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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1925
Page
16
In Ellwood City Pennsylvania on Friday Bell Memorial Presbyterian church hosts The Ghost Story by Bob Tarkington staged by the young ladies class No 6. Rev John A King directs praising the cast as tickets sell fast and no seats reserved.
Ellwood City residents Harry Katzenmyer Morris Phelps and Kenneth Baker plus George Saunders of Maine were driven to Meadville for a weekend trip where they...
Mr Phelps and Ralph Reynolds signed up to enter Allegheny College this fall as first year students after attending the annual college graduates reunion held last week.
Ellwood City delegates to the Ladies of the G R convention depart for a three day session Monday afternoon. Mrs. Grantley, Mrs. Mammeriin, and Mrs. Cood attend from Ellwood. S. P. C. U. will host a banquet for the Wurtemburg church contest winners Thursday at 8 p.m. An entertainment led by Miss Mary Badger will follow. A new contest is planned for Sabbath evening June 20 led by Norman Mortensen and Walter Smith. Harold Marshall of Koppel will entertain class No. 3 of the Bell Memorial Presbyterian church at his home Wednesday evening.
Saturday flag day conducted by the Ladies of the G A R proved a financial success as seventeen young women sold flags to pedestrians and motorists. Mrs Joseph Moorhead directed the sale. the sellers included Ethel Farrel Layina Thompson Beryle Boots Lois Gillespie Clara Brady Gladys Hammerliz Evelyn Neate Ethel Milleman Frances Nye Beulah Hertzog Agnes Wilson Mary Wimner Frances Gray Muriel Nye Bessia Keller Catherine Wilson Rose Friedott
Ellwood City Pa June 16 young people plan a week long conference at Bell Memorial Presbyterian church from June 21 to 28. Hamer Welch of Grave City will lead music for the event. Activities include worship services, study classes from 9 to 11 pm, 3 to 8 pm recreation, and mass meetings each day for youths between 10 and 24 under instructor guidance.
Summer session opens in the Central building and Hartman School with a large enrollment. Classes run morning and evening to aid students who did not pass final exams, covering high school languages science history and math, and eighth and fifth grade subjects with detailed time slots.
Ellwood City business women will meet at the Central Hotel for dinner at 6 30 this evening where Miss Henderson the Quota Club organizer will speak. The effort to form a Quota Club is meeting with success as local women show interest in the group whose slogan is We Share. Only top representatives from offices and stores are eligible for membership.
Rinehart Bentrim aged 57 of Lilyville died Monday afternoon at Ellwood City Hospital. Survived by wife Sophie Knott Bentrim two brothers John Ellwood City William Portersville and sister Mrs John Brune. Funeral from Lilyville home Wednesday at 1 pm Reverend Lelby Harmony in charge. Body to Middle Lancaster for burial.
Ellwood City, June Tome. The cornerstone of the Trinity Gatheren church edifice, razed, was opened revealing a Bible a catechism copies of the Ellwood Citizen Pittsburgh Post a Lutheran paper and the Pittsburgh Commercial Gazette. Also found were a list of church members and a list of surpahane made by each individual.
Wednesday evening prayer meeting and practice for children's day to follow. Friday all day quilting. Friday: at moon, dinner for men working in the Wurtemburg territory.
Ellwood City Pa June 165 Miss Helen Deemer of Wurtemburg entertained 25 friends at a six o’clock dinner honoring Mr and Mrs Clarke Cunningham bride and groom. She was assisted by Mrs Russell Main. Motor trips to Pittsburgh and to a scout camp are noted along with a silk hose sale and local theatre listings.
Council addressed multiple items including a $520 bill for West Washington Street Bridge engineering paid, J N McCandless driveway request approved, Sneamona Brothers assessment reduction refused, Highland to Marcer street rights plan with repaired crossings, Hromysk driveway to gas station permit granted, Locust Street sewer request deferred, New Castle Electric lighting proposal for Narrows tabled, and a birth announced for Mr and Mrs Tony Martin in Shenango Valley Hospital.
Many agriculturists from the locality plan to attend the Farmers Field Day at State College Pennsylvania opening Thursday June 18. Attendance is expected to break records with demonstrations of roadside markets and practical features for farm product marketing. Local attendees include Mr and Mrs J A Boak Everette and Frances Hoak Mr and Mrs Frances McCracken and L Floyd Kildon.
Nanking June 16 Foreign community anxious as partial walkout spreads. All Chinese staff at the British consulate quit, the consul's family seeks refuge at the American consulate. So far no disorders, but the mood among Chinese is described as menacing.
The 49th annual Women s Missionary society convention of Mercer Presbytery met at Liberty Grange with delegates from Mercer Sharon Ferrett New Wilmington New Bedford Shenango Harbor Bridge Neshannock Leesburg and Eastbrook. Hostesses were Nashannock ladies. Dr Maxwell spoke on Sudan missions and closing remarks followed by an address by Rev MW Irvine.
Castro Migliozzi, of 1613 Moravia Street, was hit by J B McAuley’s car on Moravia Street near the street car switch about 6 15 pm. He was taken to New Castle hospital with a probable fractured rib and multiple cuts but expected to recover. McAuley of 110 West Madison Avenue said he swerved to pass a stopped car and Migliozzi stepped into his path.
Ellwood City ad notes MORW Easy electric washers available through Gardner Bros Co WT Lawrence age 170th HS agency serving Ellwood City and vicinity. promotion details appear in a local classified listing.
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