New Wilmington Speakers Triumph in Westminster Contest
New Wilmington residents Liga Alive Siga and Donald Crowe won first places in thejuniae case essay and oratorical contests at Westminster College during commencement week. Crowe received a gold watch fob and Siga a gold rag as prizes. The event opened Westminster’s commencement activities at United Presbyterian Church.
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Nav Wilmington
Siga
New Wilmington
Westminster
Donald Crowe
Crowe
United Presbyterian Direct
Westminster College
Plans Complete For Italian Celebration
Telegram from Captain Sapelli announces Italian American celebration in the county with a parade forming on South Jefferson and Division streets at 2 40 Sunday. A mass meeting follows at Humbert Fleet Hall at 4 00 with speakers including Major Carla Anatta pani and Hon Paula Vissi. A dance at Humbert First Hall at 7 00 concludes the day with participation by local and neighbouring groups.
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Conjmltle
Sapelli
Saliau
Washington, D. C
Fefferson Street
Division Street
Humbert Fieet
Hall
Captain Sapelli
Carla Anattapani
Paula Vissi
Guptalir
Colny
Sons of Italy
Milwood City
General Mag Society
Weal
Fillsburg
Many Eligibles to Enter High Schools in Fall
Long list of names grouped by townships and districts indicates a large pool of students eligible for admission to high schools this fall. The roster includes numerous students from West Pittsburgh, Enon Valley, Bessemer, Slippery Rock, North Beaver, and surrounding townships, showing broad regional participation.
Garbage Dept Mourns Death of Mascot Nuisance
New Castle residents lament the loss of the garbage department mascot dog Nuisance after a collision with truck No. 3 driven by J Waters near Glosner Farm on the Wilmington Triad. Nuisance died instantly from a broken neck while Glosner’s dog Nunta ance suffered a broken jaw.
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Aure
Nuntaance
Nulsance
North Hill
Special Services At First Baptist Church
Special services at First Baptist mark the organization anniversary of the Women’s Home Missionary Society. The morning sermon by the pastor centers on Amuities For Christ, the evening on The Gospel for a Working World. A featured light display precedes the service as part of a summer evening series. Dr. Drake of Drake delivers a keynote, while Mrs Drake hosts refreshments for guests including numerous local families and church members.
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Women's Home Missionary Society
Feog Secvice
Hla
Cardinal Ingitaton
Imé Woman's Home Missionary Society of
Fe Firat
Fpirot Méthoiist Epiacopal
Mra
CG. W. Foulk
Esthers
Misa Selon Jones
George Trendwyll
Z. J. Grace
George Greer
Hundreds will help build dam in New Castle area rally
In New Castle the community mobilizes to construct the municipal bathing beach dam on Monday near the South Jefferson Street bridge. City workers, students, railroad workers, firemen, and many volunteers will contribute, with about a thousand men expected to toil in a coordinated effort.
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New Castle
Jeffarson Street
Farthing Beach
Board of Trade
Roiatians
Penn Coal Co
Moravia Street
Madame Jarley's Wax Works Presented by YWCA Cast
Madame Jarley's Famous Wax Work was staged Friday by the YWCA club members. Virginia Jones stars as Madame Jarley with a cast including Hattie Lich Mary Ann and others. The show split into two parts with a music and moving pictures segment and an original club song. Proceeds to support expenses for delegates to the industrial conference at Camp Napawin in July.
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Madame Jarley
T. M.T. M. Club
Path Girl
vVirginia Jones
Pittsbucen
Mary Ann
Hattie Lich
Jdane
Mery Wails
Anna Ice
Elsie Robinson
Joan of Art
Margaret E. Johnson
Mra Winglow
Amelia Lach
Lady Macbeth
Mabeth Dodds
Viola Luts
Blue Beard
Catherine Pitzer
Mary Midder
Gertrude Madinn
Mlizabeth I*héltine
Mission Boards To Meet Here Friday
Christian Woman's Board of Missions from Sharon Wilwood City Edentburg and the West Central Madison churches will be entertained at 12240 Inekeon at the First Christian church Friday June 11. Luncheon followed by a program from 2 30 to 4 o'clock. Mrs Hyherling and Mrs Gates of Sharon prominent in the work will speak. Young Circle groups from local churches participate. Dolls from May Land will be part of the children’s program. Committees named for invitation lunch and program with reception to be appointed Sunday.
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Christian Woman's Board of Missions
Sharon
Wilwood City
Edenturg
Wirst
Central
Madison
Tain
Cirele
Tre Albu
May Landa
Mra
Mornes
Bhat
Funeral Directors Elect Officers in City Meeting
Funeral directors assemble to elect officers as the association lists names such as Miliventon and Trayne Inver among those present. The event includes remarks by secretary and other members, outlining roles and duties for the coming term.
Eleventh Birthday Fittingly Observed at Cunoligham Ave Home
The eleventh birthday of Miss Lillia May Mitchell was celebrated at her uncle and aunt’s home on Cunoligham avenue. Sixteen friends enjoyed games music singing and dancing on a Friday afternoon. Refreshments were served by Mrs Hey with help from Miss Hazel Mitchell and Mrs T A Reese. Candy favors included cannons and drift for the girls and boys. Special favors went to Miss Hazen Black and Russell Muder. Guests included Miss Mary Hien Shows Hazen Blaekt Anna Thompson Mary Bertha Lyons Ruth Winer Margaret Mitchell Elizabeth Hun and others.
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Lillia May Mitchell
S. H. Hey
Cunoligham Avenue
Evening Party at Jones Home in Edgewood
Mr and Mrs George Jones hosted a party for their daughter Henrietta s fourteenth birthday with games music and dancing. Guests included Frances Lockhart Evelyn Anderson and Judson Hess among others. Activities included a guess by contest and gifts with pink white and patriotic decorations.
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George Jones
Edgewood Avenue
Henrietta Jones
Jones
Hew
Grace Reitzburg
Dyama Cy
Frances Lockhart
Judeon Hess
Evelyn Anderson
Frances
Travel plans and social visits across towns
Mr and Mrs Harry Sutton and daughter of South Brownsville return after visits at Emerson and Laur al avenues. Mrs Wilbur Carson, now of San Diego, arrives Sunday to visit Mrs J J Pleber of Leasure Avenue. Mr and Mrs Bart C Pence of East Brook, Pa, return from Youngstown after Morla Day outings at Laure Park and local theatres. Miss Joe Norris of North Beaver Street attends Margaret Morrison School in Pittsburgh and spends the week at home with Miss Annabel Dell of Brie.
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Carl Teed
Wellace Avenue
Judulsburgh
John B. Tully
Pita Street
M. Smith
Moore Avenue
North Beaver Street
Mra. J. Criss
Pittsburgh
Mra
TE. Fanthauser
Crawford Tertige
Walter Snyder
Mahoningtown Road
Monte Avenue
Kenneth Miter
This City
Matthew Guoton, Jr
Highland and
Edgewood Avenue
Frank A. Wimer
Helen Wimer
Wayer
Allen
Citry Ind
Wryer
Nickum
Agihud Avenue
Mils
Jace G. Wilson
Suberice Street Air
New York City
Fred EB. Wilson
Thelin Canfield
East Warhibbi
Beaver Falls
Dtvs
Leo Speer
Alcon
Speer
Ming Mac Lewin
Jutton Street
Misa Gerace Wrestaling
Benne Cleyfa
An Viele
Baraonal Mont Mes
Toriuin Dieetler
Ervelan
Cheeders
Ieee
Harry ©. Sutton
Sbuth
Brownsville
James SI
Mead
Emerson and
Laural Avenues
Wilbur Carson
Thin City
Sun Diego
J. J. Pleber
Leasure Avenue
Bart C
Religious and Fraternal Circles Gatherings
Farther Light Society meets at Mrs. Stanley Reese’s home on 610 East Washington Street due to illness. Hoover Heights Tabernacle plans its 20th church anniversary with all day services and lunch. Rev. J. H. Boon of Buffalo to attend. all former members invited. Dorcas Class hosts at Pollock avenue. ten members present with luncheon. next meeting at Mrs. Margaret Brown’s Cascade Street home in two weeks.
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Farther Light Society
Parther Light Society
The
First Baptist Church
Stanley Reese
East Washington Street
W. W. Pettleon
Hoover Heights
Dorcas
Central Christian Church
Abe Kildoo
William Conley
Pollock Avenue
Ethel Longstram
Fred Snyder
Alliance
Margaret Brown
Cascade Street
Women Missionary meeting reports and officers elected
Mrs George Cllbart and Mya Daugherty chaired a Woman s Foreign Missionary meeting at Epworth Methodist, with Dr Sima Worrell of Pulaski giving a talk on work abroad. Supper served by several hosts. Next gathering set for July at Mrs Bam Leiby s home. Also election of officers for the First Christian church C W E M reported with Mrs C M mail as president and plans for July August meetings approved.
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Cento CW
Felidiy
Mya
John Taytham
Croton Avenues
Slater
Charch
Progran
Taple
Mectod Fario
Mra
Pt.a
Hooks Vie
Epworth
Sima Worrell
Pulaski
Houme
Fur-Lough
Arata
Die Gi
Weller Morrison
Maude Montgomery
Bam Leiby
Oakwood
First Christian Church
J. C. Hart
North Mercer Street
C. M .@mail
A. D. Moraes
Ella Shaner
W. J. Thatcher
W. B. M. Luchneon
Deaths of the Day Vitzer Funeral and Mayme Foy Deaths
Funeral services for William Pitzer were held Thursday at Wildwood Avenue with Rev A F Tinker in charge and interment at Graceland cemetery. Miss Mayme Foy aged 26 died Friday night at cousin Joseph Moore's home in Smithfield Street with services pending. Funeral plans for Miss Foy set for Monday at St Marys church with burial in St Marys cemetery. Other obituaries include Mrs Sarah Slowert Mrs Roma Henry and family notices for Herbert Hennessy John Trusel Marion Woods Mary E Van Horn and related mourners. Interments at Graceland Greenwood Oak Park and local cemeteries announced.
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Vitzer Puneral
William Pitzer
Wildwood Avenue
A. F. Tinker
Firal Methodist Church
Graceland Cemetery
William
Earl Weitz
Pan) Miller
Peery Thonan
J. L. Wesh
Hiram Pitzer
Mayme Foy
Mayme Poy
Joseph Moore
Smithfield Street
John Foy
Clarton Co
Charles Hadzul
Armstrong County
Alice Foy
Pittsburg
Glarion Foy
Oklabow
St Mary's Church
Lot
Nennessy
Herbert Hennegsy
John “Inn
County Line Street
C. G. Fart
Boworth Methodist Church
Chatte
Edwin Erk
Rimes Ball
Sidney
Elroy Lockley
Clarence Slammiil
Paul Alford
Dorothy
Adda Erk
Mary Rowland
Dorothy Lockley
Lillian Boyd
Virginia Gossett
Oak Park Cemetery
John Trusel
Grant Street
Germany
Old Croton Glass Works
Jim
Emma
Trusel
German Evangelical Church
Hell
Rinan
Greenwood Camheter
Marlon G. Woods
Marion G Woods
Howard
Martha Jagne Woods
Mil‘ton Street
This City
Seland United Presbyterian Church
Wilma
Surgiva
Mary E. van Horn
Mary
van Horn
Iyvoatdenca
Uta Manning
Attlack
Lie Daughters of
America
Wea Tworsolf
Dan Stagg
Youngutawa
Farrel
Roy
CM. Smad
Misses Kate and Linde to Speak at City Rescue Mission
The Misses Kate and Linde That son and Miss Adelaide Maybray will speak Sunday evening at the City Rescue Mission service. They will render musical selections with Miss Thompson playing the trombone. All three are students at Sue Bible Park Training School at Binghamton, N Y, and have arrived home for summer vacation. They will return to school in the fall for further training.
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Kate
Linde Thatson
Adelaide Maybray
Thompson
Sue Bible Park ‘Training School
Binghamtion
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United Presbyterian Church
WW. OC. Wallace
Waynesburg College
Hotel Neshanjuck
Mise Mildred Perkins
Tinsted Presbyterian Church
Mise Lois McClure
Miaie
Christian Association
RF. Galbreath
Pitts Murph
Geneva College
Gargoyle
Mercer St
Yowaways Nv
Sam Hm'gouy
Topat Runk
Robert Rivels
Iva Rourmond
Clara Thetlig
Ismel Beock
Thomas Jere
St. John
Mabel Sankey
Josephine Schuler
Geraldine Schuler
Robert Shaffer
Dorothy Stewart
Marry Shoat
Sara Swisher
Catherine Thompson
Mildred Thomas
Mary Weyrick
John Wayrick
Gamal Woods
Harry Wilson
Bernhardt Welker
Harold White
Evelyn Wortan
Kathryn Wortmwah
Fred Will ‘Ame
Raymond Yoho
Mike Bata
Gruva
Wallace
Wampum
Pa-AdaBeil Kurts
Ethel Kay
Lena Kelly
Leonard Leopardo
Ralph McConahy
Nevie Noggle
Sarah Newswander
Jerry Aa
Pachelle
Mary Summers
Tail Sturt Reon
Nellie Truby
Harriet Foraythe
Katie Alelta
Hartley Allen
Lena Beatrice
Frank Brick
Clyde Cameron
Helen Dindinger
Lesita Guy
Iclara Hall
Sarah Harding
Paul Kauffman
West Pittsburgh
Sare Allen
Kenneth Bright
Dannie Herris
Clarence Houle
Leah Roberts
Della Shelenberger
Edne St. Clair
Volant
Earl Bleving
Marald Carlson
Wylda Lark
Sylvia Rudolph
Helen Sokervitz
Gertrude Witkin
Alwilda Yeager
Helen Walker
Hickory Township
Russell Gormley
Karl Wesley Ketter
Bianche Kocher
Mary Treno Mager
Grace M. Marshall
Jois
Mentzer
Norman G. Nagle
Gorder Martha van
Ide Mildred Wehman
Helen Francea Wolcott
Enon Valley
David Black
Francis M. Colhentz
George Douglas
Harvey Heckathorn
Margaret Madden
Lester Kucpy
Tussel Wilson
Alicea Witherspoon
Virginia
Dorothy Robinson
Myrtle Shingldecker
Carl Swisher
Clara Swisher
Neshannock
Ruth Ntha- Tore
Marjorie Thompson
Scot
Andrew Amberson
John Beehm
Richard Fleming
Kray Johnson
Tuthnight
Glenn Moorehead
Russell Patterson
Worth Towishin
Kutter Ca
Rit Hook
Blandie Pounds
First Baptist
Drake
Charles Sans
Dawkry Stites
Lies
Milton Peacefer
Walker Heasley
Timen Wright
Warrray Dare
Ann
Genta Tardaw
Wilker Brahe
W.C. T. UL and
Wighland Ontun
Ditechtind
Wea. T. CL
Winene
Ant
Anni Miliventon
Kare
Wmutior
Armatrang
Sewell
Shure
Trayne Lnver
Victor Hyln
iGuard
Shai
Sharang
Sinn AW
N. Gi
Alan Plente
H. D Taylor
Iskely
Weld
Marton
Woode Ia
Jung
Woolworth
Piente
Cascade Park
Eloels
Committee On
Econsista
Missey
Gladys Collins
Mary Marse
Margaret Eilsworth
Oil City
Goold Will Glass
Good Will Bible
FR. J. Bartlett
Sankey Street
J. l. Snyder
Clyde Stump
Isabela
Isabella of Butlur
St. Paul's Church Hall
McKean Street
L.A
Ray Watson
Columbus
L. A
KR. T
Mabel Wilson ‘Lodge
Columbus Tall
Liberty Street
Gleaners’ Society
Gleaners
Second
United’ Presbyterian Church
M. Birthday
J. W. Whertts
Woods
Duns
George Cllbart
Mya. Daugherty
Roma
Henry
Bina. Henry
Opron
Wiliam W. Henry
Paseo
Washington
E. J. Wilson
Wallace Avenue
George C. Murdock
Chicago
Ill
Elizabeth Brown
Linda Thompson
Kate Thompson
W.F. Dufford& Co
Washington St
the Bargain Home Furnishers
Union Thond
North ST
Wyatt R. Campbell
Dun Undertikin C Company
East North Street
New Caathe, To
Market Street, New Wiknington, Pas
Phowey
New Witte
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