Program Of Service In Ellwood Churches
Ellwood City stretches a Sunday program at Bell Memorial and First Presbyterian as graduates from the Teachers Training class led by Mrs Judd Turner present diplomas. Members include Margaret Benford Janet Gimme Mabel Grine Helen Brown Lucille Graham Pauline Jackson Virginia Kerr Marjorie Streeter Mary Streeter Dorothy Kimes Marjorie Marks Violet Woods. Rev Stevenson delivers a salary sermon Sign Boards. The class members lead most of the service with a talk The Master Teacher's Method a piano solo Ave Verum Miss Streeter and other readings songs and presentations. Diplomas conferred by J B Kirk Sunday School superintendent. Evening Christian Endeavor led by Jack Menser. Mount Hope Church holds Sunday school at 940 am Luther League at 700 pm Evelyn Hart in charge. Evening service 800 pm Rev Bake preaches How Jesus Caught Simon Peter.
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Ellwood City
First Presbyterian Church
Judd Parner
Presbyterian Church
Margaret Benford
Janet Gimme
Mabel Grine
Helen Brown
Lucille Graham
Pauline Jackson
Virginia Kerr
Marjorie
Mary Streeter
Dorothy Kimes
Marjorie Marks
Violet Woods
Judd Turner
Stevenson
Wuartette
Janet Gimmel
Mary
Marjorie Streeter
Fiano Solo
Virginia Keir
Jesus
J. BD. Kirk
Mount Hope Church
Luther League
Evelyn Hart
Bake
Simon Peter
Bell Memorial Sunday Services and Children's Day Events
Sunday school at 9:45 a.m. with children's day exercises and class drills. Morning baptism of infants during the service. Christian Endeavor meets at 7:00 p.m. Evening service at 7:45 p.m. with Rev King preaching on Naaman the Leper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell Memorial
Christian Endeavor
Rev. King
Naaman
First Christian church Sunday services and music
Sunday school begins at 9 45 a m at the First Christian church corner Wayne and Fourth. A musical duet by the Doak sisters precedes the 10 45 a m sermon by Rev C G Huffer on The Tron Did Swim. Evening service at 7 45 p m features music by the young people's chorus and a sermon Not Far from the Kingdom. All welcome.
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Christian Church
First Christian Church
Wayne and
Fourth
Doak Sisters
C. G. Huffer
Young Peoples Chorus
Kingdom
Lutheran Church Sunday Services and Sermon
Sunday school begins at 9 20 with morning worship at 10 45. Rev ST J Baker will sermonize on How Jesus Caught Simon Peter. There are no evening services.
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Lutheran Church
ST. J. Baker
Jesus
Simon Peter
Sunday Services Schedule at Local Church
The church offers Sunday school at 9 45 a m and a preaching service at 10 45 a m with a sermon by Rev C W Macgeorge. A Young Peoples meeting is at 7 00 p m followed by evening worship at 7 45 p m All are welcome.
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C. W. Macgeorge
Young Peoples
Slippery Rock Sunday School and Merging Worship
Slippery Rock church schedule shows Sunday school at 10:00 a m and merging worship at 11:00 led by Rev EL with services continuing throughout the morning exact details adapted from the local church notice.
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Slippery Rock
Gulbransen Registering Piano Promises Easy Play At Home
The Gulbransen Registering Piano is praised for easy playing and expressive control via pedals. Purchasers note relaxation after dinner and benefitting breathing and nerves. Available models are priced at 450 530 650 and 700 dollars.
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Gulbransen
Major Golden Of Ellwood City To Report At Camp
Major Walter Winner Golden of Ellwood City Pa has been ordered by the war department to two weeks of active duty for training with the Ordnance Department Reserve Corps. He is to proceed from his home July 31 to Aberdeen Proving Grounds Md for ordnance training and will be relieved in time to return home by August 12 and revert to inactive status. He will rank as a major from July 16.
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Washington, D. C
Walter Winner Golden
Park Avenue
Ellwood City
War Department
Ordnance Department Reserve Corps
Aberdeen Proving Grounds
Golden
Dog Actor Lasker Dies at Home of Carewe Family
Lasker a prize Russian wolf hound was the joy of Edwin Carewe, motion picture producer, and his family. Sally Anne Carewe, especially attached to him, mourns as the dog dies after contracting a disease during a scene in Resurrection.
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Lasker
Edwin Garewe
Sally Anne Carewe
Sally Anne
Little Boy Released From Hospital After Burns Miracle
Ellwood City Pa June 18 Bobby Carlina a boy badly burned last year by hot water has been discharged from the local hospital after ten months. His doctors call his recovery miraculous and say he has been returned to grateful parents. Ellwood City church program All On Account of Polly performed last night at Slippery Rock church by Mrs. Frank Coleman class with boys class helpers. Proceeds go to building fund. Cast includes Baldwin Hawkins Beverley etc. two piano numbers by Louise Steele and Lois Myers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Bobby Carlina
Polly
Slippery Rock
Frank Coleman
Volly
Baldwin
Charles Rubberman
Hawkins
Jesse Houk
Beverly
Elma Houk
Marie
Eva Welhausen
Beverely
Joe Men
Ser. Young
Edward Klinedenst
Hortense
Geraldine
Geneva
Lois Myers
Conservatory of Music
Heidelburg College
Mrs Gold Gives Bridge Luncheon in Ellwood City
In Ellwood City on Wayne avenue Mrs H Ss Gold hosted a bridgeluncheon for 12 guests with rose centerpieces and red rose cup place cards. High scores went to Mrs J M Stoughton and Mrs Charles French. attendees included Mesdames French and Edwin French W Ray Smith Frank Huffman H A Painter Lief Von Krogh J M Stoughton W H Thomas Hilma Dahl Cleo Hazen and Lillian Harvey of Beaver Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
H. Ss. Gold
Wayne Avenue
J. M. Stoughton
Charles French
Mesdames Charles and
Edwin French
W. Ray Smith
Frank Huffman
H.A. Painter
Lief von Krogh
W. H. Thomas
Hilma Dahl
Cleo Hazen
Lillian Harvey
Beaver Falls
Mrs Hoover Hosts T S B Club at Her Home
Ellwood City June 18 Mrs Al Hoover of Glenn avenue entertained the T S B Club at her home Friday evening Light refreshments greeted guests and bridge provided the entertainment High score honors went to Mrs Walter Levere and H E King Next meeting planned in two weeks with place to be decided Club members listed including Mr and Mrs H E King Mr and Mrs Walter Levere Dr and Mrs B M Lawther and Mr and Mrs Tillman Snedden
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
al Hoover
Glenn Avenue
T. S. B. Club
Walter Levere
H. E. King
B. M. Lawther
Tillman Snedden
Shelby Stores Win Baseball Game at Ewing Park
Shelby Stores defeated Joe Smith's All Stars 11 to 10 in a tight game at Ewing Park. Paul Winnail pitched and Bill Feh catcher for Shelby Stores. Speed Holcom and Joe Smith pitched for Joe Smith's All Stars with Dec Kelner catching. Shelby Stores next meet Cold Finish on June 21 and Wurtemburg Independents on June 24 at 6 15 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Shelby Stores
Joe Smith
All Stars
Ewing Park
Paul Winnail
Bill Feh
Speed Holcom
Dec Kelner
Wurtemburg Independents
W. C. T. U Plans Parcel Post Social in Ellwood City
Ellwood City residents report that the W C T U will hold a Parcel Post social Monday evening at Mrs. George Earhart’s Fourth Street home. The event is described as a purely social gathering and the last affair of the year.
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Ellwood City
George Earhart
Fourth Street
Young People Will Hike Monday
In Ellwood City on June 18 a large contingent from the Young People's Council plans a 6 o'clock Monday hike from the First Presbyterian church into the hills. Each participant will bring funds for supper along the route and the group has grown from a small pair to a sizable delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Young People’s Council
First Presbyterian Church
Club Members Picnic at Cascade Park
Members of the J A P club enjoyed a day at Cascade Park with a picnic supper and formal entertainment. The event was a special semi monthly club meeting held at members homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Cascade Park
Where Shall I Go Tonight Ma Jestic Theater Ad
Milton Sills stars in Framed at the Ma Jestic Theater. Evening showings promise drama and suspense as patrons seek entertainment tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Majestic Theater
Milton Sills
Illwood City Noted Discharges of Two Local Women
Ellwood City reports Miss Irma Dilley and Alfretta Wilson were discharged yesterday from a local facility. The pair are residents of Ellwood City and were released after completing their procedures.
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Ellwood City
Speeders Cool Down To Fifteen Miles Per Hour
ILLWOOD CITY June 18 Since the campaign on speeders was started by local police arrests for speeding dropped from twenty seven in one evening to one last night. Officers are stationed on Line Avenue and Glen Avenue near the borough edge to deter motorists and are asking drivers to carry ownership papers as state police stop cars on the New Castle road. Those unable to show ownership risk a fine or trouble.
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Illwood City
Line Avenue
Glen Avenue
New Castle
Local Man Bruce Hunter to Wed Miss Ann Phillips Today
Bruce Hunter of this city will marry Miss Ann Phillips of Pittsburgh at 5:30 PM today at the First Presbyterian church of Pittsburgh. A reception follows in the Crystal Room of the William Penn hotel. Honeymoon trips include Cleveland and a Lake Duluth tour before returning to the Simon Apartments on West Short Street. Attending locally are Miss Claire Smith Miss Thelma Adams Ralph Adams and Boyd Zeigler.
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Ellwood City
Bruce Hunter
Ann Phillips
Pittsburgh
First Presbyterian Church of
William Penn Hotel
Cleveland
Duluth
Minnesota
New Simon Apartments
West Short Street
Claire Smith
Thelma Adams
Ralph Adams
Boyd Zeigler
Local residents plan summer travels and visits
Miss Marguerite Dambach Miss Blanch Fisher Miss Marguerite Reber once resident here and Miss Olive Hill of Binghamton N Y set June 28 for a ten week tour of England France Italy and more Their passports arrived and they sail from New York Paris hosts will be friends from the States Mrs Lilian Thomas Phyllis Thomas and B J Bell of Glen Avenue depart by motor next Friday for Warren Pa to visit Mr Bell and parents then travel to the Catskill Mountains where Roy Bell runs a Fox Farm Others include Miss Marian Slocum who leaves Monday for Cumberland Mass to study piano and music history at Yale professor Bruce Simonds and Miss Katherine Moorhead who goes to St Joseph Mo for newspaper work
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Marguerite Dambach
Blanch Fisher
Marguerite Reber
Olive Hill
Binghamton
N. Y
England
France
Italy
New York
Paris
States
Lilian Thomas
Phyllis Thomas
B. J. Bell
Glen Avenue
Warren
Pennsylvania
Mr. Bell
Harry Bell
Margaret
Catskill Mountains
Roy Bell
Marian Slocum
Park Avenue
Cummington
Mass
Hills
Bruce Simonds
Yale University
Katherine Moorhead
Pittsburgh Circle
St. Joseph
Youngstown
Ohio
J. J. Dunn
Cascade Park
Hearing Waived for Charles Rigby in DUI and Reckless Driving Case
Charles Rigby, arrest on the New Castle New Bedford road after a crash, waived a hearing before Alderman Mantz on charges of operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated and reckless driving. He remains jailed on parole violation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Rigby
New Castle
New Bedford
Alderman Mantz
Child Injured By Fall On Skates
Seven year old Mary Conrad of East Washington street fell on roller skates while descending home steps Friday evening. She fractured her right arm in three places and was taken by physician to Shenango Valley hospital where she is reported to be getting along nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Conrad
East Washington Street
Shenango Valley Hospital
Dies Suddenly Of Heart Trouble Claims Local Resident
Joseph Retarta, 67, died suddenly at his home near the Ma honing Limestone quarries from heart trouble. He had worked yesterday and was preparing to go to work this morning when death occurred. He is survived by his wife. The item notes Lindbergh’s luck but praises his swell-proof head.
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Joseph Retarta
Mahoning
Retarta
Holtz Trial Overturned Not Guilty in Assault Case
In Lawrence County court Judge Hildebrand presided over the commonwealth versus W K Holtz of Ellwood City charged with aggravated assault and battery on George Colas a restaurant operator. Colas testified Holtz used a revolver to demand money after locking up on May 6 and followed him home striking him with the gun. A gun found at Holtz’s home was unloaded Holtz denied the charge. The jury returned a verdict of not guilty within minutes after retiring at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
W. K. Holtz
Ellwood City
George Colas
Hildebrand
Lawrence County
Colas
Holtz
Boy Scout Troop 13 Plans Camporee At Robertsons Woods
Scout troop meeting at Scotland Lane school led by Scoutmaster Peter Grittie and Assistant Bud Mate drew many scouts. After the meeting a hike to Robertsons Woods followed tests for Edgar Graham Lloyd Clark Roscoe Min ich Kenneth Clark Silva Crespie and George Fox. Leaders chosen for the Camporee include Bob Wallace Thomas Grittie Kenneth Clark and Henry Grittie for Friday evening June 24 at Robertsons Woods.
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Scotland Lane
Peter Grittie
Bud Mate
Robertsons Woods
Edgar Graham
Lloyd Clark
Roscoe Minich
Kenneth Clark
Silva Crespie
George Fox
Bob Wallace
Thomas Grittie
Henry Grittie
Pine Tree patrol to hold feed and start knot board
Thursday evening meeting of the First Christian Church troop was led by Scout master Sidney Smith and Assistant Scoutmaster Ed Schmidt. Plans for a Pine Tree patrol feed and a knot board were announced. Mr. F S Young gave an engaging address to the boys. After Scout games, the group was dismissed. Scribe George McCracken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Sidney Smith
Ed Schmidt
F. S. Young
George McCracken
Seal patrol from New Bedford wins Lawrence County Camporee
Members of the Seal patrol of the New Bedford troop 1 led by Scout Executive J Lee Calahan and Camp Director LeRoy Norton traveled to Greensburg for the Western Pennsylvania meet. No word yet, but the patrol is expected to return with high honors for Lawrence County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seal Patrol
New Bedford
Lawrence County
J. Lee Calahan
Leroy Norton
Greensburg
Pennsylvania
No Rheumatic Sufferer Can Miss This Guarantee
No rheumatic sufferer can miss this promise from McKee's Rut Rate Store Ellwood agent F L Schweitzer and all good druggists. A full pint bottle of Allenrhu is guaranteed to stop agony reduce swollen joints and ease rheumatic pains or money will be returned.
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Mckee’s
Kut Kate
Kilwood
F. L. Schweitzer
Sixty Five Will Go To Camp From Lawrence County
About 65 young men from Lawrence County prepare to attend the Citizens Military Training Camp at Fort Washington from July 7 to August 6 under Capt. Melvin L Craig of the U S Army. A second camp at Fort Howard Maryland will host about 65 youths from the county.
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Melvin L Craig
United States Army
Citizens
Fort Washington
Fort Howard
Maryland
Lawrence County
Craig
Y W C A Camp Opens On Monday At East Brook
The Y W C A announces Camp East Brook on the hilltop above Neshannock. The 38 acre site offers flowers and secluded nooks, with 55 to 60 dormitory capacity, water, electricity, and telephone. Activities include baseball, tennis, swimming, hiking, and campfires, under vigilant supervision for parents.
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East Brook
Young Women's Christian Association
Neshannock
Y. W
Children Proud Yet Ashamed Of Their Wonderful Parents
The remark highlights a parental pride mixed with playful embarrassment from children who feel their parents are exceptional yet socially awkward. It captures a lighthearted family dynamic and the mutual affection within a household.
Fourth of July Parade at Grove City Planned
Grove City prepares a large Fourth of July celebration with a parade at 1 o'clock. American Legion and Firemen's Association organize the event featuring three float classes with prizes, plus individual entries. The Grove City Boys' Band leads the parade alongside local fraternal groups, National Guard units, the fire department, and other organizations. The day will include baseball games, a Scout demonstration, a band concert, fireworks, street dancing, and a possible field meet, aiming to be among the largest in Grove City's history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove City
American Legion
Firemen’ Association
112Th Infantry
National Guards
Fire Department
John Drew Improves Slightly After Illness
Veteran actor John Drew, hospitalized for arthritis and rheumatic fever, was described as a shade better by his physician. He has been ill for over two weeks and remains in extremely critical condition in San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vews
San Francisco
June le John Drew
Realignment of properties and payments in Third and Fifth Wards
Reality transfers record show Albert J. Tidball and Edwin E. Marshall exchanging third ward property for $1, Abe Glick transfers to Pietro Endrizzi in Shenango for $925, and Edward Gunther receives from Alice M. Connor in the fifth ward for $1 with Alvin M. Connor also transferring to Gunther in the fifth ward for $1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert J. Tidball
Edwin E. Marshall
Third Ward
Abe Glick
Pietro Endrizzi
Shenango
Edward Gunther
Alice M. Connor
Fifth Ward
Alvin M. Connor
Williams Alonzo In Tennis Match For State Title
Richard Williams, 1926 Davis Cup captain, faces Manuel Alonso for the Pennsylvania state singles title at Merion Cricket Club Haverford Pa. Williams defeated Ben Gorchkoff 6 1 6 2 in the semifinal and will partner Teiza Toha. The doubles contenders include Fritz Mercur and Wallace Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Haverford
Richard Williams
Manuel Alonso
Pennsylvania
Merion Cricket Club
Williams
Ben Gorchkoff
Pacific Coast
Teiza Toha
Fritz Mercur
Wallace Johnson
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Ellwood
Bell Memorial Church
Lott
Jack Menser
Albransen
Milliman
Major Golden
George H. Manning
Washington
the News
Edwin Carewe, Sally Atrine and
Louise Wilson
Mrs. Hoover
Parcel Post Social
Lindbergh
Fred B. Balzar
Nevada
George Cole
Ed Malley
H. S. Clapp
Carson Valley Bank
Malley
Clapp
Boy Scout News
McKee
F.L. Sch
Wichita Beacon
John Drew
Ramsey's
Vento
D. G. Ramsey & Sons
Croton Ave
Mercer St
G. H. Hamilton Mfg. CO
N. Mercer Street
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