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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1940

Page

10

Randolph Post Plans Events

ELLWOOD CITY June 4 A late session of the J Wilbur Randolph Post of the American Legion was led by Commander Charles Baird. The Beaver county committee meets in New Castle on Friday eve ning June 21. A boy will be sent to the state camp at IndianTown Gap July 21 30 with other civic groups invited to contribute. The Bugle and Drum Corps join the Elks flag day program and legionnaires are urged to parade. Junior Rifle club guests of New Brighton Wednesday evening for a shooting match. Armistice Day committee meets Thursday June 13 with the next session on Monday June 17.

Ellwood City J. Wilbur Randolph American Legion Sixth Street Charles Baird Beaver County Committee New Castle Indiantown Gap Elks New Brighton

Special Program At Ewing Park Hawaii Lei Day To Be Held

ELLWOOD CITY June 4 The Hawaiian Lei Day exercises at Ewing Park Sunday at 2 30 pm should draw a large crowd from Elwood City and the Beaver Valley The event centers on Mrs Fred Sturm studying the Lei Pole dance and duplicating it The program lists Kathleen Hogue as Queen with attendants and a long cast of island princesses guards entertainers crown bearers an orchestra and many dancers including Misses Blinn Borrison Paul Staff and Winkler with masters of ceremonies Waxler and Lillibridge and vocalist Patty Hites

Ellwood City Ewing Park Elwood City Beaver Valley Beaver Falls Fred Sturm Hawaiian Islands Kathleen Hogue Glady Kaufman Rose Frisk Islands Barbara Gillespie Hazel Wright Nina Mains Emma Mains Millie Sermack Eileen McClure Anne Tellish Vivien Pilgrim Mildred Moore Hazel Mew Elfresh Joseph Eurick Elwin Smith Raymond Walser Robert Preech Tony Cutri James White Loyal Hall Sherman Hall Steve Mastalak Robert Newton Laverne Wahl Harold Raulson Ruth Blinn Margaret Blinn Albert Staff Barbara Kaufman Shirley McElwain Dorothy Borrison Dorothy Paul Helen Paul Iola Staff Thomas “Quniak Eugene Greco Raymond Alleman Billie Strouse James de- Lola Batiste Pansera Freddie Sturm Walter Bush- Jess Norman Porter Raymond Pilgrim Robert Fenchil Charles Probst Patty” Hites Leslie Waxler Sammy Lillibridge Dodo" Pficfer Mary Winkler

Amelia Sirvianni Honored At Shower

Ellwood City June 4 Miss Amelia Sirvianni bride elect of June was honored at a party by The Little Flower club of Blessed Virgin Mary church. On June 6 she will wed Salvatore Rock of Sharon in the church. Twenty one attended. A statue of St Theresa was given by Rose DeMauro. Games cards and lunch followed with serving by Elodia Barberio Pearl Rocco Letha Squic Quero Yolando Minnocci and Margaret Bianco. Memorial Day committee met in city building with William Duncan in charge the next year speakers will be commanders of the VFW Randolph Post and Sons of Union Veterans.

Ellwood City Amelia Sirvianni Little Flower Club Hhis Elodia Barberio Pearl Rocco Letha Squicquiero Yolando Minnocci Margaret Bianco Memorial Day Committee William Duncan V. F. W. Post Randolph Post and Sons of Union Veterans

Standard Bearers Gather At Church

Ellwood City June 4 At a prettily appointed blue and white table members of the Standard Bearers Missionary Society of the Wurtemburg Methodist church last night enjoyed a banquet and discussed the June session Miss Naomi Ford was welcomed as a new member Burnzetta Wimer led devotions and Pauline Boots oversaw the business with plans to send girls to the summer conference at Kiski For the next meeting on Monday July 1 Mary Johnson Helen Stewart and Donna Clyde will lead.

Ellwood City Kiski Mary Johnson Helen Stewart Donna Clyde

District President Guests Of V F W In Ellwood City

Mrs Evelyn Woods district president and Mrs Lillian Falls president of the New Castle unit were special guests of the V I W Auxiliary at the Fourth street V F W hall. Mrs N E Lloyd led the meeting as plans were made for the flag day celebration on Friday June 14. A social hour followed with refreshments served under Mrs Tice Patterson.

Ellwood City Evelyn Woods Lillian Falls New Castle Fourth Street V. F. W. Hall N. E. Lloyd Tice Patterson

Ellport Council Plans Public Meeting On Sewage

At the Ellport borough meeting residents protested inadequate sewage disposal. A state health representative will attend a public meeting on Saturday June 15 to explain remedies. A Deemer Avenue hard-surfacing project was submitted and slated for completion soon. Routine items filled the rest of the agenda.

Ellwood City Ellport Boro Council Boro Deemer Avenue

Ellport Red Sox Dominate Moose 13-3 in League Debut

Ellport Red Sox overwhelmed the Moose 13 to 3 at Ewing Park to claim their first Legion Junior league victory. Wright struck out eight for Ellport and allowed three unearned runs while Red Sox batters tallied ten hits and drew three walks, with Jance’s three bagger highlighted.

Ellwood ‘City Ewing Park Ellport Red Sox Moose Red Sox Brandes Wright Jance All Stars Fast Palestine Saxonburg R. H Bossesevreree Magnifico Veres Tobals Tomeo Paiie Lords B. McClintock Mallwaln Pishionert Mancine

Monday Club Social at Chambers Residence Ellwood City

Rae Chambers opened her home on Second street Monday evening for the Monday club informal social time. Bridge contests formed the main pastime with Mrs. L. B. Springer taking high score. The group will meet June 17 at Mrs. Cath erine Charles's Fourth street home.

Ellwood City Rae Chambers Second Street L. B. Springer Catherine Charles Fourth Street

Ellwood Students win Geneva College awards

Ellwood City students receive key prizes at Geneva College commencement. Lee Whitmire earns the General Excellence prize for top yearly average and character. William Yanko wins the J L McCartney prize for best science topic work. John Hazen secures the $10 engineering prize for campus survey and map by second year engineers.

Geneva College E Ellwood City Robert M. Young Board of Trustees Accotmant Lee Whitmire Ellwood City J. L. McCartney McCartney Department of Science William Yanko Edwin F. Wendl John Hazen

Community Center Committee to Meet in Elwood City

The Community Center Committee will hold its first meeting tonight in the Chamber of Commerce rooms to elect officers and study youth needs. Members named include Mrs. Dale Mason, Mrs. Earle Yahn, Miss Bessie Runyan, James Shirk, Miss Mildred Rhea, Ralph Evans, J. W. Humphrey, Dick Downing, Mrs. Abe Greensberg, Allen Keller, Joe Latiano, Frank Gross, Clyde Gibbson, Mrs. Joseph Barson, Elmer Greenham, and Mrs. Daisy Haddock.

Ellwood City A'Slock Chamber of Commerce Dale Mason Earle Yahn Bessie Runyan James Shirk Mildred Rhea Ralph Evans J. W. Humphrey Dick Downing Abe Greensberg Allen Keller

Mrs Eward Boone Hosts Club Night At Home

Mrs Eward Boone entertained the Three C club at her North Sewickley residence with two tables of auction bridge. High scores went to Mrs Arthur Miller and Mrs Walter Pifer. A guest, Miss Hanci Reese, assisted and a luncheon followed. June 21 is set for the next assembly at Mrs Walter Filer's Fris co home with a tureen dinner. Wolfe patrol from Troop 12 visited Charles Biddie's Ellport home. a lunch was served and tests discussed. Next week, scribe John Abbaticchio of Tilport will join.

Ellwood City Howard Boone C. Club North Sewickley Arthur Miller Walter Pifer Hanci Reese Miss Reese Walter Filer Frisco Wolfe Charles Biddie Ellport

Playgrounds To Open On Monday In Ellwood City

The Playground Commission approved summer plan. playgrounds open Monday 9 am to 5 pm daily. Age limit 16 and under with June 1 deadline. City-wide contests offer trophies. several weekly activities listed by date. Federal Orchestra concerts at Ewing Park planned. swings and merry-go-round added. Commission members named including Dr H E Helling and Blaine Hancher as secretary.

Ellwood City Playground Commission Fiaid Board of Education Federal Concert Orchestra Ewing Park Incal Playground Commission H. E. Helling Mel. J. JD. Sartwell Paul Luther Gerald Reid Thomas Sleighter Blaine Hancher

Class Meeting At Wallis Residence Elwood City

Associates of the Kings Messengers class of Trinity Lutheran church held a social at Mrs. Lee Wallis in Elport with about 20 attendees. Co hostesses fed the group in devotionals and plans for a July jumey dinner were discussed. Geographical games and prizes honored Mrs Mullin and Mrs Watterson. No July meeting. next regular session in August. Wayne W C IT U to meet at Mrs Thomas Berger home in Wayne township.

Ellwood City King’s Messengers Trinity Lutheran Church Lee Wallis Elport Clarence Hollerman Fred Melzer Clarence Mollermaa George Atkins

Friendship Class At McDeavitts

Members of the Friendship Circle at First Methodist church met at Mrs. J. G. McDeavitts at 504 Wayne Avenue for the June gathering. Devotions were led by Mrs. Mary Daubenspeck and Mrs. James Lackey, with Nita Graham in charge of business. Plans for a tea and a five dollar Red Cross contribution were discussed. Hostess assistance came from Mrs. J. C. McDeavith and others.

Blwoon City Friendship Circle First Methodist Church J. G. McDeavitts Wayne Avenue Mary Daubenspeck James Lackey Nita Graham Daubenspeck Hone Fourth Ward

Class Hostess Hosts C A Martin Class Meeting

Mrs Chiff Kennedy hosted the C A Martin class of the first Presbyterian church with Mrs Clark Parshall and Mrs Bessie Martin as associates. Mrs Thomas Jones led the devotional period and the group enjoyed social time with refreshments. Another meeting will be held on Friday May 4.

Ellwoor C. A. Martin First Presbyterian Church C. Kennedy Pitth Street Clark Parshall Bessie Martin Thomas Jones

Dinner Honors Dale Workley

Dale Workley, stationed with the U S Army at Edgewood Arsenal Med, is on furlough with his parents Mr and Mrs Howard Workley of Wurtemburg. He is accompanied by his guest Miss Madge Memmel of Baltimore Md. The Workleys hosted a family dinner on Sunday with Mrs Jack Depp and Mrs Jerry Workley assisting, and spring flowers decorating the table. The afternoon was spent informally.

Bellwood City Dale Workley U. S. Army Edgewood Arsenal Med Howard Workley Wurtemburg Madge Memmel Baltimore Jerry Workley

White Pine Troop Concludes Season in Ellwood City

Ellwood City June 4 The White Pine Girl Scout troop held its final meeting of their first season under Misses Dorothy Jane Dambach Donna Cooper and Florance Lang with a 4 Wiener roast at Ewing Park Plans for next season include new equipment hikes and picnics during the summer led by Peggy Elder serlhe

Ellwood City Dorothy Jane Dambach Donna Cooper Florance Lang White Pine Ewing Park Peggy Elder Serlhe

Fifty Attend Bible School At Immanuel Reformed

Fifty children aged 4 to 12 attended the first day of the daily vacation Bible school at Immanuel Reformed church directed by Rev. Howard Loch. The program centered on Bible stories and handwork. Misses Margaret and Thelma Fehl joined the teaching staff as classes continue each morning this week.

Ellwood City Immanuel Reformed Church Howard Loch Margaret Thelma Fehl

Auxiliary Will Attend Luncheon and Local News Notes

Auxiliary members met in Sixth street hall to plan a Western Auxiliary luncheon in Pittsburgh on July 30. Bingo and 500 provided entertainment. top honors to Mrs. Mabel Orr for cards and Mrs. Virginia Maxwell and Mrs. Ella Richards for bingo. Several local residents are listed with travel, visiting relatives, and celebrations including graduations and moves.

Ellwood City Firemen's Auxiliary Sixth Street Pittsburgh Mabel Orr Virginia Maxwell Ella Richards Arthur Duncan

Mizpah Class Meets At Park

Mizpah class members of the Immanuel Reformed church met at Ewing Park grove in Ellwood City for a social evening and hamburger dinner. About twenty five members and guests attended with dinner duties led by Mrs. Herbert Halbert and Mrs. Charles McKim. Mrs. Walter Moon led the meeting and plans were made to gather again on Monday July 1 for a picnic supper at the park.

Ellwood City Immanuel Reformed Church Ewing Park Grove Herbert Halbert Charles McKim Walter Moon

Girl Scout Camp Opens Thursday in Ellwood City

Ellwood City scouts prepare for Kamp Kon O Swee opening on Thursday June 6 with 125 registered and about 160 including staff. Registration runs 12 to 2 pm and girls are to bring folders credentials scissors and chorus song books while visitors may attend Sunday 2 to 5 pm.

Ellwood City Kamp Kon-O-Swee Fombell

Mission pictures to be shown here by Ellwood City couple

Ellwood City on June 4 reports Mr and Mrs Lesle Wolfe who have served as missionaries in the Philippine Islands for 33 years. They will present motion pictures of mission work at 7 45 pm Thursday at the First Christian church Fourth street. The show aims to educate and inform both adults and children.

Ellwood City Lesle Wolfe Philippine Islands First Christiaan Fourth Street Adutts

Past Officers Dinner for Ladies Orange Lodge

Past Officers of the Ladies Orange Lodge were hosted by Mrs. Hazel Dougherty on the Ellwood-New Castle road. A 6 o'clock tureen dinner with fourteen attendees opened the evening, followed by bingo won by Mrs. Julia Hooker and Mrs. Ethel Slade, and top card honors earned by Mrs. F. D. Buquo and Mrs. Sarah Treese. A next meeting is planned for Monday July 1 at Mrs. R. Callahan’s Glen avenue home.

Rllwoon City Ladies Orange Lodge Hazel Dougherty Ellwood New Castle Road Julia Hooker Ethel Slade F. D. Buquo Sarah Treese

Explosives Industry Forms Major Pennsylvania Sector

Harrisburg report shows Pennsylvania leads U S explosives output with about 10 million dollars yearly. Nineteen manufacturers employ 1800 workers with two million dollar payroll. Three regions center the industry: anthracite area Schuylkill Luzerne Lackawanna Lehigh. western valleys Westmoreland Lawrence Fayette Allegheny. oil region McKean Warren Venango Crawford and Cameron counties. One plant outside these regions is in Blair county.

Internationalens Servicr Harrisburg Pennsylvania State Planning Board Schuylkill Luzerne Lackawanna Lehigh Westmorelland Lawrence Fayette Allegheny McKean Warren Venango Crawford Cameron County Blair County

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