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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1933
Page
7
In a fragmented note, Jones discusses towers sent to the local hospital, noting no clear acceptance or further action. The text suggests restricted or unclear terms about the towers' purpose and return status within the hospital context.
A Hamilton area social scene features Koppel and nearby families visiting relatives in Philadelphia and Atlantic City, with farewells planned as several depart for Wisconsin. Bridge reopens easing bus routes between Zil Wood and Koppel, while local families host gatherings and note millage specifics for Homewood borough.
The annual Woman's club picnic at Willow Grove featured 35 members, a change in meeting day to the third Thursday starting September, and a planned silver tea party on June 29 hosted by Mrs. Clarence Stapt. Church activities and a Dr John A Galbraith lecture followed.
The heavyweight champion Jack Sharkey was reported the target of a hoax telephone message that sent him from his Orangeburg training camp to believe one of his three children was seriously ill. Mrs. Sharkey said none of the children were Jr and that the call appeared to have originated from Lowell, Massachusetts.
Ellwood City churches plan a union Sunday with services led by local pastors. First Presbyterian Fourth street hosts morning worship at 11 with communion, plus a 6 pm vesper service led by Rev W. Mintzer. other congregations hold Sunday School, morning worship, and vesper services throughout the day.
Ellwood City June 24 Mrs C E Wick welcomed A M L Club members at Spring Avenue home with two bridge tables and a close of evening luncheon. Special guests Miss Elizabeth Wick Bunyan and Mrs A Steinberger attended while plan was made for next gathering at Mrs Hew Phelps home on Fourth Street.
Ellwood City residents recount a picnic at the Girl Scout cabin in Wourtemburg with 45 attendees. The gathering featured a dinner served by local ladies and an engaging program of sports tests and fun, prompting plans for another event next season.
Ellwood City residents report a brief O. S. A. Club meeting at Miss Veda Ritter’s Frisco home. Plans include a dance on July 11 at Camp Con S and picnics. club to reconvene next Friday with Miss Nora Norton in attendance.
Young people from First Baptist Church will present a play during evening services on Sunday titled The Double Gift under the direction of Mrs Amin Jones McAnts. It was recently given at Beaver Baptist Association meeting. Bible School closes with 125 attendees at Wurtemburg U P church program includes memory work singing and handwork exhibit Solomon temple replica by Rev J B Caughey. Delegates return from Pittsburgh synod convention in Youngstown with report of success.
Fragmentary OCR describes a ship and a church scene featuring Rev Oliver of an English Lutheran parish. The text mentions a spring event, a pratt table, and a township return, but details are severely garbled and names or places remain unclear.
The fragment describes an Ellwood event with Jotty Jane First Baptism. It mentions balance and evening games and contests. The class will meet again at a place to be announced.
Miss Ruth Haines entertains club. Ellwood residents Atke and others visit relatives in Zelienople after two weeks touring New England. Delegates from the church prepare to attend the We Missionary convention in Pittsburgh for the church anniversary. Local families from May Township join a motor tour to Roy Thorn’s residence last evening.
The wedding of McKinney and Badger was announced with the ceremony held at 8 pm in the Parsonage of the First Christian church in Elwood. Rev HD K Auber officiated using a single ring ceremony. The bride wore peach crepe with matching accessories, Ruth McKinney, father a local painting contractor, attended. The couple plans a reception and wedding dinner at the parents’ home tonight.
Ellwood City news notes a court of review held last night with discussion of Boy Scouts badges and local civic matters. Mrs Lulu Bookamer is mentioned in a county context as part of the event coverage.
Woman known as the sister of Ellwood passes away after illness. Funeral arrangements listed for Sunday afternoon at three from the late residence. Details unclear due to damaged text but identifies relation and time of service.
Members of the G A R Ladies chapter heard reports at their Fiore party hall meeting in Ellwood. The group discussed a recent convention and announced their annual picnic set for July 28 at Ewing Park.
Ellwood City June 24 More than one hundred women attended a social tea after a Sunday school breakfast hosted by Mrs Goebring s Sunday School First Presbyterian at Biles Kerrion New Dante road The basement ten room was decorated with blue Miss Vine Weirton Moor Ruth Reading Mrs Roy Mackey Mrs Yenking and others participated in readings songs and a solo The event featured a tea and social gathering for members and guests
A Wampum Presbyterian Sunday school class reunion occurred June 22 with a picnic trip to nearby towns. Twenty-one members reconnected after years, decided to make the gathering annual, and formed a permanent organization with officers and committees.
The annual Volant college reunion on Wednesday June 2 includes memorial services for former students who have died. Mise Mary Mince hen chairs the committee, with Attorney Homer Drake conducting memoriam. Dean J B Bowman of Mt Union College will deliver the principal address. Memory books are available at Mrs Maude Whin Rery Hampton’s home for those who paid in advance, listing every former student. Local residents and former Volant College alumni will participate in the event.
The Century of Progress era boosts travel through New Castle as the Castleton Hotel reports rising reservations and frequent New York guests heading to the fair. June shows best results in two years with solid service gains. 450 booklet requests from the Defrost Motor Club reflect growing regional interest.
Mrs Jeane George of North Liberty has been named state clerk in Mercer County with duties in the office of Register of Wols at Mercer. The state records in the office will be under her direct supervision.
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