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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1927

Page

16

Board Decides On Summer Session In Local Schools

Local school board approves a six week summer school session to allow make up work for students who failed grades. Funding to cover teaching costs will be raised. a bond issue may be timed with summer activities. Superintendent Smith reports a successful year and detailed plans for fall openings and semester divisions. A broken arm incident is noted from Tol Ood City as a separate item.

Kees Oete James AIP Henderson Dorathe Tlatverman Ida Cooper Casylor Mardestyniar High Divach Hhe Smith Bupr Soni Med Birel Supt. Smith Boach Sattember

Former Resident Hosts Artistic Luncheon in Allworm City

In Allworm City a luncheon at the Country Club featured Miss Dorothy Sloat as hostess. Seventy guests enjoyed a long table prep with floral centerpieces and pink yellow doll place markers, followed by a menu and fridge panies. Prizes for high score went to Mrs. J. A. Gelbach and others. consolation favors to several attendees from Bouyer Falls Detroit and Beaver Valley.

Allworm City Paw Jones Harry Fisher Woodlawn Kilwood Cis Dorothy Sloat J. 4. Bell J. Reed Myron Gelbach Ralph Evans James Hughes Harald Seidel Myron Gelhach Kristina Her Blanch Fisher Dewitt Gandrich Detroit Beaver Valle

Health officials to curtail local highway inspection

Ellwood Culty reports President Bell of the local Motor Club wrote to the Department of Health seeking continuation of water supply examinations on Lawrence County highways. The lab replies that nationwide Pennsylvania highway work is disrupted by the Mississippi flood relief effort, with equipment diverted, necessitating reduced inspections.

Ellwood Culty Bell Department of Health Drake Lane Irishburg Lawrence County Pennsylvania Mississippi

Mrs Reynolds Hosts Women’s Missionary Society Meeting

Mrs Reynolds hosted a Women’s Foreign Missionary Society gathering at her Ellwood Oly home. Mrs Jennie Mayper and Mrs Robert Snedder led programs on missionary work in the Philippines, with Snedden guiding the questions and plans to continue meetings through summer in members’ homes.

Ellwood Oly Tunes MH. It. Reynolds Ie Womens Foreign Missionary Society Jennie Mavper Robert Snedder Philippines Georges Roys Ray Smith Robert Snedden Raynolds Auss Margaret

Highway Head To Speak At Forum Chamber Dinner

The Text Forum dinner of the Chamber of Commerce will be held June 20 with location to be announced. Main speaker will be Cant. Carr of the State Patrol from Fratrisburg, addressing highway safety. Rotary and Kiwanis members will be invited.

Highway Head Forum Chamber Ellwood Civ Chamber of Commerce Cant Carr State Patrol Fratrisburg T the Rotary and Kiwanis Club

Miss Claire Smith Hosts Bridge Night in Ellwood City

Miss Claire Smith entertained the Modern Bridge club at her sister Mrs. William Pragier’s home in Wayne avenue Ellwood City Pa Decorations featured simple spring cut flowers Special guests included Helen Turton Belly Lowrey and Mrs Ralph Evans Scores favored by Agnes Weiscoph Tess Miller and Ann Rosenheimer all from Beaver Falls A delicious menu was served by the hostess and Mrs Fraziar on June 29 Mary Elizabeth Turner expects all members next time.

Ellwoom City Joe Claire Smith Modern Bridge Club William Pragier Wayne Avenue Helen Turton Belly Lowrey Ralph Evans Agnes Weiscoph Tess Miller Ann Rosenheimer Beaver Falls

Mrs Bayers Hosts Dinner Bridge Club Night

Mrs William Bayers of Owings Park hosted the Dinner Bridge club Tuesday evening. A three course dinner featured sweet pea arrangements. Bridge play followed with Mrs Tom Jones winning club score favor and Mrs William Gridden of New London Ohio taking guest favor. FR ONeil was also an guest. Mrs Walter Close will entertain June 29 at her home.

William Bayers Owing Park Tom Jones William Gridden New London Ohio FR. O'Neil Walter Close

Mrs Schenck Hosts Club Night At Home Party

Ellwood City notes describe the Young Matrons club gathering hosted by Mrs. Henry Schenck at her home on Second street with bridge prize winners Mrs Norwick Barton and Lun elle Uardy. The National Tube company party planned at Ellwood Country Club grounds will feature contests with Heath of Pittsburg and McKeasport as guests. Rev W S Smith to lead prayer meeting at Wurthem Lark United Presbyterian.

Rllwoon City Henry Schenck J. M. Powell Second Street Norwick Barton Lunelle Uardy Dainty Iane M. B.C. Wright Ewing Park Ellwood City Juns Ellwood Country National Tube Company Pittsbireh McKeasport New Castle Hlewood Grey Allies

Camp For Girls Secured for Scout Camp

Announcement states that the Boy Scouts Camp at New Castle and Ellwood City areas is reserved. Eligible girls and boys are invited to secure spots, with early arrivals encouraged for seating and reservations.

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Women Elect New Officers At The Annual Luncheon

LAWOOD CITY Tune Plates set for 30 members of the Woman's club at Elks' club for the annual luncheon. Officers elected include President Mrs T Laines and several vice presidents with Mrs Frances Tommason as secretary and Mrs H R Smith as treasurer. Directors named Mrs M W Conway and Mrs Shields of Kappel. Entertainment committee credits go to Mrs Thomas Wilson and aides Mesdames W I Kegel Ernest Moyer Herman Wilson Kimmich W C Marliz and W R Thompson.

Mra W. TL. Thompson Frances Tommason H.R. Smith Fred Krauth M. W. Conway Shields Kappel Thomas Wilson W. I. Kegel Ernest Moyer Herman Wilson Kimmich W. C Marliz W. R .Thompson

Scouts Hike To Farm For Picnic

Ellwood City scene reports twenty two scouts with Mrs Andley Cunningham and Mrs tiked rode to Cunning s farm near New Castle road for a picnic supper. A surprise shower fell on Miss Agnes Wilson as she nears leaving to Struthers Ohio. she received many dam aly hankles from her scout sisters.

Ellwood City Andley Cunningham Cunnings Farm New Castle Road Agnes Wilson Struthers Ohio Damaly “Hankles

Joy the Children's Day fire event at church in Ellwood City

Ellwood City residents plan a Thursday event at the Slimpery Stock? Presbyterian church with a Sunday morning program. Ladies Aid of the United Presbyterian church meet Thursday evening at Mrs. L. Shoup’s home on Frankelin Avenue. Barn ravage and children Mickey and Hster sail Thursday morning for Europe.

Ellwood City Earsal Slinpery Tock Presbhartan Church Bellwood City Trax Ladies Aid Society of the United Pre Frankelin Avenue Emllwood Cuey Padine Mickey Hsther Tor Europe Walt

Westminster Girl Makes Fine Record at Commencement

Special to The News from Westminster notes Poliie birth Poliie, a Westminster graduate and George Washington University alumna, achieved the highest rank in her class. Her family, including Mr and Mrs William Perrie of Washington, attended the Westminster commencement as she pursued medical practice and debated at Thaaitrad.

Wilmington Westminster Vallege Poliie Wi Tinkter Madeel School George Washington University Westmine Shea Ian Thaaitrad Pye Willian Petrie Washington Ibe Terrie New Nilese Eniqvad Lester Peason George Worthingten Tal Helen Vothe Perris Jesy Michigan State Ferrie Uates Michigan Illiam Parrie

P H C Members Nominate Officers in Ellwood City

Ellwood City June 8 Protective Human Circle members met at Sons of Columbus hall and nominated officers for the coming session. Officers will be voted on at the next meeting June 2. Delegation from Castle and Beaver Falls attended. The Circle invited the Elka to the Flag Day service June 14. In sports, 88 runs were scored in three South Atlantic games with Knoxville beating Augusta, Charlotte defeating Orlando, and Columbia topping Greenville.

Ellwood City Protective Human Circle Sons of Columbus Hall Castle Beaver Falls Elka Knoxville Augusta Charlotte Orlanbure

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