Baier Funeral Held on Sunday
John Butler died Friday morning at his Beaver avenue home. Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon at St. Paul's Lutheran church Wayne avenue with Rev. Ludwig Beiseck officiating. Relatives came from New Castle Ambridge Canton Cleveland and Pittsburgh. Interment at Locust Grove cemetery with pallbearers Michael Maurer Steven Deppner George Paul Andy Kos Mr Cypher and Martin Kast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
John Butler
Beaver Avenue
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Wayne Avenue
Ludwig Beiseck
New Castle
Ambridge
Canton
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Locust Grove
Michael Maurer
Steven Deppner
George Paul
Andy Kos
Mr. Cypher
Martin Kast
Air Mail Pickup Hearing Set for June 20 in Ellwood City
Ellwood City officials report the Civil Aeronautics Authority will decide on All-American Aviation Incorporated to operate air mail pickup between Pittsburgh and Cleveland with Ellwood City as a proposed base. A hearing is scheduled June 20 at 10 a.m. in the Commerce building in Washington. Representatives from All-American met with borough officials and chamber three weeks ago. upon approval, an immediate airport survey will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Chamber of Commerce
Civil Aeronautics Authority
All-American Aviation, Incorporated
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Commerce Building
Washington
All- American Aviation, Incorporated
Shiffer Lukavics Wedding in Ellwood City
Miss Marie B. Shiffer of Phoenix and Albert M. Lukavics of Hazen avenue were married at St Agatha rectory by Rev. Francis E. Paul. Attendant Victor Pero, breakfast at the Lukavics home, couple to reside at 513 Lawrence avenue. Bride dancer, college attended. groom high school graduate, National Tube employee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Marie B. Shiffer
Phoenix
Ariz
Albert M. Lukavics
Paul Lukavics
Hazen Avenue
St Agatha
Francis E. Paul
Marie Lukavics
Victor Pero
Lukavics
Lawrence Avenue
Phoenix Junior College
Colorado State Agricultural College
Luckavics
National Tube Company
Miss Anne Turek Married At Church
Miss Anne Turek daughter of Mr and Mrs Michael Turek of Ellport wed Michael Mastilek son of Mr and Mrs Michael Mastilek of Ellwood City fourth ward The ceremony by Fr Figel at the Russian Orthodox church followed by a church hall reception and a dance at the Hungarian club The couple reside at 1019 Center Avenue Ellwood City where the groom works for the National.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Anne Turek
Michael Turek
Ellport
Michael Mastilek
Michael Mastilak
Fourth Ward
Fr. Figel
Mary Turek
Helen Mesko
Ann Mastilak
John Donisko
Vandergrift
Michael Karpach
Stephen Romack
Center Avenue
National Tube Company
Groups to Join at Wurtemburg Churches
A joint meeting of the Women s and Young Women s Missionary organizations of the Wurtemburg Methodist and Wurtemburg U P churches will be held tonight at 8 o clock at the latter church under the sponsorship of the Wurtemburg W C T U. Rev. Mary Johnson of the Methodist church and Rev. J E Pringle of the Bell Memorial church will speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood Page
Women’s
Young Women’s Missionary
Wurtemburg Methodist
Wurtemburg U. P
Wurtemburg W. C. T. U
Mary Johnson
Methodist Church
J. E. Pringle
Bell Memorial Church
Ellwood City Church Notes Week Activities
Ellwood City churches list weekly events across Wurtemburg First Presbyterian First Baptist and others. Scouts meetings, guilds and missionary sessions filled the schedule with picnics, Bible study, prayer services, and district rallies through Friday.
Immanuel Reformed Meeting Schedule Noted
Immanuel Reformed Church announces a Tuesday congregation meeting by the Consistory at 8 p.m. and an afternoon and evening gathering of the Ladies Aid Society at 2 p.m. at the church in Ewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immanuel Reformed
Ladies Aid Society
Ewing Park
Local Church Activities Schedule Across Three Congregations
Wurtemburg Methodist hosts Mary Pollock class at Mrs. Roy Hazen’s home on Friday. Father’s Day service honors Rev. Johnson and noted fathers Harry Boots and Harold Boots. Trinity Luthern outlines weekly Brotherhood meeting Monday and devotions Wednesday led by Miss Josephine Fileischer, with Rev. Robert E. Bell speaking Thursday. Providence Baptist covers Bible study Wednesday, conference Thursday, Junior Guild Friday, and adult Bible classes Saturday at local addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Missionary Meeting
Harry Hughes
Young People's Service
Olen
Bishop
Wurtemburg
Mary Pollock
Roy Hazen
Rev. Johnson
Harry Boots
Harold Boots
Trinity Luthern
The
Brotherhood
Herman Fleischer
Fiery
Parn
Josephine Fileischer
Providence Baptist
Fred Smith
North Sewickley
New Castle
Helen
Janet Smith
Fred Householder
New Brighton Road
Birth of Joyce Ann Ringle in Reading Hospital
Ellwood City reports the birth of a daughter named Joyce Ann to Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Ringle of Reading, Pa. at Reading hospital on Saturday June 15. Mrs. Ringle is Jean Sitler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Sitler of Glen Avenue and a former nurse at the local hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Joyce Ann
Richard G. Ringle
Reading
Reading Hospital
Ringle
Jean Sitler
Russell Sitler
Glen Avenue
Sankey W C T U to Meet at Mrs Jennings Home
The Clinton Sankey Memorial W C T U will meet tonight at 7:30 at the home of Mrs. James Jennings in North Sewickley. Miss Rhea Meehan of Wayne township spent the weekend with friends in Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sankey W. C. T. U
Ellwood City
Clinton Sankey
James Jennings
North Sewickley
Rhea Meehan
Wayne Township
Pittsburgh
Miss Mingione Weds Anthony Cipro in Ellwood City
Miss Elvira Mingione daughter of Mr and Mrs Lewis Mingione of Todd avenue married Anthony Cipro son of Mr and Mrs Lewis Cipro of First Street at B V M church in Ellwood City. Nuptial mass featured Ave Maria sung by Albert Petrak. The couple, who will reside at 208 North street, plan a honeymoon to New York City and Niagara Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Fourth Street
Vincent Galliano
Elvira Mingione
Lewis Mingione
Todd Avenue
Anthony Cipro
Lewis Cipro
First Avenue
Albert Petrak
Mary Boccardi
Mary Fontana
New York City
Niagara Falls
North Street
Cipro
Griffiths Beauty School
Pittsburgh
National Tube Company
Board of Review Sets Eagle Scout Court in Ellwood City
The Ellwood City district board of review will meet tonight at 7 in the city building. Applications for Eagle Scout advancement are reviewed by the advancement committee at the local scout council headquarters with merit badge cards in hand. The Eagle Scout court of honor is planned for Thursday at Camp Thompson in the evening, with awards from tonight’s review to be presented there, and also at the Presbyterian church at 7 30 that Thursday for the first parents night court in the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Board of Review
Court of Honor
Presbyterian Church
Annual Reunion Of Boyer Family Distinctive gathering at Ewing Park grove
The sixth annual Boyer family reunion drew about forty descendants from New Castle Harlansburg Princeton and nearby areas. Everett Taylor led the officers as president with Charles McFarland vice president William Boyer secretary and Bert Hazen treasurer. A noon dinner followed by a business session and an afternoon sports program directed by Mrs Margaret Wellhausen and John Hazen concluded the day. The group plans to meet again on the third Saturday of June 1941 at the same location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Ewing Park Grove
Jacob
Margaret Boyer
New Castle
Harlansburg
Princeton
Everett Taylor
Charles McFarland
William Boyer
Bert Hazen
Margaret Wellhausen
John Hazen
Western Eldership Session at Lilyville Church of God
The Western Eldership of the Church of God will hold a three day session at the Lilyville Church of God starting Tuesday. About one hundred delegates are expected to attend the sessions and participate in church governance and discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Church of God
Lilyville
Hospital Notes Ellwood City June 17 Admitted and Discharged
Ellwood City hospital notes list admissions including Mrs Rudolf Hertzog Mrs Francis Fosnought Mrs August Miller and others. Discharges include Harry Lattimer Francis Fosnought Rosetta Middleton Joan Nicholl and several more. Newborns reported for Kenneth Pander and Earl Badger families with daughters and sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Rudolf Hertzog
Line Avenue
Francis Fosnought
Beaver Avenue
August Miller
Lawrence Avenue
Jay Miller
Zelienople
Frank Battilocchi
Division Avenue
Harry Lattimer
Wayne Avenue
Rosetta Middleton
Route 1
Evans City
Joan Nicholl
Pittsburgh Circle
Julia Beris
Bertha Santipal
Legion All Stars Bow To Farrell in Junior League tilt
At Ewing Park Saturday afternoon, Ellwood City Legion upset Manos 7 to 3 in an American Junior League game. Laszlo earned the win as Manos managed three hits. In the nightcap, Farrell Legioneers defeated the American Legion Junior All Stars 4 to 2 after rain halted play in eight and a half innings. Smiley fanned ten for Ellwood City. Fer rante and Light duel highlighted the 13 inning Tubers win over Youngstown Pirates 2 to 1, with Shaffer starring for Ellwood City. Tubers set four league games this week, including Brent tonight and Wampum opponents later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Ewing Park
Legion
Manos
Laszlo
American Legion
Malinkovich
Murphy
Dyurinza
Ellwood City Tubers
Youngstown Pirates
Youngstown
Ferrante
Light
Wehman Reunion At Ewing Park
The twenty eighth annual Wehman family reunion was held on Saturday at Ewing Park grove with about 125 attendees from New Castle Evans City Ambridge and the city. A ham dinner opened the event as officers elected for the new year include Clair Friday president Wilbur Barnett vice president Mrs James Cogley secretary and A C Hollerman treasurer. Games contests a talk by Rev Mary Johnson of Wurtemburg and gifts to John Wehman Ellport the oldest attendee and Philip Walrath the youngest were noted. Next year’s gathering is set for June 21 1941.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Wehman
Ewing Park Grove
New Castle
Evans City
Ambridge
Charles Wehman
Clair Friday
Wilbur Barnett
James Cogley
A. C. Hollerman
Lovely Party For Seventh Birthday In Ellwood City
A birthday party honored Eileen Kay Reinheimer on June 17 marking her seventh birthday. Held at her Orchard Avenue home, 27 children attended with games and lawn refreshments. Helpers included Mrs. Pringle Bab cock Dukelow Barto and Schmidt from Rochester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Eileen Kay
Paul J. Reinheimer
Orchard Avenue
Reinheimer
Joseph Pringle
Four Hundred At At. S. Picnic
Ew ing Park grove in Ellwood City hosted about 400 members of the First United Presbyterian church for the annual Sunday school picnic on Saturday afternoon. The program featured games and contests with prizes. a heavy rain storm interrupted the evening. Dinner was served at six by Mrs Anna Jones and committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox Presbyterian
Knox Presbyterian Church
George Davies
Frank Foreman
Gayle Smith
Paul Kimmell
B. G. Osterhouse
First Baptist Church
Floyd Smith
Ralph Foreman
Robert E. Bell
North Sewickley Presbyterian
A. E. Driggers
Rochester
North Sewickley Presbyterian Church
Women’s Missionary Society
Zelia Douglass
Robert Sheehan
Frank Dunbar
Ellwood Serenaders
Providence Baptist Church
Junior
Marvin McDougall
the One
Joe Clark
Harold
Chester Douglass
Fred Smith
First Presbyterian
Working Guild of the Missionary Society
Ewing Park
F. C. Dodds
W. R. Hunter
Rotary
First Baptist
Women's Missionary Association of the Beaver Baptist Association
New Castle
The
Missionary Society
Huber’s Beach
North Sewickley
Ellwood City
Mrs George Rapp Hosts B Y F Club at Wurtemburg
Ellwood City June 17 Mrs George Rapp entertained B Y F club members at her Wurtemburg home for a bi weekly session. The afternoon featured bridge and a lunch served with help from Mrs John Brenneman. A next meeting is scheduled for Saturday June 29. P H C Lodge to meet tonight at 8 in the bank hall with officer elections to be held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
George Rapp
B. Y. F. Club
Wurtemburg
John Brenneman
P. H. C. Lodge
P. H. C. Iodge
Bank
Rich Hill Presbyterian Church Centennial Draws Large Crowd
More than 430 people attended Rich Hill Presbyterian churchs 100th anniversary, a two day event with Old Timers picnic, history presentations, interdenominational greetings, and a centennial communion service. Donations from local families supported the celebration and church leaders from several towns delivered talks and music. Shenango Presbytery will meet at Rich Hill on Tuesday June 25 with Rev Miller serving as moderator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rich Hill Presbyterian Church
Homer Drake
New Castle
Rich Hill
Francis Farmington
Edenbur
W. O. Wilkins
Volant
Ralph Cunningham
Leesburrs
Joseph B. Leyde
Ernest K. Mechlin
Homer Ketler Miller
Coim
Bert V. Carter
The
Missionary Society
Amanda McDowell Blevins
Benjamin F. McDowell
Scott Kirk
Sherman A Kirkbride
New Wilmington
Grant Fisher
Robert E. Douglass
East Brook
R. K. Rumbaugh
William Lloyd
Leesburg
Leslie Bell
Plaingrove
Robert H. Henry
David King Kerr
Mechlin
Mill
Home
Charles M. Rohrbaugh
Charles Bell
William Byers
Harry E. Kaufman
Christian Endeavor
Louise McDowell Knight
Florence McConnell Miller
Marie McConnell Carter
Clarence B. Wibie
Pittsree
Wible
Howard Boyles
Shenango Presbytery
Rich Hill Church
Miller
Funeral rites for Mrs Katherine Hoher Miklos held in Pittsburgh
Funeral services for Mrs. Katherine Hoher Miklos, mother of Mrs. Anna Franz of Ellwood City, were held at St. Joseph church in Pittsburgh. Aged 74, she died Friday at her home in Pittsburgh. Local residents and visitors were noted at various weekend gatherings and travels, with several families listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Hoher Miklos
Anna Franz
Line Avenue
St. Joseph Church
Pittsburgh
Miklos
Carolyn Jones
Robert
Spring Avenue
Bucknell University
Lewistown
A. C. Culp
Bellefonte
Surles Conner
Dorothy Magee
Wooster College
T. B. Magee
Margaret Magee
Wellesley College
Massachusetts
Charles Zeigler
Battle Creek
Mich
Clifford Gibbons
Paul and
Joyce
Wurtemburg
Charles Brown
Corsica
Ralph Newton
Automobiles Sideswipe In Rural Pennsylvania Crash
Automobiles operated by Albert Baxter of Wampum and Ernest Tanner of New Castle Rural Delivery 1 sideswiped on Hog Hollow road at 8 p m Sunday. No injuries reported per State Motor Police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Baxter
Wampum
RO. 1
Ernest Tanner
New Castle
R. D
Hog Hollow
Louis Forewarned as Godoy Promises Rough Bout
International News Service reports Arturo Godoy plans rough tactics including elbows and post bell punches in the June title defense against Joe Louis. Louis seeks extra rest time if needed and boxing officials may be petitioned for rules against post bell hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Arturo Godoy
Joe Louis
Louis
Godoy
Boxing Commission
Max Schmeling
Lew Jenkins
Lou Ambers
New Castle
Elders Defeat Tigers 6 to 3 in City League Baseball
The Elders beat the West Side Tigers 6 to 3 at Lockley field. Dolly Hartman pitched for the Elders, allowing 12 hits and fanning nine. E Parada led the hitting with a notable namer, while T Miron and others contributed. Tigers’ Smith and Morrison collected hits. German mothers wonder what Hitler gains at this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elders
West Side Tigers
Lockley Field
Dolly Hartman
Tigers
Smith
Morrison
E. Parada
Elder
Houston
Rote
Hushes
Bees
Dei Principi
Rf Severa
C Smith
Ewes Morrison
P “McCormick
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Mary Braeden
Robert Taylor
Donald Hepler
Harriet Gordon
J. E. Caugney
Robert Taylor, Jr
W. L. Timblin
D. L. Ferguson
Highland U. P. Church
Victor Roach
Baier
Shiffer
Sally's
Sallies
Ellwood
Christian Alliance
Slippery Rock
United Presbyterian
King’s Daughters
J.S. Seaman
College Hill Church
Orin Flinner
Forbell
Miss Mingione
Boyer
Church OF God Eldership
Farrell
Ellwood Tubers
At. S
Wendell L. Willkie
Willkie
John Hamilton
Lawrence and
Frank
Gettsyburg
Earl Reithmiller
Reithmiller
Wylie Davidson
New Brighton
Floyd Barto
David LaViere
Vaughn McCullough
Findlay, O
L. A. Lightfritz
Wurtemburg Heights
Lawton Carver International News Service
S. Tigers
Hughes
E. Porada
T. Miron
Calderero
Thomas
Hartman
Castelo
Tip Richards
Hitler
Lake Milton
Ohio
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