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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1929

Page

14

Moravia stop and notes from Harmony Baptist church services

Moravia district reports a lively Harmony Baptist gathering with Aiken of Energy delivering an address, upcoming sermons by Rev Fuller, and strong Sunday school attendance. Various local residents are noted visiting, illness and recovery updates, and community events such as Mothers Circle and Cottage prayer meetings.

Harmony Baptist Chtizen Aiken Fuller F. A. Renghes Charles Davis Arvona Evelyn Vance

Tragic Drowning Of Youth Near Rail Road Tressle

Ellwood City reports a 19 year old rock point resident Thomas Pearson drowned after cramps while swimming near the Baltimore and Ohio railroad tressle on Connequenessing creek. Clothes were found on the bank identified by his brother Frank. Coroner J P Caldwell to investigate probable causes as police hold drowning as the likely cause. Funeral plans pending with family relations noted.

Ellwood City Baltimore and Ohio Loco Pollo Thomas Pearson Rock Point Frank Pearson Pearson J. P. Caldwell

Jack Kimpel Takes McKeesport Girl as Bride Monday

Ellwood City June 18 Jack Kimpel son of Mr and Mrs John W Kimpel of Wurtemburg married Rebecca Elsenberg Monday evening at the Methodist church in McKeesport. The couple were attended by the bride s sister Miss Nell Elsenberg and the groom s brother Reid Kimpel. The ceremony was followed by a reception at the bride s home and a post nuptial East tour. They will reside in Ellwood City after returning. Jack Kimpel graduated with the class of 1925 and works in the Kim pel Jewelry company with his father.

Ellwood City Jack'” i Kimpel John W. Kimpel Wurtemburg Rubecca Elsenberg Jack Kimpel Mr. Kimpel Kimpel

Slippery Rock Church Weekly Schedule Ellwood City

Slippery Rock Presbyterian church in Ellwood City outlines weekly activities for June 18. Wednesday noon group and wives meet at Dallas Houk home, Fifth ward. Choir rehearsal at 7 30 p m church, Young Peoples council play rehearsal at 8 p m. Friday Young Peoples council conducts regular church meeting. Pollyenna club hosts at A H Atkinson home Calary Pa Wednesday eve, then assembly at Margaret West home Frst avenue 9 30 a m to depart for meeting. Topeka Daily Capital reports a Kansas man refused to marry the boss daughter citing preference against two bosses from same family.

Ellwood City Slippery Rock Presbyterian Church Sinha Dallas Houk Fifth Ward Young Peoples Council Polleyanna Club Pollyenna Club A. H. Atkinson Calary Margaret West Furst Avenue Kansas Topeka Daily Capital

Funeral Services For Mrs R T Brown Held Monday

Ellwood City June 18 mourners packed the Brown home for the death Friday night followed by funeral services Monday evening conducted by Rev A M Stevenson. Out of town relatives included Mrs A M Jones and granddaughter Mrs Arthur Hunter of St Louis and Mr and Mrs Edward Jones of Pittsburgh. Private burial was at Rome at 10 this morning with pallbearers Carl Stiefel Walter Smith Stevenson Findlater Paul Miller Norman Beerie and John Heberling. Mrs Brown rests beside her daughter in Locust Grove cemetery.

Ellwood City R. T. Brown A. M. Stevenson Mrs. Brown A. M. Jones St. Louis Arthur Hunter Edward Jones Pittsburgh Rome Carl Stiefel Walter Smith Stevenson Findlater Paul Miller Norman Beerie John Heberling Brown Locust Grove

Guns arrive for Ellwood City Legionnaires

Sums arrive here for Legionnaires guns to be collected at the P and L freight station. The weapons are described as useful for relief of war or deer hunting and offered at government prices as old tyre weapons. Reverends Eliott King Engle Wingert Kirkbride attend state Synod meeting in Chambersburg at Wilson College through Friday.

Ellwood City American Legion Knault Paul Eliott John King Engle Bessemer Wingert New Castle Kirkbride New Wilmington Chambersburg Wilson College

Honor Certificates Awarded Local Legion Members in Ellwood City

A June meeting of the J. Wilbur Randolph post awarded Distinguished Service Certificates to C. A. Marin, R. T. Brown, and J. A. Evans for long service. Delegates to the national convention were elected: Ed Caine, Clem Hayes, and William MacMurdo, with alternates Carl Pine, W. L. W. Thompson, and George Wilson. The post plans a Beaver reception and practice, with a motor trip set for Thursday night. The Ellwood City Quota Club dinner was postponed one week due to Chautauqua.

Ellwod City J. Wibur Randolph Post American Legion Cook Nace Legion Sixth Street C. A. Marin R. T. Brown J. A. Evans Brown Scranton Ed Caine Clem Hayes Wilam MacMurdo Carl Pine W L W. Thompson George Wilson Post Beaver Legionaires Ellwood Gity R Tegular Ellwood City Quota Club ME. Church Chautauqua Eugene Et

CHEWTON Social Roundup of Visits and Reunion Plans

Mr and Mrs Carl Kent were visitors in Cleveland Sunday. Mr and Mrs Roy Newton visited friends in East Palestine Friday. John McCollum is improving slowly at home. Akron couples and several locals spent Sunday with friends and relatives here. Willow Grove will host the Hernon reunion on Thursday June 20 with invites to all. Other visits included residents from New Castle Enon and Durbin households. Americanism note quotes law breaking views on justice.

Carl Kent Cleveland Roy Newton East Palestine John McCollum Chapple Akron Clydy Chapple J. Hunter Denver Col Howard Allen Crssle Guy Eliond City W. P. Guy Della Morgan Marlette Manning Warpum Charles Douglass New Castle H. W. Douglass John Williams Frank Kurtz Hernon Willow Grove John Smith Mildred Wilbur Patterson Enon J. P. Durbin

Ged Mahler Preaches Jew And Gentile Message In Cities

Orthodox Hebrew Adolph Mahler, now preaching Christianity, travels from Wichita to Newark and other cities urging Jews and Gentiles to embrace Christ. He describes Judaism as fulfilled by Jesus, while promoting missionary work through the Christian Missionary Alliance at Bell Avenue and Liberty Theater.

Billwood City Adolph Mahler Wichita Young Strib Macon Deci Jesus Messiah Redeemer Pones City Pisaie Sin Christ Mahler Sven Mehler Apostle Fanal Moses Mt. Sinai Brent Tee Christian Missionary Alliance Mission Bell Avenue Bark of the Liberty Theater Nana

Cathedral Fund Campaign Starts

Campaign officials report progress on the Cathedral fundraising drive with cash and pledges totaling 33000. A late meeting outlined plans for earnest fundraising in the next report, aiming to surpass 100000 in signed pledges as districts begin broader efforts. Also noted are health department certificate distributions for May to 42 individuals handling food items.

Castle Campaign Committee Ametuns

Cochran Couple Arrive After Coast-to-Coast Drive

Mr and Mrs JL Cochran of Torrance California have reached their destination following an automobile trip across the continent arriving here to settle in after their cross country journey showcasing perseverance and travel by car.

California JL. Cochran Torance Cal

Bingham Steaks At New Wilmington Talk On Bell Telephones

A Bell Telephone executive addressed the New Wilmington Rotary Club recounting the invention and early development of the telephone, highlighting past devices and the evolution to universal service. The speaker noted the progression from old apparatus to modern lines and urged appreciation of telecommunication progress.

Nnni Bingittan Cisirins Ma Ager Bell Telephones Company Winnncon Rotary Club Apoco

Start Work Pouring Concrete For Bridge

Start work on a concrete for a new bridge arch near Welmo on Castle New road. The four arches plan shows a wider road proposal with a fifty foot width and ten foot berms.

Walmo Castle New Road Welmo Gulmerr

Nine Rubbish Permits Granted Amid Health Trials

Local authorities issue nine rubbish permits while addressing public health concerns. A court case involving ten defendants pertains to a trial labeled as Prials and includes a city charge of 25 cents for a service. The fragmented text references ABui ke and gy in connection with the proceedings.

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