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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1934

Page

12

Bank deposits to be guaranteed up to five thousand

The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation would extend the guarantee on bank deposits to a maximum of $5,000, replacing the prior $2,500 limit. The Senate Banking Committee chairman Senator Fletcher announced the action after conferees rejected the House loan provision but allowed similar loans by the Reconstruction Finance Corporation with looser security requirements.

International News Service Washington Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation FDIC Fletcher Florida Senate Banking Committee Reconstruction Finance Corporation Ellwood Sity REO Presen Jim Palmer Lois Palmer Phylliss Schfke Dolores Kramer Walter Martin Albert Staph Donken Jo Ann Clarke Ruth Hur Nancy Clarke Virginia Palmer Harold Doug

Ellwood Trips Beaver In Fast Game Last Night

Ellwood City toppled Beaver 4 to 3 in a tight Beaver County League contest at Ewing Park. Gunnell limited Beaver to five hits as Shelby swelled its late-game rally with Brown driving in the winner after Smilek tied it with a double and Mundo set up the run. Home runs by Anderson and Brown among key hits, with Detuliio and Friedhoff delivering for Shelby.

Ellwood City Shelby Beaver County Beaver Ewing Park Field En- Wood Dom Mundo Smilek Brown Dallenbech Gunnell Ewing A.B. Caver A Watterson Dallenbach Sanders Anderson P. Cebula Detullio Smith M. Cebula Guanett Gannett Kelner

Ellwood City Clubs Hold Regular Meetings And Notices

Ellwood City reports outline E W B club and Mary Rugh society sessions with officers elected and meals served. Also a flower missions committee meeting to plan National Flower Day and several hospital notes listing admissions and discharges from local facilities.

Molly Wiley Called By Death in Castlewood

Mrs. Molly Wiley 63 widow of Bert Wiley died at 12:35 a m in Castlewood after a weeks long illness from complications. Born July 6 1871 in Beaver county she lived 38 years married with 30 in Castlewood. Survived by six daughters seven including Louise Wiley at home, one son Lee F Wiley, a sister two brothers and fourteen grandchildren. Funeral services Saturday at 2 00 p m from the home and 2 30 p m from the Castlewood Christian Missionary Alliance church with two ministers officiating. Interment Locust Grove cemetery Ellwood City.

Ellwood City Molly Wiley Bert Wiley Castlewood Beaver County Ruth Evans Milo Main Robert Lutz Walter Smith Castle Allance R. E. Ellenberger W. Wagner Locust Grove

Friends Honor Louise McConahy on Ninth Birthday

Ellwood City June 7 Mrs Ernest McConahy entertained former playmates from Wurtemburg at her Ellwood-New Castle road home to celebrate Louise McConahy birthday. Games and contests filled the afternoon followed by a dainty repast served by the hostess and helpers.

Ellwood City Louise Ernest McConahy Wurtemburg Ellwood New Castle Road Lee Wilson William Clyde Geraldine Honver Elva Hall Mary Boots Lois Brown Ruth Musselman Donna Jean Clyde Patty Evans Leatrice Roach Wilda Graham Betty Kirker Loretta Hutchinson Olive Lethner Martha McConahy Ray Wilson Donald Clyde

Miss Helen Houk Hosts Club Evening in Ellwood City

Ellwood City news records a June 7 gathering of the 26 30 Club at Miss Helen Houk’s Clover Avenue home with Miss Helen Mayne as guest. Bridge at two tables produced high scores for Miss Mary Martin and Mrs. Robert McKim. Luncheon followed with help from Mrs. Walter Houk. The group will meet again in two weeks at Miss Kathryn Koch’s First Avenue home.

Ellwood City Helen Kouk Clover Avenue Helen Mayne Bridge Mary Martin Robert McKim Walter Houk Kathryn Koch First Avenue

Banquet To Be Held On Friday By Local W C T U

Ellwood City reports that the annual mothers and daughters banquet of the local W C T U will be Friday evening at the First Presbyterian church dining room. The event features a three course dinner and a planned program arranged by Mrs Burrows and committee. former members are invited.

Ellwood City Trinity Lutheran Church W. Clt. U First Presbyterian Church

Belles Reunion At Moyer Home

Ellwood City June 7 One of the most enjoyable events of yesterday took place at the home of Mr and Mrs Elmer E Moyer when members of the Belles family gathered for the 39nd annual reunion A picnic lunch was served on the lawn for 60 The business meeting elected officers President B E Moyer vice president T A Shira secretary Mrs Charles Gowers treasurer Mrs J T Eppingher Reuben Walden of Evans City gave an address and poems Beloit Kan resident F A Belles was special guest The reunion will be held next year on the second Wednesday of June at the Moyer residence.

Ellwood City E. W. B. Club James Kennedy Castlewood John Kohler Children Cleveland J. W. Mayne James Houk R. T. Baird Clu C. G. Scott Todd Avenue Elmer E. Moyer Ellwood-Zelienople Road Belles B .E. Moyer T. A. Shira

Chit A Chat Club Meets At Mrs Gerhardt Home

Charles Gerhardt hosted the Chit A Chat club at her Sixth Street home. Members then traveled to the Shelby for a swimming party, returned for two tables of contract bridge with scores won by Mrs. Herbert Bucholtz and Mrs. Jack Lash. Special guests were Mrs. Margaret Remer and Mrs. Harold Kildoo. Lunch was served by the hostess and Mrs. Kildoo. Mrs. Bucholtz invited the club to meet at Beaver Falls in two weeks.

Ellwood City Charles Gerhardt Sixth Street Shelby Herbert Bucholtz Jack Lash Margaret Remer Harold Kildoo

L W L Members Have Fine Meet

Ellwood City residents describe a fine L W L Club gathering at Mrs Clyde McCurdy's home on New Brighton road. Guests included Mrs Charles Wehman and Mrs Mitford. Prizes went to Mrs Earnest Rudge Mrs Ralph Wiley and Mrs Glenn Biggins after two tables of 500. A tureen dinner preceded the games.

Ellwood City Clyde McCurdy New Brighton Road L. W. L. Club Charles Wehman Mitford Earnest Rudge Ralph Wiley Glenn Biggins

Past Officers of Orange Ladies Meet in Ellwood City

Past officers of the Orange Ladies met at Mrs. Julie Buque’s home on Line avenue for a regular session. Della Pifer was elected president and John Nicholls Sr. secretary. A 6 o'clock tureen dinner preceded the meeting. The club plans a July 2 motor trip to ON City and a picnic. Floral arrangements decorated the home.

Ellwood City Orange Ladies Julie Buque Line Avenue Della Pifer John Nicholls ON City

Democrats To Meet For Organization

Assemblyman William J. Broe secured the courthouse for a Democratic County committee meeting on June 16 to organize the party for the coming campaign. A chairmanship contest is expected between Dr. John A. Meehan and Register and Recorder William R. Hanna, with H. P. Stone having chaired last year. Varying levels of interest in appointing committeemen were noted at the May primary as vacancies remain to be filled.

William J. Broe Court House Democratic County Committee John A. Meehan Register and William R. Hanna H. P. Stone

Funeral directors to have convention in Pittsburgh

New Castle will be well represented at the annual Pennsylvania State Funeral Directors Association convention in Pittsburgh. The event runs June 11 to 13 with headquarters at the Willam Penn hotel.

New Castle Pennsylvania State Funeral Directors' Association Pittsburgh Willam Peng Hotel

Ellwood City Social Club Hosts Mrs Bruce Hunter

Mrs Bruce Hunter entertained the Smart Set Club at her Short Street home with three bridge tables and tea. Special guest Mrs Marjorie Hinen and award presenters Mrs E C Wright Mrs H J Myers and Mrs Carl Zeigler attended. two weeks hence Mrs B M Lawther to host at Fountain Avenue.

Ellwood City W. Bruce Hunter Smart Set Club Short Street Marjorie Hinen Bridge E. C. Wright H. J. Myers Carl Zeigler B. M. Lawther Fountain Avenue

Health Officers Condemn Wells in City Water Supply

City health officer Dr. W. L. Breen reports water from focal wells and springs is being tested after owners requested examination. Three wells found contaminated and closed.

W. L. Breen

Assessor Makes City Assessments in Several Wards

Andrew Sanda city assessor works in the Third ward gathering data for 19386 occupational tax purposes. Assessments have been completed in the First and Sixth wards, per the assessor's office.

Andrew Sanda

Grant Permit To Build Dwelling Granted In City Records

Building permit issued by city engineer to John Deckman for a frame dwelling and garage at 1403 North Mercer Street. First dwelling permit in the area. Also listed: John Deckman address 1403 North Mercer Street and John Dockman remodel of storeroom at 13 East Long Avenue.

City Engineer's Department John Deckman North Mercer Street North Mercer Street John Dockman East Long Avehug

Johnson Bronze Employes Paid

Johnson Bronze company workers on strike since May 28 were paid today at the plant for about eight days work. The pay went smoothly with no disorder as workers lined the fence on South Mill Street to receive money from the paymaster at the gate. Pickets remain on duty but no crowds gathered.

Johnson Bronze Company South Millstree

Koppel School Teacher Elected in Borough Board Vote

The Koppel borough board of education elected G Wilbur White 45 a local teacher to fill a vacancy created by Miss Fisher resignation. Also reported were fire department activities and road project progress under Anthony Massa with crews of 25.

Koppel Borough

Owner Reunites With Police Dog At Station

Police lost their trained dog mascot after it wandered into the station and into the Chief Haven’s office. The 75 pound dog received treats and affection from the owner who claimed the dog as its rightful owner. The canine then returned home with the man who identified it.

Haven É Plese

Night disturbance draws police to several streets

On a cool night several gangs of boys caused noise in the Oak and Ray and Cascade areas and at Cro ton avenue Milton and County Line streets, prompting police visits to disperse the groups and restore quiet.

Oak Ray Cascade Street Croton Avenue Milton County Line

Eight-year-old Edwin Jaskolska improves after auto crash

Edwin Jaskolska aged eight of Atlantic Avenue ariorily injured when struck by a motor vehicle Tuesday afternoon shows improvement in New Castle hospital.

Edwin Jaskolska Atlantic Avenue New Castle Hospital

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ren Louise Palmer Clem Bass Chester Doug Caroline Tackas R. E. Bell Qunnett Mrs. James Kennedy Mary Rugh Society Walter Kalges Lilyville Mary Rugh Hickory Ewell Church of God Fise Frank Dunbar Matilda McFate Flower Missions and Relations Hazel Dell W. C. Ty. UT W. K. Ramsey Hazel Avenue John McKelvey Pittsburgh Circle Barbera Gerhardt Second Street Pete Colao Summitt Avenue August Cruciani Beaver Avenue Ermina Peck Pershing Street Mary Lou Ruth Burgin New Castle R. D. i Joan Luces Zelienople Louise McConahy Helen Houk Ladies Aid Society Slippery Rock Presbyterian Church Pomona Grange Llwood City Howard Aiken John Boots Dorothy Harry Boots Chancy and Albert Henry Fox Eugene Mont Hazen Chalmers Hazen Charles Weisz Amiga Pleasant Hill Grange Westfield Grange Harry DeNome Frank DeNome Ellwood City Hospital Wurtemburg U.P. Church Edwin Furniss VanGorder's Mills Elmer Moyer Lloyd Ellwond-Zelienople Road Moyer Elizabeth Herman North Sewickley W.C.T.U Ellwood City Union Earl Marshall Fourth Ward Frank Butcher Harry Seetch William McKnight Laura McBurney Prospect William Baum DeLand Fla John A. Meshan Wm. R. Hanna Paris Elegantes Bruce Hunter Ellwod City Ladies of the Loyal Orange Lodge First National Bank Spike” O’donneell Edward O'Donnell Chicago Capone London Mayfair Central Press Johnson Bronze Koppel RWD UWA Anthony Massa Fifth Avenue Arthur Street Clifford Richner Second Avenue Struthers Ohio Dean Marshall Harold Marshall Paul Pietrandrea Louise Guy Wampum Painesville American Legion Vincent Stewart St. Lukes Hospital Wade Stewart Marie Lannigan Lancaster Hospital Lancaster William Lannigan Sarah Lannigan Mary Carothers Samuel Carothers Providence Hospital Nursing School St. Mary's Auditorium Beaver Falls Clarence Iirft Zell Jenople Edith Patterson Sux Criss Ford Ford John Ifft Dodge Brothers Corporation Dodges Dodge Detroit America Chrysler Motors O. B
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