Fine Program To Feature Annual Children's Day
Annual Children's Day program scheduled for Sunday June 15 at 10 30 a m in Second United Presbyterian church features a morning of songs recitations and exercises by primary junior and intermediate departments with a full schedule of readings and choir anthems led by Rev A J Randles. Committee chair Mrs Roy A Long and members W E Harris and Miss Esther Wagner organize the event with Harry Hammond on organ and congregational song.
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Second United Presbyterian Church
Roy A. Long
W. E. Harris
Esther Wagner
Harry Hammond
Howard Warnock
Alice Bradford
Miss Hanna
Dorothy Allen
Rod Campbell
Miss Allison
Anna Mary Alexander
Sara McKee
Seh
Margarite Hoffman
Leland Denister
Dorothy Bradford
Billie Bovard
Myra Whiting
A. J. Randles
Jehovah God
Policy Committee to Address Crippled Children Care
The state welfare department announced a committee to formulate a policy for handling crippled children. The panel meets in Harrisburg on June 23 and includes Mrs. Robert McIntosh of Emergency and Philadelphia, Miss Alicia Wenkelman of Allegheny Hospital Pittsburgh, and Miss Rita L Scudder of University Hospital Philadelphia.
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International News Service
Harrisburg Pa
State Welfare Department
Robert McIntosh
Philadelphia
Alicia Wenkelman
Allegheny Hospital
Pittsburgh
Rita L. Scudder
University Hospital
Fred Childs Returns to Town Amid Family Illness
Fred Childs, once of this city and now in Chicago, is visiting friends today after he was summoned to West Middlesex Pennsylvania by his mother's illness following a recent stroke.
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Fred Childs
Chicago
West Middlesex
Pleasant Talk Replaces Harsh Language Policy
A new social guideline encourages courteous dialogue among participants. Officials emphasize respectful communication aims to reduce conflict and promote constructive exchanges in community settings.
Fake charity workers sentenced to 60 days in workhouse
Edward Deeley and William Deeley of the Saved Gospel Messengers were convicted in Pittsburgh and sentenced by Judge Harry H. Rowand to 60 days in the county workhouse. Detective P. J. Moran led the fraud case against the Buffalo headquartered organization.
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Edward Deeley
William Deeley
International News Service
Pittsburgh
Gospel Messengers
Buffalo
N. Y
Harry H. Rowand
P. J. Moran
Grace Methodist Church Dinner A Notable Local Event
More than a hundred guests attended Friday’s congregational dinner at Grace Methodist Episcopal Church on Reynolds Street. Rev C J Baker led the gathering and introduced an evening program in the parlors with Rev C E Petree of First M E Church Sharon giving the address and Miss Lockhart giving a short talk. Vocal selections by Frances Gibson David Reese and Llewellyn Jones complemented the spring flower decorations as the event proceeded under church direction.
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Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Reynolds Street
C. J. Baker
C. E. Petree
First M. E. Church
Sharon
Miss Lockhart
Frances Gibson
David Reese
Llewellyn Jones
Children to Take Part in Croton Church Program
An observance of Children’s Day will be held Sunday morning at Croton Methodist Episcopal Church with the Sunday school meeting at 10 o’clock for enrollment and a program to follow in the auditorium led by Rev. D. R. Dunn. The program features departmentals, recitations, songs, pageants, and a role for Young Parish members along with an orchestra selection and benediction. Separately a note mentions plans for a beet sugar factory in Latvia after experiments show sugar beets can be raised there.
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Croton Methodist Episcopal Church
D. R. Dunn
Mrs. Hill
Pansies
Wendell Allen
Macine Schetrom
Virginia Biance
Hazel Balint
Mary Crisci
Vivian Moore
Grace Gibson
Katherine Hunter
Genevra McCreary
Sylvia Black
Lillian Armstrong
Louis Shellenberger
Katherine Ange
Edwin Hill
Opal Rodgers
Dorothy Kinney
Hazel Sizer
Fred Warner
Roy Baynham
Louis Rodgers
Len
Latvia
Successful Specialist in Chronic Diseases
Advertising dateline for Dr R W MacKenzie offering rapid treatment for chronic diseases with new methods claimed to take weeks instead of months. Promises relief for physical weakness backache neuralgia memory and nervous irritability. Offers kidney disease help and men’s chronic issues with a personalized approach and urgent call to action.
Inter-Sunday School Council Meeting Planned in Italian M E Church
Plans for the New Castle Inter-Sunday School council meeting set for Sunday June 22 at Italian Methodist Episcopal church South Mill Street. Rev C W Miner of Mahoningtown M E church will deliver the principal address with short talks by Lucile McConahy Evelyn Winger and Perry Schuller on Pageantry Church School and Different Types of Councils. A Bible bee will also be conducted. The cabinet meets at 7 pm to finalize plans.
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New Castle
Italian Methodist Episcopal Church
South Mill Street
C. W. Miner
Mahoningtown
M. E. Church
Altoona
Lucile McConahy
Evelyn Winger
Church School
Perry Schuller
Dr. H. M. Chalfant to Speak at Fourth Presbyterian Church
Dr. H. M. Chalfant editor of the American Issue will speak Sunday morning at 11 in Fourth Presbyterian Church. Sunday school begins at 9 45 with an evening service at 7 45 led by Rev. C. M. Junkin, pastor.
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H. M. Chalfant
This City
Fourth Presbyterian Church
C. M. Junkin
Light Plans Discussed by City Council and Electric Officials
Councilmen Davies Lusk and Burns with Superintendent L B Round and New Castle Electric studied Jones & Karr lighting plans. The council accepted the plans but did not decide light locations. A second conference is planned Monday with Mayor Dunlap and Councilman Norris to resolve locations and candle-power. If fixed, Round will quote installation and current prices.
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Davies
Lusk and Burns
L. B. Round
New Castle Electric Company
Jones & Karr
Solons
Dunlap
Norris
Round
First Meeting Under New Schedule Held
County commissioners opened under a new timetable with a 10 a.m. Saturday and 2 p.m. Monday and Thursday session. Citizens appeared with minor concerns, while officials noted other times remain available for public access.
Mrs Lucas Sticks To Story In Coat Theft Trial
Mrs. Fred Lucas testified in Ellwood City defending herself against larceny charges for a coat taken from Luxenberg store. She claimed the coat was a Christmas gift from her brother, who also gave her mother $50, and she said he moves frequently and is now missing. Other defense witnesses were examined before the jury.
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Fred Lucas
Luxenberg
Ellwood City
Not Guilty Verdict In Blackford Case
The commonwealth versus Gilbert Blackford ended with a not guilty verdict. The jury found the charge of misappropriating money unsubstantiated after claims that $25 from an automobile sale was withheld. Prosecutor Percy Walls faces costs as a result. Attorney Charles G. Martin represented Blackford.
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The
Commonwealth
Gilbert Blackford
Percy Walls
Walls
Blackford
Charles G. Martin
Street Department Work Progressing
Street Department crews under J. C. Norris and Jud Barteau repair East and North side streets using road machines and tractors. Workers praise sunny weather as they tackle the worst conditions first while noting ash shortages hinder manhole work.
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J. C. Norris
Jud Barteau
City Street Department
Sol
Norris
Sanitary sewer work underway at Big Run outlet site
Workers began cleaning sanitary sewer lines at the Big Run outlet and will extend the purge along the main. Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Burchfield of Ashland, Pa., have arrived by automobile for a visit with their son Dr. W. C. Burchfield and family on East Washington Street.
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Big Run
D. C. Burchfield
Ashland
W. C. Burchfield
East Washington Street
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