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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1938

Page

15

Gradale Girls Plan Joint Meeting With Sharon Sorority

Ellwood City on June 22 plans for a joint meeting with the Sharon Gradale Sorority at New Wilmington on Tuesday evening July 19 were agreed at a regular meeting in the Phalanx rooms Sixth Street. New members Ermina Peck and Jean Wallis joined the organization with Miss Buller as special guest. Miss Mildred Rhea will chair the next program. Ghost night will be observed at the Lig meeting.

Ellwood City Sharon Gradale New Wilmington Phalanx Sixth Street Athen Meehan Kay Menald Primis Java Ermina Peck Jean Wallis Miss Buller Mildred Rhea

Mrs Frank Marshall Passes Away Tuesday

Mrs Frank Marshall of Wurtemburg aged 72 died Tuesday at 10 25 AM at her daughter's home in Hubbard Ohio after a lingering illness from a stroke Friday Survivors include daughter Mrs D Brady Warren Ohio son James F L Marshall Wurtemburg sister Mrs E F Brimner Ingram and several grandchildren Funeral at 2 PM Thursday from her home and 3 PM from United Presbyterian church in Wurtemburg with Rev Minteer officiating Interment in church cemetery

Ellwood City Jime S. Mary Emm Smith Marshall Wurtemburg George Hopes Hubbard, O Marshall Ebens Jablah Smithe Portersville Hapes D. Brady Warren O James FL Marshall E. F. Brimner Ingram

Judge Schaeffer Likely to Rule Friday in Dauphin Case

Judge Schaeffer prepared to issue a decision on the grand jury matter after objections by Bard and Shelley about superseding authority. The court anticipated to proceed with the inquiry, with Bard or a designated attorney general appointee in charge, following supreme court guidance and potential early court sanction.

Page Gna Shelley Bard Schniffer Gerd Nse Supreme Court Schaeffer Chat Bard Preme Court George Ho Barle Grand Jury Deupoain Specia Uberland Fury Repubblian Handler Shetley Paul No Schaeffer Reading Dauphin Snan Investige Gus J. Bard Dauphin County

Dinner-Bridge club honors anniversaries in Ellwood City

In Ellwood City on June 2, J J Dunn of Fount and Mrs W E Close of Wayne Avenue were honored at a Dinner Bridge Club gathering at the Hostess House marking the 42nd wedding anniversary of Mr Dimin and the Bath anniversary of Mrs. Close. Guests enjoyed smart table arrangements, flowers, and a gift presentation for Mrs Dunn and Mrs Clase.

Ellwood City J.J. Dunn Fount W. E. Close Wayne Avenuc Mermbe New Avenue Dimin Bath Close Smart Carl C. Davidson Park Avents Warren ‘“Thorpe W. R. Johnston Dunn Clase

Y P C O Society Plans Local Activities

Ellwood City July 22 192? Y P C O society held monthly executive meeting at Miss Arjovie Taylor's home Ellwood Ney Castle road Edith Worcester presiding. Plans set for Berver Valley Presbytery oratorical contest at the Wurttemburg church Thursday. District 2 picnic moved to Monday July 27 at Ewing Park grove. Scavenger hunt social slated for Friday July 15 at Girl Beau cabin headquarters with refreshments served.

Ellwood Gity Sune Pepples Christian Tinin Wurtemburg U.P District 2 Ewing Park Grove

Local Man's Father Dies in Butler County

Oliver T Murphy of 612 Franklin avenue Elwood City died Monday evening at his daughter Mrs H N Markle Wilson avenue Butler. Born in Worth township he spent life in that district. Body at Glenn funeral home Prospect to be moved Thursday at 2 pm for funeral at Zion Baptist church. Interment in church cemetery. ELLWOOD CITY June 22 Orange Ladies invite members to First National Bank building Friday at 3 30 pm for regular business. Dinner at 6 30 pm then cards and bingo.

Ellwood Oliver T. Murphy Archie Arphy Franklin Avenue N. Markle Wilson Avenue Butler Zion Baptist Church Tsie Comedune Ellwood City First National Bank Regul

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Kiwanis and clubs meet at Pleasant Hill Grange

Kiwanis and Business and Professional Women's clubs gathered with Pleasant Hill Grange in Elwood City for a dinner and program. A Prentiss Normal and Industrial School quartet performed while J. E. Johnson discussed race relations, as public support funded the institution's expenses. The Kiwanis will meet next Tuesday at the Lutheran church.

Ellwood City Kiwanis Johnson Lartheran Church

Mrs James Cable Hostess To Group

Ellwood City June 22 4 With Pleasut hospitality Mrs James Cable opened her home at North Sewickley to members of the Providence Baptist Missionary society for a post meeting gathering. Four guests shared activities of the GIs quilting was the daytime diversion with Roy McDanel in charge of the devotional period and a plan made to attend an all day house party during the second week of July. The July meeting will be held on Thursday the 21st at the home of Mrs J G Carruthers Country Club road.

Ellwood City James Cable North Sewickley Women's Missionary Society Providence Baptist Tier Epps Oliver Aiken J. G. Gardtiers Merle Stewart Roy McDanel Grove J. G. Carruthers Country Club

Local Women At Luncheon in Ellwood City

In Ellwood City on June 22 past presidents of four American Legion posts gathered for the annual luncheon at a local hotel. R Beratler Mira Ais Waller Simpson and Waulbur Rand attended. Brice Denniston of Slippery Rock was elected chairman of the organization.

Ellwood City 4American Legion Post R. Beratler Mira Ais Waller Simpsor Waulbur Rando Aspinci Insurancers Brice Denniston Slippery Rock

Fight Broadcast At Band Concert In Ellwood City

Ellwood City reports a band concert at Ewing Park tonight will be paired with a Louis Schmeling fight broadcast. Playground Director Denny Schill arranged a radio with amplifiers so the fight can be heard across the park. Extra seating will be set up to accommodate a large crowd.

Ellwood City Ewing Park Louis Schmeling Denny Schill

Knox Banquet Is Most Successful

ELLWOOD CITY June 22 A most enjoyable event at Knox Presbyterian church as men and boys gathered for the first annual fathers and sons banquet. Fifty six attendees dined at garden flower decorated tables served by local women. Rev Robert Bell spoke on Fathers while Thomas Kimmel and Harvey Hazen acted as toastmaster and responder respectively.

Ellwood City Knox Presbyterian Church Fathers and Sons Ladies Bible Class Westminster Guild Edwin Morgan Ernest Peffer Clair Witherow Rawe Charles Haugerman

Local Auxiliary Receives Award in Slippery Rock Parade

Ellwood City June 22 The Franklin Township Firemen's auxiliary was named best appearing unit in a recent parade at Slippery Rock and received a cash award at a regular meeting. Thirty members attended led by president Mrs Jennie Thorshil. The group planned activities and a July 5 picnic at Ewing Park. Ellwood Personals Mrs Hazen Houk and children returned home after visiting Rose Point.

Ellwood City Slippery Rock Franklin Township Jennie Thorshil Ewing Park Ellwood

Miss Hilda Miller Is Married Today

Miss Hilda H. Miller daughter of Mr and Mrs George Miller of 132 Toddave and Howard D Eppinger of Midland son of Mr and Mrs Jesse Eppinger of Harmony were united in holy matrimony in a quiet service at 10 oclock. Lewis Belsicker pastor of Wayne Avenue Lutheran church officiated at the home ceremony. The bride wore a white silk ensemble with white accessories and a pink corsage. Miss Anne Schell served as bridesmaid in a pink silk dress with a pink corsage. Perce Eppinger was best man. A wedding breakfast followed for family and bridal party at the bride’s home. The couple plan to reside at 78 Severny street Midland after a wedding trip to Niagara Falls and Canada.

Allwood City Hilda H. Miller George Miller Toddave Howard D. Eppinger Midland Jesse Eppinger Harmony Lewis Belsicker Wayne Avenue Lutheran Church Vail Anne Schell Eppinger United Food Market Harmony High School Midland Crucible Niagara Falls Canada Thes Wall Severny Street

Hazel Dell Union Honors Mrs. McFate

Hazel Dell W O T U members greet their June meeting at Mrs. Stevens home on Smiley Street. Twenty one members and three guests attend with Latever leading discussion and Vera Cook guiding the business session. The group plans to participate in Ellwood City festival and honor Matilda Meran on her eighth birthday with a small gift. A picnic meeting is set for June 19 at Ewing Park with refreshments served by Johnson and Mirstat households.

Ellwood City Matilda Meran Tor Iimanas Ewing Park Stevenson Vames Johnson James Mirstat

Willing Workers Mark Birthdays in June Meeting

In Ellwood City on June 22 nine teen members and three guests of the Willing Workers class at Wurtemburg U P Church were welcomed by Mrs. Victor Roach. The group planned outdoor activities and hosted handkerchief showers for June birthday anniversaries Mrs Charles Wehmar and Mrs Harry Wimer. Mrs Harry Wimer and Mrs Walter Tindall aided, with a lunch served by the hostess.

Ellwood City Belle McMusn Wellar Howard Workley Wurtemburg U. P Victor Roach Wurtenburg Charles Wehmar Harry Wimer Walter Tindall

Boyer Reunion At Ewing Park Ellwood City

Ellwood City June 22 relatives from Princeton New Cause Youngstown and nearby attended the Totsth animal Boyer reunion held at Ewing Park last Saturday. A noon dinner fed 73 members the largest turnout yet. Officers included president Charles McFarley secretary Mrs Clair Boyer treasurer Mrs Bert Tables and others. A varied afternoon program directed by Mrs Sarah Wavet featured contestants and sports activities. The event concluded with plans for the 909 reunion next year.

Ellwood City Princeton New Cause Youngstown Ewing Park Les Wrgare Syiing Bill Charles McFarley Clair Boyer Eisiteer Bert Tbles Everety Willam Boyer William McFarland Olive Schridemantle Lawrence Twentier Wiliam McFarland Sarah Wavet Reident John Mazen

Dessert Bridge For Tuesday Club in Ellwood City

June 22 at Jefferson Avenue home of Mrs Donald Whiekir members of the Tuesday club met for a dessert bridge. High score went to Mrs Clair Neowin, second to Mrs Roh er. Mrs f of the Edgar Saag afternoon event was also noted.

Ellwood City Donald Whiekir Jetierson Ewing Gees Rhe iGernsen Clair Neowin Roher Conantirs Jay Bucow Dgar Saag

Picnic Planned By Progressive Class At Ewing Park

ELLWOOD CITY June 22 Progressive Circle members met at Ewing Park for an outdoor gathering led by Mrs. Thomas Rodgers with Mrs. Grace Miles as business chair. Twenty attended as plans were made for a members plate and family picnic Tuesday evening including a Wiener roast.

Ellwood City Ewing Park Progresave Chias We First Hpisti Y

P H C Members Elect Officers in Ellwood City

Ellwood City June 2 A elect ation of officers held at the First National Bank last evening. Officers elected include President Mrs Ive Forsythes py Schenk Vice President Mrs Tanber McVonddy Guardian Maron Keul Chaplain Mrs Leona Yeager Trustee Mrs Pearl Daugherty Companion Mrs Julia Bugin Sentinel Mrs Stet Bane Watchman Mrs Minnie Frazier. Meeting adjourned to meet again Tuesday evening July 5.

Ellwood City Lenbard Regan PRL Lacie Membre Ive Forsythes Py Schenk Tanber McVonddy Vee Neesident Maron Keul Guardian Leona Yeager Ehaphai

Boy Scout Camp In Operation At Eldwood City

Camp Thompson and Ribeead Circle host Scout activities as the newly opened facility enters its first full season. Directors report ongoing improvements and planned programs by local officers, with extended dates and activities to be arranged for the coming period.

Eldwood Actvines J Swink Thompson Ribeead Cir Boy Scout Gills Selers Beegver Carke Ff Wather Resrais

Mrs Earl White Is Guest Of Club

Ellwood City residents gather for Modern Bowahs event at home of Mrs George Basyng Troup. Guests include Mes Robert Mekminey and Mrs Don Northrap as the club plans future visits. Monaco 10.0.F. team from Ewing Park field planned match. Ellwood team previously victorious.

Earl White Ellwood Crry Jy Rar White Af Pittyb Modern Bowas Aspread Epferciness Ak the Hein Ont Robert Mekminey Ellwood New Brighton Road Lowey Wares Boyd Zinghernd Don Northrap Mia George Basyng Strep Ellwood Wry Halloara Monaco Fumels Ewing Park

Convention at New Wilmington closes on campus

The New Wilmington convention ends with speakers including Mrs. Buchanan and Dr. Rob ith of Westminster College. Emily M Civmer and Miss eling addressed missionary work, stressing Christian college ties and future student involvement in missions across Mercer Presbytery.

Orville Potter Leaves Tonight for California

Orville Potter departs for California tonight as Kiwanis members in Preston plan a memorial service for George dauch. Mourners include Mrs William Duncan, Mrs C B Bisteglia, Mr and Mrs Nagel, Mr Barkley and son, and Mrs Chavies with Mr Norman Nagel.

Orville Potter California Col City Geor Dauch Preston Wiliam G. Duincan C. B. Bisteglia Mereughier Mes. Newywrtt Nagel Willi An Barkley and Son Mes. Chavies Norman

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