Clovers Swamp Moose Nine 20 to 1 in Legion game
The Clovers won their fourth victory in league play by swamp ing the Moose 20 to 1 at Ewing Park. George Glasser held Moose to two safeties and one unearned run while Clovers teammates pounded 15 hits for a total of twenty runs. Black, Tam mare, Rubina added power with three baggers and others contributed doubles.
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Ellwood
City
Clovers
American Legion
Ewing Park
Moose
George Glasser
Magnifico
Brandes
Black
Tammare
Rubina
Reemer
Bleakney
Moose Wolves
Glovers
Moose, Magnifico Dy Brandes
Vameoo
Clovers, Glasser, Pp
Prestina Co
Rebekah Lodge Memorial Service Held in Ellwood City
In Ellwood City on June 14 forty lodge members gathered in the bank hall for a Memorial service honoring the late Mrs Tirzah Wimner Mrs Elisabeth Perrine and Howard Hazen. The group will join a county memorial at Bessemere on Sunday and take part in the program.
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Ellwood City
Wunice Aust
Rebekah Lode
Bank Hall
Tirzah Wimner
Eliabeth Perrine
Howard Hazen
Bessemer
Afro-Americans group to meet in New Castle evening
Members of the 20th Century Debs will meet at 8:30 p m in Anna Allman's home at 30 South Beaver street. Junior choir of Second Baptist church rehearses Wednesday at 4 30 p m. Senior choir meets at 7 p m to go to Youngstown to sing at Shiloh Baptist church. Young Matrons club gathers at 7 30 p m with Mrs Margaret Nelson. Courts of Calanthé hold special meeting at Elm Street Center, 8 p m. Home and Foreign Missionary Society of St John’s notes partial details.
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Debs
Anna Allman
South
Beaver Street
The
Second Baptist Church
Youngstown
Shiloh Baptist Church
Young Matrons Club
Margaret Nelson
Courts OF Calanthe
Courts of
Calanithe
Elm Street Center
Home and Foreign Missionary Society of St
Girl Scouts Trip and Fire Incident in Moravia
Silvanis troop 11 of New Castle enjoys a June 6 outing to Pymatuningham with leaders Mrs Hanger Mrs Armstrong and Mrs Edie. Scribe Rose Audio notes tenderfoot fire building. In Moravia, auto wreck yard workers using a blow torch ignited a wrecked car at 919 Moravia Street. No losses reported.
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Silvanis Troop 11
Girl Scouts of
Silvanis
Pymatuningham
Moravia Auto Wrecking Company
Moravia Street
Beav er Flag Day Parade To Honor 163rd Anniversary
Ellwood City and surrounding groups plan a Flag Day parade on June 14 led by the Wilwood City Elks Lodge with a 7 o clock start. Participants include American Legion units from Ellwood City and neighboring towns, Norristown area bands, scouts, veterans groups, and numerous fraternal and cultural clubs. A high school auditorium program will follow with Col. W A Gance as speaker, plus history of the flag by Prof. Earl Herbert and the Elks Flag Day services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
American Congress
Wilwood City
Elks Lodge
Mortoreye
National Cluard
New Castle
PNG
National Guard
103Rd Medical Corps
Coraopolis
Coraopoli
Fiks
Betsy Ross
Rochester
Beavers
Rochester American Legion
Rochester Elks
Beaver Falls
New Brighton
Ponce
Elks
British War Veterans
Ambridge
Ambridge Sons of Legion
Boy Scouts
Ambridge Elks
Ambridge United Polish Society
Odd Fellows
Gold Star Mothers
American Legion
American Legion Auxiliary
Sons of American Legion
Tloyal Order of Moose
Sons of Union Veterans
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Veterans of Foreign War
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
Sons of
Vittorio Emmanuel Sr
Italo Balbo Society
Workingman’s Social Club
Sons of Columbus
Corona D'Atalla
S.S.K.U
Verin
Verin Fuxiliars
Elks Lodge No. 1366
W. A. Gance
U. S. Army
Orches
Burgess Wm. McGlincey
America
Ells
Earl Kk. Herbert
Aliquippa High School
R. W Humphrey
99Th Division
Frank
Polcaro
Earl K. Herbert
Aliquippa
United States
Joseph J. Eekert
Paul Cartwright
Robert Henry
Harry Turner
Ray Humphrey
Thomas Newan
Frank Bolcaro
Ellis
Phil Blandine
Clyde
Badger
William Brophy
Merchants Gather Monday Evening in Ellwood City
Elwood City merchants meet in Chamber rooms with President Robert Shearer in charge. Chief Hartman outlines lockup methods, urges parking behind businesses, notes double parking on Lawrence avenue to stop. Borough Council praised for enabling police action on signs guiding to P and L grounds and Sixth street lot. Division approves holiday closing except certain stores. picnic fund and refreshments set. Flag Day program praised by Elks club for timely activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Merchants Division
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber Rooms
Robert Shearer
Folice
Ernest Hartman
eChief Hartman
Lawrence Avenue
Borough Council
Weon
Sixth Street
Picnia Finance and
Elks’ Club
Cosimo Morabito To Be Honored Banquet Details
Cosimo Morabito founder of the Workingmen's Social Club will be honored at a Sunday banquet at Camp Con-E-Q. The 1934 founded club with 400 members lists Ralph Greco as president, Joseph Perry as vice president, John Minocci director, Patsy Caruso secretary treasurer, and Frank Demano as general chairman. Senator Anthony Calvancante of Uniontown will be the speaker. the event begins at 12:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Cosimo Morabito
Workingmen’s Social Club
Plense
Camp Con-E-Q
Ralph Greco
Joseph Perry
John Minocci
Patsy Caruso
Frank Demano
Steve Rubina
Louis Reda
Nick Perry
Patsy D'Andrea
Anthony Calvancante
Uniontown
Mrs Wilbur Herr Hosts Ellwood City Club Evening
Mrs Wilbur Herr entertained the C N club at her Franklin avenue home in Ellwood City on June 11 with Mrs Joseph Wiley and Mrs Mary Pressel as special guests. Cards provided a pleasant evening and awards went to Mrs James Shirk Mrs Carl Persons and Mrs Alfred McLaughlin. Mrs Presse helped serve refreshments. Meetings will be discontinued until early September.
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Ellwood City
Wilbur Herr
Franklin Avenue
Joseph Wiley
Mary Pressel
James Shirk
Carl Perssons
Alfred McLaughlin
Presse
Providence Guild at Riverview Home Meeting
Providence Baptist church members from North Sewickley met Monday at the Czar home Riverview for the June meeting with fifteen in attendance. Dororthy Nye led devotions Ruth Wilcox led a study chapter Plans to aid Red Cross and donate to the drive were made. Mrs Vesta Safreed won a prize. Lunch was provided by Anna Czar and sister. Next meeting set for July at Mrs Lester Hazen Riverview home.
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Ellwood City
World Wide Guild
Providence Baptist Church
North Sewickley
Czar
Riverview
Dorothy Nye
Ruth Wilcox
Red Cross
Vesta Safreed
Anna Czar
Lester Hazen
Mrs Roy Marion Hosts Bell Memorial Class Meeting
Ellwood City residents, June 11, at Hazel avenue home of Mrs Roy Marion, hosted Class 19 of Bell Memorial Presbyterian Church for the June meeting. Agnes Brown led devotions and plans for a recipe auction on July 8 were discussed. social hour followed with lunch served by Mrs Ruth Mallary and Mrs Emma Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Roy Marion
Hazel Avenue
Bell Memorial Presbyterian Church
Agnes Brown
Ruth Mallary
Emma Marion
Mrs. Goehring Is Honored By Family
Ellwood City June 11 An enjoyable family gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs Fred Goehring Forbell honored Mrs Goehring on her birthday anniversary. A picnic meal at noon was served by Mrs Goehring aided by Mrs Lints and Mrs Brown. The afternoon was spent informally as many gifts were given to the guest of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Fred Goehring
Forbell
Camp Inspector Visits Kon O Kwee With Scouts
Ellwood City June 11 Mrs Pauline Gregg camp inspector of the Pittsburgh district visits Camp Kon O Kwee with Mrs E J Liebendorfer. Rain kept activities in tents but units held cook-outs songs and stunts the older group staged a co-ed party with forty six attendees. Swimming tennis and ping pong filled the early evening with dancing and refreshments in the mess hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Pauline Gregg
Pittsburgh
Kon- O-Kwee
E. J. Liebendorfer
Mrs Vogt Hosts Dorcas Class in Ellwood City
In Ellwood City on June 11 the Dorcas class of the First Baptist church met at Mrs William Vogt s Lawrence avenue home. Devotions were led by Mrs John Sartwell and Mrs San Mathews presided over the business deciding to donate money to the Baptist orphanage. Twelve members attended and were served lunch by the hostess with help from Mrs Ralph Chappell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
William Vogt
Lawrence Avenue
Dorcas
First Baptist Church
John Sartwell
San
Mathews
Baptist Orphanage
Ralph Chappell
Wurtemburg 4-H Club Organized in Ellwood City
The Pine Needle 4-H club re organized with Doris McQuiston as president and Elizabeth Musselman as vice president at Mrs A J Musselman home in Wurtemburg. Phyllis Boots is secretary Beatrice Roach leads songs Gladys Kinsey leads games Ellen McCaslin reports news. Sewing resumes under Miss Julia Markle supervisor. Next meeting set for Monday June 17 at 1 30 PM.
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Ellwood City
A. J. Musselman
Wurtemburg
Doris McQuiston
Elizabeth Musselman
Phyllis Boots
Beatrice Roach
Gladys Kinsey
Ellen McCaslin
Julia Markle
Jewish Council Bridge Party Draws High Scores
Ellwood City June 11 a successful bridge party was held at Schweiger hall by the local Council of Jewish Women. Mrs. Leonard Silverb lat won the high score award and Mrs. Abe Greenberg took the door prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Schweiger Hall
Leonard Silverblatt
Abe Greenburg
Ben Baker
Robt E Callahan Will Be Honored At Dinner
Ellwood City June 1 The testimonial dinner for Robert E Callahan Pennsylvania State Grand Master of the Men's Loyal Orange Lodge will be held Thursday evening June 13 at the First Christian church New Castle Tickets available at Chamber of Commerce The program includes the Youngstown Kittle Band and a slate of speakers led by Myrtle Hoffman Mae McClintock and Robert McCreery Attending visiting lodges expected from Beaver Falls Pittsburgh Philadelphia Butler Youngstown and Ambridge
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Ellwood City
Robert
FE. Callahan
Pennsylvania
Orange Lodge
First Christian Church
New Castle
Chamber of Commerce
Youngstown
Callahan
Beaver Falls
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Butler
Ambridge
Henrietta Davis
Robert Alexander
America
Charles B. Mayne
W. E. Minteer
Myrtle Hoffman
Mae McClintock
Supreme
Robert McCreery
LO. IL
W. D. Poole
Russell J. Schill
Chamber of Commercce
Ellwood Otty
John Adams
L. O. Li
John Thompson
W. F. Minteer
Ellwood
George Dunseith
G. M.P
Halls Celebrate Both Anniversary
Ellwood City residents Mr and Mrs William Hall of Crescent Avenue quietly celebrate their 65th wedding anniversary today in good health and with gratitude. The couple have lived in Ellwood City for 45 years as the community extends best wishes.
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Ellwood City
William ‘Fe. Hall
Crescent Avenue
Work Accomplished At Club Building
Ellwood City residents report Rod and Gun Club members gathered at the new Wampum road building despite rain. About fifty members worked on the roof, floor, and porch frame, with plans for continued evening work as storms permit.
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Ellwood City
Rod and Gun Club
Wampum Road
Odette club meets with Mrs Jay Buquo host at Brive Country Club
Mrs Jay Buquo of the Country Club Brive welcomed Odette club members to a bi weekly meeting with special guest Mrs Chester Buquo. Bridge was played and the attractive award went to Mrs Howard Jones after pleasant refreshments. Associate plans to meet again on Monday June 24 with place to be decided.
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Ellwood City
Chester Buquo
Odette Club
Jay Buquo
Country Club
Brive
Bridge
Howard Jones
Shelby pool reopens for summer in Ellwood City
The Shelby Social club pool in Ellwood City will reopen Friday afternoon after a full redecorating. The pool base is now light blue with deeper blue walls and a cream ceiling. A lifeguard will be on duty at all times under the board of directors. The U P Church notes report church activities including prayer services, W O T U meeting at Mrs Margaret Kennedy s home, a Bible school picnic at Ewing Park with 6 pm supper and transportation at 2 4 or 5 pm from the church. The China relief focal association has sent a May gift of 27 20 with participation from several church groups and individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Shelby Social Club
U. P
Fed Presbyterian Church
Margaret Kennedy
Seventh Street
Hurish Bible School
Ewing Park
China
Ellwood Curry
Focal Association For Chitinvelief
Knox Presbyterian Church Missionary, Society
Doremus
Local Notices From Ellwood City District
June 11 admitted list includes Regis Carozza of Wampum avenue and Mrs George Wat kins of Slippery Rock. Discharged include Thomas H Phillips of Zollienople and Mrs Gustav Schuller of Ninth street. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Chester Ayevill Route 2 and a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Wart Timlin Route 1 on Monday.
Special Council Meeting Thursday Ellwood City
Ellwood City announces a special council meeting for Thursday at 7 30 PM to discuss ordinances on street and sewer improvements a playground equipment purchase and a change in the July meeting time Also Women Service Club associates meet at Ewing Park this evening at 8 PM for officer nominations. Also notices of reunions for the Jacob and Margaret descendants and Hennon families on June 15 at Cascade Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Ellwood
Service Club
The
Women's Service Club
Ewing Park
Boyer
Jacob and
Margaret Boyer
Neor
Hennon
Cascade Park
Shadyside Hospital Patient Improves After Operation
Mrs. F. J. Tamasson of New Castle road is improving nicely at Shadyside Hospital in Pittsburgh after a recent operation. William Hinkle of North Sewickley is confined to a local hospital with a fractured hip from a fall at home. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Van Tine of Mercer and Mrs. Mary Stevens of Sharon visited Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Baird of North Sewickley during Mr Nye's birthday anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fitzgerald and Mr. and Mrs. James Fitzgerald of this city will motor to Pittsburgh tonight to pay respects to Mrs. James V. Walsh, an aunt of the men. Mrs. Sarah Courson of Ellport has gone to Clarion to spend the summer with her son, Kirk Coursen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Tamasson
New Castle Road
Shadyside Hospital
Pittsburgh
William Hinkle
North Sewickley
Joseph van Tine
Mercer
Mary Stevens
Sharon
Thomas Baird
Harry Gabler
Wampum Road
Edward Wye
Lilyville
Nye
Frank Fitzgerald
James Fitzgerald
James V. Walsh
Sarah Courson
Ellport
Clarion
Kirk Coursen
United Holy Church Open House at Moravia Street Home
United Holy Church invites the public to an open house at 1 oclock Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Mary Jane Garside 03115 Moravia Street. The event offers community fellowship and church activities in a casual home setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Holy Church
Mary Jane Garside
Moravia Street
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Clovers Swamp Moose
Rebekah Lodge
Bellwood City
First U. P. Church
Ethel McKim
Harold Sumner
Girl Scouts
Mrs. Wilbur Herr
Entertains
Providence Guild
Mrs. Goehring
Kon-O-Kwee
Jewish Council
Cc. S. Club
Buwgod City
Castlewood
Harry White
Robt. E. Callahan
Loyal Orange Lodge
Howells
Martin Luther
Trinity Lutheran Church
Don Howells
Line Avenue
Reed Kimpel
Stamm's Woods
Jacob
Everett Taylor
Charles McFarland
William, Boyer
Herbert Hazen
Margaret, Wellhausen
John Hazen
Sarah Mcl Deavitt
Margaret Taylor
Adeline Twentier
William McFarland
Mrs
Shelby Pool
Fea al DE Lym
Voice of
Pircatone
Richard Crooks
Margaret Speaks
Evaninga
NBC
Firestone
Theamada
New Yorke World's Paw
Firestone Home & Auto Supply
N. Mill St
Ellwood Personals
Dortte
J. R. Rick Motor Car CO
East Washington St
Hartmann Tourobe
U. S
National Improvement CO
Albert St
New York Yanks
Butler Yanks
Penn State Association
Butler’s Athletic
Hite Bros
Wilmington Ave
Morgan-Burrows
Studebaker
Sadan Moater
Defrosters
Hn Ses Selent
USA
Matuals
Ech
Morgan Burrows
Jefferson Street
Grant
Castle Ug Co
N.- Mill St
Washington Ot
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