Golfers Await Open Start at Oakmont
At Oakmont, 162 players including a six man Japanese team and Sid Brews of South Africa prepared for the National Open. Olin Dutra defends, with Sarazen Picard Wood Diegel Cooper Runyan Revolta among front runners. course and greens touted as main challenge ahead of a likely 297 winning score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Kelly
International News Service
Atry Club
United States
Sid Brews
South Africa
Olin Dutra
Monterey
Calif
Oakmont
Sto Oakmont Coy
Galaxy of Stars
Jupiter Pluvius
Sarazen
Gene Sarazen
Henry Picard
Hershey
Craig Wood
Leo Diegel
Harry Cooper
Willie McFarlane
Paul Runyan
Dutra
Johnny Revolta
Hulton
Bahram Wins Epsom Derby in Closely Fought Race
Aga Khan's Bahram won the 152nd Epsom Derby at Epsom Race Course in England with Robin Goodfellow runner up. Lord Derby's Bobsleigh was sidelined by a training injury, and field trial finished third. Hiran and Theft failed to place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epsom Race Course
Eng
Aga Khan
Bahram
Sir Abe Bailey
Robin Goodfellow
Bahrain
Hiran
Theft
Volant Beats Pulaski 6 to 1 In Rain Delayed Game
Volant baseball defeated Pulaski 6 to 1 at Pulaski field last night after a rain delay. Sontag and Grundy limited Pulaski to five hits while Tenza yielded nine. Bilger Allen and Grundy led Volant offense as they prepare to face Central A C of New Castle and Colonial A C of New Castle Friday at Volant field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Volant
Pulaski
Sontag
Grundy
Pulaskians
Tenza
Bilger
Allen
Central A. C
New Castle
Colonial
A. C
Volant Field
Slovak A. C. Defeats Colonial A. C. 8 to 2 in Showdown
Slovak A. C. overwhelmed Colonial A. C. 8 to 2 on Colonial ground. Slovaks scored six runs in the second inning after two in the first, while Colonial tallied in the second and fifth. S. Wrona allowed four Colonial hits, with Lin ton starting on the mound for Slovak A. C. and Shoaff taking over in the second. M. Mehalic and Zidow starred at bat. Grednick and J. McCann contributed in the field. Box score shows Slovak A. C. 260 000 0 Colonial A. C. 010 010. Batteries: Slovak A. C. S Wrona and J Wrona. Colonial A. C. Lin ton, Shoaff and Campbell. Umpire Gonda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slovak A. C
South Side
Colonial A. C
Colonial
S. Wrona
Linton
Shoaff
M. Mehalic
Zidow
Grednick
J. McCann
Rhe
A. C
J. Wrona
Campbell
Gonda
Elsie Bell Weds Charles W Perry Here This Morning
In Ellwood City this morning Miss Elsie Bell daughter of Mr and Mrs Andrew Bell married Charles W Perry son of Mr and Mrs Charles R Perry of Wilmington avenue New Castle The ceremony was at the M E church Rev R H Little officiated Dorothy Anderson and Ben Owen attended The couple plan a wedding breakfast in Zelienople and a post nuptial trip to Niagara Falls They will reside in New Castle
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
M. E. Parsonage
Elsie Bell
Andrew Bell
First Avenue
Zelienople
Kaufman Hotel
Perry
New Castle High School
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
New Castle
Both Sides of the Fence and Grandmas Quilting Party at Providence Church
Original Americanization play Both Sides of the Fence and Grandma's Quilting Party will be presented at Providence Baptist church in North Sewickley Thursday at 8 15 PM. Casts are led by Mrs. Wise, Mrs. Hazen, and Mrs. Douglass with members including Mrs. Bennett Hazen Brellock and Krepps. Proceeds go to church basement work. no admission charged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Howard Guy
Grandma's
Zella Douglass
Vesta Householder
Mesdames T. N
Gillespie, Henshot
Henry McGraw
George Swick
G. N. Hazen
Fred Householder
James Boswell
Ruth Caven
Young People’s Society
Mrs Harry Harris Hosts Fortnight Bridge Club
Ellwood City residents report Mrs Harry Harris entertaining the Fortnight Bridge club at Wayne Avenue home with Special guest Mrs Clifford McDaniel. Mrs John Dunn won high score and lunch followed. Clifton Jones to host at Spring Avenue in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Harry Harris
Wayne Avenue
Clifford McDaniel
John Dunn
Clifton Jones
Spring Avenue
Matches Thursday In Church League Schedule
Six matches are set in the New Castle Church golf league at Castle Hills course Thursday evening. Play begins shortly after 5 with pairings including First U. P. vs First M. E. A and First Presbyterian A against E. S. churches, followed by Christian teams against Highland, V. P. versus First M. E., Mahoning Trinity versus First Presbyterian S, and St. Mary’s St. Joseph’s versus First Baptists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle Church
Castle Hills
First U. P
First
M. E
First Presbyterian
E. S
First Christians
Highland vi. P
First M. BE. Mahoning
Trinity
First Presbyterian ‘S
St. Mary’s St. Joseph's
First Baptists
Mt. Lebanon captain leads college tennis exhibition
Led by Bob Grier of Mt. Lebanon, the star college team plays an exhibition against Youngstown Tennis Club on June 8 as part of alumni day. Grier swept all singles matches to remain undefeated after five victories and three losses in the regular season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Wilmington
Bob Grier
Mt. Lebanon
Star College
Youngstown Tennis Club
Titans
Grier
Modern Bridge Club Meeting in Ellwood City
Miss Drye Moyer hosted the Modern Bridge Club at Park Avenue with special guests Miss Betty Lowry and Mrs. James Fitzgerald Jr. Three tables of bridge played, with prizes won by Mrs. Robert McKinney and Mrs. Don Northrop. A luncheon followed. In two weeks Mrs. George Kay will entertain at her Ewing Park home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Drye Moyer
Modern Bridge Club
Park Avenue
Betty Lowry
James Fitzgerald, Jr
Robert McKinney
Don Northrop
Fitzgerald
George Kay
Ewing Park
Fraternal Patriotic Americans To Meet In Ellwood City
Fraternal Patriotic Americans of Ellwood City plan a large meeting Friday night at Schweiger Hall with Earl F. Hill of Glassmere Pa as speaker. New Castle Council No 180 and Wampum Council No 181 will join Ellwood Lodge No 182 as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Patriotic Amercans
Schweiger Hall
Earl F. Hill
Glassmere
New Castle
Wampum Council
Ellwood Lodge
P. H. C. Meeting Moves Headquarters to VFW Hall
Ellwood City locals of P. H. C. held a regular meeting at Schweiger hall. They decided to relocate headquarters to the Veterans of Foreign Wars hall on Fourth street and set the next meeting for June 18. A social time followed the business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Schweiger Hall
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Fourth Street
Mission Groups Have Fine Meeting
Missionary Group No 2 of the First Baptist church met at Miss Alberta McDanes on Sixth street for its regular session. Plans were made for a picnic supper at Cascade park on July 2. Group No 4 met at Mrs Ruth McConahy’s home with ten present and a social hour following a devotional and business meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
First Baptist Church
Alberta McDanes
Sixth Street
Frank Conway
Cascade Park
D. J. Jones
Ruth McConahy
Inn
Mrs Christley Hosts E C C Club in Ellwood City
Mrs Edward Christley of New Brighton road entertained the E C C club at her home for an afternoon bridge session. She was assisted by Mrs Steven Keul and Mrs Frank Klindienst. Mrs George C Nicklas won high score and Mrs Frank Reichert took second prize. The next meeting will be at Mrs George Nicklas home on New Castle road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Edward Christley
New Brighton Road
Steven Keul
Frank Klindienst
George C. Nicklas
Frank Reichert
George Nicklas
New Castle Road
Club Meets With Mrs. W. W. Seidel
Mrs. W. W. Seidel hosted her club at home on Fifth Street with bridge as the main pastime. She won the high score award after two tables played. A luncheon followed and Mrs. Elmer Wick of Butler invited the group to meet at her home in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
W. W. Seidel
Fifth Street
Bridge
St Johns Evangelical marks 100th anniversary celebration
Zelienople June 5 The St Johns Evangelical church Barry's church on Route 68 south of Zelienople observes its centennial with three services on June 19. The church has occupied three buildings including a log structure, a February 1928 dedication hall, and a modern current building with a large congregation. Rev Theodore T Fisher now in Cambridge Md will take part along with visiting ministers. Former members are invited to return for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zelienople
St. Johns Evangelical Church
Barry’s Church
Theodore T. Fisher
Cambridge
Knox Presbyterian adult class plans program at Selby
Knox Classes Ellwood City June 5. Members of the Knox Presbyterian church adult Bible classes met for their regular monthly gathering with twenty in attendance. Mrs Charles Hauserman led the devotional and business portions. They planned a program at the Selby on Friday evening June 28, with Herbert Rice, Hugh Hardie and Clair Witherow in general charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KNOX
Ellwood City
Knox Presbyterian Church
Charles Hauserman
Selby
Herbert Rice
Hugh Hardie
Clair Witherow
Class No. 17 Ellwood City Social for Brides
First Baptist church in Ellwood City held a Class No. 17 meeting with seven attendees. A pleasant social period followed, and a shower was given for several recent brides who belong to the class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
First Baptist Church
Discharges and admits at Ellwood City hospital
In Ellwood City on Tuesday dischargees include Phyllis June Steifel and Elizabeth Loos. Admitted are Esther Molly Feldman Lois Wilson Marie Christley Betty Jean Herman for care at the local hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Phyllis June Steifel
Wampum Avenue
Elizabeth Loos
Third Street
Esther Molly Feldman
Fifth Street
Lois Wilson
Byng Street
Marie Christley
Park Avenue
Betty Jean Herman
Zelienople
Ellwood City Class Meeting to Be Held at Miss Taylor Home
Members of the Jane Caughey class of the Wurtemburg United Presbyterian Church will be entertained Thursday evening at the home of Miss Marjorie Taylor in Wurtemburg Heights. Miss Edith Worcester will lead the devotional period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Jane Caughey
Wurtemburg United Presbyterian Church
Marjorie Taylor
Wurtemburg Heights
Edith Worcester
Start Preliminary Work On Highway Route Changes
Zelienople plans relocation of the Perry highway route 19 with a new 400 foot viaduct over the B&O railroad and Connoquenessing creek. State crews drill 18 test holes near Connoquenessing creek to locate the foundation. project aims to shorten the route and remove dangerous curves near Harmony and Zelienople.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zelienople
Perry Highway
Route 19
State Highway Department
Connoquenessing Creek
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Passavant Farm
Harmony
Stauffer Farm
Meeting of Gaymode Club in Ellwood City
Members of the Gaymode Club met at Dorothy Stinson’s home on Glen Avenue for a delicious tureen dinner. Seventeen others attended and Mrs. D. W. Stinson assisted with serving. The business meeting was skipped for social time. The next gathering is set for July 2 at Mrs. Fred Kaldy’s home on the New Castle road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Gaymode Club
J. C. Penney Company
Dorothy Stinson
Glen Avenue
D. W. Stinson
Fred Kaldy
New Castle Road
Kiwanis Club Holds Weekly Meeting in Elwood City
Kiwanis club of Elwood City met as a whole committee at Trinity Lutheran Church last evening. The session discussed plans for future activities and heard a report on past events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Kiwanis Club
Trinity Lutheran Church
Girl Returns Home After Hospital Mastoid Operation
Alice Mae Buehler six year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Ford Buehler of McKim Street was discharged from Ellwood City hospital and brought home. She had a mastoid operation after a measles illness and her condition is now good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zelienople
Alice Mae Buehler
Ford Buehler
McKim Street
Ellwood City Hospital
Prayer Services Planned at Glad Tidings Tabernacle
Ellwood City reports prayer services set for Friday evening at Glad Tidings Tabernacle at 8 30 p m. Rev Frederick Rader of near Uniontown will lead the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Glad Tidings Tabernacle
S. T
Frederick Rader
Uniontown
Local Elks to Attend Sharon Installation Service
A number of local Elks travel to Sharon this evening for an installation service led by Emmanuel Zeman heading the delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Sharon
Emmanuel Zeman
Geneva College Grants Five Local B A Degrees
Five Ellwood City students received bachelor of arts degrees at Geneva College eighty third commencement in Reeves Stadium Beaver Falls Pa. Miss Ruth B Johnson 417 Spring avenue and William S Mentzer R F C No 1 are named among graduates. The ceremony accommodated large crowds with Geneva students noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Geneva College
Beaver Falls
Reeves Stadium
Crescent, Avenue
Ruth B. Johnson
Spring Avenue
William S. Mentzer
North Sewickley Grange Hosts Chippewa Grange Evening
North Sewickley Grange hosted a large gathering with Ruth and Howard Caven performing a duet and Belva Swick delivering a monologue. Mesdames Gillespie Hazen and others presented the play Grandma's Quilting Party as tea and refreshments followed. The Beaver Township Grange district attorney will speak, and the traveling gavel is presented by Clarion County Pomona members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
North Sewickley Grange
Chippewa Grange
Ruth
Howard Caven
Belva Jean Swick
Ward Elliott
T. N. Gillespie
Henshot
Henry McGraw
George Swick
G. N. Hazen
Fred Householder
James Boswell
Ruth Caven
Beaver Township
Beaver County
Clarion County Pomona
Ellport Council Meeting Addresses Street Safety and Dog Complaints
A street committee reported cars speeding on G Street endangering children. A golf petition by taxpayers was referred for action. Complaints about dogs destroying gardens were noted. The health officer reports a measles and chickenpox outbreak abated with only two cases remaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berg
Braeden Circle Meeting At Hazen Home
In Ellwood City on June 5 the Mary Braeden circle of the Wurtemburg United Presbyterian church met at Mrs. James Hazen home with twelve members and one guest Mrs. James Wimner. Mrs. J E Caughey led a Seed Corn mission book presentation. Plans were set for an ice cream supper on Thursday evening June 13 and refreshments were served by the hostess with Mrs. Wimner assisting. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Lester Pander home in Wurtemburg on Tuesday evening July 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
James Hazen
Mary Braeden
Wurtemburg United Presbyterian Church
James Wimner
J. E. Caughey
Lester Pander
Wurtemburg
Loyal Women’s Class Meeting in Ellwood City
The Loyal Women’s class of the First Christian church met at Mrs. Elizabeth Main’s Summitt avenue home with 16 present. A short business session followed by social time and a luncheon hosted by Mrs. Main with assistance from Mrs. Weller and Miss Marjorie Main. The next meeting is set for July on Fourth street at Mrs. Anna McKinley’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
First Christian Church
Elizabeth Main
Summitt Avenue
Anna McKinley
Fourth Street
Weller
Marjorie Main
Local social notes from Beaver Falls and area
Miss Stella Altsman of Beaver Falls visited friends in Ellport. Mrs. Etta McMunn of Ellport stayed at Frank Foreman’s in Smiley Stop. Ernest Peffer of Rockdale finished a relatives’ visit in Evans City. Mrs. Sarah DeWire of Pittsburgh concluded a visit at Sherman Young’s home in this city. Mr and Mrs Clarence Webster and granddaughter Peggy McLaugh were recent guests in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Altsman
Beaver Falls
Ellport
Etta McMunn
Frank Foreman
Smiley Stop
Ernest Peffer
Rockdale
Evans City
Sarah DeWire
Pittsburgh
Sherman Young
Clarence Webster
Peggy McLaugh
City
Directory of Visit Notices From Local Residents
Several families and individuals are listed visiting relatives and staying with friends across towns. Notable mentions include Mrs Edith McMunn hosting guests in Ellport and Rev and Mrs George Hobb wed in Rochester with Edith Shaner celebrating a 44th anniversary.
Castlewood Social Roundup Includes Local Visitors
Castlewood residents hosted and visited kin over Memorial Day weekend. Names include Harold Currie and Dale Currie of Weigle town, Doris Wilkinson of Rose Point, Ann Wepler, Russe and Leroy Knight of Highland Heights, Lucille Brown visiting from New Brighton, Helen Houk, Betty Currie, Virginia Long of New Castle, Claire Hogue, William Russell of Enon Valley, and Mrs Henry Smith of DuBois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Currie
Dale Currie
Weigletown
Doris Wilkinson
Rose Point
Ann Wepler
Russe
Leroy Knight
Highland Heights
Charles Heidish
Detroit
Mich
Lucille Brown
New Brighton
Carl Houk
Helen Houk
Little Washington
Betty Currie
Virginia Long
New Castle
J. A. Long
Claire Hogue
William Russell
Enon Valley
Castlewood
Henry Smith
DuBois
Five House Members to Probe Pennsylvania Police Departments
Speaker Wilson G. Larig named a five member committee to investigate police departments across Pennsylvania. The panel will study efficiency and crime prevention and detection methods for presentation to the 1937 legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mittee
Wilson G. Larig
Pennsylvania
Troop F Cavalry Camp Opens After Long Voyage
Troop F 103rd Cavalry arrives in Colebrook from New Castle after a six train convoy. The unit begins camp duties, conducts a road march, and promotes three soldiers Raymond F. Atkinson to Sergeant Henry W. Robinson to Stable Sergeant and Harvey K. Pollock to Corporal. The camp hosts 60 enlisted men with one furlough return, slight understaffing noted but confidence remains high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack B. Bryan
Colebrook
New Castle
Hollidaysburg
104Th Cavalry
Corp
Raymond F. Atkinson
Henry W. Robinson
Harvey K. Pollock
Ting
Measel
George F. Mitchell
Oklahoma Plant Has Code Troubles
In Muskogee Oklahoma the Muskogee Iron Works locked out 75 workers from the Structural and Ornamental Iron Workers' Union claiming no longer bound by union contracts after a supreme court NRA decision. The move triggered immediate violence with pickets threatening passersby and workers attempting to cross lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Muskogee
Okla
Supreme Court
NRA
Muskogee Iron Works
Structural and Ornamental Iron Workers’ Union
S. M. McManus
Also Mentioned on This Page
Roland McKenzie
Washington, D. C
Aga Kahn
Charles A. Smith
Sid
Id Brews
Long Island
Charles W. Perry
North Sewickley
Mrs. Harry Harris
Entertains
Mrs. Christley
Idella Jenness
Gaymode
Elks AT
O. F. Lodge
I. O. Éreer
Geneva
Ellport Council
Braeden Circle
HAZEN
Ellwood Personals
Thomas McGraw
Edenburg
Lloyd Moore
Wildwood
Edith McMunn
Lucy Boots
Frisco
Mary Bell
Katherine Stevenson
John Findley
George Corbin
Butler
Ralph McMunn
McMunn
Elgie Moore
Elktown
Doris Henry
Clara King
Avalon
Harry C. Whittmers
Peggy
Davey
New Kensington
J. A. Gallaher
W. S. Cowan
Wurtemburg Road
George Hobb
Edith Shaner
Rochester
Jess Anawalt
Arthur Wilkinson
Lois Joyce
George W. Wilson
Charles Dronsfield
E. L. Dimeo
Keystone Way
T. R. Boslay
Florence
Ala
T. C. McDonald
Samuel Baker
Wampum Road
Tut
Mom
By Crawford Young
Clara
PNCA
Stubby
Oklahoma
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