P C U Convention Here Next Saturday at First U P Church
New Castle hosts the 1929 spring convention of the Young People’s Christian Union from Beaver Valley and surrounding areas at First United Presbyterian Church. Noted speakers include Rev W Don McClure and Rev W Bruce Wilson with Miss Edna McConnell presiding. Afternoon and evening sessions feature music, prayers, announcements, business, and a banquet with Rev C J Williamson as toastmaster. Eastern Standard times list multiple program elements and a look at Camp Ar-Co-Ho posters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
U. P
Young People’s Christian Union
United Presbyter Beaver Valley Presbyter JL
W. Don McClure
India
W. Bruce Wilson
Board of American Missions
C. J. Williamson
Pittsburgh
Sane
Jack McBride
Jane Wallace
First New Castle Forum Society
The
Young Peoples Choir
Estella Haug
Jean Haug
Jessie Mae Jewlez
Daniel Prothero
New Wilmington Missionary Conference
Alex S. Fleming
Don Mac Clure
Camp Ar-Co- Ho
Edna McConnel
Vancé Yarnelle
Four Mile Church
Estelin Haug
Vance Yarnolit
D. L. Ferguson
Highland Church
Bruce Wilson
Benedictiaon
Chester Kyle
Bethel Fellowship Society
Donald
Eukles
Sophia Buchner
Barquet
Josephine Wallace
Local Social Notes from Beaver Falls to Mercer
North Liberty resident Jack Campbell visited J B Campbell last week. Ruth Patterson of West View spent a week with Mr and Mrs Wilbur Patterson in Pittsburgh. Edith Shillings stays with sister Eva Campbell this week. Paul Glenn Jr of Sharon visited grandparents O J and Mrs. Glenn. Mr and Mrs Paul McPherson of Butler visited H H Humphrey. Harold Fiske of Blacktown called on Ed Spanglehour. Mrs Frank Spanglehour and Bobby visited Mercer resident who is ill at home. Sam Book of Besse
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Campbell
Beaver Falls
J. B. Campbell
Ruth Patterson
West View
Pittsburgh
Wilbur Patterson
Edith Shillings
Eva Campbell
Paul Glenn, Jr
Sharon
O. J. Glenn
Paul McPherson
Butler
H. H. Humphrey
Harold Fiske
Black
Local families visit scattered across county for Decoration Day
Visitors from New Castle, Pittsburg, Avalon and Grove City joined local residents for Decoration Day events. Couples and families attended church, called on friends in Armstrong county, and enjoyed day trips to Scrubgrass and New Castle.
Hints On Etiquette for Wedding Times
The piece notes that weddings can occur at nearly any hour with morning, noon, or early evening chosen for style. Many ceremonies occur in the afternoon as couples plan their honeymoon departure after the event, reflecting common timing guidance from The News by mail offering a year subscription.
Joash Sunday Observance Planned by Seventh Ward
Mahoning Methodist church pastor Rev D J Blasdell announced the annual Joash Sunday observance will be held next Sunday with a special program in the morning service. The event is a church tradition with members making a special effort to attend. The Mahoningtown Presbyterian church auxiliary and various local groups are listed with hosts and attendees across West Clayton Street and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. Blasdell
Mahoning
Civic Club To Meet Wednesday
The Seventh Ward Civic Club will convene Wednesday at noon in the Mahong Ing Methodist Church. Plans for the annual Fourth of July celebration in the ward will be discussed at the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh Ward
Mahong Ing Methodist Church
Kardettes Gather at Peterson Home
Mrs William Peterson hosted Kardettes at her home on Tine street with 500gnomes for entertainment. Prizes were won by Miss Bernice Hammond and Miss Jeanne Humphrey. Mrs Freda McCartney received a birthday handkerchief shower. Special guest was Mrs Ryan Hillard. Luncheon closes the evening hosted by the hostess with assistance from Mrs R E Ricker and Miss Jean Humphrey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Peterson
Tine Street
Kardettes Club
Bernice Hammond
Jeanne Humphrey
Freda McCartney
Ryan Hillard
R. E. Ricker
Jean Humphrey
Yankees Defeat Cubs In Ward on Clayton Street Field
The Clayton Yankees defeated the Wabash Cubs by 1 point in a Saturday baseball game on the Clayton street field. Both teams were tied until the ninth when the Yankees scored a run to win behind pitcher E. Gribble who issued one walk. Next game is against the Cherry street team at Clayton street meld.
Opportunity Circle Meeting at Patterson Home
Members of the Opportunity Circle of the Manningtown Presbyterian Church gathered at Mrs. W. G. Patterson’s North Cedar Street home with Mrs. Myra James as co host. The discussion focused on the Philippines and featured Mrs. Mary Rhodes and others in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opportunity Circle
Manoningtown Presbyterian Church
W. G. Patterson
North Cedar Street
Myra James
Philippines
Mary Rhodes
Lose Ugly Fat This Easy Safe Way
Advertises a dubious weight loss scheme promising rapid fat loss and health gains. Claims a simple regimen with a hot water drink and a special product from Kruachen Sales, linked to liver and diuretic benefits, urging immediate purchase and daily use.
Two Local People Hurt In Ohio Crash
Miss Frances Wagner aged 30 of R FLD No. 2 and Wendell Jennings of 742 East Washington Street were hospitalized in Youngstown Ohio after a 12 10 a m Sunday collision at the Mc Cartney Road and Struthers Road intersection on the city outskirts. Wagner suffered a broken right shoulder possible skull fracture and head lacerations while Jennings had scalp lacerations and a possible right arm fracture. Jennings said he was driving east on Mc Cartney Road when another car suddenly pulled from Struthers Road and failed to stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Wagner
Wendell Jennings
Washington Street
St. Elisabeth's
Youngstowns
Jennings
McCartney Road
Struthers Road
Youngstown
Wagner
North Beaver Rowena Gilmore Admitted For Tonsil Operation
North Beaver Rowena Gilmore has been admitted to the hospital to undergo a tonsil operation. The Coterla club will meet Wednesday, June 7 at the home of Mrs. James Channey. William Castahog returned home from visiting relatives in Salem, Ohio. Children's Day will be held Sunday, June 14 in the Westfield Presbyterian Church, program begins at 11 o'clock. Miss Agnes Davidson and Helen, who spent ten days visiting in Scranton, Pa., have returned home. Sunday callers at the home of George McAnils were Mr. and Mrs. Sleath McAnis and family of Bartlett and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Moore and son of Beaver. Mrs. Robert Harman entertained twenty two relatives and friends Friday evening for her father I. M. Davidson's birthday. The evening was spent socially with lunch served by the committee. A humorist who stops being funny may have a new wife who goes on the warpath when he kids her or mentions relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mer
Paden
Newcastle
Myr
Harrison
Pittsburg
J. B. McWhinney
Avalon
Hezixlall Vincent
D. E. Stevenson
Dewitt Uber
John Thompson
Harry Thompson
Harlansburg
Kdhcoughs
George Seth
Slate Lick United Presbyterian Church
Clayton Himes
Edith Himes
Jacksville
John Oakes
Harvey
Ester Oakes
Blanche Hadley
Scrubcrass
Roy McCluskey
Arthiy Graham
Johnsloy
Theodore George Jr
Rowena Gilmore
Coterla Club
James Channey
Wiliam Castahog
Salem
Westfield Presbyterian Church
Agnes Davidson
Helen
Scranton
George McAnils
Sleath McAnis
Barberton
Lawrence Moore
Beaver
Robert Harman
I. M. Davidson
First Aid Class Of Red Cross Completes Work
Lawrence County Chapter of the American Red Cross reports that the class taught by Mrs. Emily Robertson and Mr. Harry Bollinger, with Harry Culiford, has passed requirements and earned certificates. All members completed both Standard and advanced first aid courses and may become instructors after a National visit planned for early fall. Certs may be collected at the Red Cross office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Harry Culiford
First Aid
Lawrence County
American Red Cross
Natonal Red Cross
Emily Robertson
Harry Bollinger
National Representative
Helen Adams
Anna M. Con‘tl
Donald Copson
Catherine Frager
Margaret Harrison
Albertha Jones
Margaret Robinson
Zelda Vanditto
Accident victim leaves hospital returns home
Joseph Pabis of Essr Ene Pitts burgh injuried weeks ago near New Wilcundion when an automobile driven by his brother skidded from the highway into a ditch. He has recovered sufficiently to be discharged from Jameson Memorial hospital and return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Pabis
Essr Ene
Pittsburgh
New Wilcundion
Jameson Memorial Hospital Steel
Words Of Wisdom Exemption Aids Parents In Suffering
A fragment reflecting on exemption from certain burdens and how it may help you endure hardships from parents. The text suggests a moral or advisory tone, highlighting endurance and guidance in difficult family circumstances. The source presents a philosophical remark rather than a news event.
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P.C. U
Beaver Falls Fellowship Society
Lawrence Reena
Spryer Crisco, S-Te Enn
Mill Street
DeRosa
South Jefferson St
Majestic Wall Paper Co
North Min St
North Liberty
White
Oxfords
McGoun
Kroger
South Mill St
Ann Harris
Majestic
Nvaid
Intelligent Sales Service
Penney
Peoples Realty DO
East
Washington St
J. R. Rick Motor Car CO
East Washington St
West
Washington and
Beaver Sts
Smart Wieners
Lighthouse
Seventh Ward News
Joash
Mahoning Methodist Church
G. BE. Shoaiter
L. M. Wilkinson
M's
Ella Meecham
Patterson
James
Gertrude Marshall
M. E.G
Mahoningtown
S.C. W
R. W. Hamilton
Madiison Avenue
Mahoningtown Presbyterian Church
G.J. A
L. E
American Legion
North Jefferson Street
Fersonals
Roy Gasia
Mt. Jackson Road
T. C. Rainey
North Liberty Street
Harold Gillespie
Cleveland
West Clayton Street
Nick DePiero
Philadelphia
Cedar Street
David Evans
Glassport
Anne
John Ward
Boston
Minss
Virginia Wister
Harvey Gillespie
Civic Club
Peterson
YANKS
Patterson Home
Ming
Wien
the Ladies’ Store
Ohio
North
Troy
J. R. Frew Co
Brenneman
New Castle Doug Co
Mill Bt
Washington
the Manufactures Light & Heat CO
East St
Marvin Electric Co
North Mercer St
New Castle, Pa
Electrolux
Kirk-Hutton Co
E. Washington St
Paul D. Weller
Liberty St
Fishers
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