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New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1936

Page

13

Road Improvement Opens Scenic Drive to Mountville Church

The Perry township road work from Harris bridge to Portersville Ellwood road opens scenic views in Lawrence county. It provides access to Mountville United Presbyterian Church founded 1807 and its graveyard with pioneers buried near the building. Blue spruce rows and arbor vitae frame the grounds, with some 25 foot spruces valued for their beauty.

Harris Bridge Portersville-Ellwood Perry Township Lawrence County Pennsylvania Mountville United Presbyterian Church Mountville Church

Models Of Project Buildings For Harrisburg Exhibition

The Works Progress Administration created several scale models of projected buildings for display in Harrisburg alongside county exhibits. The list includes the Joseph W. Cunningham armory beaver board replica, a Ellport school replica, a New Wilmington disposal plant model, and new Harding High School bleachers in Aliquippa. The models will be sent to Harrisburg today to join the exhibition.

Harrisburg Works Progress Administration Joseph W. Cunningham Armory Ellport New Wilmington Harding High School Aliquippa

Stoughton Musical Society to Mark 150th Anniversary

The Stoughton Musical Society founded in 1786 will celebrate its 150th anniversary in August with about 500 members, spanning generations of participation in America’s oldest choral group.

International News Service Stoughton Mass Stoughton Musical Society America

Cleveland Mayor Courteously Receives Exposition Bus

Mayor Charles E. McGrath welcomed the Great Lakes Exposition bus at City Hall in response to Edwin Wallace invitation. Almon Shaffer is general chairman. Bus arrived 3 30 p m and stayed an hour before proceeding to Sharon. It has visited 62 cities. exposition opens Saturday.

Charles E. McGrath Edwin Wallace Almon Shaffer City Hall Sharon

Italo-Ethiopian Topic Dominates Franklin Sons of Italy Reunion

Attorney Joseph Leta Jr was guest speaker at a Sons of Italy reunion in Franklin over the weekend. He addressed The Italo-Ethiopian Situation in a talk highlighting current events and regional relations.

Joseph Leta, Jr Sons of Italy of Franklin

City of New Castle pays final $15 000 on $100 000 loan

New Castle reports full repayment of the last $15,000 installment on a $100,000 borrowing from local banks used to cover current bills until tax revenue arrived. Cascade Park picnic and Tin Mill fete plans announced. traffic safety and crossing watchman removals discussed. speeding on Liberty Avenue cited. calls to curb glare from headlights.

New Castle

Frances Griffin Bible Class Meets in June

The Frances Griffin Bible class holds its regular June meeting at the home of Mrs. Mathilda Nord on Wednesday at 2 PM with Mrs. Fred Watson assisting as hostess.

Frances Griffin Mathilda Nord Fred Watson

Preparatory Communion Service Scheduled for Friday Evening

The preparatory service for Communion will be held Friday evening this week June 26 at 8. Communion will be on Sunday morning at 11 with Rev. Ww. J. Engie the minister.

Ww. J. Engie

Parent Banquet For Good Will Bible Class Members

Members of the Good Will Bible class will entertain their parents at a banquet on Wednesday evening in the basement of the First Presbyterian church.

Good Will First Presbyterian Church

Engagement Party Announces Miss Hofmeister to Sterling Grimes

The engagement of Miss Elaine Hofmeister of Niles Ohio to Sterling Grimes of Bessemer was announced at a friends party. Tables featured green yellow and silver décor with white rose buds and silver leaves. Place cards rested at each setting. Concealed in the pedals of each rose was a

Elaine Hofmeister Lloyd Hofmeister Niles Ohio Sterling Grimes W. F. Grimes Fifth St Bessemer

Elaine and Sterling Name Announcement And Nuptials Plan

A tiny scroll with the inscription Elaine and Sterling signals a July 2 decision on a name. A luncheon hosted by Mrs Hofmeister and Mrs W E Thompson followed. Miss Hofmeister selects Ruth Klein as maid of honor and Leonard Wolfe of Bessemer will attend Sterling as best man. The ceremony is set for Trinity Lutheran church in Niles.

Elaine Sterling Hofmeister W. E. Thompson Ruth Klein Leonard Wolfe Bessemer Trinity Lutheran Church

Bessemer Notes Amid Visits From Various States

Local notes list visitors from New York Pennsylvania Ohio and New Jersey. J W Poushey and family from New York stay with relatives on South Main street. Several families including Susany Vinh Young Hofmeister Riggleman Slavich Macek Carlson Bergles and Poushey are mentioned visiting or returning home across Struthers Columbus Ellwood City Youngstown and Teaneck. Alexandra Poushey completes teaching in New York and returns home. Prof McGarey and wife plan a short stay in the area.

Bessemer J. W. Poushey New York South Main Street George Medich Junior Struthers Ohio John L. Carlson Mildred Columbus Louis Susany Pittsburgh Tony Vinh Elm Street Roy C. Young Norma Jean John Young New Middletown Lloyd Hofmeister Elaine and Charles Niles, O W. F. Grimes Edwin P. Riggleman Girard William J. Glassel E. E. McCutcheon Andy Slavich Susie James Albert Paz Ellwood City Tony Slavich Fifth St Frank Macek Marjorie Rose Marie Betty New Middeltown John Bergles Lester A. Carlson Ardeth John Lester Youngstown Overlook Lane Alexandra Poushey

Old Timers To Start Plans For Annual Reunion

The Old Timer’s Association executive committee will meet Wednesday evening June 24 at 8 with William T. Butz announcing plans for the annual Old Timer’s Day in New Castle. The picnic and reunion usually occur in mid August, likely the day after the Roundhead reunion.

New Castle Old Timer'’s Association Castleton William T. Butz

Ladies Missionary tea and Fall O' Pep club event planned

The Ladies Missionary society schedules an afternoon tea at the church parlors Friday with Mrs Wilson of Cannonsburg as guest speaker. Mrs Clyde Grundy will entertain the Fall O' Pep club at an all day meeting at her home Thursday.

Ladies Missionary Society Wilson Cannonsburg Clyde Grundy Little Phylis Geiger Jackson Center Jack Haynes Rosetta Huey Beaver Falls Donald Rice Helene Royle Grove City Harry Simpson Frances Williams New Castle James Oakes Richard Macomn Joseph Grimm Charles Grundy William Lytle L. E. Lytle E. J. Uber Sara Uber North Liberty J. C. Offutt James Matthews Carmen Hawthorne Sam Oakes Ida Oakes Robert Heasley Wheatland Mont McCarney Wilmerding Scott

Neighborhood House Report Presented at Meeting

The Americanization Board met at the president’s North Jefferson street home. Reports by treasurer Mollie Davis and Neighborhood House worker Christina Butler noted 49 calls and ongoing classes English for women embroidery home nursing Christian Endeavor music and Sabbath school. A Beulah Heaton mission move to the Philippines was honored with gifts, and Neighborhood House work was presented to local church groups.

Charles Greer North Jefferson Street Mollie Davis Christine Butler Webb Rebecca Paboudjian Mary Rozak Helen Mechuko Vivian Jacob Thomas Elliott D. F. Ralph Blanche Bright The Missionary Society of the Second U. P. Church Frank Fisher Ira Fulkerson George P. Smith Neighborhood House Beulah Heaton Philippines H. C. Heaton Miss Heaton Rebekah Browne First U. P. Church Westfield Missionary Society New Wilmington U. P. Missionary Society Ladies’ Association of the First U. P. Church

Sheep-shearing Champion Crowned in Scio

Clyde Rodgers of Scio wins district title at the Fat Lamb show for fastest shear in two minutes and four seconds during the event’s second annual run in Scio Oregon.

International News Service Scio Ore Clyde Rodgers

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