New Castle Man In Auto Wreck On Road To Butler
Charles Schlienning of 2302 Highland Avenue New Castle is held by state police after an auto wreck on the Butler New Castle road near Portersville Sunday afternoon. Ralph Henry of Middle Lancaster drove another car which overturned in a ditch. Mrs J D Henry and Grace Wherry are in Butler hospital. Erma Daniels was treated and discharged. J D Henry was cut and bruised.
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Charles Schlienning
Highland Avenue
New Castle
Butler
Butler-New Castle
Portersville
Schleming
Ralph Henry
Middle Lancaster
Henry
J. D. Henry
Grace Wherry
Butler Hospital
Erma Daniels
Religious Circles Schedule Meetings At Central Christian
Anna Kildoo Missionary society meets at the church Tuesday at 8. The Loyal Ladies Bible class banquet for the losing side and winning side occurs Thursday at 6 30. Ladies Aid meets Thursday afternoon June 11. Livingston Missionary Circle to meet at Mrs. Kellar Shelar's Frew Mill road Thursday evening. The Triangle Missionary Circle also listed.
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Central Christian
Anna Kildoo Missionary Society
Loyal Ladies Bible Class
Wil
Ladies Aid Society
Livingston Missionary Circle
Kellar Shelar
Frew Mill Road
Triangle Missionary Circle
Church Activities Schedule At United Presbyterian
The church announces a busy week with Friday evening meetings at Mrs. Abe Kildoo's home on Maryland Avenue, Sunday School practice, Y S B C birthday event at the church Tuesday, and postponed Young Married People and Loyal Band sessions. Bible study resumes with Second Samuel chapter two, continuing to chapter twenty. Preparatory communion services are set for Friday evening June 12 with Rev. W E McClure preaching. Children's Day practice is planned for Wednesday and Friday at 2 PM.
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Wil
Abe Kildoo
Maryland Avenue
Woman's Missionary Society Meets at First Christian Church
The June meeting in Friday afternoon session featured program led by Mrs. L. D. Stanley with Mrs. Mary Evans and Miss Myrna Foster performing music. Speaker Mrs. W. W. Sniff gave the China talk, and Mrs. C. H. Young led the business portion. The next gathering is planned at Mrs. W. W. Perry's Greenwood Avenue home.
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Woman’s Missionary Society of the First Christian Church
L. D. Stanley
Mary Evans
W. T. Barnes
T. W. Phillips
Myrna Foster
W. W. Sniff
China
Ella Caine
Dorothy Hilborn
W. W. Perry
Greenwood Avenue
Birtha Girls Meet at Mrs Lutz Home Tonight
The Birtha Girls will gather this evening at 1710 Highland Avenue to hold their meeting. Queen Esther Auxiliary plans a session at Ora Phillips residence in New location details sparse.
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Birtha
R. C. Lutz
Highland Avenue
Queen Esther
Ora Phillips
New
Community Circle Meetings and Church Notices
Wilmington Road and Mother's Circle plan a June 9 12 gathering at Mrs H C Warner 414 East Wallace Ave A tureen dinner is set for 1 pm Mrs John Emery hosts Stephenson Circle at 288 Euclid Ave on Thursday at 730 Annual Ida M Cribbs Memorial Home meeting is scheduled at the home in Conneautville on Thursday June 18 Children’s Day is observed on Sunday June 14 with infant baptism to be performed
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Wilmington Road
H. C. Warner
East Wallace Avenue
John Emery
Stephenson
Euclid Avenue
Ida M. Cribbs
Conneautville
Monthly church Sunday school meeting and officers gathering
It announces a monthly meeting of teachers and officers this evening at 7 30. It also notes a Ladies Aid Society business meeting on Wednesday after the mid week prayer service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society
Laura Young Bible Class Meeting Notice
Laura Young Bible Class will meet Tuesday afternoon at 2 30 in the home of Mrs EF Layng at 826 Sutton Street. Mrs James Hanna is the leader and Miss McKee the teacher.
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Laura Young Bible
EF. T. Layng
Sutton Street
James Hanna
Miss McKee
Woman's Relief Corps Meeting Tuesday at 2 30
The Woman's Relief Corps No 11 auxiliary to the G A R will convene Tuesday afternoon at 2 30 in the Sons of Veterans hall for a regular gathering and planned activities.
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Woman's Relief Corps
No. 11
Sons of Veterans Hall
Willing Workers Bible Class Breakfast at Cascade Park
Willing Workers Bible class schedules a 7 30 AM breakfast at Cascade Park. Woman's Home Missionary Society meets Thursday at 2 30 PM in the church. Epworth League hosts a picnic at Hill's Beach Thursday evening June 11. Kum Join Us Bible class meets Friday evening at Mrs. E T White's home 204 North Ray Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willing Workers
Cascade Park
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Epworth League
Hill's Beach
Kum-Join-Us
E. T. White
North Ray Street
Church Activities Schedule for Feast of St Barnabas
The Daughters of the King meet this evening at 7 39 in the Guild room. Holy Communion is observed Thursday at 9 30. Feast of St Barnabas noted. Choir boys practice Friday at 7 39 p m. Adults meet at 8 p m plus Sunday at 10 15 and 7 45 p m.
Bible Class at First Baptist To Enjoy Special Program
Members of the Bible class taught by Ira Wilson at First Baptist will enjoy a special program this week. The event will feature a guest speaker and refreshments after the session.
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First Baptist
Ira Wilson
Tureen dinner at Cascade Park and church notices
Tureen dinner this evening at 6 30 at Cascade park. Children's Day will be observed Sunday evening June 14 by the Sunday school. Section Eight of the Woman's Missionary society will meet for an all day quilting in the church Wednesday. All those taking part in the Children's Day exercises are asked to meet at the church Tuesday and Friday at 1 30 pm. Epworth Methodist Church. The Ladies Aid Society will meet Tuesday afternoon at 1 o'clock instead of Wednesday in the church. Mrs. Frank Cypher 411 Park Avenue will host to members of the Women's Foreign Missionary Society Friday afternoon at 2 30. The Hart Queen Esther Society will have a tureen dinner at Cascade Park Tuesday evening at 6 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Park
Woman's Missionary Society
Epworth Methodist Church
Ladies Aid Society
Frank Cypher
Park Avenue
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
Hart Queen Esther Society
Grace M E Church Women Host Picnic at Cascade Park
The Grace M E Church Women’s Foreign Missionary Society will hold its annual picnic at Cascade Park on Tuesday evening June 9. Dinner is at 6 o’clock and each member should bring a guest.
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Grace M. E. Church
Women's Foreign Missionary Society of the
Cascade Park
Company K to Meet for Reserve at City Building
A special meeting of Company K of the V Reserve is set for this evening at 7:30 at the city building. All members are urged to attend as the gathering is very important. Lieutenant C. M. Gillespie.
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Co. K
V. Reserve
Lieut
C. M. Gillespie
Spiritualist Church announces midweek Truth service
The Spiritualist Church of Truth invites attendance Wednesday evening at seven. The service will be held on the third floor above Cluttor's drug store with Mrs. A. L. John in charge assisted by Mrs. A. E Guthrie.
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Spiritualist Church
Spiritualist Church of
Cluttor’s Drug Store
A. L. John
A. E Guthrie
Wesley M. FEF Home Guards Meet at Boston Ave Home
Members of the Home Guards of the Wesley M. FEF church held their monthly gathering at Miss Ruth and Miss Anna McClafferty's Boston avenue home. Officers elected for the coming year include President Mary Patterson, Vice President Blanche Minner, Secretary Louise Birt, Treasurer Clela Fleming, and News Reporter Norma Beltrance. Plans were made for a June 11 hike to Eastbrook. A social time followed with music and singing, hosted by the McClaffertys and their mother.
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Wesley M. Fef. Church
Ruth
Anna McClafferty
Boston Avenue
Mary Patterson
Blanche Minner
Louise Birt
Clela Fleming
Norma Beltrance
Edith Strayer
Eastbrook
Ladies' Aid to Meet at Mrs Nelson's Home
The Ladies' Aid society will gather at 818 Neshannock boulevard the Thursday afternoon at 2. The Young People's society plans a lawn fete at the church on Wednesday evening at 6 o'clock.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
Klas Nelson
Neshannock Boulevard
Young People's Society
Violin Recital and Choir Rehearsals at Local Churches
St Pauls Lutheran hosts a Van Der Meer violin recital Tuesday at 8 15 in the YWCA auditorium. Sunday school officers and teachers meet tonight. Brotherhood holds a meeting at F Buchner 1610 Albert St Thursday at o clock. Junior choir Thursday 4 pm senior choir at 8 pm. Children’s Day service by Sunday school scholars Sunday morning June 14 at First United Presbyterian. Sabbath school officers and teachers share a 6 30 dinner. Rebekah Chapter picnic Thursday at Cascade Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Lutheran
van der Meer
Brotherhood
F. Buchner
Albert Street
First United Presbyterian
Rebekah
Cascade Park
Evening events and meetings announced for local chapters
A large class for initiation is planned. State officers will attend and L. H. Crick of Pittsburgh will deliver the principal address. First Christian Section Three hosts a luncheon Wednesday at Mrs. W. W. Sniff’s home. Section One meets Wednesday with Mrs. Marion McClintock. Section Two will visit Mercer on Wednesday, June 17 for a gathering at Mrs. Mary Cochran’s home.
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L. H. Crick
Pittsburgh
W. W. Sniff
Hiram Way
Marion McClintock
County Line Street
Mercer
Mary Cochran
Nazarene Church Woman's Missionary Society Meets
The Nazarene Church Woman's Foreign Missionary Society will meet Tuesday evening June 9 at 7 o'clock at Mrs. David Jenkins home 605 McCleary avenue. Rev Howard Rowe the new pastor will lead the mid week prayer service Wednesday evening.
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Nazarene Church Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
David Jenkins
McCleary Avenue
Howard Rowe
Missionary Society Meeting Set at Mrs Lorenzo Home
Section seven of the Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church will meet Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs C F Lorenzo located at 118 East Grant Street.
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Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
C. F. Lorenzo
East Grant Street
Cc D of A to Meet This Evening at Hall
Court Teresa C D of A plans an important meeting at 7 30 PM this evening in the Knights of Columbus hall.
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Cc. D. of A
Teresa
C. D. of A
K. of C. Hall
Wolfe Swamp Fire Prompts City Workforce Hire
Fire Chief Lynn told council the Wolfe swamp blaze, fueled by spontaneous combustion, damaged mattresses tar paper parts of autos and rubbish while smoke disturbed nearby residents. Council approved employing four men at laboring wages to continuously spray water on the dump.
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Wolfe Swamp
Council
Lynn
Ivan
Forfeiture of $1000 Cash Bail Declared Against Zeigler
Stanley Zeigler charged with breaking and entering failed to appear in court this morning. Judge Emery declared bail of $1,009 forfeited after Zeigler did not answer when his name was called. Zeigler had posted cash bail.
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Stanley Zeigler
Emery
Zeigler
F. P. A. No. 180 Meeting Tuesday Evening
F. P. A. No. 180 will meet Tuesday evening at 7 30 o'clock in the Clendenin building. There is a minor detail announced for members to note.
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Clendenin
Council Appoints Temporary Firemen
At the request of Fire Chief Charles Lynn the council named Dan McDaniels Ed Umbright and Phillip Crane as temporary firemen. They will serve for 16 weeks during the vacation period of regular firemen.
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Charles Lynn
Council
Dan McDaniels
Ed. Umbright
Phillip Crane
Princess Slips 55c Soft muslin slips with lace trim
Advertises Princess slips in soft muslin with trim in lace or embroidery and deep flounces. Available in sizes 4 and up to a higher range, offering feminine undergarment options.
New Castle Phone Men Win District Elimination Contest
About 150 Bell Telephone workers from Beaver, Mercer and Lawrence counties gathered at the Elks Home for the annual district elimination. New Castle maintenance team won first in the safety contest with 97 percent. Team No 2 and Team No 3 placed second and third with listed members. Bronze cups and medals were awarded, followed by a dinner with dancing and music. The event showcased New Castle’s entertainment and production credentials.
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Bell
Beaver
Mercer
Lawrence County
Elks
M. D. Southworth
Fred Alexander
New Castle
R. M. Neville
H. H. Dean
Edward Grasser
R. S. Henry
J.J. Kuhn
W. F E. Gallagher
R. Seibert
J. J. Mattern
J. FP. Cronin
W. D Snyder
G. V. Fralock
D L. Dumbach
L. Hollopeter
Red Book Club Special Meeting Nears Club Opening
The Red Book Club plans a special meeting as the Lawrence Club nears its scheduled opening, with organizers detailing forthcoming events and membership details. The update underscores progress toward a community hub for readers and discussions.
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Lawrence Club
Red
Book Club Elects New Member After Lapse in Activity
The club revived after a special meeting and filled vacancies caused by death resignation and desertion by electing one new member and appointing three substitutes to restore its roster.
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Book Club
Divorce Granted to G Earl Williams
G Earl Williams has been granted a divorce from his wife on the grounds of cruel and barbarous treatment. They were married a number of years ago and separated in 1924.
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G. Earl Williams
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