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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1925
Page
9
All items for the Siltwrood page of The New Castle News may be left at the Ellwood City news stand or sent to KT Moorhoad, 385 Pittsburgh Circle, Hell phong 1050.
Ellwood City, Pa June 20. A roster of students from Ellwood schools who were neither absent nor tardy in the 1924 25 term includes Harold Morrison Charles Frisk Anthony Labozza Angelo Manuzzi Thomas Lordi Mary Segedi Anna Vendura and many others. Names appear in a long list of pupils noted as present for the year.
Ellwood City, Pa. June 10 Mr and Mrs Leonard Fetterman have returned from their wedding trip after visiting New York City and other eastern cities. They will live with the groom's sister for now and move to 848 Crescent Avenue after July 1. Mrs Fetterman, formerly Miss Mildred Weaver of West Pittsburg, has worked for a local company. Mr Fetterman is employed in Ellwood and well connected locally.
In Ellwood City Pennsylvania on June 20 a large audience watched the Ghost Story presented by Sunday school class No 6 at Bell Memorial Presbyterian church. The youth cast performed Tarkington's thriller with notable acting stage combat and costumes enhancing the eerie mood.
Ellwood City June 20 announces the Young People's Convention at Bell Memorial Presbyterian Church. Sessions run 9:90 to 11 in morning with an evening address at 8 o'clock. Speakers include Homer Welsh Grove City and Rev A M Stevenson. Activities include classes and a recreational afternoon for youths ages 10 to 24.
Glenn Hoffman performed Lohengrin's wedding march at attorney Clayton Hoffman's wedding to Miss Gertrude Riddell in the First Presbyterian Church of Johnstown Pa. The ceremony drew hundreds, with a dinner and reception at Johnstown Country Club. The groom's family home is Canton, Ohio, where the couple will reside.
Nineteen members of the Doremus club were entertained at Mrs. Thomas MacDonald’s home on Glenn avenue Friday evening. Fancywork won the diversion, with refreshments served by the hostess and Mrs. Lewis Conway. A business meeting set Miss Byrd McDeanal and Mrs. Chester Rodgers to entertain at a dinner in two weeks at Mrs. Curt McDanel’s home on Jackson stop. Dinner served featured twenty men from Wurtemburg cemetery working at the church event. First Presbyterian ABo4aho MM church school at 11 a.m.
Ort unclear readable text indicates an Ellwood City area agency Gardner Brom Co 607 Lawrence Ave involved with radios and electrical equipment. The fragment mentions MOR Easy electric washer or similar product and local vicinity service. Names and exact actions are not clear due to damaged text.
Morning worship led by Mrs W R Thompson with organist Mr J D Morrison sermon titled Starlight to White at 7 PM Young People's meeting features Tanya Little and Bardin Rice Hebrews 13 1 42 leader Ileaney Humphrey Harry W Brown church school superintendent Morris Phatps president department Arthur S M Stevenson pastor regular church notices listed with officers and roles
Ellwood City Pa June 24 The bakery owned by John Nicholl of Fifth street will be remodelled Excavating for the new cement block building for the two large ovens at the rear of the store has been completed The new building will be erected at once and the ovens moved The room formerly used for baking will be used for a wrapping room The partition will be taken out between the store and baking room making a large display room for the breed eales etc
Ellwood City Pa June 20 Ben Patterson of New Galileo a brother in law of Officer William Grey in serious condition at his home suffering from lockjaw Several weeks earlier he was bitten by a white dog he patted Not knowing the dog was poisoned he ignored the bite The dog was killed and its head sent to Barrisbure for examination
Mrs A L Gregory of Fifth street entertained friends at home with a five hundred party. Two tables were in play, prizes went to Mrs L J Sullivan and Mrs J M Wallace. Guests included Mrs Arthur Nicklas, house guest Mrs Wallace, Mrs Paul Grecute, Mrs William Strouse, Mrs Edward Riley, Mrs Willanm Preisel, Mrs L J Sullivan, and Mrs Pred Young.
In Ellwood City Pa on June 20 a Union Children’s Day observance will unite Wurtemburg M E and neighboring United Presbyterian and Free Methodist churches with a shared evening program. Activities include Sunday school, communion, missionary studies, youth societies, and a baptism ceremony led by Pastor James A Cesby.
A sprawling list of visitors and hosts across Fountain Avenue and nearby towns. Families hosting guests include Mr. and Mrs. Jack Calion of Fountain Avenue and Mrs. Terrence Parker of Boston Mass, with visits by Miss Eldara Goodring and Miss Grace Morris, Marquis Riechert, and Detroit travelers Mr. and Mrs. George Descamps. Delegates Rev William Smith and J H Newton to Beaver Valley Presbytery on June 23. Also, Ellwood City theater listings air The Man Within at Majestic with Tom Mix and Mrs. Tom Mix.
Young people from United Presbyterian churches in the city Center and Mt Jackson will gather Thursday evening June 25 at 8 o'clock at Second United Presbyterian Church for a business meeting and rally. The session will elect a district superintendent and include talks by Dr Jon Maxwell and G A P Bowman. Maxwell, a missionary from the African Sudan, will discuss youth work and join conference leadership at the New Wilmington gathering in August.
Ex service men labor to set a flagpole base at the Legion Home on a June evening. Foreman Harry Lash and partner Jim led about 16 veterans using picks and shovels to create a seven foot deep five by five foot base, described as strong enough for a large building.
Charles H. E. McGrath, president of the New Castle Kiwanis Club, departs for St. Paul Minnesota to attend the annual Kiwanis National Convention. He plans to spend the full week in the convention city as sessions begin Monday.
City Solicitor Robert White shifts large law volumes from the second floor to the third floor front office. City assessor and clerks will relocate to the new space next week. The mayor will occupy the second floor area once headquarters for the legal department, while the current mayor’s private office becomes the superintendent of parks and grounds and purchasing agent’s office.
Organizations plan toued Guston Park for plenie purposes and should confer with D. O. Davies, superintendent of city parks, before naming dates to avoid conflicts with other outings. Davies advised today.
Mrs Helen Gridley wife of banker J Seely Gridley heads to Clearwater Florida to testify about her husband’s alleged attempt to murder her after she threatened leaving him She was wounded by two bullets May 3 and later accused him of the attack Gridley was deemed insane and committed to a state hospital June 10 by a probate court her daughters Edith and Beverely accompany her while attorneys seek a continuance of the trial
W M Nunn broke the course record at New Castle Field Club with a 75 after chasing the record all season. He previously shot 76 last season, surpassing M K Gilliland and aligning with captain W Arthur Smith’s 74 professional record stood.
Paul McCullough will play regularly with the New Castle team after being cleared from the Triple A League. A list of eligible players obtained by Business Agent Carm Sacco includes McCullough, who is property of the Toledo A A Club. Paul claimed Toledo officials granted him permission to pitch for New Castle.
Miss Considine had suffered for years with an affliction that doctors warned could paralyze or drive her mind. Despondent over her condition, Stephen Considine, her father, believes she chose death by suicide while under treatment at a Pittsburgh hospital.
Annual congregational and Sunday School picnic of the Second United Presbyterian church set for Tuesday June 22 at Gaston Park. An afternoon and evening program includes a banker dinner at 6 o'clock and an active sports lineup. Rev A J Randles pastor serves as general chairman with a committee of department heads. Married People's class handles tables. Men's Class arranges transportation. teachers of the Dining Department plan sports.
Pretoria dispatch reports the Prince of Wales arriving amid a warm royal reception as he undertakes a demanding program of 28 welcome addresses and formal welcomes. Notables greet the royal party as he begins engagements across the country.
A number of Modern Woodmen of America members from this city will depart this evening for Chicago to attend the Woodmen convention to be held there all next week. Those leaving include Joseph Leslie James Twaddle R Newton Taylor B L Campbell Edward Jor and H Wands. The piece then digresses into a stray line about making a movie with a drawn out kiss and a plot before it.
Brick is laid between Scott and Ray Streets on Croton Avenue as the engineering department notes. A special switch being installed by P O should finish within a day or more, and by Tuesday night Ray Street will likely serve as a detour to Croton Avenue.
Funeral services were held in Washington for Julia Considine aged 28 whose body was found in a river at Pittsburgh. Family members expressed certainty she died by her own action as investigators concluded the manner of death.
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