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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1933

Page

27

State Fails To Take Bond Issue

Ellwood City changes course as the Retirement Board rejects the $50,000 school bonding issue. The district acts to relaunch sale with new terms, assigns Pittsburgh Bonding Company option, and moves to pay bonds via taxes. The board redesignates the school funds depository and seeks quick action to cover upcoming bills.

Ellwood City Retirement Board The State Department Schol Board G. Blaine Hancher Baisch Board of Education Pittsburgh William Moffat New Castle

Season’s picture hats feature shallow crowns and bold trims

Modernistic flowers trim the Merry Widow sailor with audacious width. A rough straw hat decorates with field flowers and a natural color filet baku. The draped crown gains height from a hand-blocked cotton crepe band in red yellow and brown.

Petition to halt sale in Ellwood City theater case

In Pittsburgh on June 21 an involuntary bankruptcy petition was filed against Thomas Vankirk Barnes of Ellwood City. A temporary injunction blocked a sheriff's sale of the Liberty theater building at 413 415 417 Lawrence Avenue, Ellwood City. Seidel Coal & Builders Supply filed the petition with Coleman and McCandless aiding. The petition lists debts to Seidel $1,370.76 plus $2,837.50 interest, to Coleman $1,875, to McCandless $375. The sale had been ordered after a judgment by R W Wylie, receiver for First National Bank of Ellwood City.

International News Service Pittsburgh Thomas Vankirk Barnes Ellwood City Federal District Court Nelson McVicar W. W. Seidel Seidel Coal & Builders Supply C. A. Coleman B. J. McCandless Seidel and Coleman Barnes Liberty Theater R. W. Wylie First National Bank Lawrence Avenue K. E. Fox Ray H. Aylesworth Myron Gelbach Thomas V. Barnes

Card Party Enjoyed By Business Women

Ellwood City June 27. A card party hosted by the Business and Professional Women's club at Mrs. A. F. N. Thomas home featured eight tables of auction and six of contract bridge with garden surroundings. High scores went to Mrs. H. E. Brooks and Mrs. Frank Gardner. Miss Ewing of Koppel attended as a special guest.

Ellwood City Business and Professional Women’s Club A. F. N. Thomas Glenn Avenue H. E. Brooks Frank Gardner Miss Ewing of Koppel Catherine Charles Fanny Brownstein Elizabeth Patton

Koppel Ellwood Bridge Reopens After Repairs

The Ellwood Koppel bridge in Ellwood City reopened to traffic after months of repairs. The project added a two lane solid plank surface over former rails, strengthened upstream curb, repaired hand rail, rebuilt downstream sidewalk, and graded approaches with new guard rails for safer access.

Ellwood City Ellwood-Koppel Koppel Ellwood

True Blue Bible Class Meeting At Glasser Home

The True Blue Bible Class of Slippery Rock Presbyterian church met at Mr. and Mrs. George Glasser’s home on New Castle road with about fifty attendees. Mrs. Norman Guy led the business session, Mrs. Earl Friday gave devotions, and plans were made for a tea on Friday from 2 to 4 PM. A luncheon followed, then social games and concerts. A joint meeting with the Happy Hour Class is set for July 13 at the Joseph Cole residence on Wayne Stop.

Ellwood City True Blue Bible Slippery Rock Joseph Cole Wayne Stop

Officers Elected By P. H. C. Here

Ellwood City residents note the P. H. C. held a June meeting at Schweiger hall with strong attendance and elected officers led by past president Miss Virginia White and president Miss Hazel Garwig. The next meeting is scheduled for July 18 due to the fourth.

Ellwood City Schweiger Hall Virginia White Hazel Garwig Wihilminia Anderson Mary Maloney Anna Jones Iva Foresythe Jennie Billig Pearl Daugherty Marion Duncan

Aiken Reunion Set for Cascade Park in Ellwood City

The sixteenth annual reunion of the descendants of William and Martha Aiken will be held Saturday June 24 at Cascade Park. All relatives and friends are welcome. dinner will be served at 12 o'clock E S T.

Woman's Realm Permanent Wave Special

A one week offer at Carnahan Beauty Shoppe for a permanent wave combo priced at five dollars with a friend’s service at one dollar. Includes spiral and croquignole methods. Make appointments early and call 1298 Pearl Carnahan.

Pearl Carnahan Beauty Shoppe

Progressive Class Meets at First Christian Church

Eighteen members of the Progressive Class of the First Christian Church met at the church in Ellwood City for their monthly gathering. They arranged plans for an annual picnic with husbands as special guests. A social hour followed with Mrs. V. V. Johnson and Mrs. L. W. Monroe hosting.

Ellwood City First Christian Church V. V. Johnson L. W. Monroe

William Albert Weds Doris Berg

William J Albert and Doris Berg tied by ceremony June 14 at Point Marion M E church. Attendants were Marjorie Berg and James Beardsley. Couple later home in Ellwood City after a brief post wedding trip. Doris Berg taught at Point Marion schools. William Albert a Pittsburgh pharmacy graduate, partner in local business.

Ellwood City L. E. Albert William J Doris Berg Mary Berg Point Marion M. E. Church George Albert Fallon Marjorie Berg James Beardsley Berg Albert Points East Ellwood City Indiana State Teachers College University of Pittsburgh School of Pharmacy

Miss Ada Graham Hosts Harriet Gordon Class Meet

The Harriet Gordon class of the Wurtemburg U. P. church met at Miss Ada Graham's home in Wurtemburg for the June gathering with 13 members present. Verna Gilbert led the study on biblical miracles while discussions were led by Emma White, Mrs. Earl Hodge, Lavee Hooker, Lyda and Frances McElwain, and Mrs. Fred Yoho. A picnic supper at Lakewood Beach was planned for July 20 with friends of the members as guests, then adjourned to meet again late July at Lavee Hooker’s home in Wurtemburg.

North Side Union Honors Old Member

North Side W. Co. T. U. held a social evening at Mrs. George Youngs home in Ellwood City to honor Ma tilda McFate the organization’s oldest charter member on her birthday. Rev. J R King and Rev. J R Routledge spoke brief addresses. A gift was presented to Mrs. McFate. The group planned its annual picnic at Ewing Park in one month.

Ellwood City North Side George Young First Avenue Matilda McFate J. R. King Bell Memorial Church J. R. Routledge Providence Baptist Church

Hold Last Rites For Harry Zeigler

Zeigler's last rites were held at his Spring avenue home on Tuesday afternoon. The service included a private funeral conducted by Rev. W. E. Minteer of the U P church with only immediate family present. Burial followed at Locust Grove Cemetery.

Ellwood City Harry H. Zeigler Spring Avenue W. E. Minteer U. P Locust Grove

Ellwood Kiwanis Day Planned With Golf and Dance

Ellwood City Kiwanis Club organizes all Kiwanis day at Ellwood City Country Club for June 26 with about 20 district clubs. Golf tournament starts at two. Prizes, supper at 6:30, dancing and cards to follow. Entertainment features Joe Smith leading sing along and a quintet led by Peter Catarcio performing encores.

Ellwood City J. Ellis Bell Joe Smith Fred Robuck Peter Catarcio Dom Metz John Navalio Frank Pishioneri Dom Maietta

Funeral Services For H. F. Texter

Ellwood City today conducted funeral rites for Henry Franklin Texter who died at his Zelienople road home Sunday morning at 4. Rev H D Maxwell led services at the Immanuel Reformed church. Texter founded Texter Lumber of Pittsburgh and was a prominent local figure. Survivors include his widow Anna and six children How ard G Clifford Arthur Bonnet Boots Dorothy. Interment followed at Zelienople cemetery with pallbearers Clifford Texter John Bennett Jacob Boots Arthur Texter William Hunter and Walter Stamm.

Ellwood James Marshall Portersville Amil Forsythe Carl Trudal Enon Valley John Kline New Brighton Ernest Householder Rockdale Charles Colon Pittsburgh George White Koppel Road Gladys McDanel Zelienople Road Venice C. T. Littel Joseph Ford Knox W. L. Ford Allegheny General Hospital Everett Tillia Dale Wayne Ellwood City Arthur Boyd East Brook C. E. Morris Coraopolis Jack Linzey Dan Young Koppel Claude Young Frisco Ray Grubb New Galilee George Garman North Sewckley Clyde Christie Marion Doris Clarence Hazel Avenue Fred Frederick West Pittsburg Arthur Clifford Texter Dorothy A W. D. Porter Lavina May Beaver Falls Henry Franklin Texter H. D. Maxwell Immanuel Reformed Church Texter Texter Lumber Company

Rotary to Hear Address at Meet Ellwood City

Ellwood City Rotary Club members will meet at First Presbyterian church Thursday evening to hear Norman Mortenson of this city speak on an as yet unnamed topic.

Rotary Ellwood City Rotary Club First Presbyterian Church Norman Mortenson Mortenson

Trinity Lutheran delegates attend Pittsburgh Synod meeting

Many members of Trinity Lutheran church from Ellwood City attend the Pittsburgh Synod annual gathering at Grace Lutheran church in Youngstown Ohio. Rev. C F Christiansen heads the Ellwood City delegation as the meeting runs from yesterday through Friday.

Ellwood City Trinity Lutheran Church Pitsburgh Grace Lutheran Church Youngstown, O C. F. Christiansen

Young Peoples Club Social at Magyar Church Ellport

Ellport youth group of Magyar Presbyterian church holds its monthly meeting at the church on Friday at 8 pm with an ice cream supper to follow.

Young Peoples Club Ellwood City Magyar Presbyterian Church Ellport

Young People’s Dramatic Club Plans Local Play

Ellwood City June 21 The Young People’s Dramatic Club of the U P church held a brief meeting last night in their rooms to review plans for producing a play in the near future.

Ellwood City Young People’s Dramatic Club of The U. P. Church

Canfield Club to Host Card and Bingo Party

Canfield Club of this city plans a card and bingo party at Mrs. Iva Garwig's home on Spring Avenue Thursday evening at 8 o'clock.

Canfield Club Ellwood City Iva Garwig Spring Avenue

Church Notes and Talks Scheduled This Week

Local church listings note an 8:00 p m Presbyterian service led by Rev J G Bingham. The Newport M E church hosts Rev Jno Galbreath with lantern slides on the Holy Land Thursday at 8:00 p m, welcome all. Wampum personals include visits by C L Repman and C F Morrow to New Castle, plus Margaret McGrath shopping there. Mrs W J Greer is ill at home.

J. G. Bingham Newport M. E Jno. Galbreath New Castle M. E Holy Land Will H. Fenton Wampum C. L. Repman Pittsburgh Margaret McGrath New Castle C. F. Morrow W. J. Greer

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Barnes Property June Campbell R. G. Campbell Campbell William Manning Mary Majors Anne Kocevar Mary Ma Saille Jane Muir Marion Hollerman Evelyn Wright Violet Vintow Geraldine Hoover Betty Gallaher Etta Young Helen Marie Bowater Rita Manning Ruth Campbell Betty Wagner Marie Manning Koppel-Ellwood Bridge True Blue Bible Class P. H.C William Albert Ada Graham North Side Union Harry Zeigler Kiwanis H. F. Texter Satin Kid Smart Blain Mack John Holland Cecil Neal Chicago Elliott Roosevelt Reno Nevada Samuel Platt Lake Tahoe Central Press Solons John J. O'Connor N. Y Scanine Chen John Garner Wais White House Senate William T. Schulte Inc House Merry Widows of National Golf Open Raeeenene Glenview Ill Phil Perkins Wiffy Cox Ralph Gulbahl Abe Epinosa Harry Cooper Paul Bunyan
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