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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1923

Page

30

Ellwood City Community Chest drive tops goal

Ellwood City pa June 16 about 19000 raised for the Community Chest since June 1 drive continues with many contributions still to be reported. C BE Sankey chaired the drive and Jas Crowley led the publicity committee with other chamber leaders coordinating divisions including merchants manufacturing lodges professionals and Boy Scouts. Funds allocated include 1500 to Boy Scouts 600 to American Red Cross 6000 to Ellwood City hospital and 10000 to Community Service league.

Ellwood City C. BE. Sankey Jas. Crowley Chamber of Commerce M. Edelman Merchants Division F. E. Moore L. L. Gelbach H. R. Johnson W. A. Kerr Boy Scouts Charles Bell Ellwood American Red Cross Ellwood City Hospital Community Service League

Virgil Cosby On Honor List At Muskingum College

Virgil Cosby, graduate of Muskingum College in New Concord Ohio, made the honor list with departmental honor in Philosophy. He will attend Columbia University in New York City for summer study and then teach public speaking and English at Beaver High School starting September.

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

Mrs John Stoughton Hosts P M Club Luncheon

Mrs John Stoughton of Pershing Avenue delightfully entertained the Past Matrons club at a 1 o'clock luncheon Friday. The rose decorated home and ecards and social chat marked the afternoon. Guests included Mrs J D Kirk Mrs John Brenneman Mrs I R Bert Mrs Benjamin Beisel of New Castle Mrs George Reuff Mrs Thomas Jones and Mrs Charles Hartman of Chicago.

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

Luncheon Held For Thelma Powell Before Wedding

In Ellwood City on June 16 Miss Thelma Powell was honored at a one o clock luncheon by her aunts Mrs T B Boyd and Miss Anna L Evans before her marriage to Henry Schencky on June 21. The home featured rose decorations and rose ice cream molds. Guests assisted by Mrs Raymond Weimer of Dayton Ohio and Mrs J L Dunn of Youngstown Ohio enjoyed five hundred after. Prizes went to Mrs Eugene Swartz Mrs Gelbach and Mrs Roy.

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

Why Feet Ache Affects Joints Not Skin In Remedies

A Maine doctor's claim highlights that foot pain stems from bones ligaments and cartilage not surface skin care. He promotes Joint-Base a stainless topical remedy sold at drug stores for 60 cents, rubs in to reach joints and relieve soreness in days, with McKee's Kut Rate and New Castle Drug Corp credited.

Maine Joint-Base McKee’s Kut Rate New Castle Drug Corporation

Flag Day Exercise At Elks Home In New Castle

Chief speaker C W Herman Hess of New Castle will lead the Flag Day program in front of the Elks house on Crescent avenue this evening at 7 30 The History of the American Flag will be read by W J Moore A musical program is planned The item also lists numerous local residents visiting or traveling to destinations and returning home tonight

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

Thelma Powell Hosts Hamilton Honor Tea Guests

Miss Thelma Powell returned from New York City where she studied with Mr Saynger for two years. She presented two selections with her own accompaniment as guests gathered including Marian Slocum Margaret Davis Mary Louise Davis Rita Patton Irene Nevin Irene Smiley Gertrude Caplan Sarah Caplan Reed Carpenter Carl Zeigler Josephine Humphrey and many others from Dayton and Youngstown.

Roy Hamilton John Dunn Myron’ Gelbach Florence Schenck Helen Whittaker George Pugh Clifford Swick Frank Blackburn Kathryn Jones Eugene Swartz Katherine Moorhead Reba Rcuff Charles Ralph Thomas Evans Jr Raymond Weimer Dayton J. L. Dunn Youngstown

Hey Bil! DDUC column fragment on Lawrence avenue

Sylvester rid his vest pocket letters tearing them to bits and tossing them into a warehouse container in front of the bakery on Lawrence avenue. George Fisher drives a horned machine down the street warning jay walkers while a young woman treasures a Hey Bill column item. A Ford with an unpainted soap box seat awaits. Kids tote an umbrella and bathing suit toward Shelby playground at noon.

Sylvester Lawrence Avenue George Fisher Jay Walkers Shelby

Emma Thompson Receives Kitchen Shower at Shelby Cafeteria

Thursday afternoon 25 Shelby cafeteria staff honored Emma Thompson chief of the pastry department who has resigned and expects to marry in the fall. Guests brought useful kitchen utensils and spring flowers decorated the tables as delicious refreshments were served.

Ellwood City Shelby Emma Thompson

Ellwood City Pair to Marry Monday Morning

Miss Jessie Davis of Ellwood City will wed George Scheppele of Beav er Falls Monday morning at the Presbyterian parsonage. Rev Barr will perform the ceremony. Afterward the couple plan a motor trip to Cincinnati and Cleveland and a visit to Miss Davises parents in Athens Ohio. They will be at home in Ellwood after June 25.

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

Breaden Circle Entertained by Mrs Rodger at Wurtemburg

Miss Mary Rodger of Wurtemburg hosted the Mary Breaden circle of the United Presbyterian church on Thursday evening. The regular devotional service was led by Miss Frances Medard. Fine refreshments followed the meeting.

Ellwood City Mary Rodger Wurtemburg Mary Breaden United Presbyterian Church Frances Medard

Mrs Hartman Guest of Honor At Ellwood Bridge Meet

Mrs David Cartwright of Pittsburgh Circle hosted the Afternoon Bridge club in Ellwood to honor Mrs Charles Hartman of Chicago visiting friends. The afternoon featured cards and music with a late hour lunch served by the hostess.

Ellwood City David Cartwright Pittsburgh Circle Charles Hartman Chicago Ellwood

Missionary Society Meets On Friday

The Women's Missionary society of Trinity Lutheran church met at Mrs C E Hollerman's Crescent avenue home. Led by Mrs Wallace Kerr, the gathering included a business session and fine refreshments. Ellwood City notes mention Bible School at 9 45 a m and sermons on James patience and how God draws men, with choir and youth societies at 7 p m. Several Ellwood residents attended John Hazen's Harmony Baptist funeral at 1 30 p m.

Ellwood City Women’s Missionary Society of the Trinity Lutheran Church C. E. Hollerman Crescent Avenue Wallace Kerr JC. P 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 between Rev A M Schaffner and at Immanuel Reformed church parsonage. The bride wore blue and carried pink rose bouquet. The couple left for a motor trip through Ohio after the ceremony.

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

Ellwood City Hospital Auxiliary Meeting Monday Evening

Members of the Women’s Auxiliary to Ellwood City hospital will gather in the Central school building Monday evening, June 18, for important business and to appoint committees for future work. Rev W F Rawlins of the Rescue Mission at New Castle to preach both morning and evening at the First Baptist church.

Ellwood City Ellwood City Hospital First Baptist Church Win W. F. Rawlins New Castle

Eastern Star holds large candidate class in Ellwood City

In Ellwood City on June 16, a large class of candidates was invited to the regular meeting of the Eastern Star held in rooms above the First National Bank. After the business portion, refreshments were served by the committee and a social time followed.

Ellwood City Eastern Star First National Bank

Park Avenue Woman Joins Davis and Carpenter Drug Store

Doris Slocum of Park Avenue accepts a soda clerk post at Davis and Carpenter Drug Store. She replaces Miss Permelia Morrison who moves to the Chamber of Commerce as a stenographer.

Ellwood City Doris Slocum Park Avenue Davis and Carpenter’s Drug Store Permelia Morrison Chamber of Commerce

Auxiliary to Sons of Veterans Set Monthly Meeting

Ellwood City reports members of the Auxiliary to the Sons of Veterans plan their regular meeting in lodge rooms Monday at 8 oclock. The Sons of Veterans will be special guests at the meet.

Ellwood City Sons of Veterans

Presbyterian Church Sunday Schedule and Leaders

The Sunday school begins at 9:45 a.m. followed by the preaching service at 11 a.m. The Young People's society meets at 7 p.m. and evening worship is at 7:45. Fred Bright supervises Sunday school and A. M. Stevenson is the pastor.

Presbyterian Church Ellwood City Young People’s Society Fred Bright A. M. Stevenson

Children Day Program At Second U P Church

The Second United Presbyterian Church at Milton and County Line hosts a Children's Day program Sunday at 10 30 a m The program features a processional songs recitations from many children God Our Savior and other hymns are planned with an anthem and closing benediction.

Second United Presbyterian Church Milton County Line Orchescoe Dorothy Allen Jesus James Bradford Dorothy Baldwin Miss Seh Frances Long James Pollock Arimathea Bovard Delbert Dennison Emily Parker Hazel Louise Campbell Anna May Alexander Miss Duff Don McGrew Dorothy Long Jean Wimmer Frederick Smith Sara McKee Junior Fheris Daddy Howard Warnock Daisy Marguerite Hoffman Dorothy Haun Elliott Francis Vance Glen James McKee Frederick Alexander Ethel Dennison Paul Reffener Gilbert Hoffman Palmer Mitchell Joseph Aiken Billy Broadbent Abe Vago Miss Allison Ruth Wier Arlene Mears Anita Reffner Maxine McCoy Naomi Sutton

One Year Ago Free Staters Win Irish Parliament Elections

A brief note recalls the Free Staters securing election victories in the Irish parliament one year earlier while reporting on a cyclone disaster that claimed many lives in north western Wisconsin.

Wisconsin

The Platinum Rule as a Guiding Ethic

The saying reframes ethical conduct around reciprocity, urging people to treat others' children as they would treat their own. It emphasizes consistent care, respect, and responsibility across generations and relationships.

Program Complete For Convention In Pulaski District

Pulaski District Sunday School Association holds its twenty eighth annual convention at Pulaski Methodist church on Tuesday June 19 with Rev. Edward Munn and Miss Mayme Gilliland presiding. The day features devotional, Bible readings, committee appointments, music by the Children's Division, teacher training, essays on David and Jonathan, officer installation, prayer services, and a Queen Esther pageant with a Prodigal Son dramatization. Delegates will bring an evening lunch.

Fred Wallace Home Department John Peason Evelyn Wortman L. L. Rodgers Jesse Robinson George Allen David and Jonathan Martha Meadows Marie Harry T. E. Thompson W. P. Blodgett Young People's Division Missionary Department Young People’s Division

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 arrived from Detroit and declined to discuss politics beyond commenting on Ford’s chances, adding he supported the railroad consolidation plan being drafted by the Interstate Commerce Commission.

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

Women On Jury Slayer Convicted in Edenmore Murder

A six member jury with four women convicted Chester Ingram of Edenmore for first degree murder. Ingram killed George Riley of the H. C. Frick Coal and Coke Company and William Jaynour, a Negro, on April 1. He was tried for Jaynour’s death after being indicted for both cases. jury deliberated three hours.

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

Nervous Wreck Healied by Pinkham Remedy

Mrs O J Hinckley of Memphis Tennessee recounts a severe nervous condition that left her unable to work and constantly fatigued. After reading testimonials she tried Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and reports rapid improvement after six bottles followed by two more over three months. She now does all her work and feels healthier and urges others to request the Private Text Book on Ailments Peculiar to Women from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. Lynn Massachusetts.

Memphis Tenn Amy Porch Lydia E. Pinkham O. J. Hinckley Union Ave

Davis urges alien registration to halt smuggling

Secretary of Labor Davis told President Harding and cabinet members that registering aliens is essential to stop bootlegging of immigrants. He cited about 5,000 Chinese in New York illegally to be deported and warned Ellis Island could be flooded next month with an anticipated influx.

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

Car and Auto Collide in Tangle on Friday Evening

A street car operated by Motorman Rowan and an automobile driven by W A Dicks near East Brook collided Friday at 4:45 PM at the Phillips and South Mill street corner. Dicks failed to see the street car as he entered Mill Street, striking the right rear tire and smashing the street car fender.

Rowan W. A. Dicks Near Eastbrook Phillips and South Mill Street Mill Street

Treat With Late Scientific and Approved Methods for Men

A condensed health advisory outlines late scientific and approved treatments for acute and chronic conditions in men, including blood, skin, catarrh of the bladder, prostatic annoyance, kidney and nervous diseases, emphasizing modern approaches.

R. W. MacKenzie

Sympathy and Help Offered for Ailment Sufferers

A message invites readers to seek support for persistent health issues and discouragement, encouraging not to suffer in silence and to contact the speaker for assistance and sympathy.

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