Personal notices from Frisco area wordy and disjointed
A collection of local personal items notes visits by families and friends to Frisco and nearby towns. Entries mention Mrs C Ebner and Midler home in Frisco, Casey and McCommons families, Irene Bueler, James and William Wright, Mrs Catherine McElvey recovering from appendicitis, and several other relatives visiting relatives in Frisco Conneaut Lake Rockdale and Canton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood
C. Ebner
Y F “Midler
Friscon
Pittsburgh
McCommons
Harlansburg
James Casey
P. FP. Casey
Frisco
Youngstown
James” Casey
Irene. Bueler
Hillerd
James ‘Wright
Rockdale
Cleveland
Wilam: Gardner
Gardner O
Will
Catherine Mcielvey
Miss McXelvey
Wnh
J.W. Baier
Conneaut Lake
Martin
Mary Ans
Chester
W. Va
M. Wright
Faye
Patsy Ann
Caroline MecCaskey
Canton
Mra
J. D. Swick
Roy McDanel
Zelienople Road
C.T. Littel
Venice
Little
McDanel
Ellwood City Council Funds Four Playground Sites
Ellwood City Borough approves 3000 appropriation to operate four local playgrounds for eight weeks. The measure follows a recommendation by the Playground Commission and coincides with resignations from the commission. A supervisor salary and equipment costs are planned, with two playgrounds staffed by volunteers earning college credits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Juni
Pinence
Joces
Judd ©. Turner
Catherine MM. Char-les
R. G.forbes
M. A. Riley
Playground Commission
Playround Commission
Heve
Wampum High Teacher Among Local Shoppers
Mr and Mrs Clarence Stapf Mrs C 3 Morrow and D E B Orris visited New Castle yesterday. Guy Davis returned home from college to spend time with his parents Mr and Mrs Charles Davin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wampum High School
Clarence Stapf
C. 3
Morrow
D. EB
Orris Wert
New Castle
Yeaterday
Guy Davis
Miu
Mra
Charles Davin
Borough Won Not Accept Scrip Of School District Ellwood City
Ellwood City borough council voted 6 to 2 against accepting school district scrip for taxes and electric light payments. The decision, following pleas from merchants and opposition from Councilmen McGinney and Tile, also means a denial of a $10,000 loan to the local board of education and upholds solicitor White's opinion that scrip cannot legally discharge taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood
G. #. Morrison
Robert M. White
New Onada
Joseph Humphrey
Board of Education
White
Council
Cownellmen McGinney
Tila
School Board
Moffatt
Board of Aducations
Actio
Sallaiter White
Gidl Morrison
Borough of Ellwood
Ellwood City
Elwood City
Humphrey
Nutting
Lyn
Net of Assembly
Pennsylvania
General Assembly
Municipal claim on rents and state aid proposal
The text discusses whether water, lighting, and sewer rents are forms of special taxation and must be paid in legal tender. It expresses that government aid to the school district seems needed but the borough lackspower. suggests federal assistance as a potential option, signed by ROBERT M. JOB, HUMPHREY, Born Saticltor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waa
Acts of Assembly
Congress
Robert M. Job
Humphrey
Many Pupils On Honor Roll Here In Ellwood City
June 3 Ellwood City schools report many pupils on the honor roll after the sixth and final report period. Thirty two high honor and 352 honor listings reflect A averages in prep work and B in unprepared work. Schools include Lincoln, Hartman, North Side, Central, Circle, West End, Ewing Park with varied counts of high and regular honor recipients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Hllynod City
Lincoln
Hartman
North Side
Central
Circle
West End
Ewing Fark
Young-Patterson Nuptials In Ellwood City
Miss Dorothy E. Young daughter of Mr and Mrs George W Young of North Street to wed William R Patterson son of Mr and Mrs Thomas H Patterson of the Pittsburgh circle. The ceremony occurred at 1 30 in the United Presbyterian parsonage with Rev W E Minter officiating. The bride wore white silk with sweet pea bouquet. Attendants were Chester Young and his wife. Reception followed at the Young home with music and a light collation. The couple will reside at 515 Hell Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sllwood City
Dorothy. E. Young
George W. Young
North Street
William. R. Patterson
Thomas’ H. Patterson
Pittsburgh Circle
United ‘Presbyterian Church
W. E. Minter
Chester Young
Isaly Dairy
Hell Avenue
Ellwood City
Agnes Hoover
Lawrence Avenue
J. L. Porter
W. E. Mintear
United Presbyterian Church
Wesley C. Hoover
Margaret McKelvey
Floyd
Walter
Goldie
Ray
Arthur
Paul
Chester
Wilam
Pitsburgh
Ted
New York
North Ell
Butter, i
Plan To Sell Bank Bonds For Funds Ellwood City June
Ellwood City council met in a special session to plan recovering public funds deposited by the defunct First National Bank. A Finance Committee headed by G. H. Morrison proposed notifying RW Wylie, the borough’s receiver, and authorizing Union Trust Company to sell bonds if funds are not repaid within 15 days. The matter was referred to Borough Solicitor Jos Humphreys for final enactment. Also a Public Service Commission notice granted Wick Yansovich 250 for damages to property due to Second Street over B and C railroad construction, with referral to the Finance Committee for June 8 consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Ellwood
Ptrat “National, Bank
G. H. Morrison
RW. Wylie
Dls
Wylie
Wilson
Trust Company
New Castle
First National Bank
Ell-wood City
Jos
Humphreys
Harrisburg
Wick Yansovich
Dore
Second Street
B, and C
Finance Committee
Mothers-Daughters Banquet in Ellwood City Honors Mothers
About 225 mothers and daughters of the First Presbyterian church gathered for the annual banquet in the church dining room. Louis Nickum and his committee organized the event with the Men’s Brotherhood serving the meal. Miss Cord Blackledge, Beaver County juvenile officer, was the principal speaker on maternal influence and girl life, stressing a mother’s molding role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood-City
First Presbyterian Church
Louis Nickum
Meni's Brotherhood
Joseph’ Bowater
Miss
Margaret: Magee
Louis’ ‘Nickum
Bible School Opens This June at Ellwood Mission
Ellwood city announces a summer Bible school at Bell Avenue starting Monday morning June 5 for two weeks lasting every morning except Saturday. Modeled on the Summer Bible School plan by Dr. Latheny, Rev. Schillinger and Miss Charlotte Galvin will lead. Open to any child over six with no charge. Classes held in rooms supplied by an empty dwelling adjoining the mission hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood
Alliance Mission
Bell Avenue
Latheny
Schillinger
Charlotte ‘Galvin
Ladies Entertained By Girl Scouts' ELLWOOD City
June 3 Thirty members of the Business and Professional Women’s Club Logic Auxiliary and local Girl Scouts were entertained at a Wartemberg cabin by the Girl Scout Council which prepared dinner and presented a program similar to Kiwanis and Rotary activities. Miss Dorothy Tomb led the event. The North Sewickley Presbyterian Church Children’s Day Program was postponed from June 4 to the morning of June 11 following Sunday school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood
Toate
Wartemburg
Girl Scout ‘Council
Lori Kiwanis
Rotary
Dorothy Tomb
Ellwood Gity
North Sewickicy
North Sewhchley
Ellwood City Churches Plan Joint Pentecost Services
The Ellwood City churches announce first union services hosted at the Methodist Episcopal Church with Rev J King leading. Morning worship includes sermons by pastors from Bell Memorial and nearby churches, followed by union vesper services at 8 p.m. and other program notes across several congregations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood
City
Episcopel
Enone
J. King
Bell Memorial Church
Knox’ Presbyterian
Joseph Ford
Union
Episcopal’ Church
Ell- Wood ‘City
J. A. King
Robert Bell
Castlewood School Closes After Year Of Attendance
Castlewood notes report Hillschool closed on May 31 with seventh and eighth grades, 39 pupils receiving perfect attendance prizes from their teacher EH Brown. Names listed for grades one to eight, and local social notes mention Henry Smith of Du Bois and visitors Mary Ann Keb and Nellie Ellwood-Otty visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillschool
E. Brown
van Gorder's Mill
Clinton Brown
June Currie
Doris Duncan
Edwin Houk
Geraldine Houk
Matwater Ibbotson
Edgar Perdue
Reid White
Betty Currie
Vern. Houk
Moule’ Morrow
Ella Maé ‘Ort
Etta Styers
Elser Duncan
Herold’ Houk
Arnold Whiteman
Harold ‘Wiey
Wayne Yoho
Ellen Wy Hams
Leone ‘Bt
John
Helen Willdeggie “Kennedy
Gele
Castlewood
Henry &Mith of
Dubois Calid
Harry, White
Koppel Tennis Opens Season in Beaver County League
The Koppel tennis team makes its Beaver County league debut traveling to Ambridge to play a strong Ambridge squad. Harald Mathieson Jr and Harold Mathieson Sr lead the lineup with two Ellwood players Pony Johnson and Bill Marks also on the roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koppel
Beaver County
Ambridge
Harald Mathieson
Pittsburgh
Harold Mathieson
Ellwood
Pony" Johnson
Bill Marks
Wampum Church Activities and Community News
Wampum churches list Sunday services with times and leaders across Presbyterian Methodist and Catholic parishes. Wiener roast honors graduates, with guests Prof R H Waugh and James Ferrante. Local personals note Paul Aley in New Castle and Ferrante departing for a summer course at the University of Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian
Buller Hennon
Christian Endeavor
J. G. Bingham
Methodist
Newport
Lewis Sherlock
Clinton
Epworth League
Fina
S. L. Bure
Wampum Heh
Sincee
R. H. Waugh
James Ferrante
Wampum
Paul Aley
New Q Castle
Joseph White
Edna and
Dimple
Jean Aley
New Castle
University of Pittsburgh
Ferrante
Orchestra To Play Park Concert Sunday
The article notes a 2:20 p.m. concert at Cascade Park this Sunday led by B. J. Biondi. It mentions selections will be performed and that this is the first band concert of the summer, with a previous note about a June 18 park performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Park
B.J. Biondi
Girl Scouts Plan Tureen Dinner At Central Church
Troop II met at Central Christian church with sixteen girls present. Final pins were awarded for the tureen dinner on June 8 in the church dining room. Mothers of the girls will be special guests. Troop members manage menu and program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Christian Church
Chewton Class and Church Meeting Held at Chewton Church
Chewton Christian church class twelve held a regular monthly meeting in the basement as a fare well for Douthitt Brown and Davis who are to be promoted in June. Prizes went to Merl Craven and Joe Douthitt, Gale Cready named as manager, Mrs. Summers assisted, and a lunch served by Mrs. Summers and Mrs. Douthitt. Attendees included Eugene Stewart Gale Cready Joe Douthitt Merle Craven Lavalle Summers Leonard Moffatt Lawrence Craven Jack Davis Neil Guy Dale Brown Wallace Dillon David Douthitt Howard Chappell and Burdell Stelter. The Ladies Aid met at the home of Mrs Ella Hennon. Summers entertained at the Jor Wepre Chewton Chris school with social music and refreshments served by hostess Mrs W Summers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood Oty
Mies
Virginia
Huber
Providence’ Baptist Church
North Sewickley
Country Club Road
Lillian
Luela Jones
Zelienople Road
Ghewton Christian Church
Toe Douthitt
James Brown
Jack Davis
Merl Grayen
Joe Douthitt
Haves Ball Temim
Gale My Cready
W. J. Summers
O. W. Douthitt
Eugene” Stewart
Gale MaCready
Merle Craven
Lavalle Summers
Leonard Moffatt
Lawrence Craven
Neil‘Guy
Dale ‘Brown
Wallace Dillon
David Douthitt
Howard Chappell
Burdell Stelter
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rey
Amera
Charles Douglas
Grove City
O- V. Douthitt
Bessie Smith
Mre
Mary Kelly
Nancy Douthitt
Mabel Keiley
Jean
Chewton
Louise Guy
Charles Crowe
Hazel McClymonds
Port Stainville
Charles Lutz
Charles Durbin
Betty Brown
Ellwood City Hospital
John Powell
Ellva
Dorothy Gonner
Sehool
Young-Patterson
Revv. Minteer
National: ‘Bank
First Presbyterian
Methodist Church
Runior
Crans
King
Fey
Uitte
Onobath Sohook
Mi-E
Binth ‘Treak
Crescent Avenue
Bible
W. E Mint ‘Beer
Wurtemburg
Junior Missionary Society
Carl Gallaner
Dender
E-Goughey
Slippery Rock
John M. Houk
Young
People’s, Couney, and
Sezilor
Sally Breele
John” M. “Hou
Thomas Berger
Providenice Baptist
North Sewielder
Sankey
Superintend
Ij. BR. Routledge
Christian Church
Fourth
Wayne Avenue
George Wallace
Woratip
Lamb of God
H.D. K. Muber
Aristéy Toalhieran
Ana
Low Cukhere
Mt.Hope
Fourth Street
Joseph
Bowater
Bastar
Firat
Pastar
Marle
Bellevue
William Fail
Third Avenue
Dorsch
Bellevue High School
Chicago
Estelle Linzey
Providence Hospital
Beaver Palls
Girl Scouts
First Christian Church
John Covert
Walte
Dorothy Ramsey
Nellie Ross
Mint
Tutts
By Crawford Young
Clara
Fellak
Hes
Prem
Ladies’ Aid
Ella Hennon
Hennion
Ladies’ Aid Society
Jose
Chris
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