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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1929
Page
14
Ellwood City marks the final day of the school term with dress up day and class activities. Students prepared for a picnic with various contests and committees organizing lemonade, games, and a tug of war while staff and families anticipate a large turnout.
Judge KH Gessner of Youngstown will speak at the Kiwanis club dinner in Trinity Lutheran church dining room in Ellwood City. The club, usually Monday, may have changed the date to accommodate the speaker before his appearance at commencement exercises.
The Board of Education in Elwood City will meet Thursday evening for the June session due to a calendar conflict with the high school commencement. The Building committee is expected to propose repairs for the year and routine matters will be discussed.
Members of the Brotherhood Bible class and Queen Esther class met at Trinity Lutheran church in Ellwood City. Henry Swintsberg spoke about a Western coast tour last summer with his family and the Charles Blank family.
Fifteen members of the Laura M. Smith Missionary Society of the First Presbyterian church met Monday evening at Mrs. Katherine Hamer’s home on Second Street Elwood City. The program finished the Mission Study book with Mrs. Charles Pike Mrs. Haines and Mrs. Clifford Swick in charge. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Haines and the committee.
Thirty five ministers and their wives enjoyed the annual Ministerial Association picnic on the Slip pery Rock Presbyterian church grounds in Ellwood City. A picnic supper was served at 6 o clock followed by a social program for the ladies and gentlemans pitching contests for the men.
A compact ad touts O Welsbach Low Pressure Refrigeration as a modern necessity for health and comfort. It promises fresh foods, many ice cubes, and delicious cold desserts with constant, trouble-free service at little cost. Easy payment plan offered. call to visit shows no noise.
Ellwood City on June 11 Mrs Betcrim of Ellwood avenue entertained Monday afternoon in honor of her son Carl's sixth birthday. A group of his friends played games and competed until 4 40 then enjoyed lunch. Guests included Bobbia Chapman Carl Bertrin Guibert McQuist er Jim and Helen Tfercis May and Buddie Lewis Teddy and Billy Knauf Jacki Conwrt Russell Graham Kenneth Thompson Betty and Sonny Sekulski.
Judge G H Gessner of Youngstown will deliver the commencement address at Liberty theater this evening. The program includes invitation chorus overture and a valedictory on The State of High School by Arthur Hoenstine and diplomas presented by Supt W Ray Smith. The Leech reunion moves to June 22 at the McQuision home R D No 2 noting the location change.
Joseph Chicki Cleveland and Jane Cleveland appear on the marriage licenses list along with Sabelle Cleveland and Maurice Aiman of Pulgaki. Other entries include Ethel Biask and Mew Winington, Wellington Ken E, Doris Fran Cleveland, and Mew Castle.
Ellwood City high school held a crowded class night in Lincoln school gym with nearly 1000 relatives. A designed program featured student selections, a class song, a humorous class toast, a poem, and the presentation of the class key to the junior class president John Pastin.
Alexander Pavlin faced assault charges in county court over an alleged incident with Josephine Leyshenko of Ellwood City. Leyshenko, about eighteen, claimed she entered Pavlin's auto near Dudack's store and was taken to a road near Slippery Rock church. Pavlin testified he did not know her and never had her in a car. the judge postponed until Smfleroom due to a missing defense witness.
Mary Eckert of Pittsburgh visiting her sister in Crescent Avenue Ellwood City died at the Deers home this morning after a brief illness. Interment will be at Calvary cemetery. Prayer meetings are listed for Slippery Rock church and Trinity Lutheran church members hold an all day work meeting with a tureen dinner.
Chicago coroner Lerman Bundesen discusses the rising suicide rate among men aged 30 to 50, linking heavy living and social pressures to self-inflicted deaths. He cites grim figures and notes classifications defy easy public health accounting.
Moravia city officials halted a planned series of public events titled Smart Set at the community center after concerns over funding and safety. Local groups request reconsideration and potential rescheduling for a later date.
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