Religious Circles Gather in Beaver Falls Church
In Beaver Valley Presbyter y societies will meet at College Hill church Beaver Falls. Members of the Highland society are expected to attend. Saturday afternoon and evening this week the First U P church hosts the annual spring convention of Builders and Fellowship groups of Beaver Valley Y P C U for high school and forum participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Valley
College Hill
Beaver Falls
Highland Society
U. P
Churches Scheduled for Children’s Day Observance
Notices urge churches to observe Children’s Day on the second Sunday of June and submit programs to The News by 2 p.m. Wednesday June 7 for publication. Entries should be one side only and typed if possible.
Salvation Army Weekly Evening Activities Schedule
Salvation Army announces weekly events with Corps Cadets Soldiers Meeting on Tuesday at 7 p m Girl Guards and Boy's Club on Wednesday at 7 p m Home League on Thursday at 7 30 p m Open-air and Holiness meetings on Friday at 7 30 p m Open-air gathering on Long avenue Saturday at 7 30 p m Lara Dibble prayer group meets Friday at 2 30 p m with Mrs Wallie Davis 627 John street
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Salvation Army
Corps
Girl Guards
Long Avenue
First Baptist
Lara Dibble
Wallie Davis
John Street
Croton Avenue M E Ladies Aid Meeting Schedule
Croton Avenue M E Unit No 3 will meet this evening at Mrs Foster McEwen 112 North Bay. Unit No 2 meets Tuesday evening with Mrs L E Hough Ne Shannock Avenue Extension. Ladies Aid meets Wednesday 2 PM in the junior room. Official board nominating and finance committees meet Wednesday after mid week prayer. Woman's Home Missionary society meets Thursday evening at Mrs T Armstrong Croton Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croton Avenue
M. E
Ladies Aid Society
Foster McEwen
North Bay Street
L. E. Hough
Neshannock Avenue
Woman's Home Missionary Society
T. ©. Armstrong
Prayer Meetings Scheduled At Mission This Week
Tuesday and Thursday evenings feature gatherings at the mission with prayer and young people's meeting led by Proctor. Saturday schedules a final prayer session at the mission for the weekend community.
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Mission
Tce Proctor
Central Presbyterian SOD Girls Meet Tonight at Church
The S. of D. girls will gather Tuesday night at 8 o'clock in Central Presbyterian Church with hostesses Mrs. Charles McCollum Mrs. Lowrie Wilson Mrs. Sam Hague and Mrs. William Coryea. O U society meets with Mrs. Florence Wood Northview Avenue Thursday at 8 o'clock and Friday at 2 pm. Woman's Missionary society assembles in church parlor led by Mrs. Camblin with hosts Mrs. Jones and Mrs. Mayers.
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Central Presbyterian
S. of D
Charles McCollum
Lowrie Wilson
Sam Hague
William Coryea
O. U. Society
Florence Wood
Northview Avenue
Woman's Missionary Society
Camblin Leader
Jones
Mayers
Willing Workers Bible Class Meets at Mrs Lloyd's Home
Willing Workers Tuesday evening at 7 30 will gather for the Emanuel Baptist church Bible class at the home of Mrs Thomas Lloyd on Electric street.
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Willing Workers Bible Class
Emanuel Baptist Church
Thomas Lloyd
Electric Street
Church Group Meetings Schedule
Tuesday at 7 45 p m teachers and officers of the church school. Thursday at 2 p m Troop V 55 Boy Scouts assemble for supper hike, held at the Guild room if rainy.
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Church School
V-55
Weekly Circle Activities Schedule At 316 Northview
Tuesday events include World Friendship Circle with Miss Jane Taylor at 316 Northview Avenue and a business session at 2 30 p m. Also a Randolph Circle quilting in the morning. Wednesday features Guild sewing all day with a 1 p m luncheon and annual officer election. Thursday lists Stephenson Circle with Mrs David Taylor at 316 Northview Avenue at 7 45 p m and Moody Men's class at the church at 8 p m. Friday has Deaconess Board meeting at 2 p m at the Deaconess Home and Mothers Circle at Mrs David Taylor's home at 316 Northview Avenue at 2 30 p m.
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Randolph Circle
World Friendship Circle
Jane Taylor
Northview Avenue
Guild
Stephenson Circle
David Taylor
Moody
Phillips Street
Mothers’ Circle
Highland U P Missionary Society Meets Tonight
Highland U P The Jean Hill Williamson Missionary Society will meet at Mrs. Jay L Reed's home at 1207 North Mercer Street tonight. The United Presbyterian prayer group will gather Tuesday at 10 30 in the Second U P church and Thursday marks the Pioneer U P C U spring convention event.
Church society and study groups schedule changes
Tuesday evening the Women's Home and Foreign Missionary Society will meet in the Sunday school room at 7 30. Thursday evening the Crusaders Bible study at 6 45 and the Young People's Bible study at 7 30. Also that evening the Young Men's Male Chorus will practice following Bible study.
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Women’s Home and Foreign Missionary Society
Crusaders
Local Auxiliary Picnics and Meetings Scheduled This Week
Hershey Auxiliary hosts a 6 pm picnic at Mrs. Louis B. Round 410 Clen Moore Boulevard with Mrs. O P Brown and others assisting and Mrs A A Webb leading devotions Patterson Auxiliary plans a 6 pm Tuesday dinner at Mrs Lynn Betts Mt Jackson Road Mizpah society gathers Tuesday 7 30 pm at Mrs W R Conover 112 South Pine St Miss Fannie Perry leads devotions Richardson Bible class meets Wednesday after prayer meeting with Miss Margaret Hice in charge and hostesses Sam Fitzgerald Ben Wise Maurice Triplett Helena Auxiliary picnic at Mrs C R Scherer Mt Jackson Road Friday 12 30 pm with Mrs C N Moore conducting devotions and assisting hosts Nettie Matheny C G Martin L H Gordon H H Beck
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Hershey
Louis B. Round
Clen Moore Boulevard
O. P. Brown
Pearl Dufford
D. H. Long
C. F. McDowell
S. W. Perry
C . Trainor
A. A. Webb
Patterson
Lynn Betts
Mt. Jackson Road
Mizpah Society
W. R. Conover
South Pine Street
Fannie Perry
Richardson Bible Class
Margaret Hice
Sam Fitzgerald
Ben Wise
Maurice Triplett
Helena
C. R. Sherer
C. N. Moore
Nettie Matheny
C. G. Martin
L. H. Gordon
H. H. Beck
Section Seven Meeting at Mrs Troutman’s Home
First Baptist church Section Seven will convene Thursday at 2 p m in the home of Mrs Eliza N Troutman located at 11 Madison avenue in the Seventh ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Eliza N. Troutman
Madison Avenue
Seventh Ward
Queen Esthers Meet in Parsonage on Adams Street
The Queen Esthers plan an evening meeting with Mrs. Harold McCurdy at the parsonage on Adams Street. The Harrison Street unit schedules a Wednesday picnic at noon at Mrs. Norman Clark's home in Walma. The Superior Street unit will gather Wednesday evening after prayer meeting.
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Harold McCurdy
Adams Street
Harrison Street
Norman Clark
Walma
Superior Street
Church Activities Schedule This Week
Wednesday events include a children's Bible class at 5 p m and a Junior Young People Society meeting with catechumen reception at 6 30. Thursday features Sunday School teachers gathering at the parsonage at 7 30 p m. Saturday offers a catechetical class starting at 9 a m.
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Young People’s Society
Community group schedules and meetings
St Pauls Lutheran activities include Senior Luther League Tuesday at p.m. Ladies Aid Wednesday at 2 30 p m at Miss Catherine Treser’s home West Grant street Boy Scouts Wednesday at 7 30 p Brotherhood meeting Thursday at Brickner farm with members meeting at the church 6 30 p m and departing for the farm at 6 45 p m sharp
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Lutheran Senior Luther League
Ladies Aid
Catherine Treser
West Grant Street
Boy Scouts
Brotherhood
Brickner Farm
Missionary and Circle Picnic and Meetings Announced
The Dorcas Missionary society holds its annual picnic this evening at Cascade Park at 6 30. The Mary and Martha Circle meets Tuesday at 7 30 for its June gathering in Alice Roberts residence 127 Englewood avenue with Mary Gaston assisting. The Beaver Valley Presbytery young people societies plan their summer convention at this church on Saturday.
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U. P
Dorcas Missionary Society
Cascade Park
Mary and Martha Circle
Alice Roberts
Englewood Avenue
Mary Gaston
Young People Societies of
Beaver Valley
Births Announcement Note Includes Signatures
A births notice appears requiring the writer to sign with name and address and provide the doctor’s name. The column will publish only signed announcements with complete medical attribution.
Multiple Births Reported in Local Hospitals on June 2 4
Birth announcements from Jameson Memorial and New Castle hospitals list several families welcoming daughters and sons. Notable entries include Ronald Mc Coy and spouse on June 4, Jacob H. Kline and Croton avenue on June 4, David Van Eman on June 3, Andrew Lenhart on June 3, Angelo Chiafullo on June 4, Arthur Owens on June 3, and Rev. and Mrs. Charles O. Thompson’s daughter Ruth Marguerite born June 2 in Yonkers, N Y.
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Ronald McCoy
Smithfield Street
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Jacob H. Kline
Croton Avenue
David van Eman
Andrew Lenhart
Court Street
Angelo Chiafullo
New Castle
New Castle Hospital
Arthur Owens
Arlington Avenue
C. R. Thompson
Euclid Avenue
Charles O. Thompson
Yonkers
N. Y
Ruth Marguerite
Homich-Noss Wedding Takes Place Today
Miss Lillian Homich and Herbert M Noss wed at St Josephs church in a ring ceremony. Attendants included Mildred Donegan. best man William Thompson. After a wedding breakfast, the couple will reside at 718 Cumberland avenue. Out-of-town guests attended from several cities. A June 8 school event followed by a tureen dinner was announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Josephs Church
Lillian Homich
Friendship Street
Herbert M Noss
Cumberland Avenue
Helen Black
Canton
Peter Shirra
Mildred Donegan
William Thompson
New Castle High
New Castle Business College
Margaret L. Henry
Isaly
Diamond
Ashtabula
Youngstown
Sharon
Johnstown
Wilmington
Del
Chester
Emerys Host Anniversary Dinner for Householders
Mr and Mrs Norman H Emery of Mahoningtown R D 8 hosted twelve at a family dinner to honor Mrs Householder and Mr Householder of Wampum on their twenty seventh wedding anniversary. The day included informal visiting and greetings from well wishers. Special guest Miss Betty Boots of Newport attended.
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Norman H. Emery
Mahoningtown
R. D
Daughters of Lydia Hold Final Meeting
The Daughters of Lydia met at First Presbyterian Church at 3 pm Saturday for the last meeting until September. President Mrs Albert Street led the program. Mrs Henrietta Woods spoke on Latin America and Mexicans in the U S A and Mrs J J Madigan described a native Brazilian wedding. Refreshments were served by several members.
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Lydia
First Presbyterian Church
Albert Street
Henrietta Woods
U.S. A
J. J. Madigan
C. E. Brinser
E. A. DeLay
Percy Smith
Miss Woods
Evening Party at Vaughn Home on Gibson Avenue
Mr and Mrs W S Vaughn hosted a social evening at their Gibson avenue residence on Saturday with informal pastimes, cards, and music followed by a luncheon. Card winners were Mr and Mrs Paul Rinker and Mr and Mrs Lloyd Wimner, with Mrs Otis Branscome helping serve.
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Vaughn
Gibson Avenue
Paul Rinker
Lloyd Wimner
Otis Branscome
Piano Recital by Mrs Glenn McCracken at Sumner Ave
Mrs Glenn McCracken hosted a Sunday afternoon piano recital at 420 Sumner Avenue starting 3 PM attended by about 60 people. Performers included Lois Leach James Furst Joan Miler George Reid Natalie Rowland Margaret Muir Isabel Braham Peggy Thayer Helen Graham Jean Kelly Jane Lee Lina Lee William Wallace Betty Milliken Geraldine Anderson Dorothy Gormley Smith with Miss Smith as guest soloist presenting two groups. Mrs Jay L Reid assisted.
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Glenn McCracken
Sumner Avenue
Lois Leach
James Furst
Joan Miler
George Reid
Natalie Rowland
Margaret Muir
Isabel Braham
Peggy Thayer
Helen Graham
Jean Kelly
Jane Lee
Lina Lee
William Wallace
Betty Milliken
Geraldine Anderson
Dorothy Gormley Smith
Miss Smith
Jay L. Reid
Number Please club holds Sunday hike and plans July meeting
Number Please club members enjoyed a Sunday hike at 5 30 pm along Butler road. A tasty lunch followed. The next meeting is set for June 15 at the home of Mrs Daisy Richards on Morton street.
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Number Please Club
Butler Road
Daisy Richards
Morton Street
Rose of Sharon class meets at Croton church home
Members of the Rose of Sharon class of the Croton M E church will meet Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. Vane Johns of East Brook. Cars will meet at the home of Mrs. Frank Doerr of Croton Avenue at 8 o clock.
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Rose of Sharon
Croton
Pythian Sisters Plan Tuesday Meeting and Memorial Service
The Pythian Sisters will meet Tuesday at 8 o'clock in the Malta hall for their annual memorial service honoring departed members. Officers, taking part in the service, will assemble at 7 prior to the event.
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Malta Hall
City to award contract for sewer materials on South First
The council planned to award this afternoon a contract for the purchase of materials for the proposed construction by the city and the WPA of a sanitary sewer on South First street.
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Council
South First Street
Harlansburg W C T U hosts Silver Tea at school
The social and Bible committees of the Harlansburg W C T U staged a Silver Tea in the Harlansburg Consolidated School on Thursday evening. Esther Eakins directed the music with the town orchestra performing "America" and a talking program on temperance and Bible teaching for youth led by Mrs Bertha Eakins and Rev Cheeseman followed by further music.
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Harlansburg
City council names Shepp temporary officer for 10 days
In a morning session at the municipal building, Charles A. Shepp was named a temporary police officer for a 10 day term. Mayor Charles E. McGrath led the recommendation as council discussed upcoming temporary additions to police and fire departments during vacation periods.
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Charles A. Shepp
Charles E. McGrath
Sclons
J. Myron Rice
Gardner Community Notables Share Memorial Day Activities
Gardner residents report family visits and holiday trips for Memorial Day. Scott Mayrs of West Middlesex hosts a visit from Gardner relatives. Thomas Shaffer and family travel to Conneaut Lake. A new baby joins Victor and Gardner Hanna, with Mrs. Hanna cared for by Mrs. Paul Dean. Peggy Moore has tonsil surgery at Jameson Memorial. Relatives visit from West Middlesex and Xenia, Ohio. Gardner Community Circle hosts an open home by Charles Longacre and quilting by Mrs. Longacre. Local trips include Niagara Falls. Ruby Zeigler and Malinda Walker travel to Binghamton for graduation at Davis Memorial Bible School. Calvary Gospel Tabernacle members Johnny Fleck and Merle Watkins graduate.
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Harry Gibson
Gardner
Scott Mayrs
West Middlesex
Thomas Shaffer
Conneaut Lake
Thomas
Victor Hanna
Paul Dean
New Castle
Hanna
Peggy Lou Moore
Philip Moore
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Edward Shaffer
Pittsburgh Road
Ralph Boyd
Robert Davis
Xenia
Ohio
Davis
Florence Hurley
Roy Shaffer
Samuel Shaffer
Sammy
Pulaski Road
Charles Longacre
Gardner Community
Refugees Trip From Germany Suddenly Ends
More than 200 Jewish refugees bound for Cuba aboard the liner Orinocco were landed in Hamburg by order of the Hamburg American Line after Havana barred Jewish entrants. The ship continued to Havana as refugees, many planning to return to German homes, faced uncertain futures. A separate Costa Rica report noted Jewish refugees aboard the St Louis awaiting fate after expiring three month permits and looming expulsion decree.
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International News Service
Hamburg
Germany
Cuba
Havana
The
Reich
St. Louis
Lawrence Berenson
National Coordinating Committee of
New York
Bro
San Jose
Costa Rica
Roosevelt third term draft movement shows waning support
The piece argues that Farley may not endorse a third term, making the draft idea unsustainable regardless of Roosevelt’s Western trip. It notes limited favorable responses from key figures, with only subservient New Deal Senators and some labor leaders backing it. The author suggests Roosevelt likely won't seek the 1940 nomination, weakening the draft movement's vitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Farley
Mr. Roosevelt
Earl Browder
Communist Party
Roosevelt
Parley
Farley
Trustees' Meeting Attendance By Knoxville College Officers
Dr T J McFate a Knoxville College trustee and his wife depart Tuesday morning to attend the trustees annual commencement on the Knoxville campus Wednesday and Thursday. The college is a colored institution supported by the United Presbyterian church. They plan to return Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. McFate
Park Avenue
Knoxville College
Knoxville
Tennn
Supreme Court says anti-child labor amendment still pending
Washington reports the Supreme Court declares the federal constitution amendment barring child labor remains before the states for ratification. The measure was submitted to state legislatures and awaits action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Washington
Supreme Court Today
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