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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1927
Page
6
Bellwood City Pa June 7 A caponizing demonstration will be held at the Harry Zimmerman farm near Mount Morris Wayne township on Thursday afternoon June 4 at 140 daylight savings time HU Kaufman Poultry Specialist from State College will attend and assist in the demonstration work.
Sixteenth annual Beaver Baptist Convention opens with delegates gathering at First Baptist Church. Principal speakers include Rev FW Tomlinson and Rev George M Landis of New Castle. program lists sessions, registrations, addresses, and committee reports through Wednesday.
Ellwood City Pa June 7 Mrs Ralston of Smiley Stop entertained the Monday Evening Bridge club at her home with a lawn picnic supper and a session of bridge. Special guest was Mrs J L Connard. Members present included J W Boggs Ray Chambers H E Parthemore John Cobbler Fred Zeigler A H Aiken WW Humphrey and B Baker. The group will meet at Wayne avenue home in three weeks. Also in Ellwood City theater: Majestic featuring Florence Victor in Afraid on Ady.
A fragment recalls Janet Gaynor’s school days when a teacher spotted her dramatic talent and mentored her toward screen success in Seventh Heaven. On opening night she watched the audience and spoke of the talent she had, yet the film’s imagery eluded her as she gazed at the screen.
Fore cast of club events this week lists gatherings on Tuesday at home of Mr and Mrs C E Bartel with Kalt-a-Bit club Members of the Woman s club to dine at Elks club at 1 pm Mrs Henry Schenck hosts Young Matrons club at Mrs John Powell s Second street home Wednesday features Bywing Park bridge group and Mrs George Niklas Hostess Mrs Harold Seldel hosts Wednesday Night Bridge club lunch at 1 pm Thursday brings Kiwanis dinner at Methodist church Rotarians hold weekly dinner at First Presbyterian Ellwood Country club hosts second Ladies Day bridge party at 2 16 pm with chair Mrs Charles Adams.
Twenty members of Cla Yo c of the Bell Memorial church gathered at M. W. Monk's home in Bellwood on Monday evening to surprise Mrs Edna Moore Hook a recent bride with a gift of a dozen gold rimmed sherbet glasses. The informal evening ended with a tasty supper.
Ellwood City Pa June 7 Mr and Mrs John Morrison of Franklin Avenue prepare to leave Thursday for New York. They will board a White Star liner for England, their former home. Their son accompanies them as Mr Morrison ends ties with Mathews Conveyer Company and may join the British branch.
Six month old infant Donald Lurene Davis, colored, died yesterday at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs William Davis in Venteravente. Burial set for Wednesday at 11 am from the home with interment in Locust Grove. Foreign Missionary notes follow about Belewton City event.
Ellwood City Pennsylvania June 7 drivers seeking drivers licenses may report Thursday between 9 and 4 p.m. to the state patrol exam unit stationed on the Pittsburgh Circle shore face between Fountain and Glenn avenues. Each applicant must be accompanied by a licensed driver and complete an application blank. A few questions will be asked before they are tested along Glenn avenue. This is the second examination here, the first month ago saw over fifty new drivers examined.
Twenty five members of the Friendship Circle class of the Methodist church met yesterday and planned a tea for June 16 at the home of Mrs Elmer Donuts on Spring avenue. Assisting Mrs Douds will be Mrs W R Sanders and Mrs Ralph Anderson. Mrs Ralph Billig and Mrs Reed Hall were named general chairmen of a Strawberry and Ice Cream festival to be held soon. Mrs Bert Anderson chaired the Ticket Committee. A surprise shower for Mrs Charles Ford concluded the meeting. Refreshments were served by Mrs Winfield Evans Mrs Charles Wolfe and Mrs Bertha Householder. Future meetings to be held in members homes.
Sixteen members of the Young Women's Missionary Society of the First Presbyterian Church met at Miss Eleanor Aurmphbrey's Spring sevenue home last evening. Associate hostesses were Miss Hill Mrs George Fordyce and Velma Aiken. Talks and papers addressed manners and habits of natives in the Philippines. Mrs Fordyce read the sixth chapter of Christ of the India Road. Refreshments concluded the meeting.
Ellwood City Pa June 7 members of the Board of Education will meet in the Lincoln school for the regular monthly session. Important matters will be discussed about fall activities in the schools. Tureen dinner noted for Welcome Bible class at First Presbyterian Church dining room Wednesday evening.
Ellwood City Pa June lovely bridge luncheon honored Mrs Katherin Hainer who leaves Thursday for Alaska with her brother Willan Blatt of Los Angeles. 60 guests attended at the Willowd Country club. music featured a serenade by Robert Canning.
Ellwood City June 7 At a meeting of the Wpworth League of the Methodist church members planned an outdoor service for next week with details to be announced Sunday A social was also tentatively planned Sub-district rally at Monaca Thursday requires members with cars to report at the church at seven o clock and offer rides.
Mrs. L J Sullivan of Fifth Street hosted her five hundred club Monday evening. After an engaging series of games the score honors went to Mrs. Prieset and Mrs. Charles Young. The hostess finished with refreshments. Miss William Freisel in Crescent Avenue will host the next meeting in two weeks. A fragment mentions a theater and individuals visiting Youngstown, with garbled lines on mischief and brakes.
Levy Mouse of Rochester Pa describes years of stomach catarrh and weakness. He says after eight years of illness the World's Tonic cured him in three bottles, enabling him to rise by mornings and work hard again. Advert says the tonic stops nasal mucus, heals stomach membranes, and treats all catarrh. Sold by Meltoe's Eckerd's Patgle Smith's and others.
Pittsburgh authorities search for the shooter of Nick Gardini 44 wounded by shotgun blast while in a car behind another vehicle. Gardini, partner of Lou Pampendola who was shot May 20, is hospitalized and unable to be questioned. Police plan to visit Gardini's suburban home to learn any motive or grudge.
A man confined by illness told authorities he knew of no person who wished to kill him, though he discussed threats tied to his weakened condition and his whereabouts near reckase.
New Wilmington Epworth league stages its annual track and field meet at Westminster athletic field on Saturday June 15. Westminster officials umpire events with gold medals for first place bronze for second and a pendant for the winning relay team. Manager W J Hutchison asks all New Castle district leagues to send entries to his North High street home in New Wilmington.
Highland troop 18 held a night meeting led by Mr Ralph F Nay with Scoutmaster J Lee present. The gathering at local quarters featured remarks from Ralph F Davie and signals of upcoming camp plans and troop activities.
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