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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1930
Page
22
Miss Mercedes Dumm of Fourth street plans to attend the June house party at State College this weekend while a Pittsburgh visitor was noted yesterday.
At the June borough council meeting, officials decided to draft an ordinance forcing Harmony Electric to repair streets under their tracks and to curb double parking on Spring and Fifth streets. Additional measures include floodlights for Lincoln High School, parking changes behind Ellwood City Hospital, and ordinances setting street grades.
Ellwood City June 6 The J A P club met at Knox Plan home of Mrs Dewitt Lloyd with contests and prizes won by Mrs Albert Neiginger Mrs P Z Yahn and Mrs Harvey Hartzell A lunch was served by Mrs Emery Neuman Plans for a picnic at Cascade Park next Wednesday with departure at 4 from Mrs Albert Neiginger’s home The next meeting will be at Miss Laura McCloskey’s home
The marriage of Miss Angeline Peperili of Rochester and Christopher Rocco of Ellwood City took place yesterday at 10 in Rochester Pennsylvania Catholic church. Jessie Rocco acted as maid of honor and Angelo Court as best man. A wedding breakfast followed at the groom’s father’s home and the couple will reside there after a short trip east.
The Nightingale troop of Girl Scouts leaves Ellwood City this afternoon for an overnight camping trip. Captain Miss Margaret Bennett and Misses Lorena Thompson and Mary Rhodes accompany them. Several members will receive tenderfoot pins today.
Ellwood City high school coach Dick Bartholomew and the track team were special guests at a Rotary Club meeting last night at the First Presbyterian church.
Ellwood City resident Wilbur Schrock is at liberty on bail awaiting a hearing before Squire Courtney of West Bridgewater on a reckless driving charge. The alleged pass on a car driven by Rev. C. W. Oresek of Rochester led to a collision with John Hollara of Midland. all three vehicles were damaged.
About 300 attendees including board of education members, faculty, and junior and senior classes packed the Lincoln gym last night. pastel crepe paper, ferns, and palms decorated the venue while the W. and J. Nine provided music from 9 30 to 1. committee members supervised decorations refreshments and music with detailed rosters.
J Lee Calahan former Lawrence County Council executive and Sea Scouting director for Region Three was the principal speaker at the Ellwood City district troops meeting held at Shelby auditorium. He explained Sea Scouting is a water program not just a sport and noted a Sea Scout must be 15 and hold first class rank. Cubs from St Luke's troop will hike from Ewing Park school tomorrow morning.
June 6 Ellwood City Lincoln auditorium hosts the commencement program with Rev. Bert Williams delivering invocations and Dr. W Charles Wallace giving the address. Student performances include soloists and a girls chorus, with diplomas presented by H E Helling and remarks by W Ray Smith.
The Labratories beat the Fin ishing Department 8 to 6 and the Hot Mills defeated the Cold Drawn 11 to 10 in Shelby Mushball League play last night.
Ellwood City residents report Miss Lois Butler entertained Girls' club members at her Jackson stop home. Two tables of bridge were played with favors awarded to Mrs Virginia Thompson Miss Helen Jackson and Miss Lucille Fisher. A lunch was served by Mrs Lafe Butler and Mrs W R Thompson. Club to resume in fall.
Ellwood City section notes Mrs H L Wilson entertained T N T club members at her Fountain avenue home. Three tables of bridge provided prizes for Mrs Fred Bell of New Castle and Mrs Warren Thorpe. Special guests included Mrs Charlies Adams and Mrs Warren Thorpe. Picnics will replace regular meetings this summer.
Alma Temple of the Pythian Sisters held their regular meeting last night approving an invitation to visit Wampum temple on June 10. In two weeks Harmony and Evans City temples will be guests with a program led by Mrs. Florence Harvey.
The Bible class of St Luke's church school suspends meetings for the summer. The Sunday school moved from 3 PM to 9 30 AM to provide an early religious instruction option for those not attending other Sunday schools.
L W Monroe city manager was chosen to represent Ellwood City at the state conference of sewage disposal operators in State College June 24 25 26. A D Henderson W A Kerr and M A Riley will attend the Pennsylvania Federation of Boros convention in Beaver Falls June 10 11 12 as council delegates.
Moravia Stop notes list church events including the Sunday School and Young Peoples Convention at Harlansburg Baptist, the Beaver Association annual meeting June 10 and 12 at Beaver Falls First Baptist, and a postponed Young Peoples Business meeting now set for June 12 at Miss Margaret McConahy's home. Local residents are noted visiting relatives, hosting family parties, and attending the Shenango Consolidated Schools graduation with many Moravia youths among the graduates.
A June 5 meeting of the Koppel Outing Club was held at the Butter milk Falls clubhouse. Members were urged to attend. J W Stewart of Koppel returned home after completing his first year as a medical student at Western Reserve University in Cleveland Ohio.
Philadelphia report notes a new osteopathic hospital costing one million dollars is under construction and set to open for the American Osteopathic Association's 34th annual convention on July 7. Dr Alexander F McWilliams of Boston will lead the program highlighting osteopathy developments.
The German Surgical Society adopts a resolution opposing a proposed law threatening student fencing duels with punishment as deadly weapons. They argue fencing is less dangerous than posing and insist boxing should also be banned if fencing is prohibited.
Coach Slip Madigan announced the St Marys college football team will probably fly to New York City for its October 12 game with Fordham. He made the statement after returning from New York where he conferred with Fordham authorities.
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