Elks Plan Flag Day Parade In Ellwood City
Elks meet at Crescent avenue home to finalize plans for a mammoth Flag Day parade in Ellwood City on June 14. About 18 organizations signaled participation, with New Castle Elks lodge and 42 fire companies invited. preparations include route length estimates and a meeting of Valley Elks chairmen on Friday June 7. Col W A Gance to speak on Defending Our Flag as part of the day's program.
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Ellwood City
Eilks
Crescent Avenue
Aul Cartwright
Merit. Book
New Castle Elks’ Lodge
Robert Henry
Fire Department
Burgess William McGlincy
New Castle
Gray Gordon
Valley Elks' Committees
Ellwood Elks Club
Joseph Eckert
Merit
Paul Cartwright
Col
W. A. Gance
99Th Division
Jos
J. Eckert
William McGliney
Max Groden
Harry Turner
Reformed Church Picnic Planned
Ellwood City June 6 Officers and teachers of Immanuel Reformed church met at Ewing Park grove for a picnic dinner and business session with thirty five present. R T Sitler led, Bible school report given, and plans made for the annual Sunday school picnic at Ewing Park on Saturday June 32. Committees named for sports transportation dinner class finance and more. A Christian flag was to be made. next meeting set for Tuesday July 9 at the park with a hamburg fry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Immanuel Reformed Church
Ewing Park Grove
R. T. Sitler
Merle Means
Charles McKim
Edwin Powell
Walter Moon
Jesse Fehl
James Mackey
W. G. Duncan
Dioner
Emma Schaffner
George C. Nicklas
F. D. Powell
Charles Metz
Hamburg Fry
Frisco
Ellwood
Franklin Township
Dee PaArment
de Mreinen
Mrs Bert Wallace Guest Of Club In Ellwood City
Ellwood City June 5 Mrs Bert Wallace was a special guest of the Modern Bridge club at the home of Mrs Charles Hill Wood street Cards occupied the hours with prizes to Mrs Frank Crawford and Mrs Boyd Zeigler A lunch followed and the group planned to meet again Tuesday June 18 with Mrs Don Northrup Petain street Ewing Park
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Ellwood City
Bert Wallace
Modern Bridge Club
Charles Hill
Wood Street
Frank Crawford
Boyd Zeigler
Don Northrup
Petain Street
Ewing Park
Two Days to Marry at Pleasant Hill Grange
A three act comedy titled Two Days to Marry will be staged by the Pleasant Hill grange on Thursday and Friday evenings at 8 o'clock. Director William Boyd and Dorothy Beighley lead the production with a cast including Shmon Chase, Bob Walton, James J. Dare, Eugene Fox, Buford Sawyer, Chauncey Boats, Emil Jane Pink, Helen Workley, Sadie L. Boise, Esther Beighley, Imogene McShane, Bernice Mager, Walter M. Blaly, and Hugh Timblin as the millionaire remarks.
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Ellwood City
Pleasant Hill
Helen Workley
Sadie L. Boise
Esther Beighley
Imogene McShane
Bernice Mager
Walter M
Blaly
Hugh Timblin
B P W Has Final Dinner Meeting
Ellwood City June 5 final dinner meeting of the year by the Business and Professional Women's club in First Baptist church. Education chairman Edith Barnhart led program. New officers elected for coming year: president Betty Shiener, vice president Lorena Thompson, treasurer Clara Anderson, recording secretary Kina Lucas, corresponding secretary Helen Crawley. Announced picnic June 24 at Ewing Park with committee chairs named.
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Ellwood City
Business and
First Baptist Church
Edith Barnhart
Bessie Burrows
Clyde Gibson
Gladys Scheldemantle
Cutherine Crowe
Ann Badger
Clara, Anderson
Laura Herge
Thora Filmer
Clara Anderson
Betty Shiener
Lorena, Thompson
Kina Lucas
Helen Crawley
Barnhart
Thora Flninner
Flinner
Catherine Charles
Lois Williams
Charles
Ewing Park
Shiever
Toscanini sails on goodwill South American tour
Arturo Toscanini world famed conductor of the NBC Symphony Orchestra sails from New York aboard the U S Brazil to commence a goodwill tour of South America.
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N. B.C. Symphony Orchestra
New York
U. S
Brazil
South America
No Hit Pitched By Johnson In Legion League Contest
Ellwood City June 5 Ray mond Johnson pitched a no hit no run game as the Clovers defeated the Manos 18 to 0 at Ewing Park in Legion League play. Johnson walked four and struck out eight while Clovers got ten hits and six walks in their second straight win to knock the undefeated Manos.
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Ellwood City
Raymond Johnson
Manos
Ewing Park
Clovers
Johnson
American Legion
Reports From Elwood Boy Scout Council Meeting
Elwood City June 5. Chairman Charles Carbeau and vice chairman Boyd Barrett led the monthly meeting with twenty members present at the city building. J J Finnessy county executive gave reports. District commissioner Elden Banner spoke on troop registration and service corps activities. Joe Connell announced camporee plans at Camp Thompson and scout participation. J J McLaughlin said the scout drive continues to reach its goal. Camp sessions scheduled last week of June under Howard Gills with buildings and dams being repaired. Hungarian Woman's club will meet Friday at the Hungarian hall on First avenue instead of Thursday.
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Ellwood City
Charles Carbeau
Boyd Barrett
Elwood Boy Scout Council
J. J. Finnessy
Elden Danner
Joe Connell
Camp Thompson
Fiks
J. J. McLaughlin
Howard Gills
Garden Club Meeting At Mrs Baisch Home
Mrs Walter Baisch hosted the Rolling Hills Garden Club for a June meeting Tuesday afternoon with associate hostesses Mrs A M Stevenson and Mrs D S Jones. John Hancher spoke on art metal and leather work while Mrs Lt E Springer shared garden hints. Johanna Lou Schramm read two humorous pieces. iris bloom in Ewing Park was noted. Mrs J P Ketterer’s arrangement won. A breakfast is planned July 2 at Marion Farms hosted by several members.
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Ellwood City
Walter Baisch
Garden Club
Rolling Hills
A. M. Stevenson
D. S. Jones
John Hancher
E. Springer
Johanna Lou Schramm
Frank Krause
W. F. Kegel
Fred Jackson
Charles B Burns Claimed By Death
Ellwood City resident Charles B Burns aged 74 died at his home after a lingering illness. He leaves a widow Katherine and two sons Walter and Roy, four daughters and siblings including Dr Emmett Burns and Clyde Burns. Funeral services set for Friday at 2 30 PM with Rev Herman Patton officiating. burial in Locust Grove cemetery.
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Ellwood City
Charles B. Burns
Allenby Street
Ewing Park
Coston Burns
Burnstown
Katherine Burne
Walter
Roy
Ellwood
Clifford Hogue
Floyd Greenwood
Kenneth Bohlander
Merle Badger
Emmett Ss. Burns
Beaver Falls
Clyde C. Burns
Samuel Powell
Harry Magness
Unionville
Edith Welsh
Etta White
New Waterford
Herman Patton
First Christian Church
Locush Grove Cemetery
Edith Denniston Feted By Family
Edith Denniston returned home from Beaver county where she taught at Center township Consolidated school. Her parents Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Denniston hosted a formal dinner in Huanci avenue with guests Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Menny and Eugeneux of nearby communities. Garden flowers adorned the table as the event ended with social hours. She plans to attend summer classes at Pitt University for a master’s degree.
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Ellwood City
Edith Denniston
Center Township
Beaver County
C. G. Denniston
Huanci Avenue
Menny
Floral Acres
Monica
Eugeneux
Wurtensburg
Miss Denniston
Pitt University
Kiwanis Club Musical Program in Ellwood City
At Trinity Lutheran church dining room Ellwood City last evening the Kiwanis club held a dinner meeting with a Boyd Barrett directed musical program. Milton Kern led a fine amateur vocal and piano program after group singing. Members plan to attend New Castle Field club meeting and New Wilmington club charter presentation next Monday. Captains Blaine Hancher and Nelson Runyan named for an upcoming attendance contest in June July and August. Jane Stevenson to serve as club pianist during her brother Bob’s California vacation.
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Ellwood City
Boyd Barrett
Kiwanis Club
Trinity Lutheran Church
Milton Kern
New Castle Field Club
New Wilmington
Blaine Hancher
Nelson Runyan
Jane Stevenson
Bob
California
Grace Nye Dies After Long Illness in North Sewickley
Mrs. Grace Nye aged 58 died Tuesday at 12 45 p m at her son George Nye's home in North Sewickley after about three years illness. She lived her life in North Sewickley. Survived by son George, brother John Nye, sister Mrs William Combs. Funeral Friday at 2 pm at Providence Baptist Church officiated by Rev J R Routledge. Interment Locust Grove Cemetery.
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Ellwood City
Grace Nye
George Nye
North Sewickley
George
John Nye
William Combs
Claysville
J. R. Routledge
Providence Baptist Church
Locust Grove Cemetery
Mondell Hostess Leads Ellwood City Club Social
Associates of the Every Ready club gathered at Mrs Stephen Mondell’s Franklin avenue home for a social evening. Bingo provided entertainment and high score prize went to Mrs Lewis Young. An 8 o’clock lunch was served. Next meeting set for Tuesday June 11 with hostess Mrs Mary Hill of Hazen avenue.
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Ellwood City
Every Ready Club
Stephen Mondell
Franklin Avenue
Lewis Young
Mary Hill
Hazen
Avenue
Anna Wilson Class Holds Final Meeting at Church
Anna Wilson class members of the First W. P. Church met in the classroom for a final meeting until September last evening with nineteen members present. Devotions were led by Mrs. William Schlusser, business overseen by Mrs. Martha Brodbeck, plans outlined for a August picnic, followed by a social hour and refreshments served by several members.
Mayne Residence Contract Club Hosts Social Evening
Ellwood City June 5 Miss Helen Mayne hosted the contact club at her Todd Avenue residence. Two tables of ecards were played with Miss Helen Houk winning high score and the traveling prize. Hostess’s mother Mrs Susan Mayne served lunch. a dinner party is set for June 18 with location to be announced.
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Ellwood City
Helen Mayne
Contact Club
Todd Avenue
Helen Houk
Susan Mayne
Mrs Dallenbach Presented Gift at Park Gate gathering
In Ellwood City on a Tuesday evening the Helping Hand class of Park Gate Baptist church met at Misses Viola and Goldie Stevens home. Gwen Davies led the meeting with games and awards to Ruth Uinville Billie Skewls Edith May Platt and Catherine Francis. Birthday gift and cake honored teacher Mrs Sarah Dallenbach. Guest Mrs Anna Main of Baldwin Park Cal. Lunch served, next meeting set for July 1 at Ruth Householder's home.
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Ellwood City
Viola
Goldie Stevens
Park Gate
Park Gate Baptist Church
Gwen Davies
Ruth Uinville
Billie Skewls
Edith May Platt
Catherine Francis
Sarah Dallenbach
Anna Main
Baldwin Park
Call
Ruth Householder
South Ellwood Heights
True Blue Class To Stage July Picnic
True Blue class of the Slippery Rock Presbyterian church in Ellwood City held a June session at Mrs. Don Stevenson's home on Wampum avenue with 23 members present. Devo tions were led by Mrs. Clair Friday and business by Mrs. Earl Friday as committees were formed to plan July’s annual picnic replacing the regular meeting. Prizes for games went to Mrs. Norman Guy and Mrs. Mae Yost. hostesses Mrs. Reed Welhausen and Mrs. Paul Bohlander helped serve lunch.
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Ellwood City
Don Stevenson
Wampum Avenue
Slippery Rock Presbyterian Church
Clair Friday
Earl Friday
Norman Guy
Mae Yost
Reed Welhausen
Paul Bohlander
Mrs Frank Port Hosts Loyal Womans Class Meeting
Ellwood City on June 5 Mrs Frank Port of Lawrence avenue hosted the Loyal Womens class of the First Christian church with sixteen in attendance. Opening devotions were led by Mrs Anna Bathgate followed by an informal social hour. Next gathering scheduled for July 2 hosted by Mrs Earl Williams in New Castle for her mother Mrs Elenbeth Malne of Summit avenue.
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Ellwood City
Frank Port
Lawrence Avenue
First Christian Church
Anna Bathgate
Earl Williams
New Castle
Elenbeth Malne
Summitt Avenue
Epworth League Convention Planned in Ellwood City
Epworth League of the Methodist church schedules its spring convention at First Methodist church in Ellwood City on June 14 16 and 16. It marks the first district gathering with about nine churches expected to send delegates and a full program is planned. Hostess society seeks rooms for delegates and sleeping quarters and requests calls to Miss Margaret Gusher 5047 or Norbert Rossman 129.
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Ellwood City
Epworth League Organization
The
Methodist Church
Margaret Gusher
Norbert Rossman
Memorial Church Officers Gather Ellwood City
Officers and teachers of the Bell Memorial Presbyterian Church met for a dinner in the church dining room with Mrs. Stalin Jackson in charge of arrangements. About thirty members attended. Rev. Herman Patton spoke on Sunday school work. Mrs. Margaret Fiscus contributed a reading. Plans were outlined for a Golden Gate service to be held in duty.
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Ellwood City
Bell Memorial Presbyterian Ehirch
Stalin Jackson
Herman Patton
Margaret Fiscus
Junior Guild at Frisco Home Ellwood City
Junior Guild members of the First Baptist church in Frisco welcomed guests for the regular meeting. Miss Thelma Newell led devotions, Rose Schuller reviewed Stand By For China, and members enjoyed a bonfire wiener roast. A picnic at Ewing Park was planned for July 2. A nomination and election of officers for the PH Lodge were held, with Ivan Ishman of Sharon as a special guest.
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Ellwood City
First Baptist Church
Dorothy Arkwright
Frisco
Thelma Newell
Rose Schuller
Ewing Park
PL. H. C. Lodge
Nest
Meekuip
Bank
Ivan Ishman
Sharon
Community Center Committee Organized in Ellwood City
Ellwood City June 5 The general community center committee held its first session and organized with Clyde Gibson Jr as President Mrs E B Yahn as vice chair and Mildred Rhea as secretary Three committees were named need present facilities and finances to study the plan The Chamber of Commerce will be asked to contact civic patriotic fraternal and foreign organizations for cooperation.
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Ellwood City
Clyde Gibson, Jr
E. B. Yahn
Mildred Rhea
Chamber of Commerce
Mrs Wilbur Weston Hosts Mission Group Meeting
Mrs Wilbur Weston opened her Orchard avenue home last evening for Group Two of the Women s Missionary society of the First Baptist church for the monthly gathering. Nine members and one guest Polly Mathews attended. Devotions were led by Mrs Anna Long then games and contests followed with prizes to Miss Byrd McDanel and Mrs Elmer Conner. Mrs Orin Barkley helped serve a light repast. In July the group will attend the general society picnic and resume meetings on the first Tuesday in August.
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Ellwood City
Wilbur Weston
Orchard Avenue
Women's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Polly Mathews
Anna Long
Byrd McDanel
Elmer Conner
Orin Barkley
General Society
Mission Society Meeting at Ketterer Home
The Women's Missionary Society of the Wurtemburg Methodist church gathered at Mrs. Harry Ketterer’s home in Wurtemburg with eleven attendees. Devotions led by Mrs. A J Musselman featured missionary articles by Mrs. James Kirker Mrs. Mary Boots and Mrs. Stella Boots.
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Ellwood City
Women's Missionary Society
Wurtemburg Methodist Church
Harry Ketterer
Wurtemburg
A. J. Musselman
James Kirker
Mary Boots
Stella Boots
Ellwood City Boy Scouts to Review Eagle Scout Applications
The advancement committee of Ellwood City district Boy Scouts will meet at 9 15 tonight at the Presbyterian church to receive Eagle Scout award applications. Several scouts have 21 or more merit badges and meet national requirements plus character and citizenship standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
National Council
Presbyterian Church
A. T. 2. Club Meets in Elwood City Evening
Ellwood City June 5 Tuesday evening members of the A. T. 2. club met at the home of Miss ay Geddes Glenn avenue with Mrs. Vada Winkler as hostess. Mrs. Mary Thalgott was a special guest. Tables of 500 were in progress high score prizes going to Mrs. Kay Geddes and Mrs. Gladys Hockenberry. Later a tasty menu was served by the hostess. In two weeks Mrs. Louise Gregor of Sixth street will receive.
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Ellwood City
Jay Bugue
Elsie Harris
Ray Aylesworth
Clyrius Steinberger
Dorothy Owens
Ropert Hutchinson
Alpha Apartments
Mis
Ay Geddes
Glenn Avenue
Vada Winkler
Mary Thalgott
Kay Geddes
Gladys Hockenberry
Louise Gregor
Sixth Street
Wampum Rotary Club Meeting and Local Notices
Wampum Rotary members hosted wives at a 6 oclock dinner in the Presbyterian church assembly room. Thirty four attended and heard a talk by John Boyle of Shenango Pottery in New Castle. A ladies missionary society all day meeting was held with hostesses Ms E McMillen W A Brown and L J Overland. Announced engagement in Pittsburgh of Miss Louise Mayer a Ohio State classmate of Miss Elva Caplan. Mr and Mrs James Johnston attended a Pirates game in Pittsburgh. Personal items note visits from Mr Charles Hall and family Ellwood and Elmer Kanagy and sons in North Lima and Paul Brown of Irwin visiting W A Brown and wife, and Thomas Kuntz heading to Newtown to visit daughters Ruth Eppinger and Margaret Lentz.
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Rotary Club
Wampum Rotary Club
Presbyterian Church
John Boyle
Shenango Pottery
New Castle
Missionary Meeting
Ladies Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Mesdames E. McMillen
W. A. Brown
Ll. J. Overland
J. C. F. Jackson
E. C. Hemon
H. R. Mekim
Abe Caplan
Melvin
Pittsburgh
Louise Mayer
Elva Caplan
Ohio State University
Wampum
Charles Hall
Ellwood
Elmer Kanagy
North Lima
Paul Brown
Inwin
Thomas Kuntz
Newtown
Wey
Ruth Eppinger
Margaret Lentz
Visiting relatives and Memorial Day weekend acts in West Pittsburg area
West Pittsburg and nearby towns hosted a flurry of visiting relatives this week. Detroit guests included Fred Benn and Mike Gentile while families in New Castle, Beaver Falls, Youngstown and Rochester were also seen visiting local households. Memorial Day weekend activities and a Children’s Day service at the Methodist church were noted.
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Stella Elsessers
George Winds
Tatenham
Fred Benn
Detroit
James Onika
Balenson
Richard Elsesser
Pittsburgh
John Ricer
New Castle
Fred Anderson
Alice Vessella
Samuel Richie
Joseph Butera
Mary Werley
Willow Grove
Mike Gentile
A. B. Snodgrass
Wesley Errett
Beaver Falls
Alice Simons
Lee Morgan
Youngstown
John, Gibbons
Pred Hebreen
Wilkinsburg
Lena Gibbons
J. R. Howell
P. G. Howell
Paul Javens
Rochester
Lesnevich Conn Bout Set For Olympia Stadium Clash
Detroit June 5 Lesnevich the Russian from New Jersey meets Billy Conn in a 15 round light heavyweight title bout at Olympia Stadium tonight. Conn a favorite around 7 to 5 is expected to slip to 6 to 5 as about 13 000 fans attend. Lesnevich weighs near 178 while Conn hovers near 173 175. The title fight pits Conn seeking to defend his crown against Lesnevich’s hard right hand strategy.
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International News Service
Detroit
Gus Lesnevich
New Jersey
Billy Conn
Olympia Stadium
Conn
Lesnevich
New
St Margarets Top Board Team Triumphs 3 1
St Margaret s rallied from 1-0 to beat the South Side Board of Trade 3 to 1 last night. Pelosi drove in the decisive runs with a double and three RBIs as St Margaret s faced South Hills next on South Hills field.
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St. Margaret's
South Side Board of Trade
Pelosi
St. Margaret S
South Hills
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