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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1923

Page

14

Ellwood City Community Chest Drive Tops Goal

Ellwood City Pennsylvania June 16 Approximately nineteen thousand dollars has been raised for the Community Chest in a drive begun June 1. Chairman C E Sankey led the effort with Jas Crowley directing the publicity committee. Distinct divisions include Merchants Manufacturing local lodge professional men and Boy Scouts along with outlying Ellwood districts. Gifts to American Red Cross Ellwood City Hospital and Community Service Inague totaled substantial sums. The event featured Miss Thelma Powell performing two selections after returning from New York City and guest attendance from local society.

M. Edelman Merchants F. E. Moore Ll. L. Geloxeh H. R. Johnson W. A. Kerr Charles Bell Elwood Boy Scouts Ted Cross Ellwood City Hospital

Virgil Cosby Named to Muskingum Honor List

Virgil Cosby, a Muskingum College graduate from New Concord Ohio, appeared on the honor list with departmental honors in Philosophy. He left for New York City after graduation to attend Columbia University summer school and will teach public speaking and English at Beaver High School in September.

Ellwood City Virgil Cosby Muskingum College New Concord deRrea New York City Columbia University of New York Virgil Beaver High School

Mrs John Stoughton Hosts P M Club Luncheon

Mrs John Stoughton entertained the Past Matrons club at a 1 o clock luncheon on Pershing avenue roses decorated the home. Guests included Mrs J D Kirk Mrs John Brenneman Mrs J R Bert Mrs Benjamin Beisel of New Castle Mrs George Reutf Mrs Thomas Jones and Mrs Charles Hartmen of Chicago. She later hosted the Bridge club in honor of her house guest Mrs Charles Hartman Thursday evening.

Ellwood City John Stouughton Pershing Avenue J. D. Kirk John Brenneman J. R. Bert Benjamin Beisel New Castle George Reutf Thomas Jones

Luncheon Given For Thelma Powell Before Wedding

In Ellwood City on June 16 Miss Thelma Powell was feted at a one o'clock luncheon by her aunts Mrs T B Boyd and Miss Anna L Evans in preparation for her June 21 marriage to Henry Schencky. The home featured rose decorations and rose ice cream molds. Mrs Raymond Weimer of Dayton Ohio and Mrs J L Dunn of Youngstown assisted with serving. After lunch the afternoon included five hundred with prizes to Mrs Eugene Swartz Mrs Gelbagh and Mrs Roy

Ellwood City Thelma Powell Henry Schencky T. B. Boyd Anna L. Evans Raymond Weimer Dayton J. L. Dunn Youngstown Eugene Swartz Gelbagh Roy

Why Feet Burn and How Joint-Base Helps

A Maine doctor endorses Joint-Base as a quick remedy for burning feet and joint pain. The article argues skin treatments fail and claims Joint-Base soaks through skin to reach bones, ligaments, and cartilage, reducing soreness. Available for 68 cents at drugstores McKers Kitt Rate and New Castle Drug Corp.

Maine McKer's Kitt Rate New Cascle Drug Corporation

Flag Day Exercise In Front Of Elks Home Tonight At 7

Ellwood City Pa June 16 chief speaker C W Herman Hess of New Castle for Flag Day exercise in front of the Elks house Crescent avenue at 7 30 p m History of the American Flag read by W J Moore musical program arranged Ellwood City personals list residents visiting family and travel news with multiple names and places including New Castle Detroit Pittsburgh Akron Canton and Koppel

Elks Ellwood City C. W. Herman Hess New Castle Elks House Crescent Avenue W. J. Moore

Silly Street Fragments End Up in Law rence Cupboard

A man named Sylvester cleans out his vest pocket, discards several letters into a ware container in front of a bakery on Lawrence avenue, then retrieves another useless missive. George Fisher steers a horned machine down Lawrence Boue while a young lady clutches an article from the Hey Bill column. A Ford with an unpainted Soap box seat is noted, and children hurry to Shelby playground with an umbrella and four bathing suits.

Sylvester Lawrence Avenue George Fisher Lawrence Boue Jay Ikers Shelby

Emma Thompson Given Kitchen Shower at Shelby Cafeteria

In a Thursday afternoon surprise held in the Shelby cafeteria dining room Miss Emma Thompson chief of the pastry department, who has resigned and plans to marry in the fall, received many useful kitchen utensils. Refreshments were served as spring flowers decorated the tables.

Ellwood City Shelby Emma Thompson

Ellwood City couple to wed Monday morning

Miss Jessie Davis of Ellwood City will marry George Scheppele of Beav er Falls Monday morning at the Presbyterian parsonage. The ceremony will be conducted by Rev. Barr. The couple plan a motor trip to Cincinnati and Cleveland, Ohio, then visit Miss Davis's parents in Athens, Ohio, and will be at home in Ellwood after June 24.

Ellwood City Jessie Davis George Scheppele Beaver Falls Presbyterian Barr Cincinnati Cleveland Ohio

Breaden Circle Entertained at Wirtemn Bridge

Ellwood City Pa June 18 Ming Mary Bodger hosted the Mary Breaden circle of the United Presbyterian Church on Thursday evening The regular devotional service was led by Miss Frances Medard Refreshments followed the meeting in a cordial closing social event

Ellwood City Ming Mary Bodger Wirtembure Mary Breaden United Presbyterian Church Frances Medard

Mrs Hartman Honored by Ellwood Circle Guests

Mrs David Cartwright of Pittsburgh Circle entertained the Afternoon Bridge club at her home in Ellwood to honor Mrs Charles Hartman of Chicago visiting friends. The gathering featured cards and music with lunch served late.

Ellwood Gity. Pa David Cartwright Pittsburgh Circle Charles Hartman Chicago Ellwood

Missionary Society Meets On Friday

The Women’s Missionary society of Trinity Lutheran church met at the home of Mrs C E Adllerman in Crescent avenue. Leader was Mrs Wallace Kerr. After business, refreshments were served by the hostess. A & CHURCH NOTES Ellwood City June 16 Bible School 9 45 a m Morning sermon on James Patience Evening sermon How God Draws Men to Himself. Chorus planned at 7 o clock. Pattor James A Cosby. ATTEND FUNERAL Ellwood City Pa June 16 A number of Ellwood people attended the funeral of John Hazen at Harmony Baptist church at 2 30 this afternoon.

Ellwood City Women's Missionary Society of the Trinity Lutheran Church C. E. Adllerman Crescent Avenue Wallace Kerr A. & Church Notes Bible School Ellwood John Hazen Harmony Baptist Church

Thelma Bruer Weds John Cornelius Today

Thelma Bruer of Wayne Avenue married John Cornelius this morning at 10 o clock by Rev. A M Schaffner at Immanuel Reformed church parsonage in Ellwood City. The bride wore a blue travel costume and carried a bouquet of pink roses. They left for an extended motor trip through the state.

Ellwood City Thelma Bruer Wayne Avenue John Cornelius A. M. Schaffner Immanuel Reformed Church Hid

Ellwood City Auxiliary to Meet Monday Evening

Ellwood City Pa June 16 Members of the Women's Auxiliary to the Ellwood City hospital will meet in the Central School building Monday evening June 18 at o'clock Important business will be brought up and committees appointed for future work Ellwood City June 16 At the First Baptist church Sunday school will begin at 9 45 a m preaching service at 10 45 Bly P A will meet at 7 p m [shred service in the evening at Ti4 Rev W F Rawling who is at present with the Rescue Mission at New Castle will preach both morning and evening Ellwood wish June Li A large class of candidates were invited at the regular meeting of the Eastern Star which took place in their rooms above the First National Bank last evening Following the regular business meeting delicious refreshments were served by the committee and a social time was enjoyed Ellwood City June 16 Miss Doria Slocum of Park avenue has accepted a position Davis and Carpenter s Drug Store a social clerk The position was formerly occupied by Miss Permelia Morrison who has accepted the position at the Chamber of Commerce as stenographer Ellwood City June 16 Members of the Auxiliary to the Sons of Veterans will have their regular meeting in the lodge rooms Monday at o'clock The Lions of Veterans will be special guests at the meeting Presbyterian Church Ellwood City Pa June 16 Sunday school at 6 45 a m preaching service at 12 p m Young People s society at 7 p m and evening worship at 7 46 Fred Bright superintendent Sunday school A M Stevenson pastor

Ellwood City Sankey Jas. Crowley Chamber of Commerce Ellwod City Lafayette Fauree Fourth Street Canada Fred Funk Ellwood Detroit Mich Marian Navis Esther" Majors New Castle R. B. Anawalt Edward Bell Avenue Brave Altoona Reba Rcuff Youngstown Dorin Slocum Park Avenue Ray Beaver Edward Schweiger Lawrence Avenue Mary Elizabeth Turner Josephine Humphrey Bernica McWilliams William Jones Seventh Street Conneaut Lake Geraldine Caplan State College Frank Potter New York City Paul and Edsel Rosé Point Meda Moorhead Zanesville Henry Sumner Pittsburgh I. W. Sullivan City W. Johnston Bellavenne Akron Philips Keen Virginia Hilda George Second Street Canton James Brady Burnstown George McKenna Ralph Wurtamburg BE. C. Wright Tuscaloosa Ala J. J. Deno Fountain Avenue J. W. Humphrey Spring Avenue Kansas City Tery Mary Humphrey Bridgeville Robert Jones Alliance Omas Jones Roberto, Steger and Saphire Koppel Ellwood City Hospital Ellwood Gity First Baptist Church W. F. Rawling Eastern Star First National Bank Ellawood Clrr Doria Slocum Davis and Carpenter's Drug Store Permelia Morrison Ellwoopd Civy Sons of Veterans Presbyterian Church Young People’s Society Fred Bright A. M. Stevenson

Children's Day At Second U P Church

Children's Day program at Second United Presbyterian Church Milton and County Line streets Sunday morning at 10 30 features processional Sunday school orchestra songs including 100th Psalm This Is The Way Little Sunbeams and God Our Savior. Recitations by many children with themes of Jesus love, duty, and family. Offering, anthem by choir, benediction.

Second United Presbyterian Church Milton County Line Dorothy Allen lIntermediate Department Jesus James Bradford Dorothy Baldwin Miss Seh Frances Long Jamies Pollock Arimathea Bovard Delbert Dennison Emily Parker Hazel Louise Campbell Anna May Alexander Miss Duff Don McGrew Jean Wimner Frederick Smith Sarna McKee Junior Fheris Daddy Howard Warnock Daisy Marguerite Hoffman Dorothy Haun Elliott Francis Vance Glen James McKee Frederick Alexander Ithe] Dennison Paul Reffaner Gilbert Hoffman Palmer Mitchell Joseph ‘Alken Billy Broadbent Abe V Miss Altisan Basket of Ruth Wier Allene Mearta Retfner Maxine McCoy Naomi Pee

One Year Ago Free Staters Win Elections for Parliament

A fragment recounts last year’s Free State victory in a parliamentary vote and notes opponents losing amid a northern cyclone in Wisconsin. The passage blends political events with scattered oblique phrases and era slang.

Trish Wisconsin

Program Complete For Convention In Pulaski District

Pulaski Sunday School Association holds its eighth annual convention Tuesday June 19 at Pulaski Methodist Church. Rev Edward Munn presides and Miss Mayme Gilliland at organ. Both session doors open with devotional service, bible readings, music by Children's Division, reports, officer installations, and a missionary pageant featuring Queen Esther and The Prodigal Son. Delegates urged to attend evening service.

Pulaski Detrict Sunday School Association Pulaski Methodist Church Edward Munn Mayme Gilliland K. C.hayes F. W. Bradly Fred Wallace Sunt Home Department John Peason Evelyn Wortman L. L. Rodgers Jesse Robinson

Couzens Predicts Ford Election on Democratic Ticket

Senator James Couzens of Michigan predicted Ford would win the presidency if nominated by the Democratic Party. He spoke after arriving from Detroit and declined to discuss politics further. He favored railroad consolidation plan being developed by the Interstate Commerce Commission.

International News Service Washington Henry Ford Democratic Party James Couzens Michigan Detroit Ford Couzens Interstate Commerce Commission

Women On Jury Slayer Convicted in Edenmore Murder

UNIONTOWN Pa June 16 A jury with four women members convicted Chester Ingram of Edenmore of murder in the death of George Riley an officer of the WH Frick Coal and Coke Company and William Jynour a Negro at Edenmore on April 1 He was indicted for both cases but tried only for Jynour’s murder after a three hour deliberation

Uniontown Chester Ingram Edenmore Ingram George Riley WH. C. Frick Coal and Coke Company William Jaynour Jsynour

Street Car and Auto Collision at Phillips and South Mill

A street car No. 325-956 driven by Motorman Rowan collided with an automobile driven by Ww. Dicks near East Brook on Friday at 4 45 p m. Dicks said he did not see the car and rode onto NIH street. the impact crushed the right rear tire and smashed the street car fender.

Rowan Ww. Dicks Near Eastbrook Phillips and South Mill Street Nih Street

Nervous wreck healed by Lydia E Pinkham remedy

Mrs Hinckley of Memphis Tennessee credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health after years of nervous fatigue. She followed testimonials in a booklet, used six bottles then two more, and now handles all her own work in good health. Free booklet offered by the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.

Memphis Tenn Lydia E. Pinkham Mra. O. J Lydia E. Pinkha

Alien Registration Advocated By Davis To Stop Smuggling

Secretary of Labor Davis told President Harding and cabinet members that universal alien registration is the only way to halt bootlegging and immigrant smuggling. He said five thousand Chinese illegals in New York are to be deported and Ellis Island will see heavy daily traffic next month.

International News Service Washington, D. C United States Davis Harding New York Immigration Service Ellis Island

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Ellwood City News John Stoughton P. M. Club Maine Doctor Bil Breaden Circle Missionary Society Mies Leone Cunningham Leckrone Adepts U. P Pulaski District S. W. Mackhelm Lorie Ee Dr. MacKenzie N. Jefferson St Mrs. Hinckley Labor Fred D. March Shaw St Bell Phone New Ceetle G. W. Hamilton Lake Erie So. Mill St E.L. Young Wallington Kennedy EAST Washington &T New Costa Electrical NEW Castle Electric CO Fisher Mast Tong Avenue Crete NEW Castle Concrete Co Johnson
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