Ellwood High to Play Most Games Under Lights in 1941
Ellwood City high school unveils the 1941 football schedule with seven of nine games set for Friday nights under a new lighting system at the athletic field. The slate includes Union Township at home, Buller at Burler, Monaco at Ellwood, Aliquippa at Aliquippa, New Brighton at New Brighton, and Beaver Falls at Ellwood city.
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Ellwood City
Ellwood
Union Township
Buller
Burler
Monaco
Aliquippa
New Brighton
Beaver Falls
Two Church Groups Meet On Tuesday In Ellwood City
In Ellwood City two United Presbyterian groups held Tuesday meetings. The A W class held a business session led by Mrs Grice McKeough then sewed for the Red Cross and planned a July breakfast in Ewing Park. The Francis Kline Circle met at Miss Grace Harbison’s home with Evelyn Herring presiding, planning a July 1 picnic in Ewing Park.
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Ellwood City
United Presbyterian Church
A. W
Grice McKeough
Mable Sloss
Lavern Bauder
Lola Bauer
Ewing Park
Mary Holliday
Irene Hangst
Mu's
Devona Ketterer
Francis Kline
Grace Harbison
Crescent Avenue
Evelyn Herring
Harbison
C. T. Studd
James
Juncnren
Wayne Township Plans Addition To New School
Wayne Township school board moves to add a separate room and partition to the new consolidated school at Duck Bay to accommodate former pupil housing needs. Bids will be opened Tuesday evening June 4. The church agreed to buy school property for a mausoleum, paying $2,000, with construction planned in summer for fall occupancy.
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Bellwood Cry
Wayne Township School Board
Duck Bay
We Are Peer Buitdienes
Cary Lans
Bool Disties
Slippery Rock
Elven
Ormeekne
Modern Bridge Has Dinner Party
Ellwood City reports the Modern Bridge club hosted a dinner party at Mrs. James Hodges home in Bellenople with 12 attendees including three guests Mars Paul Plate Mrs. James Fitzgerald Sr and Mrs Edward Hedberg. After dinner members and guests played bridge with high score won by Mrs Don Northrup and low by Mrs Edward Hedberg. The next meeting is set for June at Mrs Northrups Petain Street home.
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Ellwood City
Modern Bridge Club
James Hodges
Bellenople
Mars Paul Plate
James Fitegerald
Edward Hedberg
Memchers
Don Northrup
Auto Dealers Meet Tonight in Ellwood City
Ellwood City automobile dealers association schedules a meeting in Chamber of Commerce rooms this evening. President Joe Summers will preside over a business session focusing on future automobile production and its impact on retail selling.
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Fllwood City
Ell- Wood City Automobile Dealers Association
Chamber of Commerce
Joe Summers
Scout Committee Plans Camp Work in Ellwood City
Ellwood District Boy Scout committee met at the municipal building to plan summer camping. Thompson Camp is progressing with 75 early registrations. June 6-7 events and June 14 reconditioning work were announced with a dinner for helpers. Board of Review on June 16 precedes the Court of Honor before camping ends. New Troop No. 14 inaugurations and vestiture ceremonies were noted.
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Ellwood City
Ellwood
Eepup
Canp Thompson
Court of Honor
No. 14
Loyal Order of Moose
Joseph Connell
W. Boyd Barrete
Willing Workers Dinner Meeting at Ellwood City
Ellwood City June 4 The Willing Workers class of the First Christian church met with Mrs Minnie Hardy Knox after a chicken dinner at her home. A brief meeting followed by entertainment. The McQuiston Reunion plans for June 14 at Ewen Park mark the 50th annual gathering. Mr and Mrs H W Crushel of Fombell returned from Dearborn Michigan after visiting their daughter Florence Barile and celebrating his tenth birthday.
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Ellwood City
Minnie Hardy Knox
McQuiston
Eweing Park
H. W. Crushel
Fombell
Dearborn
Michigan
Florence Barile
Ellwood City News items reassigned to Jock Hough
During Mrs Fay Cowan's absence Ellwood City reporter Jock Hough will take Ellwood section news items. Items may be left at Ellwood City News on Lawrence Avenue or called in to Ellwood City 470.
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Fay Cowan
Ellwood City
Ellwood
Jock Hough
Ellwood City 470
Ellwood Ciy News Company
Lawrence Avenue
Plan To Sponsor Bands In Ellwood City
Ellwood City unions under SWOGC unite to sponsor three youth bands for local children over 12. Rehearsals begin Thursday night June 5 at 7 p.m. in Union Headquarters at 724 Law Avenue under supervision of John Vogier to foster local musical talent.
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Ellwood City
Ellwood
SW. O GC
Law
Vevice Avenue
Plan For U S C Drive In Ellwood
American Legion and Brotherhood groups in Ellwood city announce a mass meeting for Tuesday at 8 PM in Legion rooms on Sixth Street. The meeting outlines a free-will campaign for the United Service Organization to fund wholesome recreation for boys in camps and related defense areas nationwide. Representatives from civic patriotic fraternal and nationality groups are urged to attend.
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Ellwood City
American Legion
Brotherhood
Sixth Street
United Service Organization
United States
Garden Club Hears Special Lecture in Ellwood City
Ellwood City Garden Club met Tuesday at the First Presbyterian Church for an illustrated talk by Mrs. Stubblefield of Poland Ohio on Prize Winning Flower Arrangements. The program moved to the Den home on Connellsville Terrace with poems read by Mrs. R J Schill and Garden Chatter by Mrs. Robert Curry. Tea was served by Mrs. Dean and hosts. The next meeting will be with the Garden Guild at Mrs. William H. Goer rug's home on Marion Farms.
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Ellwood City
Stubblefield
Poland
Ohio
First Presbyterian Church
Youngstown Garden Forum
Ellwood Club
WL. den
Connoquenessing Terrace
R. J. Schill
Robert Curry
Garden Chatter
Dean
MM. Loren Springer
H. Evans
R. J. Sehill
Garden Guild
William H. Goehrug
Marion Farms
June Brides Are Again Honored
Two Ellwood City women Ruth Crofu and Katherine Laucer baugh were honored at a Tuesday evening shower hosted by Miss Billie Kerr on Ellwood New Castle road. Bridge games with tin tables were played. first prize went to Miss Peggy Knight and Mrs. Stanley Smith placed second.
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Ellwood City
Ellwood
Ruth Crofu
Katherine Laucerbaugh
Billie Kerr
New Castle Road
Peggy Knight
Stanley Smith
Tuesday Club Luncheon in Zehenople Hosts Next Meeting
The Tuesday Club was entertained at lunch in Zehenople by Mrs. J. J. Dunn. Bridge prizes were won by Mrs. Byers and Mrs. Parthemore. Mrs. Dr. Hayes will host the next meeting on July 2.
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Ellwood City
Cluo
Zehenople
J. J. Dunn
Byers
Franklin Auxiliary Holds Brief Session in Frisea
Ellwood City January 4 The Franklin Township Firemen's Auxiliary held a short meeting at the fire hall in Frisea with President Mrs Edich Gordon presiding There was no social period or luncheon served The auxiliary will meet again on June 17
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Ellwood City
Franklin Township
Aux- Wary
Frisea
Edich Gordon
Baptist Church Women In Session Elwood City June meeting
Groups One and Two of the Baptist Missionary Society met in Elwood City. Group One at Mrs John Hough Connoquenessing Terrace pledged 50 dollars for the Pittsburgh Home and Orphanage campaign and 25 dollars toward the missionary quota. July and August picnics replace regular meetings. Group Two hosted M George Schuller. devotionals led by Mrs Rose Lang and Mrs Jesse Younk. Bible contest followed. Next meeting set with Mrs Sam Matthews July 1 Haig Street.
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Ellwood City
Baptist Missionary Society
John, Hough
Connoquenessing Terrace
Jesse Young Haig
Carrie Haven
Baptist Hone
Pittsburgh
Chester Rogers
Mars
Miles Shaffer
M. George Schuller
Rosé Lang
Jesse Younk
Lew Wermian
Sam Matthews
Haig Street
Officers-Teachers Hold Last Session ELLWOOD CITY
The officers and teachers of the temple Memorial Reformed church met Tuesday evening with C B Powell. Plans were made for the children's day service Sunday and the Sunday School picnic on June 14. It was agreed to send two youths to the Church Camp Shadyside with applications due by June 15. The next regular meeting is set for September first Tuesday, with a special June 15 session to choose campers.
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Ellwood Gity. Junce
Tmemonuel Reformed Church
C.be. Powell
Cduch
Shadyside
Ellwood City
Bell Memorial Church
Young Peoples Conference
Franklin
Lawrence County
U. P
New Castle
Fathers and Sons
H. C. Lodge Holds Regular Meeting in Ellwood City
The P H C Lodge met Tuesday evening at the First National Bank Building rooms in Ellwood City. Guest attendees included supervising deputy Ivan Ishman, his wife and daughter. A social hour followed, with Mrs Ishman winning the bingo award and refreshments served by Mrs. Anna Morris and Mrs. Leona Yeoger.
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H. C. Lodge
Ellwood City
P.H. C. Lodge
First National Bank
Derby Racers Sign Up for Annual Soap Box Derby
Ellwood City opens registration for the American Soap Box Derby as 13 youths sign up at the Economy Chevrolet Garage on Fifth Street. Tommy Kissick earns car number one, with a full field listed including Art Curlyeemga and Mike Exposito. Prizes cover heat winners, semi finalists, class A and B winners, and special design and steering awards.
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Ellwood City
Tommy Kissick
Art Curlyeemga
Mike Exposito
Duane Mines
Donald Weaver
Gerald Crowjer
Victor Maccarella
Leo Falm~gren
Wiliam O'Brien
Frank Newmean
Geraldo Gartecio
Fifth Street
Day Hospital Report From Ellwood City
Ellwood City reports seven admissions and six discharges at the hospital yesterday. One birth recorded for Mr. and Mrs. George Granville a daughter born June 4.
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Ellwood City
Ellwood City Hospital
George Grayville
Division Avenue
Harold H. Reid
Crescent Avenue
Florence
Reynolds
Summit Avenue
John Mayer
George Myres
George Brandt
Burnstown
Pasqulina Sandore
Lawrence Avenue
Earl Cavallaro
Glen Avenue
Raymond Frazier
Portersville
William Mosley
Wampum
Louis Moore
Carmen Costa Jr
13Th Street
Grace Gohring
R. D
New Brighton
George Granville
Baptist Guild Meets Tuesday at Mrs Sartwell Home
Junior Guild of the First Baptist church held devotions at Mrs J D Sartwell home on Fourth street with Mrs William Brandon presiding. It was decided the group be named the Esie Kappen Chapter of the Junior W W G. A lunch followed and the meeting closed with the Guild Covenant. The next meeting is set for July 1 at Miss Ross Mary Burns home Burnstown.
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Ellwood City
Ross Mary Burns
Burnstown
Will Get Diploma At Jones College
D Wylie Fulton son of Mr and Mrs R M Fulton Harmony and a Bob Jones College graduate received a bachelor of arts degree during commencement in Cleveland Tennessee He served as vice president of the Ministerial Association and was a member of the William Jennings Bryan Literary society He majored in religion and history and played on the basketball team for four years Also noted are social club activities and high school background.
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Wewe
Cleveland
Tenn
D. Wylie Fulton
R. M. Fulton
Harmony
Bob Jones College
Young Fulton
Plain Grove High School
Ministerial Association
William Jennings Bryan
Girl Scouts of Troop 8 Complete Health Safety Rank
Troop 18 Girls at Mitchell School on New Wilmington Road finish second class rank work in health and safety. They made scuffed tors to donate to Jameson Memorial hospital children’s ward under Mrs Garl Mason’s leadership. Next six weeks study Red Cross materials from the American Red Cross.
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Mitehell School
New Wilmington Road
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Garl Mason
Quaker Relief Workers Return With Appetite
Howard E. Kershier and his wife Gertrude Wuede, European war relief directors, returned to Philadelphia reporting a 20 pound loss while in occupied France where meat was limited to once weekly and food scarce. They flew from Gisbon to report to the American Friends service committee.
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Taterpations
Philadelphia
Howard E. Kershier
Gerw Wuede
Quaker Relief
Europe
Palladelph
Kershier
Continent
France
Korsimer
Gisbon
American Friends Service
Yomimitren
Sailor on Leave from Minneapolis Arrives Home
First Class Seaman Richard W. Buchanan, after sixteen months in Hawaii, returns to his mother Mrs Fred Conzett at 412 West Washington. Attached to the U S Cruiser Minneapolis, he plans Mare Island service. A New Case High School 1939 graduate who sang with the Hierpella choir, he reflects on farm aid and agriculture.
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Richard Wa .Buchanan
Fred Conzett
West
Washington Street
U. S
Minneapolis
Hawaii
Mare Island
Richard
New Case High School
Hierpella
Former Safety Head Dies In Youngstown
Nicholas Roberts Hamilton aged 68 longtime safety director of Youngstown died at his residence in Youngstown on Tuesday after 14 months of illness from heart trouble. He spent his life in the area and was brother of Scout B. Hampton of Pennsylvania Avenue. Funeral services will be held from the Shriver-Alson South home in Youngstown at 2 30 o'clock with friends attending Thursday evening.
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Nicholas Roberts Hamilton
Youngstown
Tr. Hamilton
Atery
Scout B. Hampton
Pennsylvania Avenue
Lois civ
Shriver-Alson
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