New Castle Man In Auto Wreck On Road To Butler
Charles Schleming of 2302 Highland avenue New Castle is held by state police after a Sunday afternoon crash on the Butler New Castle road near Portersville. Ralph Henry of Middle Lancaster drove first car. Henry car overturned into a ditch. Mrs J D Henry and Grace Wherry hospitalized at Butler. Miss Erma Danies discharged today. Other notes report church events and local society activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Sehlenning
Highland Avenue
New Castle
Butler
Butler-New Castle
Portersville
Butter
Schleming
Ralph Henry
Middle Lancaster
Henry
J.D. Henry
Grace Wherry
Butler Hospital
Erma Danies
Spa Henry
J. D. Henry
Religious Circles Plan Meetings in Central Christian Church
Anna Kildoo Missionary Society meets Tuesday at 8. Loyal Ladies Bible class banquet Thursday at 6 39 in church dining room. Ladies Aid meets Thursday afternoon June 11. Livingston Missionary Circle to hold monthly meeting at Mrs Kellar Shelar home Frew Mill road Thursday evening. Triangle Missionary Circle also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Christian
Anna Kildoo Missionary Society
Loyal Ladies Bible Class
Church
Ladies Aid Society
Livingston Missionary Circle
Kellar Shelar
Frew Mill Road
Triangle Missionary Circle
Croton Avenue
M. EB
Willing Workers
Cascade Park
I Woman's Home Missionary Society
Epworth League
Hills Beach
Kum-Join-Us Bible
BE. T. White
North Bay Street
Epworth Methodist
Frank Cypher
Park Axenus
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
Hart Queen Esther Society
Community notices mix church events in June schedule
A long list of local church and club events announces meetings and activities for June including Mother's Circle dinners, Sunday school, Bible classes, missionary society picnics at Cascade Park, and various civic group gatherings. Occasional dates, times, and host addresses are given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Park
Ghildren
Woman's
Missionary Society
Wolfe Swamp Fire Prompts City Hiring of Four Firemen
Fire Chief Lynn urged council to hire four men at ta iloring wages to keep an endless water stream on the Wolfe Swamp underground blaze. The fire, blamed on spontaneous combustion, destroyed mattresses tar paper and other debris while smoke disturbed nearby residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolfa Swamp
Lynn
Urat
Wold Council
Comne
Zeigler's cash bail forfeited after no-show in court
Stanley Zeigler faced breaking and entering charges when she did not appear as her name was called this morning. Judge Emery declared bail forfeited of 1000 dollars after Zeigler failed to respond, with the cash bail having been posted earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Zeigler
Emery
Talted
Zeigler
Council Appoints Temporary Firemen
At the request of Fire Chief Charles Jiynn the council named Dan MacDaniels Ed Embright and Phillip Crane as temporary firemen for 19 weeks during the vacation period of regular firemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Jiynn
Council
Dan MacDaniels
Ed. Embright
Phillip Crane
New Castle Phone Men Win District Diminution Contest
One hundred fifty Bell Telephone employees from Beaver Mercer and Lawrence counties gathered at the Elks Home for the annual district elimination contest supervised by M. D. Southworth and Fred Alexander. New Castle maintenance team won first in the safety contest with 97 percent, with Teams No 2 and No 3 placing second and third. Winners received bronze cups and medals. A celebratory repast followed with dancing and music by a local orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell
Beaver
Mercer
Lawrence County
Elks
M. D. Southworth
Fred Alexander
New Castle
R. M. Neville
H. H. Daan
Barnard Grasyer
Henry
Munn
W. E. Gallagher
R. Seibert
J. J. Matterny
P. Cronin
WD. Snyder
G. V. Fralock
P. L. Dumbaseh
L. Hollopeter
L. G. Hollopeter
Book Club Elects One Member and Appoints Substitutes
The club met after months of inactivity to address vacancies caused by death resignation and desertion and elected one new member while appointing three substitutes to fill remaining gaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Book Club
Divorce Granted to G. Earl Williams
G Earl Williams was granted a divorce from his wife on grounds of cruel and barbarous treatment. They were married for many years. The case appears in a local notice tied to the Red Book Club and Lawrence Club openings in 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Williams
Lawrence Club
Red Lad
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Abe Kildoo
Maryland Avenue
Third United Presbyterian
W. BE. McDinure
Firat Presbyterian Church
Missionary Meeting
Firat Christian Church
Mra
J. D. Stanley
Mary Evans
W. T. Barnés
T. W. Phillips
Myrna Foster
W. W. Sniff
China
Ella Caine
Dorothy Hilborn
C. H. Young
W. W. Perry
Greenwood Avenue
First Methodist
Hippodrome
Princ A
New York
National Market Company
E.washington St
Rummler
Cut Rate Shoe Shop
East
Washington Street
Wilmington Road
H. ©. Warner
East Wallace Avenue
John Emery
Stephenson
Euclid Avenue
Ida M. Cribbs
Conneautville
Maitland Memorial
Ladés Aid Society
Aura Young Bible
Laura Young Bible
BE. T. Layng
Sutton Street
James Hanna
Miss McKee
Woman's Relief Corps
No. 11
Song of Veterans Hall
Trinity Episcopal
Daughters of the King
Grace M. EB. Church
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of the
Grace M. B. Church
Oo. K
Go. K. S
V. Reserva
Oclock
Lieut
C. M. Gillespie
Spiritualist Church
Spiritualist Church of Truth
Cluttal's Drug Store
A. L. John
A. E. Guthrie
Wesley M. TH. Church
Ruth
Anna McClafferty
Boston Avenue
Mary Patterson
Slancho Mimner
Louise Birt
Clela Fleming
Norma Beltrance
Edith Strayer
Eastbrook
St. Paul's Lutheran
van der Maer
Y.W.C. A
Brotherhood
F. Buchner
Albert
First United Presbyterian
Rebekah
F.P. A
First Baptist
FP. P. A
Ira Wison
Clendenin
L. F. Crick
Pittesburgh
Hiram Way
Marion McCintock
County Line Street
Mary Cochran
Nazarene Church
David Jenkins
McCleary Avenue
Howard Rowe
Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
C. F. Lorenzo
East Grant Street
Beauty
Lil
Les
Chicago
Wall Street
Maxwell Motors
Wolfe Swamp
Temple
W. J. Offutt Co
Billie Burke
Butle Jeannette E
Ae Jeannette
Bell Company
G. Earl Williams
Red Book Club
Balser
Balser Motor Sales
Youngstown, Ohio
Belmont Avenue
Arlington Street
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