City to Establish Line for 10 Foot Plot on Boyles Ave
Wayne Stitzinger appeared before council at city hall and requested engineers establish lines on a 10 foot plot at Boyles avenue and Neshannock boulevard. He is to lay sidewalks if required and asked for a monument site. Engineers will determine land ownership, lines, and sidewalk responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Stitzinger
Boyles Avenue
City Hall
Neshannock Boulevard
Stitzinger
Oppose Wildwood Avenue Paving Faces City Council
Attorney Richard Dana, representing some Wildwood property owners, presented a remonstrance against paving. About 10 of 15 owners opposed the improvement citing low mood. An ordinance for the project, based on a petition from May 25 last year, was passed. The remonstrance was received, and Wildwood Avenue likely will not be paved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Dana
Wildwood Avenue
Council
Dog on a Diet Sparks Finger Bite Quip
A playful exchange has a woman remarking that her dog nipped at his finger while on a diet. The man replies the dog would have bitten his leg if not restrained by the diet, highlighting a humorous image of a dieting pet and reaction.
Highland United Presbyterian Fraternal Calendar Updates
Religious circles note postponement of The King's Daughters meeting to a later date. Children's Day program set for Sunday June 14 at 10 30 in the church auditorium. Mary Ralph Class hosts breakfast at Cascade Park Friday 9 a m. Loyal Ladies League meets Thursday at 8 p m in City Building with bingo and lunch. Ladies Aid sewing Wednesday noon lunch. O U Girls hosted by Helen Hart Miller Thursday night Cookie avenue. Women's Missionary Society meets Friday in church parlors. Children’s Day includes baptism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland United Presbyterian
King’s Daughters
Church
Mary Ralph
Cascade Park
Loyal Ladies League
Ters
Adams Street
Frances Barnes
Martha Shaw
Ladies Aid Society
O. U
Helen Hart Miller
Cookie Avenue
Women's Missionary Society
Scouts Gather for Weekly Church Meetings at St Pauls
The Girl Scouts meet this evening at 7 30 in the church. The church executive council meets at 8. Sunday school officers and teachers convene Tuesday at 8. A joint meeting of Boy and Girl Scout committees occurs Tuesday at the Parsonage. Boy Scouts meet Wednesday in the church. Choir practice is Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Lutheran
United Workers Class Meeting at Mrs Nitsche Home
The United Workers class of the First Baptist Church will meet Friday at 2 p m at the home of Mrs C B Nitsche 334 Boyles Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Workers’ Class
The
First Baptist Church
C. B. Nitsche
Boyles Avenue
Bethany Lutheran Church VBS Faculty Meet. School Opens Wednesday
The Daily Vacation Bible School faculty will meet at 7 30 this evening at Bethany Lutheran Church to finalize opening details for the school on Wednesday. Virginia Woods hosts the Virginia Boyer Missionary Society at 8 in the parsonage Thursday. Registration for the VBS opens Wednesday at 8 30 A M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethany Lutheran Church
Daily Vacation Bible School
Luther League
Virginia Woods
Virginia Boyer Missionary Society
Hoover Heights Tabernacle and Wesley Methodist Notices
Hoover Heights Tabernacle holds adult and Young People's prayers at 7 45 p m this evening. Tent meetings start tomorrow evening at Bessemer. Children meet Friday at 9 30 a m. Women's Missionary prayer service Friday at 2 p m. Friday evening service at 7 45 p m led by Elder C J Anderson. Wesley Methodist Church A R C Class meets Tuesday at 8 p m at Margaret Robison home Matilda Avenue for monthly business and social session. W C B Class meets Wednesday at 8 p m at Mrs Bessie M Beck home Grove Avenue.
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Hoover Heights
Mary Ralph Class Hosts Breakfast at Cascade Park
The Mary Ralph class of Highland United Presbyterian Church will hold a breakfast at Cascade Park on Friday at 9 a.m. Attendees should bring their own table service.
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Mary Ralph
Highland United Presbyterian Church
Cascade Park
City Rescue Mission Plans Monday Evening Prayer Meeting
The City Rescue Mission will hold its usual Monday evening prayer meeting this evening with prayers for revival. The public may attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Rescue Mission
St John’s Lutheran Church Thursday Sewing Day
St John’s Lutheran Church hosts an all day sewing event on Thursday inviting attendees to work on fabric projects and socialize. Volunteers and community members are welcome to join for needlework, crafting, and fellowship.
Trinity Church Musicball and Scout Activities Schedule
This evening at 6 30 Trinity plays a musicball game against the First Christian. Tuesday at 6 30 Cub Scouts meet in the Guild Room to plan summer. Thursday at 7 Troop 55 Boy Scouts meet in the Guild Room to prep for the First Aid contest. Friday at 8 Choir rehearsal in the Guild Room.
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Trinity Church
Trinity
Annetta McKee Bible Class Meeting Planned
The Annetta McKee Bible Class will meet Tuesday at 2 30 PM in Mrs. John W Plum home 914 Wilslow Avenue. Mrs John Curry leads and Mrs Ida May Allison teaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Plum
Wilslow Avenue
John Curry
Ida May Allison
Central Christian Church Tureen Dinner and Officer Election
The Anna Kildoo Missionary Society hosts a tureen dinner at Central Christian Church on Tuesday at 6 PM. Election of officers occurs during the business session to follow. The church board will meet Thursday at 8 PM in the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Christian Church
Anna Kildoo Missionary Society
Sunday School Officers Meet At Albert Johnson Home
The officers and teachers of the Sunday school will gather this evening at the home of Albert Johnson on the Coaltown road for a meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second United Presbyterian
Albert Johnson
Coaltown Road
Epworth Women’s Bible Class Meets Thursday
Epworth Women’s Bible Class will gather Thursday afternoon led by Mrs. H. E. Marshall at 221 North Crawford Avenue.
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Epworth
Epworth Women’s Bible Class
H. E. Marshall
North
Crawford Avenue
Auxiliary Meeting of Sons of Veterans Auxiliary
The Sons of Veterans Auxiliary will hold a regular meeting Friday evening at the City Building. Members are reminded to attend the session and discuss club affairs.
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Sons of Veterans Auxiliary
First Baptist Church Announces Weekly Prayer and Convention Plans
The Men's Class holds a prayer meeting this evening in their classroom. Wednesday's prayer and praise service will study Stewards of the Mysteries of God. Children's Day is set for Sunday June 14 at 10 30 with an anticipated program. The Sunday school and Young People's convention meet Tuesday and Wednesday at Sharpsville First Baptist. The Men's Bible class convenes Thursday at 7 30 in the Cathedral lobby to join the convention session.
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First Baptist Church
First Baptist Church of
Sharpsville
Central Presbyterian Church Meeting Notices
The session will meet this evening in the church at 8 o'clock. The Westminster Guild will meet this evening in the church parlor with Mary Spence and Geraldine Fry as hostesses. The A U R Girls will meet on Tuesday evening with Victoria Wal-
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Central Presbyterian Church
Westminster Guild
Mary Spence
Geraldine Fry
Victoria Wal
Church group meetings and events announced
The Third United Presbyterian Loyal Band Class and the Young Married People class plan Tuesday gatherings in the church. The Y P C U meets at the home of Joseph and Watson Wilson on Morton street. A choir entertainment is set for Friday evening at Enon Valley Presbyterian Church. The L C K hosts a Tuesday ham burgery at Miss Maude Zeigler’s Thorpe street home. Children’s Day practice is scheduled for today and Wednesday at 2 pm. The Lawrence County Bible School Association meets Thursday at the Cathedral with morning afternoon and evening sessions. The church choir will sing two anthems at the evening session. First Christian Church Section One holds a 1 pm luncheon Wednesday at Mrs Percy Walls’s 426 Boyles avenue.
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Third United Presbyterian
Loyal Band
Joseph and Watson Wilson
Morton Street
Presbyterian Church
Enon Valley
Lawrence County Bible School Association
First Christian Church
Percy Walls
Boyles Avenue
Church Children Day Exercises to Be Held Sunday
First Presbyterian Church schedules Children day exercises for Sunday June 14. Communion will be observed the following Sunday June 21. Reformed Presbyterian church hosts a three supper Friday evening June 12 at the home of Mr and Mrs R H Pattison Court Street with Bible class members in attendance.
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First Presbyterian Church
Reformed Presbyterian Church
M. W. McClelland
Orr
R. H. Pattison
Court Street
Spirit ualist meeting at Mrs McKissick home
Mrs Thomas McKissick of 102 Richelieu avenue will host a spiritualist gathering Tuesday evening at 7 30. Attendees will gather for a arranged discussion and possible demonstrations of mediumship in the private residence.
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Thomas McKissick
Richelieu Avenue
Zion Lutheran junior choir rehearses. pastor attends synod
The Zion Lutheran Church junior choir will meet Friday at 7:30 PM for rehearsal. Pastor Rev J W Eckman will attend the Synod of the Lutheran church in James town New York this week.
Dorcas Class Meeting Election at Mrs Stitzinger Home
Dorcas class members plan their monthly meeting Tuesday evening at Mrs E L Stitzinger 408 Winter Avenue with officer elections on the agenda. The Croton Avenue Methodist church Women’s Home Missionary Society meets Thursday at the Deaconess Home Phillips Street featuring officer elections and dues payment. Guest speaker Mrs D D Sleppy young people’s conference secretary.
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Dorcas
E. L. Stitzinger
Winter Avenue
Epworth Women's Bible
H. E. Marshall
Crawford Avenue
Women's Home Missionary Society
Croton Avenue Methodist Church
Phillips Street
D. D. Sleppy
Young People's Conference
Pentecostal Church Prayers and Rally Schedule
Cottage prayer meetings Thursday at 2 30 at homes including Mrs Ethel Cumberlidge 504 Martin street and others A 7 45 pm service at the Y W C A Friday Pentecostal Rally to be held in Beaver Falls with attendees meeting at a designated location.
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First Pentecostal Church
Ethel Cumberlidge
Martin Street
Church group notices and meetings announced
At 6 45 p m on the corner of Jefferson and Washington streets a German prayer service is set. The Ever ready class meets at Catherine Mayberry home June 11. The Guild has an all day sewing Wednesday at 10 00. Sunday school board meets next Wednesday after the mid week service. Children day is June 14 with baptismal rites. Stephenson circle meets June 18 with officer elections. Mothers circle to attend Sunday school convention Thursday. Regular Mothers circle session Friday at 2 30 hosted by Mrs Ralph Craig with several associates.
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First Methodist Church
Catherine Mayberry
East Brook Road
Stephenson Circle
D. R. Bollard
Ira Campbell
Tech Will Give Local Man Degree
Joseph Browne Patterson of 220 Smithfield Street will receive a Bachelor of Arts in Music at Carnegie Tech commencement Tuesday. He has served as Boys Glee Club member, Kittie Barn, concert master of Carnegie Tech Symphony Orchestra and a member of Phi Mu Alpha. He also belongs to Pi Kappa local fraternity. Mr and Mrs Joe Browne Patterson and daughter Anna will attend the exercises in Pittsburgh.
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Joseph Browne Patterson
Smithfield Street
Carnegie Tech
Patterson
Boys’ Glee Club
Kittie Barn
Phi Mu Alpha
Pi Kappa
Tech
Joe Browne Patterson
Anna
Pittsburgh
Unlucky Irish Imagery in Police Narrative
A brief critique highlights stereotypes about Irish people and police, noting recurring phrases that frame cops as uniformly poor and unlucky, while implying a broader cultural bias in linguistic framing used by observers.
Special Prayers Planned for St. Anthony Feast at St. Vitus
Preparations completed at St. Vitus church for the Feast of St. Anthony set for Saturday June 13. Prayers and services occur Wednesday to Friday at 7 30 p m with two high masses on Saturday morning at 7 30 and 8 30. A Saturday evening service at 7 30 honors the saint.
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St. Vitus Church
St. Anthony
Local Parish Marks Centuries of June 13 1231 Miracles
The text notes worldwide miracles from centuries ago on June 13 1231 and the benefits from special services held since then. It anticipates many people from St. Vitus parish and surrounding areas will participate in these services.
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St. Vitus Parish
North Street School 6A Class Day Program Ends
This morning the 6A class of North Street School held its farewell class day program in the school auditorium. Students marched in, sang America, and heard readings, poems, solos, and a class prophecy. The class will enter George Washington Junior High School in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Street School
Louie Taylor
America
Miss Spencer
Mae Smith
Fred Harding
Betty Parker
Mary Tencer
Vivian Davidson
Miriam Clinefelter
Cornelia Henley
Florence Shaw
Alfred Hall
Two Defendants Fail To Appear For Court
The commonwealth cases against Charles Stunkard and Joseph Daugherty failed to proceed as both defendants did not appear for trial. Bail of 500 each with bondsman Scott Stunkard was forfeited and warrants issued. Stunkard faced liquor related driving charges and Daugherty a DUI. Both were Washington State residents returning from New Wilmington when the incident occurred. Return or arrest efforts will continue if they do not appear.
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Commonwealth
Charles Stunkard
Joseph J. Daugherty
Scott Stunkard
Stunkard
Per
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