Hennon Family Holds 29th Annual Reunion in Ellwood City
The 29th Hennon family reunion gathered sixty members at Willow Grove on June 16. Officers were re elected: Ross Hennon president Lena Roach vice president Myrtle Mallory secretary Lyda Douthitt treasurer. Eldest attendee was Laura Newton 83 with guests from New Castle Ellwood City Wampum and Beavers Valley. The 1933 reunion is planned for the same venue on the third Thursday in June.
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Ellwood City
Hennon
Willow Grove
Ross Hennon
Lena Roach
Myrtle Mallory
Lyda Douthitt
Lena Huffman
Hazel McCurdy
Belle Mallory
Cora Solsberg
Lena Hennon
Laura Newton
New Castle
Wampum
Beavers Valley
Ellwood City Girl Scouts Hold Last Court of Awards
Girl Scouts of Ellwood City held the summer Court of Awards at the Rocky Limb-Wurtemburg cabin with over 50 guests. Dorothy Tomb presented awards to five troops and Miss Helen Gotten earned her first class badge as part of a program including flag ceremony, promises, songs, a play Magic Goldpieces and library acknowledgments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Girl Scouts
Ellwood
Rocky Lum
Wurtemburg
J. A. Pearson
Court of Awards
Dorothy Tomb
Catherine M. Charles
Nancy Cole
Betty Gerhart
Gertrude Jones
Helen Gotten
Ellwoods City
Nightingale
Bob-O-Link
W. H. Shields
Bluejay
Paul Shaffer
Bluebird
John Hough
Mary Worcester
Alice Wright
Edith Worcester
Elizabeth Musselman
Fern Christner
Ora Falen
Eleanor McQuiston
Viola Klages
Mary Bell
Joscelyn McLaughlin
Dorothy Magee
Dorothy Gray
Virginia Guy
Zac Stroup
Jean Wallis
Florence Lang
Margaret Thorpe
Jean Steele
Alice Lefever
Ermina Peck
Lorraine McLaughlin
Maryland Neff
Margaret Cartwittht
Betty Jane
Margaret Cartwright
Evelyn Wallace
Margaret Duffy
Betty Pearson
Marie Manning
Gertrude Cragle
Betty Wilson
Betty Jane Crowe
Dorothy Abbatichio
Dorothy French
Kathryn Yoho
Maxine Miller
Mildred Symbala
Maxine Houk
Kathleen Danner
Dorothy Wallis
Katherine Krah
June McBride
Jean Morrow
Police Confiscate Liquor In Raid
Ellwood City june 18 police foiled plans to nab alleged proprietor of a disorderly house after a raid on pete seme s home on 13th street. Seme struck a jug smashing it and cut his wrist while officers seized liquor to be used as evidence. Visitors were taken into custody and to forfeit for a hearing next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Pete Seme
13Th Street
E. R. Hartman
McDermott
Night Force
Seme
Luther Leaguers Enjoy Picnic at West Sunbury
About 30 members of the Luther League from Trinity church spent Friday afternoon at Miss McCaslin's home in West Sunbury for games contests and a supper after a short hike. A camp fire entertainment marked the close of the day. Also noted is Ellwood City Knox Presbyterian Church children’s day program scheduled for Sunday at 8 pm with a long list of participants and acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Luther League
Trinity Church
Hospital Notes Ellwood City Admits Pete Seme
Ellwood City hospital notes admit Pete Seme of 13th Street on Friday after arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Pete Seme
13Th Street
Slippery Rock Presby Church Class Meeting
Mrs Charles Z Bell hosted the Sunday School class of Slippery Rock Presbyterian Church at her New Castle Road home in Ellwood City. A good turnout was reported for the gathering last evening.
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Ellwood City
Charles Z. Bell
Slippery Rock Presbyterian Church
New Castle Road
Anniversary Observed at Kaufmann Home
Ellwood City on June 18 reports the twenty third wedding anniversary celebration of Mr and Mrs Allen R Kaufmann. A large group attended with round and square dancing in a floral decorated room. Many friends sent gifts and well wishes marking the milestone.
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Ellwood City
Allen R. Kaufmann
Ellwood- Zelienople Road
Rhododendrum and Daisies. Mr. and Mrs. Kaufmann
Lillian Reynolds
Audrey Deemer
Adah Graham
Grace Wimner
Emma Hall
Margaret Nye
May Richards
Minnie Hal
Margaret Hinkle
Marie Rupert
Gladys McDanel
Cleo Bowers
Irene Maloney
Luella Blose
Ann Walzak
Belva Nye
Katherine Clark
Dorothy Hinkle
Ethel Caldwell
Everett Pander
J. A. Gallaher
Albert Hartzel
Wesley Fisher
Harry Hofelder
E. J. Thompson
Mary Herman
John Bowers
Kaufmann
Club Members Meet At Walker Home Ellwood City
Members of the 4 H Club gathered at the home of Hazel and Margaret Walker on the New Castle road for their regular meeting. Officers elected included President Sara Steele Vice President Jeane Steele and Secretary Treasurer Myrtle Mallory. Plans were set for summer months and the next meeting is scheduled for June 30 at the same address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood cIty
Hazel
Margaret Walker
New Castle Road
Sara Steele
Jeane Steele
Myrtle Mallory
Sacrament of the Lord's Supper at Camp Run Church
The Camp Run United Presbyterian church in Ellwood City will observe the Lord's Supper tomorrow at 11 a.m. led by Pastor Rev. William McFarland. A Children's Day program is scheduled for 8 p.m. tonight.
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Ellwood City
Camp Run United Presbyterian Church
William McFarland
Local calls and visits noted in Ellwood area
Misses Bernice and Gladys Magee of Portersville road visited Slippery Rock and Butler yesterday. William Kent of Forbell called on business in this city today. Miss Joan Hepburn of Connellsville is staying several days with her brother John Hepburn on Center avenue.
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Ellwood
Bernice
Gladys Magee
Portersville Road
Slippery Rock
Butler
William Kent
Forbell
Joan Hepburn
Connellsville
John Hepburn
Center Avenue
Corrected dialogue punctuation and capitalization
"Yes. I'm a rich young bachelor," he said, "but I don't suspect girls of trying to snare me."
Bank liquidity versus solidity puzzle confronts Roanoke Times
The Roanoke Times notes a central problem for banks is balancing staying liquid with remaining solid, a issue all banks must resolve.
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The
Roanoke Times
Union Services at Bell Memorial and Local Churches
Announcements list multiple union services across Ellwood City churches this Sunday. Included are details for First Baptist, Bell Memorial, and other congregations with service times, Sunday schools, children's day programs, and baptisms. Reverends Osterhouse Stevenson and King are noted as pastors.
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Ellwood City
U. S
First Baptist Church
Bell Memorial Church
Fourth Street and Wayne Avenue Religious Services Notice
Sunday school at 9 40 with John Miles superintendent in charge. Communion at 10 45 and morning worship at 11. Children’s day program. Union services at 7 45 led by Rev H D K Huber pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Street
Wayne Avenue
John Miles
Rev. H. D. K. Huber
Sixth Street Church Announces Anniversary Services
The church on Sixth Street and Crescent Avenue schedules 9 45 Bible school, 11 morning worship with Lord's Supper observing the 17th anniversary of dedication, Christian Endeavor at seven, and union services at 7 45 led by Rev W E Minteer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth Street
Crescent Avenue
church events on Eighth Street and Crescent Avenue
Sunday school at 10. Morning worship at 11. Christian Endeavor Society at 7. Union services in Bell Memorial Church led by Rev. H D Maxwell.
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Eighth Street
Crescent Avenue
Christian Endeavor Society
Bell Memorial Church
H. D. Maxwell
Sunday church services and union meeting schedule
Sunday school at 10 oclock morning worship at 11 with a pastor sermon. The Junior Missionary and Young People's Society at 7 15 pm. Union services with the Wurtemburg M E church at eight oclock Rev Caughey in charge Rev J E Caughey pastor. Sunday school at 10 oclock Joh M Houk superintendent in charge. Morning worship at 11 with sermon by Rev Charles Z Bell No evening services.
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Junior Missionary and Young People's Society
Wurtemburg M. E
Caughey
J. E. Caughey
Joh M. Houk
Charles Z. Bell
Bible School and Evangeliс Services at North Sewickley
Bible school at 10 with C F Sankey superintendent in charge. Morning worship at 11 with sermon “Six Important Questions.” Community evangelistic services at 8 15 featuring singing music and an evangelistic address led by Rev J R Routledge, pastor.
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North Sewickley
C.F. Sankey
J. R. Routledge
Sunday church schedule with sermons and services
Sunday school starts at 9 30 led by C F Watter son superintendent. Morning worship at 10 45 with sermon The Average Man s Religion. Zion Lutheran church hosts 2 30 p m service and Bell Memorial church holds union service led by Rev C F Christiansen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Street
Spring Avenue
C. F. Watterson
Zion Lutheran Church
Bell Memorial Church
C. F. Christiansen
First Presbyterian Services and Union Meeting Schedule
Morning worship at First Presbyterian on Fourth Street at 11 o clock with a sermon titled Laying Aside the Weights. Sunday school at 9 45. Special male and girls choir numbers led by Dr W H Shields. Union service at 7 45. Rev A M Stevenson pastor. North Sewickley Presbyterian holds 10 o'clock worship and 11 o'clock Sunday school with the sermon The Mediatorial King and choir selections. Joseph R Clark superintendent. Walter Blinn assistant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist
Third Street
Fountain Avenue
DeWitt Sarver
Bernie Osterhouse
First Presbyterian
Fourth Street
Spring Avenue
David W. Stinson
Girls’ Church
Koppel
W. H. Shields
A. M. Stevenson
North Sewickley
Joseph R. Clark
Walter Blinn
Knox Presbyterian Sunday School and Morning Worship
Leighton Stratton is superintendent and John E Nagel assistant in charge. Morning worship begins at 11 15 with a sermon on The Mediatorial King. Choir delivers spirited singing and special selections. Children’s day program at eight p m. Rev Robert Bell is pastor.
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Knox Presbyterian Sunday School
Leighton Stratton
John E. Nagel
Robert Bell
Mission Bell Avenue Alliance Seeks Sunday Services
Two special services at Alliance Mission on Bell Avenue feature W. H. Sweesy as the speaker. He will address the congregation at 11 in the morning and at 2 30 in the afternoon.
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Alliance Mission
Saltzer Family Visiting Relatives Over Weekend
Mr and Mrs J K Saltzer of Ridgeway are spending the weekend visiting relatives in the vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. K. Saltzer
Ridgeway
Ellwood Decorator Wins Orange Contract For Edifice
Ellwood City artist Frank Forte will depart for Orange New Jersey to begin work on a new building. Forte’s sketches and color schemes won first choice from architects and the project committee after competition from several firms. He will return to Ellwood City upon completion.
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Ellwood City
Frank Forte
Orange
N. J
Birthday celebration honors Mrs Milnes at Frisco home
Ellwood City on June 18 reports relatives and friends gathered at Mrs James Milnes Frisco home for a surprise birthday. A picnic lunch was served at noon and a table featured a large birthday cake with candles marking seventy years. Attendees included J Arthur Milnes Diana Lee Rose Marie and others.
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Ellwood City
James Milnes
Frisco
J. Arthur Milnes
Charles
Joseph Milnes
Diana Lee
Frank Sobszak
Rose Marie
Ben Bartie
James Mi]nes
Social News Notes from Castlewood and Nearby
Castlewood Alice Walker and Evelyn Davis with Roy Pryor and mother from Branchton were guests at the Harry Dean home. Joe Cowan and family visited his mother Mrs. Mackey in Slippery Rock. Rev. Ellenberger and Glenn Hogue stay at McHaffey, Fa. Clair Smith improves from illness. Howard Kingston of Strussers Ohio visited Dale Kimmel’s family. Mollie Wiley and Dale Kimmel hosted visitors in Aliquippa. Mrs. Lester Woods is ill but improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Walker
South New Castle Boro
Evelyn Davis
Arvona
Roy Pryor
Branchton
Harry Dean
Joe Cowan
Ohio
Dale Kimmel
Mollie Wiley
Aliquippa
W. J. Beglin
Lester Woods
Costs Divided in Flarinio Case and Other Local Verdicts
Domenick Flarinio was found not guilty of assault and battery in a water dispute with Mrs. Celesti on Shady Side. Courts taxed 60 percent of costs to Flarinio and 40 percent to Celesti. Perry Cybula was convicted of larceny from John T. Sutton while Stanley Blashok was acquitted. Tony D Andrea received not guilty but pay the costs after liquor selling charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Domenick Flarinio
Anna Colesti
Flarinio
Celesti
Hildebrand
Perry Cybula
John T. Sutton
Stanley Blashok
Sutton
Tony D'Andrea
James A. Chambers
Perrys to witness graduation of their son Robert Perry
Dr and Mrs Samuel W Perry of East North street will attend Robert Perrys graduation from Princeton University on Tuesday June 21 Exercises are planned for the occasion and the graduate will enter the Union Theological Seminary in New York in the fall to study for the ministry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel W. Perry
East North Street
Robert
Princeton University
Young Perry
Union Theological Seminary At
New York
Diplomat cites peace as heard most, asks about reparations
A diplomat notes the frequent focus on peace while questioning what role reparations should play in post conflict settlements. The remark highlights debate over compensation alongside ceasefire and reconstruction efforts.
Former Resident Dies In Russia
George Ramsey 49, a former New Castle and Youngstown resident born October 8, 1883 in Hopedale Ohio, died in Russia after a year and a half under government contract as an inspector of rolling mills. He left a wife Frances Ramsey Baden a son George Jr and daughter Ellen DeGere of Chicago. Grandchildren George and Paul De Gere. Survived by sisters Elsie Nesle and Margaret Whieldon.
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Mr. Ramsey
New Castle
Youngstown
Hopedale
Ohio
John W. Ramsey
Russia
Ramsey
First Methodist Church
F. and A. M
Mystic Shrine
Frances Ramsey
Baden
George Jr
Ellen DeGere
Chicago
George
Paul DeGere
Elsie Nessle
Margaret Whieldon
City
Auto Dealers Enjoy Dinner Meeting in New Castle
Members of the New Castle Auto Dealers Association gathered at J. R. Rick's home on the Harlansburg Road for a chicken dinner hosted by Mrs. Rick and Mrs. Ray F. Hall. Hal E. Hall of Pittsburgh spoke, urging dealers to seize opportunities and explain the law of averages in auto selling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Rick
Harlansburg Road
New Castle
Rick
Ray F. Hall
Hal E. Hall
Pittsburgh
Japan Cotton Mills Output in China Estimated at 35 Million
The Florence Herald notes that monthly cotton mill output by Japanese firms in China is now estimated at about 35 million dollars. The report implies ongoing Japanese industrial activity affecting creditors and trade costs.
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Japan
China
City Playgrounds Set to Open Monday Across Several Sites
Municipal playgrounds will formally open Monday under Recreation Director George Bechtel. Teachers assigned to supervise will be briefed by Councilman Louis Genkinger. Locations include Smith Field Street, McCleary Avenue, Rose Avenue, Franklin Field, Croton Avenue, Gaston Park, Arthur Megill School, Carnegie Steel playground, plus tennis courts at Boyles Field, Gaston Park, and George Washington Junior High.
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George Bechtel
Louis Genkinger
Smithfield Street
McCleary Avenue
Rose Avenue
Franklin Field
Croton Avenue
Gaston Park
Arthur Megill
Carnegie Steel
Boyles Field
George Washington Junior High School
Wampum Church Sunday Services and Schedules
Wampum churches list Sunday activities with times. Presbyterian offers Sunday school at 9:15 a.m. and services at 11:30 a.m. plus Evangeline sessions. M E Church holds Sunday school at 10 a.m. and service at 11 a.m. Epworth League at 7:15 p.m. and service at 8 p.m. Clinton M E offers Sunday school at 10 a.m. and evening service at 8 p.m. St Monica’s Catholic Church has Mass at 9 a.m. and Sunday school at 10:30 a.m. Hoysdale Mass at 10:30 a.m. Fr. F A Maloney presiding.
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Presbyterian
Christian Endeavor
J. G. Bingham
M. E
Will H. Fenton
Clinton M. E
W. W. Wells
St. Monica’s Catholic Church
Hoysdale
F. A. Maloney
Social Bridge Party Honors Mrs Ferguson at Home
Mrs S Hennon hosted a Thursday night event on Church and Kay streets for her daughter Mrs R G Ferguson of York. Four tables played bridge with prizes won by Mrs C A Guy and Mrs C C Cunningham.
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S. Hennon
Church
Kay Streets
R. G. Ferguson
York
C. A. Guy
C. C. Cunningham
C. L. Repman
C. F. Morrow
C. E. Coulter
C. B. Morrow
H. J. Amwake
Robert McAnlis
W. D. Dickson
Robert Grinnen
C. Stapf
John Craven
J. R. McConahy
E. T. Algier
H. E. King
Ellwood City
Treasure Hunt Brings Delights to Local Presbyterian Youth
Despite rain the Young People's Society of the Presbyterian church held a treasure hunt on Thursday night. About 24 participants followed a corn clue to Fentles Grove, a mile west of town, where they shared lunch and a social after the hunt.
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Young Peoples Society of the
Presbyterian Church
Fentle’s Grove
Pasquale Monica Buys Major Residence on Main Street
Pasquale Monica purchases the F. P. Major residence on Main Street and plans to move with his family once cleaning and repairs are completed.
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Pasquale Monica
F. P
Main Street
Social notes from New Castle visitors and transfers
Mrs. Robert Grinnen spent yesterday in New Castle. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sturgeon of Woodlawn were in town last night, with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Stapf, Mrs. H. E. King and D. E. Orris motoring to New Castle Friday. Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Wilson of Beaver Falls visited the Overlander home on Kay street last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Grinnen
New Castle
Paul Sturgeon
Woodlawn
Clarence Stapf
H. E. King
D. E. Orris
E. F. Wilson
Beaver Falls
L. J. Overlander
Kay Street
Community church services and events listed
Walmo Free Methodist church schedules morning worship at 10 and 7 30 Sunday June 19 with Sunday school at 11 Children’s Day program and a Tuesday cottage prayer meeting at Albert Smith home plus Thursday midweek prayer at the church Rev B J Hall pastors Shenango U P church holds 9 30 morning worship June 19 and 1 30 Sunday school led by Rev J M McMain
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Methodist Church
Albert Smith
B. J. Hall
Shenango U. P
J. M. Mc Main
Walmo Kensington Members Entertained at Mrs Norris Home
Wednesday afternoon the Walmo Kensington were entertained at the home of Mrs. John Norris. Guests enjoyed sewing and social chat before a delicious lunch served by the hostess and her daughter Florence with assistance from Mrs. Harry Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walmo Kensington
John Norris
Florence
Harry Jones
Local residents travel for study and church events
Mildred Hall will leave Monday to attend the summer term of school at Geneva College. Mrs. Thomas Nesbitt attends the Women's General Missionary Convention of the United Presbyterian church in Columbus, Ohio. After the convention she will visit her son Rev. Marcellus Nesbitt, a Columbus pastor, for a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Hall
Geneva College
Thomas Nesbitt
United Presbyterian Church
Columbus
Ohio
Marcellus Nesbitt
Columbus, Ohio
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Juneau
William Caswell
Ketchikan
Luther Leaguers
Knox Presbyterian Church
Ella Rose Allen
Naomi Kimmell
Lillian Jolley
Ruth Hazen
Adah Stratton
Mary Kingston
Norma Jolley
Leroy Brandt
Jack Jennings
Ruth Kingston
Betty Pierce
Paul Thornhill
Helen Burkett
Josephine Anderson
Evelyn Allison
Dorothy Wilson
Dorothy Arkwright
Dorothy McKinney
Alberta Laird
Paul Kimmell
Walker Home
Bell Memorial
M. E. Church
Fifth Street
L. W. Monroe
Te Chapman
Lexington
R. H. Little
U. P. Church
Emmanuel Reformed
Slippery Rock Presbyterian
Providence Baptist
Trinity Lutheran
Ellwood Decorator
Castlewood
Omaha Evening World- Herald
Mariella Peyton
Oklahoma Agricultural and
Dry Maintenance League
George Southwell
Cleveland
League
George Ramsey
Elsie Nessie
Pine Street
Tillie
Walker
Springfield
Mass
Ala
Rockefeller
Nashville Banner
Yorktowne
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New Castle Airport
Youngstown Road
East Washington Street
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