Sons Of Italy Convention Plans Announced In New Castle
Dr Warren V Massaro announces the Sons of Italy convention to be held July 6 7 and 8 in New Castle with thousands of officials and members from Pennsylvania expected. A July 6 ball at Rainbow Terrace Cascade Park opens the event followed by July 8 initiation of about 1000 new members at The Cathedral and a closing banquet that evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren V. Massaro
Sons of Italy
Confab
Cas | UN
Pennsylvania
Rainbow Terrace
Cascade Park
Nick George
Gatherine Miscimarea
Ellen DiMatteo
Frank Porfirio
Rodger Pezzone
Dori Greco
Rose Battiste
Carm Sacco
Anthony Ippolato
John Armando
Vito Colella
Theres Bombino
Rose
Massaro
Banquet Planning Committee Names and Roles Named
Capitola John DeLorenzo Carmi Sacco and Frank Summers will lead banquet tasks. Rose Corio Elizabeth Bosco and Madeline Caruso to handle tickets. Mrs Antonette Armando oversees kitchen. Executive committee includes Dr Warren V Massaro chairman Mrs George Ross vice chairman Seam Bassano general secretary Miss Mary Porfirio assistant secretary and Sam Donofric treasurer. Meetings occur every Monday at 7 30 p m in St Vitus church basement to finalize plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitola
John DeLorenzo
Carmi Sacco
Frank Summers
Rose Corio
Elizabeth Bosco
Madeline Caruso
Antonette Armando
Warren V. Massaro
George Ross
Seam Bassano
Mary Porfirio
Sam Donofric
St. Vitus
Fiction Is Still Popularity King in New Castle Library
The 1993 New Castle free public library figures show fiction leading reading tastes and a total circulation of 351,176, averaging 1,122 loans per day. Juvenile literature and foreign books follow fiction in popularity, with various other categories listed in order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
City Imposes 1 Percent Tax Penalty July 1
City Treasurer Louis McClung warns that tax payments slowed this month and July 1 marks the start of a 1 percent penalty on city taxes. School taxes for 1934 may be paid with a 1 percent discount until August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis McClung
Tor
Y M Directors Terms Expire at Annual Meeting
The Y M C A board of directors will hold its regular meeting on Tuesday June 12 to elect five directors whose terms expire this year and to discuss other important association matters.
Eighty-Eight Pass Motor Vehicle Test In Sampson Street
The state highway patrol tested eighty eight operator candidates on Sampson street Tuesday. Forty nine passed and qualify for licenses. the rest may retake. Pass名单 includes Ray M. Klein Pete Semansky H F McMillin and many others from Butler Slippery Rock Greenville and nearby towns.
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State Highway Patrol
Sampson Street
Ray M. Klein
Castleton Hotel
City
Pete Semansky
R. D
Butler “Road
H. F. McMillin
East Palestine
O. Sam Wellhausen
Harold E. Tenedman
South Main Street
Slippery Rock
Paul V. Laughner
Butler
John Macko
Jefferson Street
Rigby
Virginia Baker
Pili
Louis Melke
Wampum
Charlotte Haney
Maryland Avenue
Arthur Bingo
Washington Street
Mary lLapinska
Seven Maples
New Wilmington
Stanley Dunes
Wilmington Avenue
Andrew Buckhannon
West Sunbury
Norma Lewis
East Long Avenue
Andrew Chongoway
Walter L. Ringer
South Grayford Avenue
Harold Boyrr
Meyer Avenue
Charles Fullerton
Superior Street
Embri Hambrick
West North City
Victor CG. Velka
Enon Valley
Frank Nosikar
Edenburg
Leroy Eckhardt
Croton Byenue
Joseph Dodds
Greenville
Jai Vanassa
Scott Street
Local Addresses and Names in Ellwood City Area
A list of residents and addresses appears, including Laura Snyder at 31 North Mercer and Samuel Cirelli at 635 Todd Avenue Ellwood City. Other names include Joseph Simon in Eslport, John Topolski on Fleet Avenue, Barbara Brinzer on East Lincoln, and Henry Bowman on Carlisle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Snyder
Mercer Street
Joseph Simon
Eslport
John
Topolski
Fleet Avenue
Ellwood
W. M. Ridenbaugh
Blunston
Barbara J. Brinzer
Lincoln Avenue
Henry Bowman
Carlisle Street
Fred Stahlman
Beaver Street
Edward J. Augustine
Ast High Street
Howard J. Rote
Patterson Avenue
Jessie Cobls
Moravia Street
William H. Seward
Lewis Strealy
Todd Avenue
Doin Samsa
Bessemer
J. N. Maters
South Main Street
Slippery Rock
Herman J. Taylor
Madison Avenue
Paul Levine
Reynolds Street
Hazel Shaffer
City
Las Stump
R. D
Edenburg
Samuel Cirelli
Pete
Mott
Electric Street
Edty
Lawrence County Sabbath School Convention Held at Ellwood City
Arrangements are complete for the 96th annual Lawrence County Sabbath School Association convention to be held Thursday the 14th at the First Presbyterian church in Ellwood City with 9 a.m. registration. The theme is Upward and Onward with the motto And He Set His Face Steadfast to Go. Robert Strickler will preside and John W. Owens will direct the music. Prominent Sunday school workers from the community and state will speak at morning, afternoon, and evening sessions. Lunch is to be served by the host church women, followed by a fellowship supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence County Sabbath School Association
First Presbyterian Church
Ellwood City
Robert Strickler
John W. Owens
Princeton Social Roundup and Weekend Visits
Mrs Nancy Palmer and others visited Rose Point Sunday Evening. Ida Chesney stayed with Mrs Clyde Fisher in Eastbrook. James Young Rosabelle Shaffer Wendell Myers and Alice Gettings spent Sunday in Pittsburgh. Mary E Watson visited sister Mrs J A Stephen son of Natrona Heights Pittsburgh. Nettie Sutton and Lucile of New Castle called on Ed Sechler. Princeton seniors motor to Pittsburgh with Mr and Mrs DE Cole and F R Weisz for a day trip. There is a remark about collectivism and government collecting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Palmer
Oliver Stickle
Ira White
Rose Point
Ida Chesney
Clyde Fisher
Eastbrook
James Young
Rosabelle Shaffer
Wendell Myers
Alice Gettings
Pittsburgh
Mary E. Watson
J. A. Stephenson
Natrona Heights
Nettie Sutton
Lucile
New Castle
Ed. Sechler
Princeton High School
DE. Cole
F. R. Weisz
Crown Marvin Installed as Lions District Governor
Ezra D Marvin, leader of the New Castle Lions, was ceremoniously inducted as district governor of Lions Pennsylvania District 4-B during a luncheon in New Castle. The event featured a comical installation with Paul G Dingledy as escort and district governor Harry Conley sending congratulations by wire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ezra’ D. Marvin
New Castle Lions Club
Lions Club of Pennsylvania
Paul G. Dingledy
Marvin
New Castle
Dingledy
J. L. Reed
Earl Ramsey
William Fenton
Numa Vidal
George Smith
Harry Conley
Pittsburgh
Thomas J. Elliott
Hazleton
Ladies of the Lions
B. K. Thacker
City Hall Police Log and Local Notices Summary
A 24 hour police chronology ends at 3 30 p m June 4 shows four arrests for parking violations disorderly conduct and drunkenness. Rumors say bids for police cars may be rejected due to price concerns. The Narrows street work will smooth dirt streets once finished. Police warn a gang of boys on County Line Street may be summoned before Mayor Mayne. Delinquent property tax registration machinery is set up for 1931 32 33 with Friday registrants not affecting work calls. An overcoated lodging seeker at the station puzzled officers while a police dog earned candy from Chief Haven and now assists on duty. Motorcycle Patrolman Ray Showalter may visit Highland Avenue once a speedway hotspot, as rats are proposed to curb residential speed.
Local Visitors and Family News From Bessemer Scene
BESSEMER Mr. and Mrs. William P. Henry and family of Youngstown visited the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Henry. Mrs. A. L. Heard returned from Conneautville after months with her parents. Clarence Felger and children of Youngstown spent a day with Miss Alice Mane wel. Mrs. Will D. Groce spent the weekend with her son and family. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Groce and family of Akron visited. Paul Johnson and bride motored to Michigan for a 10 day lake camp. Tom and Jack Martin of Youngstown visited grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Henry. Mrs. W. D. Grace and Mrs. J. R. Chaney with daughter Nellie called on Mr. and Mrs. Walter G. Forrester and son George of New Castle. Miss Dorothy Thomas, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Thomas, was readmitted to Franklin hospital for a minor operation. Miss Dorothea Woodling of Ellwood City and Miss Mary Crawford also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Henry
Youngstown
Thomas Henry
A. L. Heard
Conneautville
Ohio
Clarence Felger
Alice Manewel
North Main Street
Will D. Groce
Walter G. Forrester
George
New Castle
Dorothy Thomas
Ivan Thomas
Franklin
Local Socials and Church Events Highlight Elm Street Area
East Lewistown Ohio residents host guests from Walnut Street and nearby towns. Attendees at baptisms and church events include the Bartolone family, DeMarsh family, Montfree family, and multiple neighbors from Butler and Newcastle. The Good Will Bible class met on the lawn for a business session and social time with a reminder of the next regular meeting on June 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
Ohio
Wiliam Chaney
Walnut Street
Dominic Fercano
Elm Street
Joseph DeMarsh
Joseph
Virgina
Mary Albert
John
Theresa Dagton
Lowellville
Charles Montfree
Angelo
Butler
Leonard Barto- Jone
Frank Bartolone
St. Lawrence Church
Hillsville
Clemens Brown
Kirk Hutchison
William Hewitt
Ne Castle
Prank Veon
Wampum
W. H. Brown
William Summer Family
W. J. Glandson Jack
Ivar Henderson
Roy Young
Bessemer
Good Will Bible Class
Joseph Mellvenny
Mrs. Mellvenny
Oliver Enete
Thelma DeArment
Howard Nord
Lester Nord
Mae Beale
Alexandra Poushey
Sverett Olson
Kenneth Griffin
Margaret Carlson
Local Social Notes From Edenburg and Nearby
Miss Hazel Reuhle of Bellevue visited Mrs. Bessie Homelster over the weekend. Its ville guests Nickeline attended a Sunday gathering with Mr and Mrs. John Mes Cormick of Elgin WL visited their uncle Oliver Dick heat HAN Mayberry and family from Low vellvill called on Mr and Mrs John Mayberry Monday evening. Albert Wi Olive Wigton John McClelland called on friends in Poland Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Reuhle
Bellevue
Bessie Homelster
Joe
Tress Merida
Itsville
On Nickeline
John William Mes. Cormick
Elgin
Oliver Dickheat
Han Mayberry
Low- Vellvill
John Mayberry
Albert Wi
Olive Wigton
John McClelland
Poland
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Gonfalo
W. V. Massaro
Neiman’s
200 FE
Washington St
New Castle Drug Co
East Washington St
North Mill St
Kirk Hutton& CO
Leonard
Peoples Furniture Co
S. Jefferson ST
Y. M
Go Modern
Nord Mercer Street
Richman
SEARS
Sears, Roebuck
Jefferson Bu
Sampson
Myrna Kelly
Huron Avenue
William E. Regan
Neshan~nock Avenue
Heard Huston
Edgewood Avenue
Lois M. Ringer
Adams Street
Goodyear
CEM
Bill Braatz
Croton
Ladies
NEW Pontia
S*m i. McGoun
Kroger
Lawrence County School
Ellwood City Church
Princeton
Mr. Morgan
Studebaker
Barnes-Snyder
Chrysler
Plymouth
N. Croton Ave
John J. Berkely
W. Long Ave
County Line Street
Mayne
Haven
Ray Showalter
Highland Avene
Dorothea Woodling
Ell Wood City
Mary Crawford
EUS
Leen Lhte
Summons Company
Simmons Company
Simmons Co
Toois
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