Athletics Need Good Shortstop
Connie Mack faces a pennant challenge pinned on Rabbit McNair who has battled a sore arm since spring training. Ed Cihocki’s errors cost Oakland games as Rabbit’s shoulder and head issues hinder defense while Lefty Grove’s wild pitch in the eighth aided the Yankees’ 5 to 4 win. Gomez earned the decision for New York, tying and surpassing AL marks with 13 strikeouts in eight innings, as the Yankees swept the season series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les Conkli
New York
Connie Mack
Rabbit McNair
Rabbit
Ed Cihocki
McNair
Athletics
T.2 A’s
Yankees
Cihocki
Grove
Baseball
Yanks
McGillicuddy
Philadelphia
Henry Firpo Wins In Detroit Bout
Former New Castle boxer Henry Firpo defeated Fritz Heinz of Saginaw Michigan in a 10 round Detroit bout. Firpo now competes as a light heavyweight in this Detroit match last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Firpo
New Castle
Fritz Heinz
Saginaw
Mich
Detroit
Firpo
Peerless Bow To Castlewood In District Baseball Game
Coates pitched a strong game for Peerless but Castlewood defeated Peerless 9 to 2 in an American division league clash at Castlewood. Coates allowed two hits and struck out eight. Campbell fanned four and allowed six hits as Peerless made two errors behind him. Box score lists Castlewood players Van Eman F Van Eman McConahy Ferrante Nelson C Van Eman Ryan Neyman and Coates with various hits and outs. Castlewood scored four in the first, then nine, while Peerless managed two runs. Base on balls favored Coates and Campbell with eight and four respectively. Umpires were Bishop and Ross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gomez
Vernon Gomez
New York
Burnett
Bill Knicker
Socker
Indians
Washington
A’s
Senators
R Ed Sox
Marvin Owen
Detroit
Herring
Chicago
Giants
Phillies
Baker Bowl
Braves
Dodgers
Boston
Ed Brandt
Brooklyn
Ray Benge
Coates
Peerless
Castlewood
Campbell
Castlewood R. H. E
K. van Eman
Ryan
Priscaro
Grannis
Rush
Paseo Enas
McIntyre
Orlando
C. van Eman
Bishop and
Ross
Merchants Sweep Burlettes In Memorial Day Doubleheader
East Side Merchants defeated the Burlettes twice on Memorial Day 13 to 6 and 5 to 1. In the opener Shaffie and Llewellyn pitched for the Merchants while Snow and Isabella caught for the Burlettes. Cutler Sumners and Shaftie homered for the Merchants. Dever pitched the second game allowing six hits. Maki homered to highlight the contest.
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Merchants
East Side
Mush
Burlettes
Shaffie
Llewellyn
Snow
Isabella
Battery
Cutler, Sumners
Shaftie
Dever
Maki
East Side Merchants defeat St Andrews 15 to 3 at Rose Ave Field
The fast East Side Merchants defeated the St Andrews church team 15 to 3 in four games at Rose Avenue Field. Denyer pitched well allowing eight hits while Evans yielded 14. Sumne hit a homer. Merchants seek future games. call 57311 for Harry Mack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Andrews
St Andrews Defeats Bessemer 9 to 5 At Gaston Park
St Andrews mushball beat Bessemer 9 to 5 at Gaston Park field last night with Small pitching a full week. Owens E Ayres Harris and Gorenz hit home runs. A return game with Cascade is planned Monday at Gaston Park. St Andrews seeks East Side Merchants on Wednesday and lists 3720 R Francis Ayres.
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ST. Andrew
St. Andrews
Bessemer
Gaston Park Field
Small
Saints
Owens
E. Ayres
Harris
Gorenz
Cascade
Pitchers Battle as Cubs Defeat Flats Four to Three
Pennsy Cubs edged the Flats four to three on the Flats field yesterday in a pitchers duel. The Cubs built a lead in the middle innings, while the Flats rallied briefly but could not overcome the early advantage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cubs
Flats
Last Inning Rally Seals Victory For Brightshue and Book
Brightshue struck out 12 Cubs and allowed seven hits while Book fanned 11 and yielded only one hit. Clem ents hit a triple and Book doubled as the rally closed the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brightshue
Cubs
Book
Clements
St Nicholas Triumphs Over Sapienzas in Mushball at Gaston Park
St Nicholas defeated Sapienzas 16 to 10 at Gaston Park in a mushball game. Key hitters included A Mutcko Teplica G Mutcko J Mutcko and Nigro with home runs. Zone and Gallaher added doubles and J Mutcko doubled. St Nicholas outhit Sapienzas 16 to 12.
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ST. Nicholas
Sapienzas
Gaston Park
Nigro
A. Mutcko
Teplica
G. Mutcko
J. Mutcko
Zone
Gallaher
Cascade Park Tops Burlettes Five to Three in Opener
Cascade Park secured its sixth victory of the season with a 5 to 3 win over the Burlettes on the B and O field. Babb pitched for Cascade Park recording 13 strikeouts. Stone, Babb, C Isabella, Crisci, Kneram and Micco delivered strong defensive and offensive play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Park
Burlettes
Babb
Stone
C. Isabella
Crisci
Kneram
Micco
Rose Point Defeated by James 11 to 2 in Baseball Game
James defeated Rose Point 11 to 2 at Rose Point yesterday. Rose Point had trouble hitting as hits were scarce and Vallely allowed five, while Wilson was touched for 10 hits and Rose Point committed several errors behind him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Point
James
Wilson
Vallely
Series Now Even as National Radiator Defeats Millers Frisco
National Radiator tied the series by edging the Millers of Frisco 13 to 7 on their field. Mauri started for the Radiator, replaced by Heasley in the fifth. Hines pitched the full game for Frisco. Lutz hit a triple, a double and a homer for National Radiator, while McKeough and Greco homered for the Millers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millers
Frisco
Mauri
Heasley
Hines
Lutz
McKeough
Greco
Oak Juniors Defeat Buros At Paul Street Ground
Oak A. C. Juniors walloped the Buros 22 to 16 on the Paul street ground. R. Mooney hit a home run for the winners. Green also hit the ball often.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OAK
Oak A. C
Buros
Paul Street
R. Mooney
Green
East New Castle Defeats Merchants 5 to 1 on Boro's Field
East New Castle Merchants were overcome as Boro A. C. won 5 to 1 on the latter's field. Boro rallied from a slow start, taking the lead in the first inning while Anderson pitched for Boro and Melder for the Merchants. Three errors aided the Merchants' downfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East New Castle
Boro A. C
Boro
Merchants
Anderson
Melder
Canyon A C. Wins P. Testa and Fair Rally Past Merchants
Canyon A C defeated East Side Merchants nine to eight on Canyon Field. Moser and Summers achieved triple hits while J. Fair struck out six allowing eleven runs. Llewelyn faced sixteen hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canyon A. C
P. Testa
F. Fair
Kelly
Yon A. C
East Side
PLAYING TODAY Castlewood and Farrell Books Face Off
Castlewood and Farrell Books prepare to play at three o clock this afternoon at a local venue with fans hopeful for an exciting matchup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castlewood and
Farrell Books
Castlewood
Croton Midgets Seek Games with Fast Teams Around Sixteen
Croton Midgets invite competitive teams around age sixteen to schedule matches. For bookings call 25783 and ask for Bill. Interested teams include Mar cellas Harleys Pearson A. C. Italian A. C. Friendship A. C. and M. and D.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croton
Bill
Marcellas
Harleys
Pearson A. C
Italian A. C
Friendship A. C
High Street Stars defeat Notre Dame Stars in double header
The mushball team High Street Stars beat the Notre Dame Stars at Dean Park Field in a two game set, winning game one 17 to 15 and game two 4 to 3. Augustine, Co Santan gelo, and G Graziana hit home runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Street Stars
Notre Dame Stars
Dean Park Field
Augustine
Co. Santangelo
G. Graziana
Smiths Win Game at Dean Park 4 to 0
Smiths defeated Uber A. C. 4 to 0 at Dean Park as V Augustine struck out 20 batters and allowed two hits. The Smiths seek games with fast teams 16 years old. call 3889M to reach Victor.
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Smiths
Smith
Uber A. C
Dean Park
V. Augustine
Victor
Simmons Leads Babe Ruth For All Star Berth
Al Simmons of the White Sox leads Babe Ruth in the American League all star vote with 40 278 to 38 151 as of June 3. Averill trails Ruth by under 2 000 ballots while Lou Gehrig leads Jimmy Foxx for first base and Lefty Grove seems to have the pitching honors cinched ahead of the July 6 game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Chicago
al Simmons
White Sox
Babe
King Levinsky Tops Griffith For Ten Round Decision
Chicago June 3 King Levinsky the heavyweight champion trimmed Tuffy Griffith in a ten round decision. Griffith was floored briefly in the third and seventh rounds and in the tenth was cut over the eye, reopening an old wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Chicago
King Levinsky
Tuffy Griffith
Griffith
Heroes and Goats In Big League Record Night
Vernon Gomez Yan kees struck out thirteen batters in eight innings to lead the Heroes to a 5 to 4 win over the Athletics. Lefty Grove of the Athletics issued a wild pitch that produced the decisive run, cementing a dramatic Goat of the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Vernon Gomez
Yankees
Athletics
Lefty Grove
Deceased 88 year old Wm Muldoon New York athletic official
Purchase New York June 3 William Muldoon veteran dean of the New York state athletic commission died at his home at 4 40 this morning after two years of declining health He was once a famous wrestler who handled John L Sullivan and had just celebrated his birthday but was too weak to give his annual health and sports interview
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International News Service
Purchase
N. Y
Wm. Muldoon
New York State Athletic Commission
Muldoon
John L. Sullivan
Reider And Cuba Through At Pitt
Pitt’s 1938 graduating class includes New Castle stars Captain Paul Bull dog Reider and Paul Cuba among 24 Pitt athletes to receive diplomas. Ten football players leave, including Warren Heller, as the Panthers bid farewell to a season of strong varsity representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitt University
New Castle High
Paul “Bulldog
Reider
Paul Cuba
New Castle
Pitt
Warren Heller
Golf and boxing notes from the weekend sports slate
Jimmy Foulis of Chicago and George Van Elms posted 70 for 18 holes in the St Paul championship. Frankie Goosby earns a Pittsburgh bout next Thursday with Vince Dundee after beating Mickey Solomon. Otto Von Porat swings hard, knocking out Dick Daniels in the second round in Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Foulis
Chicago
George van Elms
St. Paul
Frankie Goosby
Vince Dundee
Baltimore
Pittsburgh
Goosby
Mickey Solomon
Otto von Porat
Mineapolis
Otto
Dick Daniels
Equipoise and Questionnaire Set for Metropolitan Mile Duel
Equipoise and Questionnaire will renew their rivalry as they race the 40th Metropolitan Mile at Belmont Park. Equipoise is favored to win as both horses vie for the late spring garden tradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belmont Park
Wide-faced irons beat narrow clubs for long grass shots
Alex Morrison warns players to avoid wood or narrow faced irons when escaping rough or sand. He advocates always using a wide-faced iron for a better chance of success and a safer margin of play. The piece then shifts to tips for putting.
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Alex Morrison
National League Yesterday's Results Spotlight
New York defeated Philadelphia 11 to 3 and Boston beat Brooklyn 6 to 1. Brooklyn then won over Boston 7 to 2. Pittsburgh and Cincinnati were scheduled to play today while Chicago and St Louis had no game.
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New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh-Cincinnati
Chicago-St. Louis
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh and New York at Philadelphia
Cincinnati plays Pittsburgh and New York travels to Philadelphia while Brooklyn visits Boston and St. Louis faces Chicago in set pairings.
American League Yesterday's Results and Today’s Schedule
Results show New York over Philadelphia five four, Detroit routed Chicago fourteen one, Washington defeated Boston eight three, Cleveland two over St Louis one. A pair of 1 0 Cleveland over St Louis. Tonight features Boston at Washington, Cleveland at St Louis, Philadelphia at New York, and Chicago at Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Philadelphia
Detroit
Chicago
Washington
Boston
Cleveland
St. Louis
Mahoning Leads National Loop in National Baseball Standings
Lawrence County Twilight Baseball League statistics show Mahoning atop the National loop with seven wins and zero losses up to Thursday. Polish Nationals head the American division at six and three, with Bessemer one game behind. A close race exists in the National loop between Orrs and Volant, each at four and three. In the American division the Tigers lead five and one, three games back of West Pittsburg in third place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence County Twilight Baseball League
Mahoning
Polish Nationals
Bessemer
Nationals
Orrs
Volant
Tigers
West Pittsburg
Von Elm Foulis Lead at St Paul Open Second Round
In the St Paul $5,000 open, George Von Elm shaved two strokes to share the lead with Jim Foulis after round two. Ar chie Hambrick trailed two back, while Ryder Cup members Walter Hagen and Paul Runyon along with Les Bolstad and Leonard Mattson posted 73s in a tight chase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
ST. Paul
Old Guard
George von Elm
Keller
Jim Foulis
Hinsdale
Ill
Archie Hambrick
Zanesville, O
Wilter Hagen
Paul Runyon
Les Bolstad
Leonard Mattson
Head Play Is Favored Today
CHICAGO June 3 The quest for the horse season’s 3 year old champion continues in the World’s Fair American derby at Washington Park Head Play is a strong choice to win the $25 000 added Going to the post Head Play probably will be a 6 to 5 choice with Mr Khayyam Charley O and Gold Basis between 3 to 1 and 5 to 1
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International News Service
Chicago
Washington Park
Pla
Mr. Khayyam
Charley O
Gold
Wood Upsets Vines In Dixie Invitation Semifinal
In Memphis on June 3, Ridney B. Wood Jr., a volatile New York player, toppled Ellsworth Vines, the reigning National and Wimbledon champion, in a five set Dixie invitation semifinal. Wood will meet George Lott of Chicago in the singles final after Lott beat Cliff Sutter in the other semifinal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Memphis
Tenn
Lott
Cliff Sutter
Children Will Be Presented In Program Sunday
Seventh Ward groups present a Sunday evening Children Day program at Madison Avenue Christian Church at 7 45 pm with songs solos readings and a garland drill. Performers include Marion Hall Gloria Laughlin Peggy Lou McCracken Doris Ring r Georgette Park Maxine Smoot Herbie Mullen Madeline McGuire Bernice Ringer Norma Lee Fulton Laura Mae Barnes Dorothy Mae Hall Doris Bevan James Walter Ella Ringer Vida Mullen Mary Ringer Evelyn Swyers Aretha Mae Ruth Ringer Dorothy Thompson Richard McCartney Wayre Bevan Arnold McCartney Robert Walter Stephen Hutnick Phyllis Ringer Virginia Dibbley Nellie Jean Park Blanche Barnes Dorothy Thompson Ruth Evans Fred Thompson Ellen Kelly Jack McGuire Frances Amon Altha Akens Howard Snyder and others. Benediction closes the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev
W. W. Sniff
Marion Hall
Gloria Laughlin
Peggy Lou McCracken
Doris Ring R
Georgette Park
Maxine Smoot
Herbie Mullen
Madeline McGuire
Bernice Ringer
Norma Lee Fulton
Laura Mae Barnes
Dorothy Mae Hall
Ter
Garland
Ella Ringer
Vida Mullen
Mary Ringer
Evelyn Swyers
Aretha Mae
Ruth Ringer
Dorothy Thompson
Richard McCartney
Wayre Bevan
Arnold McCartney
Robert Walter
Stephen Hutnick
Phyllis Ringer
Virginia Dibbley
Nellie Jean Park
Jack McGuire
Blanche Barnes
Ruth Evans
Fred Thompson
Ellen Kelly
Jesus
Frances Amon
Altha Akens
Billie Hutnick
Rev. W. Weniff
Howard Snyder
Girl Scouts Enjoy Six Mile Afternoon Hike and Invest New Tenderfoots
The Mahoningtown Girl Scout troop of 33 girls plus two guests hiked six miles Friday afternoon. They gathered at Mahoning school at 2 pm, walked to Sheep Hill, a quarry, and a small lake, then rested under a shade tree to eat lunch and invest eight girls as tenderfoot scouts. Nature study requirements were completed before returning home about six o'clock.
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Mahoningtown
Mahoning School
Sheep Hill
Tenderfoot
Marriage date set for James Agan and Marie Gallagher
June 17 is the date set for the marriage of James P. Agan of Chicago Illinois to Miss Marie Gallagher of New York City. The marriage will take place in New York City. Mr. Agan is the son of Mr. and Mrs. James L. Agan of West Madison Avenue and a brother of Miss Hannah Agan of New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. Agan
Chicago, Ill
Marie Gallagher
New York City
Mr. Agan
James L. Agan
West Madison Avenue
Hannah Agan
New Jersey
Baccalaureate Services Prompt Change At MaHoningtown
Because of baccalaureate services at New Castle Senior High, Sunday evening worship at Ma honingtown Presbyterian Church is canceled. Pastor Rev. D C Schnebly will participate in the baccalaureate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Mahoning A A to Meet Volant at E A Grounds Today
The Mahoning A A baseball team will play Volant this afternoon at 3 15 o clock eastern standard time on the E and A grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahoning A. A
Volant
Parish Mass Schedule at North Cedar and Fast Wabash
Corner of North Cedar street and Fast Wabash avenue. Rev. Fr. M r. Vitale, pastor. Masses at 8:30 and 10:30 a. m. Sunday school & 2:00 p. m. Eastern Standard time observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Cedar Street
Wabash Avenue
Vitale
Splendid Concert At Local School
A Mahoning school concert Thursday night featured vocal and instrumental ensembles. Solo and duet pieces included Kreisler and Sousa selections by students, with faculty arranging and ushers listed. Sunday services follow at East Madison Avenue with sermons by Rev. W H Downing on Jerusalem and a lost opportunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahoning
Vito Colleira
Allegreto
Kreisler
Helen Nocera
Kenneth Farrer
Royal Welsh Fusiliers
Sousa
Lindora Lauro
James Quarto
Massagni
Helen Kyle
Gladys Thomas
Vina Hull
Dorothy Hackett
Jean Humphrey
Wilton Taylor
Norma McLaughlin
Rosemary Dix
Pauline Humphrey
Samuel Y. Ushers
Betty Alexander
Lenora Christly
Doest Thou Well To Be Angry Sermon at Cherry Street Church
Corner of East Cherry and North Cedar streets hosts a church service schedule with Rev. D. C. Schnebly as pastor. Sunday school at 9 15 a m led by superintendent Arthur Walker. Morning worship at 10 30 a m features a sermon on Doest Thou Well To Be Angry. Junior and Senior Christian Endeavor meet at 2 p m and 6 30 p m respectively. No evening service observed in Eastern standard time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Cedar Street
East
Madison Avenue
W. H. Downing
Q. E. Davy
Jesus
Jerusalem
East Cherry
North Cedar Streets
D. C. Schnebly
Arthur Walker
Christian Church West Madison Service Schedule
Rev W N Sniff presides with Bible school at 9 45 led by Lucille McGuire Morning service at 10 45 Young People meeting at 7 led by Lillas Wagner Evening service at 7 45 Children’s Day program Eastern standard time observed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
Madison Avenue
W.N. Sniff
Bible
Lucille McGuire
Young Peoples Meeting
Lillas Wagner
St Margaret's Church Schedule and Time Observations
St Margaret's Church at Second and Clayton Sts lists Rev Fr A P Scholz as pastor. Masses on Sunday at 8:30 and 10:30 a m, with catechism class at 1:30 p m and daylight saving time observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Margaret’s
Second and
Clayton Sts
A. P. Scholz
B W R Girls Entertained by Mrs Fisher and Mrs Wilson
The B W R Girls will be entertained by Mrs George Fisher on Richelieu avenue Tuesday evening with Mrs John Wilson serving as associate hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Fisher
Richelieu Avenue
John Wilson
Margerite Society Reschedules Meeting to Wednesday
The Margerites will meet Wednesday evening instead of Monday. The gathering is set for 8 30 at the church, according to today’s announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margarite Society
The
Margerites
Local Notes From North Lafayette And Nearby Streets
Mrs. Harry Anangst of West Mada ison avenue is confined to her home by illness. Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Druschel moved from Orchard street to Sunny side this week. Johny Daly of North Lafayette street left Wednesday night for a trip to California. Alex Patterson and three nephews of Leukenville O spent Friday with seventh ward relatives. A. Worth Tonkin of Cherry Tree Pa spent Thursday night with his sister Mrs. Dr. C. Schnebly. J. H. Webb of Mt. Jackson recovering after Jameson Memorial hospital operation. Mrs. GC Richards and sons Marvin and Byron of Niles Ohio guests since Wednesday of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Leicht Clayton street. Billy Horchler, Dicky Belknap and Elton Horchler went to the G. G. Horchler camp at Cottage Grove Friday night for the week end. George Horchler Jr. Everett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Anangst
West Madaison Avenue
E. M. Druschel
Orchard Street
Sunnyside
Johny Daly
North Lafayette Street
California
Alex Patterson
Leukenville
Seventh Ward
A. Worth Tonkin
Cherry Tree
Dr. C. Schnebly
Newell Avenue
J. H. Webb
Mt. Jackson
Jameson Memorial Hospital
GC. Richards
Marvin and
Byron
Niles, O
W. H. Leicht
Clayton Street
Billy Horchler
Dicky Belknap
Elton Horchler
G. G. Horchler
Cottage Grove
Local residents return from Cot tage Grove camp
Fred Kerr Jones and Wilbur Weis baker came home Thursday night after a week at the Horchler camp at Cot tage Grove. Miss Beulah Longacre of Cherry Tree Pennsylvania visits Rev and Mrs D C Schneebly at Newell Avenue for the weekend and will attend the New Castle senior high school graduation exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Fred Kerr
Wilbur Weisbaker
Horchler
Cottage Grove
Beulah Longacre
Cherry Tree
D. C. Schnebly
Newell Avenue
New Castle Senior High
New Castle King's Daughters Meet at Mrs Johnston's home
Mrs Jane Johnston hosted the King's Daughters class at a Thursday evening meeting with aides Mrs Hay and Mrs Holzhauser. Plans were made for a moon light supper Friday June 9 with husbands as guests. Prizes were awarded to several members and the next meeting will be July 6 at Ruth Watson's home on Schenley avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Daughters
Jane Johnston
Hay
Holzhauser
T. C. Watson
C. Murphy
J. Kalajainen
L. R. Houk
K. Lutz
J. Lawrence
H. Gibson
Ruth Watson
Schenley Avenue
Pentecostal Camp Meeting Opens at Girard Ohio
Local residents attended the opening of Pentecostal camp meetings in Girard Ohio on Tuesday. Among the attendees were Mrs J G Comstock Mrs Wimner Mrs Jones Mr and Mrs Earl Dean and their son Earl Jr The gathering highlighted community involvement in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girard, O
J. G. Comstock
Wimner
Jones
Earl Dean
Earl, Jr
Silver Tea at Calvary Presbyterian Church
The Calvary Presbyterian church held a silver tea in the basement on Friday night. The program began at 8 with music and singing. Featured items included four solos by Mr. Burroughs, Stella Phillips, Betty Waddington, and Miss Sankey, plus piano solo and a vocal trio. Tea and luncheon followed, with pink and green decorations, lamps beside the tables, and floral baskets enhancing the setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E
Calvary Presbyterian Church
Mr. Burroughs
Stella Phillips
Betty Waddington
Miss Sankey
Ann Moser
Zelda Powell
Mildred Johnson
Calvary Church Juniors Picnic at Cascade Park
Thursday morning at 10 o'clock the junior C. E. of Calvary church held a picnic at Cascade Park attended by 35 members. Everyone enjoyed the outing.
Local social notes from Beaver and surrounding towns
Mrs T B Waddington of Beaver Fails visits relatives here. Ruth and Violet Pitzer of Fayette visit sister Mrs Lee McNeish. Mr and Mrs Wolfe of Youngstown were guests of Mr and Mrs Elmer Pander. Mrs H J Houck and friends visited Pittsburgh. Mr and Mrs Lale Christy attended the Concord Township High School alumni banquet at Butler County. Mr and Mrs C R McConnell and daughter Jean spent Tuesday with Mrs Welker and her family in Volant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Waddington
Beaver Fails
Ruth
Violet Pitzer
Fayette
Lee McNeish
Wolfe
Youngstown
Elmer Pander
H. J. Houck
Dc. Sanford
A. M. Moser
Anna
Pittsburgh
Lale Christy
Concord Township
Butler County
C. R. McConnel
Jean
Colored Monarchs Leave Ball Field After Base Dispute
The Colored Monarchs left the field at Volant after a dispute over a play at first base. The umpire awarded Volant the game in the seventh inning with the score tied 2 to 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colored Monarchs
Volant
Tennis Match Set For Butler Avenue Court
A tennis event is arranged for Sunday at 2 o'clock on Mears court Butler avenue. Beaver Falls sends a fast team to challenge a fast picked team from New Castle city tennis league in four singles and one doubles match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mears Court
Butler Avenue
Beaver Falls
New Castle City
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Seventh Ward News
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Girl Scouts
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