Awards Made To Union Students
MISS SARAH LOUDEN HONORED BY SCHOOL AT UNION HIGH SCHOOL. At a Friday assembly, music and athletic awards were given to students for service in orchestra, chorus, and sports. Coach Robert Duff and Miss Sarah Louden presented honors. Louden will leave teaching at term end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Louden
Union High School
Robert Duff
Rod Edwards
Jack Pattison
Marsh Miller
Robert Elmore
Frank McGrew
George Heckart
Dorothy Abbott
Ralph Baird
Janet Greene
Marian Allen
Patricia Allen
Kathryn Todd
Russell Bowers
William King
Robert McKinney
Robert Bentley
Helen Sacabiel
Edwin Corbin
Earl Reynolds
George Mic
David M. Boyd
Joe Woitowicz
Paul McClenahan
Archie Davies
Floyd Robinson
Charles Sypolt
Bob Elmore
Howard Cochran
Wilbur Denny
Bob Stevenson
Lew Melnyk
Joe Ostrosky
Lois Cochran
Ann Williams
Dot Robinson
Virginia Travers
Frances Glasser
Wanda Kahanski
Miss Louden
Boyd
Church Services and Schedules From Two Parishes
The Presbyterian church lists Sunday school at 9 45 with P W Griffin as general supervisor and Frank B Beale supervising the Primary Department. Morning service with sermon at 11, Junior and Intermediate Society at 7, evening service and sermon at 8 led by Rev W J Engle. St Anthony's church observes an early mass at 9 30 with pastor Rev Fr N Pirulli in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
P. W. Griffin
Frank B. Beale
W. J. Engle
St. Anthony's Church
Fr. N. Pirulli
Social Evening At Northview Home Hosts Sawalla Club
Mrs. Anna Jones on Northview avenue welcomed Sawalla club members for an informal social night. Cards determined top score prizes to Mrs. J. R. Boughter and Mrs. Samuel Boughter. A repast followed. Mrs. James Massie of South Bay street will host in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Jones
Northview Avenue
Sawalla Club
J. R. Boughter
Samuel Boughter
James Massie
South Bay Street
East Side Garden Club Meets at Mrs McKnight’s Home
Next Wednesday the East Side Garden club will meet at 1 PM in Mrs Earl McKnight’s Adams Street home. A fine afternoon program is planned and there will be an exchange of annual plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Side Garden Club
Earl McKnight
Adams Street
Weekend callers tour Hribar home across three states
Mr. and Mrs. Blass Odar of Canton Ohio Mrs Winters John Pozum Stanley Pozum and Miss Ann Pasic of Cleveland Ohio John Meelich Anne Meelich of Carbon Pennsylvania Stanley Hribar of Niles Ohio and Frances Steber of East Palestine were callers at the home of Mr and Mrs Louis Hribar over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blass Odar
Canton, O
Winters
John Pozum
Stanley Pozum
Ann Pasic
Cleveland, O
John Meelich
Anne Meelich
Carbon
Stanley Hribar
Niles, O
Frances Steber
East Palestine
Louis Hribar
Friends enjoy day trip to Mill Creek Idora Park
A large group gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Will D. Grace then motored to Mill Creek and Idora Park in Youngstown Ohio where they enjoyed a picnic dinner. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. John Maiers and family Virgina Paul Merle Dean and Keith. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Bracken and sons of Sligo Pennsylvania. Russell Black of Bradford Pennsylvania. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Groce and daughter Joan of New Middletown Ohio. and Mrs. Will Groce of Bessemer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will D. Grace
Mill Creek
Idora Park
Youngstown
John Maiers
Virgina
Paul
Merle
Dean
Keith
Dale Bracken and Sons
Sligo
Russell Black
Bradford
Ivan Groce
Joan
New Middletown
Will Groce
Bessemer
Birthday surprise for Mrs. John Maiers in Sligo Pa
A large group of friends and relatives traveled to Sligo Pennsylvania to surprise Mrs. John Maiers on her birthday anniversary. The visitors included Mrs. Will Groce of Bessemer Mr and Mrs Merle Groce and children of New Castle Mr and Mrs Ivan Grace and daughter Joanne of New Middletown. The group presented a lamp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sligo
John Maiers
Will Groce
Bessemer
Merle Groce
New Castle
Ivan Grace
Joanne
New Middletown
Third U P church section meeting at East New Castle
Section C Y L B of the Third U P church met Friday at Mrs Grace Kellys home in East New Castle. Mrs Iva Kennedy led devotionals and the business session. Gifts brought were sold for the section and refreshments were served by the hostess with two helpers. A Cascade Park family picnic is planned for July 1 at 6 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. P
Grace Kelly
East New Castle
Iva Kennedy
Mary McConahy
Luella Reiber
Spaghetti Supper Honors WPA Mechanics In District Office
Earl W. Dean an instructor in diesel engines and auto mechanics with the Adult Education Division of WPA and Mrs. Dean hosted the education office staff at their Epworth street home on Thursday evening. A table for ten with spring flowers provided a festive setting and J. W. Moorehead District 14 Relief Administrator attended as a special guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl W. Dean
W.P.A
Birth Announcement for Gale Glassel’s Daughter in New Castle
Mr and Mrs Gale Glassel of New Castle formerly of Bessemer announce the arrival of a daughter at New Castle hospital Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gale Glassel
New Castle
Bessemer
New Castle Hospital
Club members to host H. H. and H meeting at Pence home
All members of the H. H and H club will act as hostesses at a meeting planned for next Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Homer Pence on North Beaver Street. The venue was changed from Mrs. Cy Preston’s Crawford Avenue due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H and H. Club
H. H. and H Club
Homer Pence
North
Beaver Street
Cy Preston
Crawford Avenue
Weekend visits and trips in Sligo area
Miss Twyla Groce returns to Sligo after visiting her parents on North Main street. Mr and Mrs Axel Pearson drove from Monaca Pennsylvania to memorial day guests at Mrs Oscar Anderson’s home. Lenard and Rose Lombardo of Hillsville stay with grandparents Ernest Farina family. Edwin Nelson of Youngstown motored to Sligo and visited the Pearson home on North Main street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twyla Groce
Sligo
W. D. Groce
North Main Street
Axel Pearson
Monaca
Oscar Anderson
Lenard Lombardo
Rose Lombaro
Hillsville
Ernest Farina
Edwin Nelson
Youngstown
Edward
G. G. G. club girls enjoy dinner and theatre trip
The G. G. G. club girls had a pleasant Friday evening dinner and theatre party in Youngstown Ohio. On returning to New Castle they planned a June 11 meeting at Mrs Arthur Lundys home 235 North Bay street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. G. G. Club
Youngstown
New Castle
Arthur Lundy
North Bay Street
Thanks for kindness during our bereavement
The Anthony George family expresses gratitude to friends neighbors and relatives for sympathy and floral tributes and for cars donated during their recent bereavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony George
Notice of Personal Responsibility Declared
Notice states the signer will not be responsible for debts contracted by anyone other than themselves. Frank Wojciechowski Jr addresses the declaration from R. D. 7 New Castle Pennsylvania Local 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wojciechowski, JR
R. D
New Castle
New Castle Hospital Campaign Club Meets Monday
Members of the New Castle Hospital Campaign club will meet Monday at 8 o'clock in the Elks club rooms for their regular monthly event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle Hospital
Elks Club
Tureen Dinner At Mrs J R Mears Home
A tureen dinner will be held at the home of Mrs J R Mears on Butler Avenue next Wednesday evening at seven o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Mears
Butler Avenue
Moonlight 500 Club Hosts Welcome Evening
Mrs. F H Johnson will welcome the Moonlight 500 Club at her Allen Street home next Thursday evening keeping a social gathering in a small community setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moonlight 500 Club
F. H.johnson
Allen Street
Mrs Patton Hosts E E E E Club On County Line
Mrs William Patton of County Line Street will entertain E E E E club members at her home Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Patton
County Line Street
E. E. E. E. Club
Children’s Day Program at Madison Christian Church
Sunday evening program at 7 45 features a full Children’s Day service with choir songs and multiple readings. Students from Junior and Primary groups perform recitations duets and exercises while ministers give invocations and announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Avenue Christian Church
Opportunity Circle Meets On Friday
Mrs. R. W. Hamilton hosted the Opportunity Circle of the Presbyterian church on West Madison avenue for their monthly meeting. Devotionals were led by Mrs. G. H Scheidemantle and the group discussed The West Indies with reviews of study books for the year. One new member, Mrs. Grant Shaffer, attended. the next meeting is July 2 with location to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Hamilton
Opportunity Circle
The
Presbyterian Church
West Madison Avenue
G. H Scheidemantle
Gertrude Marshall
Harry Morrison
West Indies
F. W. Guy
W. F. McClurg
Grant Shaffer
East Madison and Cedar Church Services Announced
Corner of East Madison avenue and North Cedar street Rev C H Hagadorn pastor Miss Jane Kyle director of music Sunday school at 9 45 a m superintendent Q E Davy in charge Morning worship at 11 with sermon Gods Workmen in keeping with Joash Sunday Junior sermon The Pilot Wheel Evening worship at 745 with Epworth League anniversary service
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
Madison Avenue
North Cedar Street
C. H Hagadorn
Jane Kyle
Q. E. Davy
Contentment Sermon at Cedar Cherry Church Service Times
Corner at North Cedar and East Cherry streets announces Rev. D C Schnebly as pastor. Sunday school at 9 45 led by superintendent Arthur Walker. Morning worship at 11 features the sermon Contentment. Junior Endeavor at 2 30 and Senior Endeavor at 6 45. No evening service due to Cathedral baccalaureate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Cedar
East Cherry Streets
D. C. Schnebly
Arthur Walker
In-Service Training Session Set for June 8
Announcement states Lawrence County Adult Education Division W P A will hold an in service training session for teachers on Tuesday June 8 at Y W in The News. By mail one year five dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence County Adult Education Division
W.P.A
Y. W. In
West Madison Avenue Bible School and Services
Reverend Milton F. Shearer leads Bible school at 9 45 a m under superintendent Bob Park. Morning worship at 10 45 with a Young People’s meeting at 6 45 and a Children's Day program at 7 45 in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Avenue
Milton FE. Shearer
Bob Park
Parish Service Schedule at Corner of Second and Clayton
Rev. Fr. A. P. Scholz presides with Masses at 8 30 and 10 30 a m Christian Doctrine class at 1 30 p m on the corner of Second and Clayton streets centered in parish activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second and
Clayton Streets
A. P. Scholz
SEVENTH WARD PERSONAL S
Donnie Wingfield of East Cherry street is confined to his home by illness. Several residents, including Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Kerr and Mrs. George Benson of Bessemer, visited on Thursday. Phillip Ross of South Wayne street was admitted to New Castle hospital for treatment. Mrs. Jessie Wilson of Pittsburgh visits the Clark home on Mt. Jackson road. Mr. and Mrs. George Meyer of West Madison avenue returned from Florida. Mr. and Mrs. John Davis and son Charles of Aliquippa visit their mother on North Cedar street. Harriet Steen returns home on West Madison avenue after a week with her daughter in Cumberland, Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Kerr
George Benson
Bessemer
Phillip Ross
South Wayne Street
New Castle Hospital
Jessie Wilson
Pittsburgh
C. H. Clark
Mt. Jackson Road
George Meyer
West Madison Avenue
Florida
John Davis
Charles
Aliquippa
C. W. Davis
North Cedar Street
Harriet Steen
Lee Winter
Cumberland, Md
Anniversary Service At Methodist Church
The Mahoning M. E. church will host an anniversary service Sunday at 7 45 p m. The Croton M. E. church dramatic club performs a religious play and the choir directed by Miss Jane Kyle provides special music during the evening hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Mahoning
Green Light Class Dinner Meeting at Mahoning Church
Members of the Green Light class of Mahoning M E church gathered at Mrs. C A DeRemer’s home on Blanchard street for a dinner meeting. Walter Jolley presided as plans were made for a July 4 picnic at Nashua Park and a $3 contribution to the Joash fund. The evening featured games and contests after a formal program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Light
Mahoning M. E. Church
C. A. DeRemer
Blanchard Street
Walter Jolley
Nashua Park
Sacred Heart Parish Masses on Sunday
Corner of North Cedar street and East Wabash avenue Reverend Father Ippolito, pastor. Masses at 8 30 and 10 30 a m Sunday School at 2 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Cedar Street
East Wabash Avenue
Ippolito
Festival Review At Aiken School Closes Term
About 200 parents attended the W. N Aiken school festival on Pearson street. Students designed decorations costumes and acted with Miss Anna R. Perry and teachers Leona Sankey Peg Hemphill and Doris Shenken directing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. N Aiken
Pearson Street
Anna R. Perry
Leona Sankey
Peg Hemphill
Doris Shenken
W. N. Aiken School
Y W C A Notes social at joint club gathering
Thursday evening the Square Circle club of the Y W C A joined the Blue Triangle and Good Will Graduates for a card party. An old hat game sparked fun as partners swapped hats during play. Plans called for a June 10 dinner and theatre party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Square Circle Club
Blue = Triangle club
Good Will
Business Girls Council Meeting Sets Election in Y W C A
On Monday night at 8 the Business Girls Council will meet in the Y W C A to elect a secretary treasurer and registrar for the Western Pennsylvania Business Girls Conference to be held in New Castle on Sunday June 13. The fall conference will also be in this city. The local council includes officers from Blue Triangle Club Goodwill Graduates club and Square Circle. Three delegates will be allowed for each club. Mrs Mildred Porter of the Blue Triangle club chairs the conference committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Girls Council
Western Pennsylvania Business Girls Conference
New Castle
Blue ‘Triangle Club
Goodwill Graduates Club
Square Circle
Business Girls’ Organization
Mildred Porter
Blue Triangle Club
Birth Announcements Policy Notice
Birth notices require signed correspondence with the writer’s name and address and must include the name of the doctor.
Birth notices in Warren and Ellwood City hospitals
Born to Mr and Mrs Edward Campbell of Warren Ohio a son in Jameson Memorial hospital June 5. Born to Mr and Mrs Howard Gilmore of RF D No 8 a son in Jameson Memorial hospital June 5. Born to Mr and Mrs Arthur Younger of Front street a son in Jameson Memorial hospital June 4. Born to Mr and Mrs Charles Johnson of Highland avenue a son in Jameson Memorial hospital June 4. Mr and Mrs Paul Duffy of RF D No 3 Ellwood City announce arrival of a son in New Castle hospital today June 5. Mr and Mrs Gerald McCoy 415 Norwood avenue announce birth of a daughter June 4 in Jameson Memorial hospital. Mrs McCoy will be remembered as Twila Kaufman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Campbell
Warren, O
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Howard Gilmore
Arthur Younger
Front Street
Jamemeson Memorial Hospital
Charles Johnson
Highland Avenue
Paul Duffy
Ellwood City
New Castle Hospital
Gerald McCoy
Norwood Avenue
McCoy
Twila Kaufman
Mrs Picarelli Improves After Near Edenburg Crash
Mrs. Mary Picarelli of Lowellville is improving at Jameson Memorial hospital after a automobile crash near Edenburg more than a month ago. Initially feared the leg would have to be amputated, but the danger is now believed past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Picarelli
Lowellville
Edenburg
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Croton Avenue Service Led by Rev Charlies Miller
Rev Charlies Miller of Naz arene church Rochester Pa will conduct services at 923 Croton Avenue Sunday afternoon at 2 30 assisted by Rev Helen Wilson camp evangelist musician and singer Special music by Wilson and Edith McCrea on piano and guitar
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies Miller
The
Nazarene Church
Rochester
Croton Avenue
Helen Wilson
Rev Wilson
Edith McCrea
Mission Board Meeting And Evening Service Planned
The official board of the Christian and Missionary Alliance will meet in the church at 7 30 oclock this evening. The Savannah M F church service Sunday evening will be led by the Standard Bearers and include a missions talk by Mrs. C S Hart of New Castle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Savannah M. F
Stroke Fatal To Woman On Friday
Coroner Orville Potter was summoned to the home of Mrs. Bell Whitworth age 69 of R F D No 2 Lowellville near the Pennsylvania line in Mahoning township to investigate her death Indications pointed to a stroke of apoplexy She was taken ill about 3 o clock in the afternoon and died at ? She leaves her husband Benjamin Whitworth They came to Mahoning township from Ravenna Ohio about two months ago neighbors stated
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville Potter
Bell Whitworth
Lowellville
Pennsylvania Line
Mahoning Township
Benjamin Whitworth
Ravenna
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Music and Athletic Departments
Mahoningtown
Kc-25e
Grace Moore
With Gary Grant
Devil’s Playground
Richard DIX
Ranger Courage
Bob Allen
Blionde
Glenda Farrell
Barton MacLane
Winifred Shaw
Jane Wyman
WM. Boyd
Cassidy
Shenango
Shenango Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
H. H. and
H. Club
Bessemer Notes
G. G. G. Club Girls
Axe’s
North Mill St
N. C. Hospital Campaign Club
Seventh Ward News
Madison Christian Church
Robert Park
Milton E. Shearer
Stephen Hutnick
Nellie Park
Bernice Ringer
Albert Morse
Kenneth
Keith Douds
Margaret Louise
Glenna Mae McCracken
Maxine Calvert
Phyllis
Ruth Ringer
Maxine Smoot
Delphine Jones
God
Presbyterian Missionary Meeting
AETNA
IZE
Etna Casualty & Surety Company
Hartford, Conn
McBride -Shannon Co
E. Washington St
ST. Margaret's Church
Seventh Ward Personals
Donnie Wingfield
East Cherry Street
Methodist Church
Methodist
ST. Lucy'’S Church
Aiken School
Y. W. C. A. Notes
NORGE
Lawrence County
Peter B. Kyne
George Brent
Anita Louise
Pere Roly
Alliance Church
Savannah Service
Potter
America
Clark Gable
Carole Lombard
Dorothy Mackaill
Wesley Buggies
Ely Ber S
Ife Parking
Lawrence Auto CO
Cabuel
Edward Everett Horton
Harry Leon Wilson
ORL
George Oo’brien
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