Slippery Rock Church Program Sunday Evening
Slippery Rock Presbyterian Church hosts a Childrens Day program Sunday at 8 p.m daylight saving time. The.Primary Department presents songs and recitations featuring Verda Myers Louis Newton Alice Ann Mayberry Shirley Wilson Jerry Glass er Geraldine Oak Lucille Friday Marjory Honk Viola Honk and others with a closing pageant and collection.
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GD City
Slippery Rock Presbyterian Church
Louis Newton
Alice Ann Mayberry
Del+ores Glasser
Grandma
Shirley Wilson
Daisy
Louis Weingartner
Jerry
Flora May Glasser
Robert Gilles
Geraldine Oak
Larry
Lester Kennedy
Lucille
Happy Childrens
Marjory Honk
Betty Friday
Viola Honk
Foreman
Shirley Wehman
Wade Kennedy
Dale Mackey
Methodist Children To Present Program
ELLWOOD CITY June 10 Children Day observed in local M E church Sunday at 10:30 with church school at 9:45 and a lengthy Children Day service program including an organ prelude anthems sacraments and a long list of child participants and readings. Nearby social notes list residents visiting and returning home as well as the improving health of Squire Gartley of Ellport after a paralytic stroke.
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Ellwood City
M. E
J. S
C. G. Ralph
Wanda Lou Agnew
Mary Lou Ruby
Barbara Blythe
Anne Fox
Joan Wiliams
Melvin Ringer
Billy Greenham
Shirley Wardman
Buddy Latimer
Virginia McDonald
Margaret Whittaker
Betty Anderson
Sunny Garwig
Fern Winter
Joan English
Edith Denniston
Jesus
Harold Min
Ray Crans
George Burt
Chas. French
Pater Ad Vogler
Harold Daubenspec
Odette Mancheff
Donna Neuman
Sally Lou Williams
Peggy Adams
Eral
Bobby Daupen
Fred Sommers
Harold Osborne
Raymond Johnson
Paul Rossman
Donald Thompson
Robert Bracken
Ann Mitchell
Reba Yohn
Shirley Rutter
Dorothy Neuman
Vella Giovanini
Ethalia Millson
Betty Jane Relph
Virginia Maxwell
Jean Bracken
Jackie Fike
Shirley Gearhard
Mary Lou Collins
Julius Massato
James Blaine
Merrill DeLong
James Vesco
Rose
Maxine Rutter
Daisy Drill
Phyllis Adams
Dorothy Ayers
Chesta Bair
Jean Kemp
Catherine McCurdy
Twil
Jean Johnson
Elsie Minteer
Grace Wallis
Lena Massauto
Averil Adams
Betty McCoy
Donna Harrison
Louise Denniston
Wilbur McKim
Ellwood Churches Plan Widespread Children's Day Services
Ellwood City churches schedule a Sunday of Children's Day programs across multiple congregations. Union vesper services feature Rev. H. D. Maxwell and others delivering sermons. Bible schools and junior Epworth leaguesrun alongside morning worships and 11 o'clock Children's Day services at various churches led by pastors such as Rev. A. M. Stevenson Rev. C. F. Christiansen Rev. J. E. Caughey and Rev. J. R. Routledge with special musical numbers and pageants throughout the day.
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Ellwood City
Union
First Christian Church
H. D. Maxwell
Emmanuel Reformed
Christian Church
Children’s Day at Christian Church
Children of the First Christian church will present their annual program Sunday at 10 40. The lineup includes Welcome Norma Bleakney and Doris Gillespie, Children’s choir numbers, and solos. Rev. H D K Huber delivers the message to the children.
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Ellwood City
The
First Christian Church
Norma Bleakney
Doris Gillespie
God's Way
Helen Henderson
Mildred Bollinger
Mary Jane Faroni
Margaret Gordon
Jessie Gordon
Joy Day
Charles Sias
Lupt
Martha Bollinger
Jesus
Catherine Marie Porter
Ruth Hall
Jean Bleakney
George Wallace
Dorothy Sias
Sammy Rice
My Shepherd
Jean Hall
Sara Belle Howell
Rev
H. D. K. Huber
Local church service schedule and Sunday activities
Knox Ford Morning worship at 11 with a sermon by the pastor. Children's Day program at 8 p m Rev Robert Bell pastor St Luke's Episcopal Ewing Park Sunday School 9 45 Edward Joyner superintendent. Morning prayer and sermon 11 Rev Samuel Black First Baptist Third Street and Fountain Avenue Bible School 9 45 Jack Bowles Superintendent. Morning worship 10 45 with sermon by pastor. Young People's meeting 7 p m Rev B G Osterhouse pastor.
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Fourth Street
Wayne Avenue
George Wallace
H. D. Maxwell
H. D. K. Huber
Spring Avenue
A. M. Stevenson
Fifth Street
Crescent Avenue
J. I. Porter
Epworth League
R. H. Little
Second Street
Waitterson
C. F. Christiansen
U. P. Church
Sixth Street
Young People
W. E. Minteer
Artemburg U. P. Sundex
Junior Missionary Society
Young People’s Society
J. E. Caughey
Glenn Avenue
Pittsburgh Circle
Clyde Knight
D. N. Thomas
Church of God
Missionary Alliance Bell
St. Mark’s
Edward ‘Nye
W. T. Wilson
Slippery Rock Presbyterian Church
John M. Houk
Thomas Berger
Knox
Joseph Ford
Robert Bell
St. Luke’s Episcopal Ewing Park
Edward Joyner
Samuel Black
First Baptist
Third Street
Fountain Avenue
Jack Bowles
Young People’s Meeting
B G. Osterhouse
Emmanuel Reformed Church Sunday Schedule
Emmanuel Reformed on Eighth Street and Crescent Avenue warns Sunday School at ten and Morning Worship with a Children's Day program at eleven. Christian Endeavor meets in the evening.
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Emmanuel Reformed
Eighth Street
Crescent Avenue
Christian Endeavor
Providence Baptist North Bible School and Services
Providence Baptist North Sewickley schedules Bible School at 10 o clock with C E Sankey as superintendent. Morning worship and Children s Day service begin at 11. The Children s Day program at 8 o clock will continue the observance.
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Providence Baptist North
Sewickley
Bible
C. E. Sankey
Mission Group Plans Tea After Monthly Church Meeting
Ellwood City June 10 Miss ion Group No 4 of the First Baptist church met with Mrs Harry Gould in Würtemburg for its monthly gathering with 9 members present. After a devotional period a short program was led by Mrs Carolyn Jones. A brief business meeting set plans for a tea in the church parlors next fall. A social time with refreshments followed. The group will meet July second Thursday at Mrs Victor Groves home on the New Castle road.
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Ellwood City
First Baptist Church
Harry Gould
Wurtemburg
Carolyn —Jones
Victor Grove
New Castle Road
Sunday School Workers Meet At First Baptist Church
Ellwood City reporters note a good turnout at the regular meeting of the Sunday school workers conference held in the First Baptist church on Thursday evening. Teachers and officers drafted plans for the upcoming annual Sunday school picnic.
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Ellwood City
First Baptist Church
Hennon Family Reunion Moves to Cascade Park
Ellwood City report states the thirtieth annual Hennon family reunion will occur at Cascade Park on Thursday June 15, shifting venue from Willow Grove as previously announced. Community members urged to attend.
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Ellwood City
Hennon
Cascade Park
Willow Grove
Ellwood City Club Meeting Includes State Official Talk
Ellwood City residents attend the June meeting of the Row and Gun Club at Schweiger hall. State Game Commissioner Thompson addresses members during the program.
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Ellwood City
Ellwood City Row and Gun Club
Schweiger Hall
Thompson
Quartet to Sing at Union Vesper Services in Church
Hoffmeister male quartet of Edenburg to render special musical numbers at the First Christian church vesper services Sunday evening. The program will also feature special numbers by the choir.
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Ellwood City
Hoffmeister
Edenburg
Union
First Christian Church
Playgrounds Put Under School Board Control in Ellwood City
Ellwood City residents will see city playgrounds and municipal tennis courts operated by the Board of Education. The council allocated 300 to run them but will not supervise. Supt. Vaughn R. DeLong named general superintendent to cooperate with the playground commission. The panel including Mrs. J. C. Turner Mrs. Catherine M. Charles and R. G. Forbes will reconvene to finalize opening plans.
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Ellwood City
Board of Education
Lincoln School
Vaughn R. DeLong
DeLong
J. C. Turner
Catherine M. Charles
R. G. Forbes
Willing Workers Hold Regular Meeting
Willing Workers of the First Christian church met at Mrs. Bertha French’s home in Ellwood City with 15 members present. After a brief business session a luncheon was shared, and plans were made for the next gathering at Mrs. Erna Sarver’s Wiley Hill home on the second Thursday of July with Mrs. Blanche MacDonald as associate hostess.
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Ellwood City
First Christian Church
Bertha French
Fourth Street
Erna Sarver
Wiley Hill
Blanche MacDonald
Intermediates Enjoy Picnic at Third Bridge
In Ellwood City on June 10 the Intermediate group of the U P Church held a picnic at the Third Bridge in Wartemburg with 15 members present. They spent the evening in games contests and a mushball match. A large wiener roast centered the gathering as everyone shared stories.
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Ellwood City
U. P
Third Bridge
Wurtemburg
Meeting of Hannah P MacDonald Class At U P Church
Members met in their rooms last Thursday for a brief business session to plan the next gathering. An interesting program was announced and a social time plus luncheon followed with Mrs McKim, Mrs Hertzog, Mrs Cooper, and Mrs Langhurst on the lunch committee. The next meeting is set for the second Thursday in July.
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Ellwood City
Hannah P. MacDonald
U. P. Church
P. McKim
Stanley Hertzog
Cooper
Langhurst
Vacation Bible School At Knox Presbyterian Aims High
Knox Presbyterian church reports a thriving Vacation Bible School with a large enrollment. Classes meet daily at 10 o clock and are led by capable instructors guiding young students through a structured program.
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Ellwood City
Knox Presbyterian Church
Ellwood City School Board Reports Low Funds and Tax Plan
The Ellwood City School District's financial statement shows small balances in General $84.50 Bond and Coupon $21.25 and Petty Cash $150 with over $12,000 in unused scrip. Taxes due total $139,000, with $75,038 for 1932 duplicates and $20,000 from 1930-31 duplicates. liens total $44,000. The board and Finance Committee consider exoneration requests and approve an installment tax plan with quarterly payments and penalties for delinquencies.
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Ellwood City
G. Blaine Hancher
Board of Education
Lincoln
E. B. Moyer
T. A. E. McConahy
John P. Lockhart
Finance Committee
McConahy
Mrs. B. F. Goodrich Hosts Inter-City Bridge Club
In Ellwood City on Fourth street Mrs. B. F. Goodrich hosted a social afternoon for the Inter-City Bridge Club. Special guests included Mrs. W. R. Johnston and Mrs. Thomas Wilson. Winners were Mrs. Townsend and Becky Stekkler. guest favor went to Mrs. Johnston. A 1 PM dinner preceded games at three tables. next meeting is July second at Beaver Falls Country Club.
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Ellwood City
B. F. Goodrich
Fourth Street
Inter-City
Bridge Club
W. R. Johnston
Thomas Wilson
Townsend
Beaver Falls
Becky Stekkler
Johnston
Beaver Falls Country Club
Local Men Elected Officers At Meet
Harry W. Brown and George B. Wilson of the First Presbyterian church were re elected as vice president and to the executive committee at the Lawrence County Sunday School Association Conference in New Castle.
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Ellwood City
Harry W. Brown
George B. Wilson
First Presbyterian Church
Lawrence County Sunday School Association
New Castle
Brown
Wilson
Rev R H Little Reappointed At Ellwood City
Rev R H Little, pastor of the local Methodist Episcopal church, was reappointed to the pulpit here at the close of the Pittsburgh conference. He has led the church for several years and his reappointment was strongly hoped for.
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Ellwood City
R. H. Little
Methodist Episcopal Church
Pittsburgh
Young People's class meets at Knox church in Ellwood City
The Knox Presbyterian Young People’s class met at Mrs Haddock’s home in Ellwood City with Miss Mary MacDonald as hostess. Twenty two attended and handled routine business before a social time and lunch. The class will reconvene on the first Friday of July.
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Ellwood City
Knox Presbyterian Church
Haddock
Mary MacDonald
Doremus Class Holds Semi Monthly Meeting
The Doremus class of the First Baptist church met at Mrs. Clifford McDanel’s home on the Country Club road in Ellwood City. Thirty six members attended after a period of fun and swimming, followed by a business session and a picnic supper.
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Doremus
Ellwood City
First Baptist Church
Clifford McDanel
Country Club Road
Refusal Not On Wurtemburg Line
Ellwood City resident Lester L. Leslie states a Harrisburg dispatch misreported his Public Service Commission certificate. He clarifies the grant was for a Ellwood City to Frisco line petition, not a Wurtemburg route. The Wurtemburg line remains unaffected.
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State Commission
Ellwood City
Frisco
Lester L. Leslie
Harrisburg
Public Service Commission
Wurtemburg
Happy Hour Class Meets at Slippery Rock Church
Mrs. Arthur Wehman hosted the Happy Hour class of Slippery Rock Presbyterian Church at her Smiley Stop home. Thirty members attended a devotional and business session followed by social time. A hanky shower was given for Mrs. Shaffer returning from a visit with Alan. The group will join the True Blue Bible Class on July 13 with husbands as guests.
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Ellwood City
Arthur Wehman
Slippery Rock Presbyterian Church
Smiley Stop
Joe Houk
Shaffer
Alan
True Blue Bible
Rankin Steele
Harry Gardner
Roy Meehan
Mrs Bert Rupp Hosts Local W C T U Meeting
Mrs Bert Rupp hosted the regular W C T U gathering at her Fourth street home with a good turnout. The Flower Day program planned for June 12 was postponed, and a picnic for the next meeting on the second Friday in July was proposed. Mrs Margaret Kennedy reported on the Regional Conference in Butler. Hostess and Mrs Fred Duncan provided refreshments later.
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Ellwood City
Bert Rupp
Fourth Street
Margaret Kennedy
Butler
Fred Duncan
Birthday Honored By Little Friends In Wood Street
A birthday celebration for June Audine Hornbecker gathered many local girls at her Wood Street home. Hosted by her mother Mrs. Harry Hornbecker, the party featured games, contests, and refreshments by Mrs. D J Johnson of Monesson. Gifts were given to the honoree by numerous attendees.
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Ellwood City
Audine Hornbecker
Wood Street
Harry Hornbecker
D. J. Johnson
Monesson
Clara Herrin
Mary Lou Colins
Jacquline Fike
Dorothy Jacobs
June Powell
Charlotte Hall
Ann Crowe
Marjorie Houk
Dorothy Lou Holliday
Virginia Wallace
Betty Amalong
Dorothy Peck
Shirley Bayman
Peggy Elder
Thalia Main
Rose Elaine Johnson
A M L Members Meet On Friday
Ellwood City reports Mrs. S D Johnston hosted the A M L Club at her Pitts home for a semi monthly meeting. Two tables were played followed by luncheon. Mrs. O E Wick invited members to meet at her Spring Avenue home in two weeks.
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Ellwood City
Franklin township school board sets minimum teacher salaries
At a continued Franklin township school board meeting in the North Star school house, teachers will be paid the minimum rate with a 10 percent state-mandated reduction. Secretary John Neving will serve four years at $100 annually. Janitors remain to be chosen from lowest bids. Most old business closed as July 1 ends the school year, tax settlement to follow early July.
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Ellwood City
Franklin Township
North Star
State Department
John Neving
Loyal Orange Ladies Visit from Butler Lodge
The Orange Ladies of Ellwood City held a meeting at Schweiger hall. Queen Esther lodge of Butler No 177 will visit in two weeks to present a program. A card party is planned for the end of the month at Wurtemburg.
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Orange Ladies
Ellwood City
Ladies of the Loyal Orange Lodge
Schweiger Hall
Queen Esther Lodge
Butler
No. 177
Wurtemburg
Local visitors extend rounds of calls and stays
Mrs. Taylor Anderson of Leesburg concludes a visit with relatives nearby. Mrs. S. A. Hartung and daughter Florence of Second street spent Thursday in New Castle. Doris Christie of Hazel avenue visits grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Fred Frederick in West Pittsburg for several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fenton of Ellwood finish a stay with Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Chill of New Bedford. Reba Thomas of Emsworth visits her aunt Mrs. S. D. Brady in Rockdale. Clara Elizabeth Mossrush of Evans City visits aunt Mrs. Paul Kimmell in Frisco for several days. Mr. and Mrs. George Craven of New Castle return from visiting Harry and Howard Craven in Wampum. Charles Douglass of Grove City and family conclude a visit with his parents. Mrs. Charles Rapp of Erie arrives to spend two weeks with relatives and friends. Dr. Dan Fisher of Ann Arbor is noted.
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Jacksonville
Jean Wardman
Taylor Anderson
Leeburg
Martin Falen
Wurtemburg
Barkleyville
Mary McLaughlin
Ernest Morrison
Ruth Ann
Harry
Youngstown
Paul Clarke
Mary Ellen
Alda
Jean
Rochester
Friends
North Sewickley
Margaret Hartzell
John
Margaret
Edith
Meadville
Herman Evans
Pleasant Valley
Doris Madison
Ruth Henry
Janice Paulson
Ellport
Leesburg
S. A. Hartung
Florence
Second Street
New Castle
Doris Christie
Hazel Avenue
Fred Frederick
West Pittsburg
Harry Fenton
Ellwood
H. W. Chill
New Bedford
Reba Thomas
Emsworth
Howard Douglass
Charles Rapp
Erie
Dan Fisher
Ann Arbor
Christian Mothers Daughters Banquet At First Church
In Ellwood City on June 10 over 150 mothers and daughters attended the annual First Christian church banquet. The event featured a two part program, a sumptous dinner, and an address by Rev. Margaret S. Joshua of New Castle urging better mother daughter understanding and influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
First Christian Church
John Aiken
Margaret S. Joshua
New Castle
America
All Prayer
Anna McKinley
Myrtle Huber
Marjorie Maine
Phyllis Newton
W. D. Porter
Dolly Maine
Maxine Schrock
Mary Huber
Thelma Maine
Phillis
Loraine Wiley
Esther Huber
Mary E. Huber
Clifford S. Joshua
Ellwood City Boxing Show Promises Action Packed Card
Ellwood City prepares for the final Shelby Club boxing show of the season at the auditorium next Monday night at 9 p m. Matchmaker Joe Latiano has secured top district opponents including George Rocco vs Steve Mazur Ray Atkinson vs Chester Prosser Joe Evans vs Jackie Cockage Kid Sheets vs George Raffles Don Moro vs Tony Adamo Keith Goodballet vs Pete Boy Jimmy Pastin vs Eddie Kardish and heavyweight Johnny Krester against a newly signed foe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Shelby Club
Joe Latiano
George Rocco
Steve Mazur
New Kensington
Ray Atkinson
Chester Prosser
East Liverpool
Joe Evans
Jackie Cockage
Midland
Kid Sheets
George Raffles
Don Moro
Tony Adamo
New Castle
Pete Boy
Keith Goodballet
Jimmy Pastin
Ellwood
Eddie Kardish
Ellsport
Johnny Krester
Music Recital Pleases Ellwood City Audience
Pupils of Miss Miriam Johnson hosted a piano recital at Spring Avenue home drawing many locals. Fourteen children performed with a piano contest featuring Paul Hough David Morrison Charles Baer and Robert Haines who were named winners and received prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Miriam Johnson
Spring Avenue
Paul Hough
David Morrison
Charles Baer
Robert Haines
Baer
Haines
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Slippery Rock Church
Presbyterian Church
Methodist
M. E. Church
Fistania
Shelby
First Presbyterian
Trinity Lutheran
Bell Memorial Line Avenue
Loy Sumner
J. A. King
Clude
God
Lawrence Zeigler
Lester Hazen
J. R. Routledge
Hickory Knell
Christian Endeavor Society
Harold Woods
ROD and Gun Club
Stanley
Sim Longfellow
MacDonald
Vacation Bible School
Board
Ellwood Personals
Roper
John Dickenson
Pennsylvania
Commercce
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