Emma Farm Camp Opens on Connoquenessing Creek
In Zelienople on June 22 the Emma Farm camp opened with 216 mothers and small children from the Pittsburgh district for a 12 day stay. Visitors are Jewish mothers and children. boys aged eight to 15 join from June 30 to July 3 for a further 12 days. The 25th anniversary proceeds without a special celebration due to economic conditions and no July 4 visitors. visiting days occur every two weeks.
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Zelienople
Emma Farm
Connoquenessing Creek
Pittsburgh
Connessing
Ellwood City Board Discusses Tuition Pupil Admissions
Ellwood City board of education tackles tuition pupil admit policy at an adjourned Lincoln school meeting. Superintendent Vaughn outlines how districts should contribute to the local district while avoiding increased debt. Districts owe $37,000. The board reelects Lash as truancy officer and sets enumeration pay.
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Ellwood City
Board of Education
Lincoln School
Vaughn R
William J. Moffatt
New Castle
T. A. E. McConahy
McConahy
J. W. Mayne
Permanent wave special at Pearl Shoppe
Bri croquignole spiral waves offered for 5.00 with a bring-a-friend free offer for one week. Make an appointment by phone 1298 at Pearl eee uty Shoppe.
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Pearl
Home-Coming Day At Home Planned
Zelienople notes the annual visiting and donation day at the children’s orphan home and farm school on June 29 marking the 80th anniversary. The event welcomes former residents and the public to spend the day at the historic site with many children in residence.
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Zelienople
Children’s Orphans Home
Phalanx Plans To Hold Picnic Soon
Ellwood City Phalanx Fraternity met at the First National Bank building with a large turnout. Primus William Ifft led the session and plans were announced for a July 12 picnic at an undetermined location. An invitation was extended to the New Castle Fraternity and the group will banqueting the 20 best boys for playground spirit and sportsmanship. John Yanko will lead next week’s program.
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Ellwood City
Phalanx Fraternity
First National Bank
Primus William Ifft
M. E
New Castle
Lincoln
North Side
John Yanko
Prodigal Son Pageant Set for Providence Baptist Meeting
Ellwood City June 22. A religious pageant titled The Prodigal Son will be presented at the Young People's meeting of Providence Baptist Church at North Sewickley Sunday evening at 8 o'clock. A group of young men from New Brighton Baptist Church will perform and welcome congregation members and friends.
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Ellwood City
Providence Baptist Church
North Sewickley
New Brighton Baptist Church
President Honored By Local Council In Ellwood City
Ellwood City chapter of the National Council of Jewish Women honored their president Mrs. Max Reinhart at the Bnai Brith hall. Guests included Mrs. Samuel Selkowitz and Mrs. Robert Tommasson of Aliquippa. Rabbi Charry of Youngstown reviewed a book. Mrs. Ben Baketer presented the gift and praise. Committee members led by Mrs. Edward Kellar organized the event with refreshments served. next meeting scheduled for fall.
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Ellwood City
National Council of Jewish Women
Max Reinhart
B’nai Brith
Sixth Street
Lawrence Avenue
Samuel Selkowitz
Aliquippa
Robert Tommasson
Rabbi Charry
Youngstown
Ben Bakter
Reinhart
Edward Kellar
Ellwood City Wedding Vows For Isabelle Davis Zeh
Miss Isabelle Davis daughter of Mrs Viola Davis of Darlington married Theodore Zeh of Enon Valley in Ellwood City in a ring ceremony conducted by Rev J A King at the parsonage. The couple, escorted by Glaydis Davis and Richard Riddle, received a wedding dinner at College Hill Beaver Falls before a new home in Darlington.
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Ellwood City
Isabelle Davis
Viola Davis
Darlington
Theodore Zeh
Enon Valley
J. A. King
Bell Memorial Presbyterian Church
Glaydis Davis
Youngstown
Richard Riddle
Maid of Honor
Mrs. Zeh
Fred Davis
College Hill
Beaver Falls
Mrs
Zeh
Breakfast With E M M Members Near Dick Victor's Camp
E M M club members gathered at the country home of Mrs Audley Cunningham near Dick Victor's Camp for a Wednesday morning breakfast. Eight members attended and bridged two tables with Mrs D R Williams winning the high score prize. The group will reconvene in three weeks at an announced location.
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Ellwood City
Audley Cunningham
Dick Victor
E. M. M. Club
D. R. Williams
Lutheran Society Meets On Wednesday at Ellwood City
At a Trinity Lutheran church Women’s Missionary Society meeting held at Mrs. Henry Eicholtz’s Crescent avenue home plans were formed for the annual visitation and donation day at Zelienople. The group also arranged its July 19 picnic at Camp Con-E-Q with full details to follow tomorrow.
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Ellwood City
Women’s Missionary Society of the
Trinity Lutheran Church
Henry Eicholtz
Crescent Avenue
Zelienople
Camp Con E-Q
Hospital Notes Ellwood City Discharges and Admits
Discharged Wednesday: Mrs Clarence Ashton of Line Avenue. Mrs George Nedelcoff and baby of Fountain Avenue. Admitted: Floretta Majors of Ellwood City and Howard Boyer of New Castle R. D. No. 1.
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Ellwood City
Clarence Ashton
Line Avenue
George Nedelcoff
Baby
Fountain Avenue
Floretta Majors
Howard Boyer
New Castle R. D. No
Lost 37 Pounds With Kruschen
An advertisement features Mrs J Sonza of Waco Texas claiming 37 pounds lost in 3 months using Kruschen Salts. It touts the daily half teaspoon dose as safe and effective for fat reduction and health, with a money back guarantee from Eckerd's Drug Store and New Castle Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eckerd
New Castle Drug Co
Bible Schools To Close Tomorrow
Two vacation Bible schools in Ellwood City will end tomorrow morning after three-week terms. At Wurtemburg United Presbyterian average attendance was 85 with classes from 9:00 to 2:00 covering Bible history stories hand work music and recreation. Knox Presbyterian averaged 100 daily with 10:00 to 11:30 sessions focusing on memory work and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Wurtemburg United Presbyterian Church
Knox Presbyterian Church
Wurtemburg
Knox School
J. E. Caughey
Wurtem
Donald Hepler
Ruth Hazen
Mary Worcester
Wilbur Steieffler
Marjorie Streeter
R. E. Bell
Steve Keal
Abriam Davies
Wilma Anderson
Gladys Sloan
Mary Bell
Joseph Ford
Clifford Rice
Hester Eichholtz
Knox
Tots Celebrate First Birthday at Ellwood City
In Ellwood City on June 22 Mrs. Harold Burns hosted a birthday party for her daughter Eleanore Ruth at the Alpha apartments on Spring Avenue. Tots played on the floor while mothers socialized and a luncheon with a birth cake and gifts followed. Guests included Carolyn Jean Conner Norma Ruth Rearke Barbara Letitia Mortenson Shirley Allene McCormack of Slippery Rock Pennsylvania.
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Ellwood City
Eleanore Ruth
Harold Burns
Alpha Apartments
Spring Avenue
Carolyn Jean Conner
Norma Ruth Rearke
Barbara Letitia Mortenson
Shirley Allene McCormack
Slippery Rock, Pa
Pollyanna Club Hosts Fine Park Picnic
Eleven Pollyanna Club members and families enjoyed a day at Camp Con E-Q in Ellwood City with games contests and swimming led by Mrs. Frank Blaine and Mrs. Charles Cunningham. A picnic dinner followed under organizers Mrs. Frank Potter Mrs. Ira West and others. Plans call for another event on the third Wednesday of July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Pollyanna Club
Camp Con
Frank Blaine
Charles Cunningham
Frank Potter
Ira West
Ella Guy
G. C. Denniston
Mrs Robert Lutz Hostess for L W L Club Meeting
Ellwood City June 22 Twelve members gathered at Mrs Robert Lutz home on New Brighton road for a L W L Club meeting. A tureen dinner was served by the hostess and three tables of five hundred were in play with high scores earned by Mrs Clyde McCurdy and Mrs Ernest Rudge. The group plans to reconvene in three weeks at Mrs Lee Wiley home on New Brighton road.
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Ellwood City
Robert Lutz
New Brighton Road
Clyde McCurdy
Ernest Rudge
Lee Wiley
M. Y. B. Club Members Meet in Ellwood City
Mrs. Fred Hoelz hosted M. Y. B. Club members at Spring Stop with a tureen dinner on the porch. Mrs. O. W. Lambert assisted, cards at two tables followed, and Mrs. Emil Alfonso won high score honors. The group plans to disband for the summer months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Fred Hoelz
M. Y. B. Club
O. W. Lambert
Emil Alfonso
Ellwood City Beats Sewickley In Tight 8-7 League Contest
Smiths of Ellwood City opened fast and held on to edge Sewickley 8-7 on their home field. Key hits from Latiano Ferrante Dallenbach and Marshall spurred the win as Dombeck and Poholsky worked on the mound.
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Ellwood City
Smith
Sewickley
Poholsky
Dombeck
R.H.O.A.E
Wees
Simpson
Zerrilla
Wagner
Seaber
Kicives
Hamilton
Ierest
Duncan
Simpeon
Dallenbach
Marshall
Neff
Mrs Weaver Hosts N E W Club Meeting at New Castle
Mrs Sherman Weaver received the members of the N E W Club at her New Castle home for a regular meeting. Special guests included Mrs Bessie Pitzer and Mrs Chester Mullen. Two bridge games were played with Mrs Edward Christley and Mrs Mulien winning awards. A floral center and menu followed, with plans to meet at Knox Plan in two weeks.
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Ellwood City
Sherman Weaver
N. E. W. Club
New Castle
Bessie Pitzer
Chester Mullen
Sharon
Edward Christley
Mulien
Eva Keal
Knox Plan
Members of ML L Club Assemble at Ellwood City
Ellwood City on June 22 Mrs Elvil McDevitt hosted the M L Club at Wurtemburg road. Mil dred Thompson was a special guest. Three tables of bridge were played with high scores going to Mrs Frank Iseman and Mrs C T Houlette. Luncheon followed. Mrs Houlette invited the club to meet at her Fourth street home next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Elvil McDevitt
M. L. Club
Wurtemburg Road
Mildred Thompson
Frank Iseman
C. T. Houlette
Hugh Holliday
Missionary Society Held June Meeting at Knox Church
James Jennings assisted as host as Knox Presbyterian Women’s Missionary Society met for the regular June gathering with most members present. Mrs Rowley Milford led the program on West Indies with papers by Mrs Hauserman Duncan Wolfe Slade and Jennings. Mrs R B Bell chaired the business session and members were invited to July 19 at Mrs Hauserman’s home with Mrs Wolfe to lead.
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Ellwood City
James Jennings
Women’s Missionary Society
Knox Presbyterian Church
Rowley E. Milford
West Indies
Charles Hauserman
Russel Duncan
Robert Wolfe
William Slade
Investiture Held For Legion Scouts
Nine members of the Legion Boy Scout troop were invested at their weekly meeting in Legion rooms on Sixth Street. The ceremony saw each scout pass tenderfoot tests and receive Scout cards, led by Scoutmaster Thomas with Senior Patrol Leader Jack Zeigler assisting. A brief business meeting and social time followed, with refreshments provided by a committee.
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Ellwood City
Legion Boy Scout
Legion Rooms
Sixth Street
Thomas
Jack Zeigler
Local visitors conclude time with families across the district
William Hazen visits son Charles Hazen and family in New Galilee. Harry Lauder and children from Meadville visit relatives here. Freeda Dean returns home to Grove City after a week with Ellwood and Camp Run friends. Anna Belie Barchesky and children of Derry call on J H Morrisson family. J L Buchanan and W L Breckenridge of Yuma Colorado spend time visiting locals. Arthur Nagel family from Massillon Ohio return home after visiting here.
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William Hazen
Charles Hazen
New Galilee
Harry Lauder
Robert
Edward
Helen
Peggy
Meadville
Freeda Dean
Grove City
Ellwood
Camp Run
Anna Belie Barchesky
Derry
J. H. Morrison
Portersville Road
J. L. Buchanan
W L. Breckenridge
Yuma
Colorado
Arthur Nagel
Eleanor
Dorothy
Harold
Massillon
Sholler Family Returns Home After Visit
Mr and Mrs P D Sholler and family of Pittsburgh return home after spending a week with the Parry family in Scotts Ridge. The Nagel family from this city hosted their brother B W Nagel and relatives.
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T. W. Navarro
Hillsville
Park Gate
B. W. Nagel
P. D. Sholler
Pittsburgh
L. J. Parry
Scotts Ridge
Memorial service by Loyal Orange lodge Friday at Schweiger hall
Ladies of the Loyal Orange lodge hold their annual Memorial service Friday night in Schweiger hall for deceased members. The Queen Esther lodge of Butler presents a special event at this time. Mrs. Pearl Brown and her committee will serve lunch. Many out-of-town guests expected.
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Ellwood City
Ladies of the Loyal Orange Lodge
Schweiger Hall
Queen Esther Lodge of
Butler
Pearl Brown
Boy Scout Wurtemburg roast at church meeting
Members of the Boy's Intermediate class of Wurtemburg United Presbyterian Church plan a Wiener roast Friday evening with their regular meeting at teacher Mrs. R. H. Kirk's home in Wurtemburg.
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Ellwood City
Wurtemburg United Presbyterian Church
R. H. Kirk
Wurtemburg
Ladies' Aid Quilt Day at Wurtemburg church
In Ellwood City on June 22 the Ladies' Aid of the Wurtemburg United Presbyterian church held a daylong quilting gathering at Ketler's. They created a fine handmade design and enjoyed a noon tureen dinner prepared by several members.
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Ellwood City
Wurtemburg United Presbyterian Church
Ketler’s
Salvation Army July Fund Drive Set by Local Corps
Ensign F. W. Goddard announced the Salvation Army Corps in this city will begin a local July fund drive to pay off existing indebtedness and sustain its work with no overhead for a campaign organizer.
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F. W. Goddard
Salvation Army Corps
Rules For Municipal Courts Tennis Courts Ready For Public Use
Ellwood City local Phalanx fraternity announced rules at their weekly meeting to govern municipal tennis courts. Public use limited to one hour daily with permits obtainable 10 11 AM 1 2 PM or 7 8 PM. All players must wear tennis shoes.
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Ellwood City
Phalanx
Moone's Emerald Oil Sold for Foot Relief
Advertisement promotes Moone's Emerald Oil as a treatment for tender aching swollen feet. It claims immediate relief after first use and complete cure with short, faithful treatments, guaranteeing satisfaction or a refund at Eckerd's Drug Store and New Castle Drug Co.
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Eckerd
New Castle Drug Co
Moone
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