Hart Queen Esther Officers Elected for Coming Year
Hart Queen Esther of Epworth M E church elected officers Monday at Mrs. C Hart's Garfield avenue home. New officers include President Mise Hanna Katherine Smith, Vice President Grace Patterson, treasurer Myrna Stitzinger, recording secretary Mildred Bord, evangelistic secretary Erma Eckert, literature secretary Carolyn Edmunds, and others. Grace Patterson led the year’s program. devotional by Mrs. Grace. Special guests Marjory Moser and Mrs. A J Whitaker attended. next meeting slated as a Cascade Park picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Hanna Katherine Smith
Hart Queen Esthere
Epworth
M E. Church
Carolyn Edmunds
Ruth McCaskey
Grace Patterson
Dc. Grace
Marjory Moser
A. J. Whitaker
Cascade Park
Bed Bugs Smothered by Liquid Fire P D Q discovery
A new chemical P D Q claims to instantly smother and kill bed bugs roaches and fleas without damaging furniture or staining fabrics. The ready to use liquid form with patent spout reaches hard to access areas and promises a refund if bugs remain tomorrow. Available at Eckerds New Castle Drug Corp and P W Bartholomew's Drug Store.
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P.D.Q
P. Qas
P.D
Rescued But Married: Dr Pounds Weds Miss Stiles
Dr. William N Pounds aged 74 and his sweetheart Jennie Stiles aged 59 married in Paulsboro New Jersey after friends challenged commitment papers alleging mental illness. Three men attempted to abduct him as police intervened and city officials supported the couple's union with mayor John Vanneman as best man.
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International News Service
Paulsboro
N. J
William N. Pounds
Jennie Stiles
Dr. Pounds
Pounds
State Hospital
Charles
Philadelphia
Trenton
Henry A. Cotton
John Vanneman
Bathtub Scene Re enacted At Theater Arrests Follow
New York officials arrested Samuel Fleashnick the manager the assistant manager and the stage manager after a staged girl in a bathtub act at the 125th Street Theater last night detectives saw the performer exit backstage wrapped in a sheet and recreate the original scene while the audience watched.
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International News Service
New York
125Th Street Theater
Samuel Fleashnick
Joyce
Garland Released After Serving Term
Charles Garland the Massachusetts millionaire was released from Lehigh county prison after a 60 day sentence for a non contendere statuary charge. He went to April farms near Allentown and reportedly Bettina Hovey Doris Benson and James Slovik from the farm colony were living there again. Garland refused to comment on his wife Mary Preston Wrenn Garland's divorce suit issued in Barnstable Mass.
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International News Service
Allentown
Charles Garland
Massachusetts
Garland
Lehigh County
Reno
April Farms
Bettina Hovey
Doris Benson
James Slovik
Mary Preston Wrenn Garland
Barnstable
Mass
Annual Picnic Of Third U P Bible School Set For June 26
Seventh Ward notes announce the Third United Presbyterian Bible School annual picnic will be at Gaston Park on June 26 with a full sports program and aim for 100 percent class attendance. Committees include transportation coffee table and sports with local residents leading. In a separate report, a heavy storm struck Monday morning, hitting two Seventh Ward houses, the Gilbert home at Eighth and Maple and the Stratton home at 500 Maple, breaking windows and disabling utilities. residents were away at the time.
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Third
U. P. Bible School
Third United Presbyterian Bible School
Gaston Park
S. H. Johnston
Albert Deiger
Clyde Wick
Hamilton
Hammond
Leslie
Wick
Kocher
Milton Book
Fullerton
Bates
Colnor
Wilson
Hanna
Floyd Book
Mont Boston
Mershimer
Sue Pratt
Stewart
Griff Lewis
Hook
William Runkle
FE. A. Young
Lavina Hoover
Heminger
Walter Earl
John Ulrich
Harry Thornburg
Arthur Munich
Seventh Ward
F. G. Gilbert
Eighth
Maple Streets
R. R B. Stratton
Maple Street
Gilbert
Stratton
Plan Daily Program For St. Paul's Camp
St Pauls Lutheran camp at New Wilmington Junction opens June 19 under director Clyde A. Scott. Olive Boenesch named camp cook. reservations encouraged as capacity fills. Open to men women and children with supervision by St Pauls. Sundays include Sunday school and sunset service. Camp offers swimming boating and fishing with access for other Lutheran churches. Reachable by auto or Pennsylvania Railroad with daily departures between New Wilmington and New Castle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Lutheran
New Wilmington Juntion
Clyde A. Scott
Olive Boenesch
St. Paul's
New Castle
Loose Nut Club
St. Paul’s Church
Pennsylvania Railroad
East Washington Street
New Wilmington Junction
New Casle
Leeds and Bride Travel East on Honeymoon Run
William B. Leeds heir to a 40 million estate and Princess Xenia of Russia left Chicago on their second honeymoon for New York. They sped east in their private car Republic attached to a Pennsylvania train, denying rumors of an estrangement.
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International News Service
Chicago
William B. Leeds
Xenia
Russia
Republic
Pennsylvania
New York
Local Club Plans Meeting at Linesville Home
The L. S. C. Book club members will hold their monthly meeting at Mrs. John Popham's Linesville Pennsylvania residence on Friday. Lunch will be served at noon with Mrs. Popham hosting. Visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Edward Miner and Mrs. John Stephens and daughter Virginia from Warren Ohio. Ruth Walters will spend the summer with the Miners in Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. S. c. Book Club
John Popham
Linesville
Edward Miner
John Stephens
Virginia
Warren, O
Elizabeth Walters
J. M. Bevan
West Clayton Street
Ruth Walters
Mrs. Miner
Mantua Visitors Return After Norfolk Visit
Mrs J C Knight Mrs Mary Dickson and Miss Elva Dickson with Mrs Florence Kipp and her son Stanley of Mantua Ohio traveled home Monday. They visited Mr and Mrs A D Knight of the Norris apartments on Liberty Street and were joined by Mrs A D Knight who will stay a week.
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J. C. Knight
Mary Dickson
Elva Dickson
Florence Kipp
Stanley
Mantua
A. D. Knight
Norris Apartments
Liberty Street
A. Dd. Knight
Ladies Auxiliaries Meeting at K of P Hall
Members of the Ladies Auxiliary to the Order of Railroad Conductors will hold their regular lodge meeting in the K of P hall on Cherry Street Thursday afternoon.
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Ladies Auxiliary To Order of Railroad Conductors
K. of P. Hall
Cherry Street
Kiwanis Boy Scout Troop 4 Plans Summer Camp
The Kiwanis Boy Scout Troop 4 holds its weekly campfire session Thursday evening. The troop plans a camp outing during the last week of July and first week of August, specifically July 26 and August 7, inclusive.
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Kiwanis
Agan Family Heads to Philadelphia for Son’s Graduation
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Agan of W Madison avenue depart Monday evening for Philadelphia to attend their son James Agan’s University of Pennsylvania graduation. They will also visit the sesqui centennial celebration. Mrs. Thomas W. Solomon of W Clayton street is recovering from illness.
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Philadelphia
J. L. Agan
Madison Avenue
James Agan
University of Pennsylvania
Thomas W. Solomon
W. Clayton Street
Celebration in Seventh Ward for St. Anthony Day
A celebration was held in the seventh ward for St. Anthony Day. In the afternoon and evening, band concerts were given at different times by the Columbus Society band.
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Seventh Ward
Columbus Society
Visit Here Monday Residents Share Local Short Visits
Mrs. Mullen and daughter and sons and Mrs. Alfred Snyder and son and Mrs. Chester Mullen of Sharon Pa spent Monday with Mrs. R. G. Clark of North Cedar street. P T Mason of Sharon has returned home after spending the past week with Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Clark. Paul Thomas of Rochester Pa has returned home after visiting relatives in the Seventh ward. Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Rainey of Darlington avenue were visitors at Youngstown Ohio on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. I. W. Taylor of Sunny Side returned Monday after spending several days at Cleveland. Adolph Kubinsky of Youngstown spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. William Kubinsky on Liberty street. Mrs. L. A. Moore of West Madison avenue returned home Monday after visiting with relatives at Jamestown Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. L. DeRoss and Frances DeRoss of West Madison avenue returned Monday after visiting relatives in Buffalo New York.
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Mullen
Alfred Snyder
Chester Mullen
Sharon, Pa
R. G. Clark
North Cedar Street
P. T. Mason
Sharon
Seventh Ward
Paul Thomas
Rochester
G. D. Rainey
Darlington Avenue
Youngstown
I. W. Taylor
Sunny Side
Cleveland
Adolph Kubinsky
William Kubinsky
Liberty Street
L. A. Moore
West Madison Avenue
Jamestown, O
L. DeRoss
Frances DeRoss
Buffalo, N. Y
Wilkins Cancels Steamer Passage From Seward
ANCHORAGE Alaska June 15 Captain George Wilkins head of the Detroit Arctic expedition cancelled his steamer reservation sailing Sunday from Seward to the States and returned alone to Fairbanks. His expedition had been abandoned for the present and his planes remained at Fairbanks under Pilot Ebileson.
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International News Service
Anchorage
Alaska
George Wilkins
Seward
Fairbanks
Wilkins
Ebileson
State Highway Engineer Weds Mrs. Harvey Robinson
Harvey Robinson district engineer of the state highway department surprised staff by introducing his wife Mrs. Harvey Robinson on Monday after returning from New York City where the ceremony was held recently. The bride is Miss Margaret Holt of Franklin Pennsylvania noted musician. The couple will reside on Neshannock avenue Mer cer born Nellie Robinson is his mother.
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Harvey Robinson
State Highway Department
State Highway Office
New York City
Robinson
Margaret Holt
Franklin
Nellie Robinson
Mercer, Pa
Neshannock Avenue
Community church activities and meetings listed
St Pauls Church hosts Junior Luther league Tuesday at 6 30 PM Boy Scouts meet Wednesday at 7 30 PM J R Durfee scoutmaster Woman's Missionary society meets Thursday at 8 PM at Mrs Adolph Lang 221 Fairmont Ave Camp committee meets Friday at 7 30 PM for camp inspection Donation day for Zelienople Orphans home set for Thursday June 17 Junior Girls of Central Christian held a meeting at Helen Kirkwoods home on Waldo Street Jean McClain led a program and social time followed by refreshments The next meeting location to be announced C D A members have an 8 15 PM meeting at the Ot Pi Home.
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St. Paul's Church
Junior Luther League
J. R. Durfee
Woman's Missionary Society
Adolph Lang
Fairmont Avenue
Zelienople Orphans Home
Central Christian Church
Helen Kirkwood
Waldo Street
Jean McClain
Jane Jones
Josephine Dicks
Mothers Meeting and Prayer Session Announced
A mothers meeting and mothers prayer gathering are scheduled for Wednesday afternoon with organizers inviting attendees to participate and seek communal support.
Community gatherings announce church events and meetings
At two o clock Mrs Mc Clements hosts a gathering on Pennsylvania avenue with Mrs McClements as leader. Section C of the Y I B C of the Third United Presbyterian church will be entertained Friday evening at Mrs Clyde Wick’s Finch street home. The Christian Endeavor society of the First Christian church holds a business meeting Friday evening June 18 at 8 o clock to elect new officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mc.Clements
Pennsylvania Avenue
McClements
Third United Presbyterian Church
Clyde Wick
Finch Street
First, Christian Church
The
Christian Endeavor Society of the First Christian Church
Meeting of the American Yeomen Tonight in City Hall
An important meeting of the American Yeomen is scheduled for this evening in the hall of the City building. Members urged to attend as key matters will be discussed.
Enrollments Rise in Summer School at Franklin Junior High
Summer school at Benjamin Franklin Junior High reports total enrollment at 750 students. New six week course instructors include Florence Geiger Grace McCabe Ethel Hunt Ruth Krohn Helen Ryan and others. Evening eight week classes cost 25 dollars and a swimming pool is being repaired under William D. Pritchard supervision.
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Benjamin Franklin
Deveser Green
Florence Geiger
Grace McCabe
Ethel Hunt
Ruth Krohn
Helen Ryan
Martha McClurg
Martha Matthews
Margaret Lowry
Garnet Rey
Mrs. M. Dill
Jennie Lehto
Eleanor Ward
William D. Pritchard
Exhibition of paintings by Alfred Gwynne Morang opens in Ellsworth
Miss Caroline Pen ney Haney sponsors a Morang exhibition at Haney Furniture Company in Ellsworth Maine from June 16 to 30. The artist, a rising American talent, shows modern yet balanced works with rich color harmonies and pleasing subjects. The display is open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Penney Haney
Alfred Gwynne Morang
Ellsworth
Maine
Haney Furniture Company
Morang
America
Grove City Golfers Open Season With Schedule
Grove City Pa June 15 the inter club opening of the golf season at Grove City Country Club is set for June 23 with New Castle as the opener. Local golfers will play two at home two away against Kirtland ing two with New Castle two with Oil City and one with Greenville all on home or nearby courses.
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Grove City
Grove City Country Club
F. P
New Castle
Kirttanning
Oil City
Greenville
Seminary Quartet To Sing Here Tonight
The Rochester Seminary Quartet performs tonight at 7 30 at Bethlehem Baptist Church 9 Fast Reynolds Street offering English and German songs. The group tours Canada and the United States and presents a program of exceptional merit open to all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester Seminary Quartet
Bethlehem Baptist Church
Fast Reynolds Street
Canad
United States
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Hart Queen Esthers
Mise Hanna Smith
France
Fred D. March
Water Street Bell Phone
Shaw Street
New Castles
Washington ST
Nimaer’s
East Street
Herbold
E. Washington St
Citizens Lumber Co
Bell
White Street
Seventh Ward News
St. Paul’s Camp
Leeds and Bride
Will Not Bit
Warren, Co
C. R. C. Lodge
Marrey Robinson
C.D. of A
C. D. of A
X, Ot Pi
Oxfords
Rover Es
Davis Shoe Co
Far East Hall
Far East
Donahue
Arbuckle
California
Kee
Spe
Oonahoes
Mercerounty
Bethlehem
Reynolds Street
Xtra
the Sporting Goods Store
East
Washington Street
Spencer
S. Mercer Street
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