listed for Local Congregations
Local churches announce Sunday schedules. Presbyterian holds lessons at 10 15 a m and services at 11 30 a m with 7 p m Christian Endeavor led by Rev J G Bingham. Methodist school at 10 30 a m, worship 11 30 a m. Newport church school and worship at 2 p m led by Lewis Sherlock. Clinton M E Sunday school at 10, worship 7 p m with Epworth League at 7 30 p m led by Rev S L Burson. Monica Catholic mass at 9 a m, worship 10 30 a m. Hoysdale mass at 10 30 a m led by Fr F A Maloney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian
Butler Hennon
Christian Endeavor
J. G. Bingham
Methodist
Newport
Lewis Sherlock
Clinton M
Epworth League
S. L. Burson
Monica's Catholic Church
Hoysdale
F. A. Maloney
Wampum Seniors Hold First Wiener Roast of Season
Graduates from Wampum high school attended a Thursday night wiener roast, the season’s first. Thirty four seniors took part, with games helping pass the evening. Prof. R. H. Waugh and James Ferrante were special guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wampum High School
R. H. Waugh
James Ferrante
Koppel Tennis Opens Beaver County League Against Ambridge
Koppel makes its league debut traveling to Ambridge to face the strong Ambridge outfit. The squad features Harold Mathieson Jr, former Pittsburgh center boy champion, and Harold Mathieson Sr, with Ellwood players Pony Johnson and Bill Marks completing the lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koppel
Beaver County
Ambridge
Harold Mathieson
Pittsburgh
Ellwood
WAMPUM PERSONALS
Paul Aley, a business visitor, was in New Castle yesterday. Mrs. Joseph White and Misses Edna Dimple and Jean Aley drove to New Castle Friday. James Ferrante has left for a summer course at the University of Pittsburgh.Mr. Ferrante is
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wampum
Paul Aley
New Castle
Joseph White
Edna
Dimple
Jean Aley
James Ferrante
University of Pittsburgh
Ferrante
Six Koppel Graduates From Beaver Falls Junior High
Six Koppel students graduated Beaver Falls Junior High on Wednesday evening namely William Halsac Caroline Anderson Minnie Pilake Mary Watson Pearl Sobeck and Margaret Barile Miss Mac White was the sole Koppel graduate from the senior class The senior ceremony followed on Thursday evening with many Koppel residents attending Mr and Mrs A L Dorsch and daughter Muriel Bellevue were visitors at Mr and Mrs William Hall s home Miss Dorsch a state champion Bellevue high school orchestra member heads to Chicago for Worlds Fair National honors The Providence Hospital Beaver Falls reports Estelle Linzey patient with a fractured arm is progressing as well as could be expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koppel
Beaver Falls
William Halsac
Caroline Anderson
Minnie Pilake
Mary Watson
Pearl Sobeck
Margaret Barile
Mac
Hite
A. L. Dorsch
Muriel
Bellevue
Orchestra Concert At Cascade Park Sunday
The article notes an orchestra concert at Cascade Park Sunday at 2 30 p m as announced by B J Biondi The piece says the ensemble will perform selections and that the first formal band concert of the summer season will be held June 18 at the park
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Park
B. J. Biondi
the Park
Local Shoppers and Visitors Visit New Castle
One of the Wampum high school teachers, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Stapf, Mrs. C. B. Morrow, and D. E. Orris were New Castle shoppers yesterday. Guy Davis returned from music school to spend his vacation with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Charles Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wampum High School
Clarence Stapf
C. B. Morrow
D. E. Orris
New Castle
Guy Davis
Charles Davis
Girl Scouts Plan Tureen Dinner at Central Church
Troop No II met in Central Christian church Friday evening with sixteen girls present. The second class girls learned table-setting and related tasks as final plans were made for a tureen dinner in the church dining room on Thursday June 8. Mothers will be special guests. The troop carries out all arrangements without adult help, overseeing menu and program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Christian Church
Girl Scouts Picnic At Mrs Covert's Home
Eighteen members of Troop 3 of the First Christian church hiked to the home of Mrs. John Covert in R. D. 2 Friday afternoon for a picnic on the lawn. Mrs Waite assisted with serving. after dinner games and music, the girls returned home by motor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts
Troop 3
First Christian Church
John Covert
R. D
Nellie Ross for Director of the Mint
The text advocates appointing Nellie Ross as director of the mint praising her for sweeping floors and handling mint sauce and mint julep, implying a female caretaker role and a humorous note on mint handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Ross
Mint
Chewton Class Meeting Hosts Farewell For Three Boys
Chewton Christian church class twelve held a monthly gathering in the church basement as a farewell for Joe Douthitt James Brown and Jack Davis who will advance to Class No 6 in June. After business games and contests followed with prizes to Merl Craven and Joe Douthitt. Gale McCready appointed manager of a new ball team for class 12. Mrs Summers and Mrs Douthitt served lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chewton
W. J. Summers
O. V. Douthitt
Eugene Stewart
Gale McCready
Joe Douthitt
Merle Craven
Lavalle Summers
Leonard Mofatt
Lawrence Craven
Jack Davis
Neil Guy
Dale Brown
Wallace Dillon
David Douthitt
Howard Chappell
Burdell Stelter
Ladies Aid Event at Slippery Rock Home
The Ladies Aid of Chewton Christian church gathered for an all day meeting at Mrs. Ella Hennon’s home in Slippery Rock. Attendees enjoyed a pleasant gathering, noting Mrs. Hennon was a former Ladies' Aid Society member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid
Chewton
Local Mail Carrier Takes Vacation In Wampum
J Yoho a R F D No 1 Wampum mail carrier enjoys a two week vacation. Joseph Wilson assistant carrier fills in during Yoho's absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yoho
Joseph Wilson
Mr. Yoho
Mrs Summers Hosts Chewton Sunday School Teachers
Mrs W J Summers entertained the Junior Department teachers of Chewton Christian Sunday school with social chat and music. Refreshments were served by the hostess at a suitable hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. S
W. J. Summers
Chewton Christian Sunday School
W. J
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Young-Patterson
Rev. Minteer
Methodist Church
M. E. Church
U. P. Church
Sixth Street
Wurtemburg U. P
Junior Missionary Society
Carl Gallaher
J. E. Caughey
Slippery Rock Presbyterian
John M. Houk
Young People’s Council
Sally Steele
Thomas Berger
Girl
Ellwood Personals
Andrew Hardisky
Leesburg
Steven Serwatka
Tennis League
Mom
BY Crawford Young
Clara
Fellah
Hes
Ladies’ Aid
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