Local Legion Post Adopts Constitution in Elwood City
At a near full meeting of the J. Wilbur Randolph post in Elwood City the group passed its new constitution and by laws and sent them to the state for approval. A social period followed with games and cards, and a luncheon was served. The bugle and drum corps will hold practices this week for a Grove City parade on June 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
J. Wilbur Randolph
American Legion
Legion Rooms
Sixth Street
State Department
Legion's Bugle
Grove City
Odette Bridge Club Meeti ng at Mrs Lee Sekulski Home
Elwood City June 7 members of the Odette Bridge Club met at Mrs Lee Sekulski s Line avenue home decorated with spring flowers The two bridge tables featured play Mrs Clifford McDanel won high score Lunch was served by the hostess assisted by Mrs Charles Turner Mrs Howard Jones invited the club to meet at her home on Orchard avenue in two weeks
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Elwood City
Odette Bridge Club
Lee Sekluski
Line Avenue
Clifford McDanel
Charles Turner
Howard Jones
Orchard Avenue
Mothers and Daughters Banquet of W C T U in Ellwood City
The annual Mothers and Daughters banquet of the W C T U will be held next Friday evening at 6 30 in the dining room of the M E church. All members are urged to attend and an interesting program has been arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
M. E. Church
Baker Family Summer Visits From Akron
Little Betty Ann Baker of Akron Q is staying a few weeks with her grandparents Mr and Mrs E B Baker of Fourth Street Attorney Kenneth Baker of Akron Q is visiting his parents Mr and Mrs E B Baker of this city for a few days
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Betty Ann Baker
Akron
E. B. Baker
Fourth Street
Kenneth Baker
Friendship Circle Class Has Meeting
The Friendship Circle Class of the M. E. church met at Mrs. Paul Powell's home in Wood Street with 25 members present. They donated 70 to the church building fund and planned an August picnic at Huber's Beach. Mrs. Clarence Wallace and Mrs. Charles Lusher helped serve. Next meeting is the first Monday in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Friendship Circle
M. E. Church
Paul Powell
Wood Street
Huber’s Beach
Clarence Wallace
Charles Lusher
Monday Nite Bridge Club meets at Rae Chambers home
Members of the Monday Nite Bridge Club gathered at Mrs Rae Chambers on Second Street for their regular meeting last evening. Special guests included Mrs Catherine Charles Mrs Charles Black Mrs S A Hartung Mrs Hagers and Mrs Addison Mc Glade. Four tables were in play as the group adjourned to meet again in two weeks at Mrs George Dambachs on Fourth Street.
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Ellwood City
Rae Chambers
Second Street
Catherine Charles
Charles Black
S. A. Hartung
Hagers
Addison McGlade
George Dambach
Fourth St
Young Men's Class Holds Regular Monthly Meeting
The Young Men's class of the M. E. church met last night in church rooms. Routine business was transacted and a social period followed. The next class meeting will be announced later.
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Ellwood City
M. E. Church
Hadassah to Attend Regional Conference in Pittsburgh
The Hadassah chapter of Ellwood City plans a strong showing at the regional conference in Pittsburgh next Sunday. The local chapter will hold its regular meeting June 20 at Mrs. Ben Balter’s home.
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Ellwood City
Hadassah
Pittsburgh
Ben Balter
Society wedding of Lohengrin Warburton and Ruth Jones
New York society figure Lohengrin Warburton and his bride Ruth Jones leave the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church after a brilliant society wedding. The early June marriage is noted as a highlight of the social season.
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William John Warburton
New York
Ruth Jones
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Amateur Boxing Show Tonight in Ellwood City
Ellwood City boxing fans will see an amateur show tonight at the Liberty Theatre promoted by Bennie Rocco brother of Emmett Rocco. A strong card has been lined up for the evening.
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Ellwood City
Liberty Theatre
Bennie Rocco
Emmett Rocco
Admitted and discharged at Ellwood City hospital
On Monday admission included William Breneman of Glen Avenue and Catherine Mallory of Line Avenue. Discharges included Mrs George Barr and baby, Mrs John Caughey and baby, Mrs Robert McNanny, Mrs Charles Mount.
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Ellwood City
William Breneman
Glen Avenue
Catherine Mallory
Line Avenue
George Barr
This City
John Caughey
Wurtemburg
Robert McNanny
Orchard Avenue
Charles Mount
Koppel
Two Joliet convicts hurt in prison blast mishap
A prison blast at Joliet Illinois painfully injured two convicts who were housed in the same cell. The incident occurred in the Joliet penitentiary causing damage to the cell and surrounding area. Authorities investigate the cause of the explosion and custody safety procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joliet, Til
Nashville Banner
Mrs D G Williams Hosts E M M Club Evening
In Ellwood City on Wayne avenue Mrs D G Williams hosted the E M M Club with all members present. Spring flowers adorned the home and bridge was the main activity with Mrs Charles Adams winning the high score. A luncheon followed and the season ends with a hambg fry on July 11.
Class Members Enjoy Picnic in Sun Day School Group
Members of the Class No. 17 of the Sunday school of the First Baptist Church enjoyed a picnic in Elwood City. They met at Miss Carrie Hazen's home at 6 30 p m and traveled to Wurtemburg for a swim. The group then held a ham supper with social chat and games. Next class meeting time to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
First Baptist Church
Carrie Hazen
Wurtemburg
Harmony Baptist Church Becomes Busy Summer Schedule
Harmony Baptist Church announces the Annual Children s Day program during morning service on June 12 with Home Missions offering. Beaver Baptist Association events include the district convention June 14 15 at Unity Church Harlansburg with delegates listed and entertainment plans for the June 26 district conference at the Beaver association church schools. A birthday gathering for Mr. Cunningham marks June 4 with 23 guests and greetings from relatives across several states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony Baptist Church
the Beaver Baptist Association
First Baptist Church
New Brighton
Dale Currie
Young People’s Society
Beaver Baptist Church School and Young People’s Association
Mt. Zion
Prospect
Zion
Portersville
Unity
Harlansburg
Harmony
Cobb Family Visits Parents in Marianna
Rev and Mrs S L Cobb and their child spent several days last week with Mrs Cobb's parents Mr and Mrs Fulton in Marianna. R and Cunningham attended the funeral of C P McDanes of North Sewickley last Wednesday with services held in the Providence Baptist Church.
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Castlewood
S. L. Cobb
Birth of Jack Meryl to Mr and Mrs Harry White
An announcement from Mr and Mrs Harry White reports the birth of a son named Jack Meryl on Saturday June 4. Interment will follow at the Presbyterian cemetery.
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Presbyterian
Harry White
Jack Meryl
Dorcas Presbyterian Class Meeting Set for Wednesday
Members of the Dorcas chapter of the Presbyterian church will meet on Wednesday at 2 o'clock at the home of Miss Beulah Wilson.
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Dorcas
The
Presbyterian Church
Boethian Circle Meets Tonight for Church Music Practice
Members of the Boethian Circle are asked to gather at 8 o'clock tonight at the church for a music practice session.
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Boethian Circle
True Blue class postpones church meeting
The True Blue class of the Methodist church postpones the meeting planned for Thursday at Mrs Dora Meilke s home due to a convention at Westfield church. Meeting time will be announced later.
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Methodist Church
Dora Meilke
Westfield Church
Children’s Day Program at Presbyterian Church
The Children’s Day program is set for June 12 at 10 45 AM at the Presbyterian Church. Mrs W E Dindinger and Paul Brown lead the event.
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Presbyterian Church
W. E. Dindinger
Paul Brown
Ladies Aid to Meet at Methodist Church Wednesday
The Ladies Aid society of the Methodist church will hold its meeting on Wednesday afternoon at the church at 2 o'clock.
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Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Church
Epworth League Contest Honors Miss Marietta Manning
Reports from the Methodist church contest show Miss Marietta Manning receiving high marks on Sunday evening.
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Methodist Church
Marietta Manning
Scout leader Earl Herbert to be honored at Ellwood club event
Earl K Herbert of Main Street will be the honor guest at a Shelby club social in Ellwood Wednesday. Scouts of Ellwood district organize the dinner at 6 30 p m with friends invited. Herbert departs June 16 for California to take a field executive post with other work.
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Earl K. Herbert
Main Street
Shelby Club
Ellwood
Mr. Herbert
Herbert
Ruby Bergers
California
Local social notes from Lisbon and nearby towns
Miss Claire Funkhouser of Lisbon called here yesterday. Visitors from New Castle include Miss Margaret Maher and Miss Nellie Grinnen and Mrs Velma Cameron and son Jimmie. Frank Cook and George Cook families plus Mary McFate and Mary Darline were guests of Mr and Mrs W Campbell. John Cunningham and George Veon traveled to Franklin on Sunday. Emma Cragle visited Ellwood Sunday. R Tally and Wayne and C E Coulter visited New Castle Saturday. Ella James of Pittsburgh stayed with Mrs F M Wagner on Main Street. E Wilson of Beaver Falls visited L J Overlander on Sunday. Mrs C B Reno was a New Castle visitor yesterday.
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Claire Funkhouser
Lisbon
Margaret Maher
Nellie Grinnen
Velma Cameron
Jimmie
New Castle
Frank Cook
George Cook
George
Mary McFpate
Mary Darline
W. Campbell
John Cunningham
George Veon
Franklin
Emma Cragle
Ellwood
Franklin, Pa
C. B. Reno
Prayer Service For A Revival In Second United Presbyterian
Rev Don Montgomery of Youngstown Ohio addressed a large Second United Presbyterian Church gathering during the weekly revival prayer service. He urged the value of prayer and formed church wide prayer groups. Next Monday’s meeting will be at First Baptist church. The Courier Journal notes a simple political platform risks post election recall.
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Don Montgomery
Youngstown
Ohio
Second United Presbyterian Church
Montgomery
First Baptist Church
The
Louisville Courier- Journal
Miller Seeks Help to Save 101 Ranch Circus
Col. Zach Miller, owner of the 101 Ranch circus, visits Dallas to enlist Col. William Easterwood’s aid. Miller declares he will not abandon the ranch despite a mortgage, as Easterwood agrees to take charge and steer the circus toward paying off the debt.
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Col
Zach Miller
Dallas
Tex
William Easterwood
Colonel Miller
Easterwood
Rev Stump Speaks To Lawrence County Scout Meeting
An informal Lawrence County Council Boy Scouts of America meeting was held in the Chamber of Commerce rooms with a dozen leaders present. Committee reports on camping health and safety showed camp progress while Rev Stump shared insights from the national council annual meeting.
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Lawrence County Council
Boy Scouts of America
Chamber of Commerce
Charles T. Metzler
John Lindgren
Rex Patch
Charles Metzler
Stump
National Council
Boy Scout movement praised for campaign support nationwide
Reports from states show Community Chest affiliations gain strong manpower from Boy Scouts but many chests fail to fund it adequately. Education of communities is urged. Field Executive Earle Herbert bids farewell and plans to move to Stockton California. The group recommends he remain affiliated as a council member at large.
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Boy Scout Movement
Earle Herbert
Stockton
California
Disabled Vets To Hear Johnstone
Wednesday evening will mark a Red Letter day for the Fred L. Rentz Chapter of the Disabled American Veterans. Speakers will include Rev. Charles Warren Johnstone from Central Christian church and Curtis Haube of Greater Pittsburgh Post No. 8. Johnstone, a D A V member from Colorado Springs, Colo., will share his Memorial Day address.
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Fred L. Rentz
Charles Warren Johnstone
Central Christian Church
Curtis Haube
Greater Pittsburgh Post No
Johnstone
Colorado Springs
Colo
Post calls full attendance for meeting
The message to D A Vism and Comrade Haube notes Commander William T. McCune requests a full attendance of the post membership for the upcoming gathering.
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D. A. Vism
Haube
William T. McCune
Two Bicycles Reported Stolen
Arthur McClure of 935 Marshall Avenue reported to police Monday that two unknown boys stole his Deluxe bicycle from the rear porch of his home. Betty Jane Kison of 337 Park Avenue reported today that while swimming at the second dam of the Neshannock Creek yesterday her Deluxe girl's bicycle was stolen.
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Arthur McClure
Marshall Avenue
Betty Jane Kison
Park Avenue
Neshannock Creek
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Local Legion Post
Mrs. Lee Sekulski
Ww. C. T. U. Banquet
Ellwood Personals
Maine
Suosio’s
Butler Ave
Florsheim
David Diverman Prep
Brighten Up
DU Port
Newcastle
Church OF God
First Church of God
Young Ladies’ Guild
Mike Petrucci
Hazen Avenue
Y. P. C. T. Society
Minnie Bookamer
McKinley & Frantz
Lion
East Washington St
Keystone
North Mill St
Court St
Wall Paper CO
East Washington Street
Society
Lohengrin
J. Marlin Furniture CO
East Long Ave
New
Norge
G. H. Walter Co
E. Washington St
D. G. Williams
Ellwod City
E. M. M. Club
Wayne Avenue
Bridge
Charles Adams
William McGlincy
R. §. Cunningham
Cunningham
Wylie Cunningham
T. Lewis
Fombell
Kezia Guy
Energy
Sophia Weingartner
New Castle Road
Rhoda Duwninbaugh
Norman Rhyal
W. E. Heasley
Pulaski
Edna White
R. S. Cunningham
Megownm
the Druggists
E. Washington Street
Ladies Aid Meeting
Neiman’s
Miller
Armstrong
Fred Rentz
Kredit
Moe’s
East
Washington Street
Leslig Hotel
People’s Meat Market
W. Long Ave
OFS
the Ladies’ Store
First National Bank
Qoisa
Haney’s
Ghem
Menders
Ramsey's
D. G. Ramsey & Sons
Croton Ave
Arsenate
Bordeaux
Carden
Clover Farm
Westinghouse
Kirk Hutton & CO
Philco
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