Schmeling Sets Return Plan to Face Braddock in September
International News Service reports Max Schmeling, after his defeat to Joe Louis, is returning home aboard the Hindenberg and plans to resume training for a September bout with James Braddock. Schmeling expresses confidence while recalling prior KO and title disputes.
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New York
Hindenberg
New York Harbor
Hapsburgs
Max Schmeling
Joe Louis
Schmeling
Jack Sharkey
Sharkey
Hamas
Philadelphia
Louis
Nanoch
Braddock
West Side Tigers top Union A. C. 12 to 5 at Lee Avenue
West Side Tigers won 12 to 5 over Union A. C. at Lee Avenue field. Morris pitched strongly allowing three hits as Davies Hannon Morris and Wheale led the hitting. Tigers extend to five straight wins after one defeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side Tigers
Union A. C
Lee Avenue
FE. Morris
Davies
B. Hannon
J. Morris
Wheale
Tigers
Y M C A Club Camp Frolic Tonight At Camp Fred L Rentz
Y M C A clubs plan an inter club outing at Camp Fred L Rentz along Slippery Rock tonight. The event is organized by the Young Men's Council of the Y with a lively program of sports and evening celebration.
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Fred L. Rentz
Slippery Rock
Presbyterians Win Hard Fought Church Softball Tilt
The First Presbyterian church softball team led by Doc Prugh defeated Mahoning M E 4 to 1 at the P & Co field. Davies Weaver Butz and MecGregor led hitting as Prugh and McCormick teamed for the Presbyterians. Standings show Presbyterians 6th in league with Croton M E on top. A league meeting is planned Thursday night at the Y with Doc Prugh in charge.
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Wilmington Sluggers
Ryantown
Ryantown Field
Schooley
Wilmington Avenue
Presbyterians
First Presbyterian Church
Doc” Prugh
Mahoning M. F
Wilson
Seventh Warders
Davies
Weaver
Butz
MecGregor
R.H.E. Presbyterians
Mahoning
New Castle Church
U. P.eam
Highland U. P
U. P
West Pittsburg and Bessemer Tie in County League
West Pittsburg and Bessemer played to a 1-1 tie in Lawrence County league at Bessemer. West Pittsburg had seven hits off Snyder while Lamm limited West Pittsburg to three. Demoneco and Hrvat had three-base hits. Huston added a two-base hit.
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Lamm
Snyder
Bessemer
West Pittsburg
West Pitsburg
Demoneco
Hrvat
Huston
Demonaco
Augustine and
Aceto
Enero Os West Pitts
R H. QO
J. Elsesser
J. Domaco
J. Markley
Markley
M. Markley
Tonsethc
Hughes
Total
Een Bessemer R. H. A
T. Pur
Viah
Een Bensin
W. Pur
Ereeveee
Plevnic
Nord
Schmeling Hopes to Return for World Title Bouts
International News Service reports Max Schmeling sails to Germany aboard the Hindenburg with plans to return in fall to challenge Jimmy Braddock for the world heavyweight title. British Open leader tie includes Thomas Henry Cotton and Bert Gadd at Hoylake with 68. Penn State women’s title golf sees Edith Quier defeat Mrs. Norman Lack 5 and 4 at Haverford. in tennis Marie Horn eliminates Sarah Palfrey Fabyan while Helen Jacobs defeats M. Cable at Wimbledon in Britain.
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International News Service
Max Schmeling
Germany
Hindenburg
Jimmy Braddock
Thomas Henry Cotton
Bert Gadd
Hoylake
Edith Quier
Reading
Norman Lack
Wilmington
Del
Penn State
Haverford
Sarah Palfrey Fabyan
Brookline
Mass
Marie Horn
Helen Jacobs
Berkeley
Cal
M. Cable
England
East New Castle Defeats P N A Balla Is In Form
James Shimmy Balla starred at Glasser Field as East New Castle shut out Polish National Alliance 9 to 0 in Township league play. East New Castle had 11 hits led by Mehalic with a homer a double and a single. Magusiak Russ Kawa spoiled a perfect game with two seventh inning singles. Lawrence Indies visits East New Castle tonight with Rose Point to follow at Rose Point Field.
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James
Shimmy” Balla
Glasser
National Alliance
Magusiak
Russ Kawa
Shimmy
Castillion
Mescall
Slezeski
Mehalic
Gwinn
Majeski
Dugan
Lawrence Indies
East New Castle
Rose Point
East New Castles
Rose Point Field
Contagious Illness Report From City Health Department
Elizabeth A. Ferry six and Katherine Raid y five are reported with mumps and scarlet fever respectively at 823 Harrison Street and 401 Syndal Street according to city health department notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth A. Ferry
Harrison Street
Katherine Raidy
Rocco Parano
Syndal Street
Rose Point Wins By Forfeit In Township League
Rose Point baseball team earned a forfeit victory over Castlewood after Castlewood failed to arrive before 7 pm. The umpire awarded the game at 6:30. Upcoming league games include Rose Point hosting P. N. A. on Wednesday and facing East New Castle and the Lawrence Indies at Rose Point later in the week.
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Rose Point
Castlewood
Castlewood Boys
Rose Pointers
Pointers
East New Castle
Lawrence Indies
H. E. L. W. Girls Meet At Miss Houk Home
Castlewood H. E. L. W. Girls held their regular monthly meeting at Miss Julia Houk's home last Friday evening. Ten members plus the teacher, assistant teacher, and one guest attended. After business, games and a lunch followed. The next gathering will be a July picnic at Mrs. Carl Anderson's home in Neshannock Falls.
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Julia Houk
Carl Anderson
Neshannock Falls
Harmony Baptist Girls Hike and Picnic at Slippery Rock
The Girls of the Children's World Crusade at Harmony Baptist church enjoyed a hike and picnic along Slippery Rock Creek on Friday June 19.
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Children’s World Crusade of
The
Harmony Baptist Church
Slippery Rock Creek
Weekend visits span Beaver Falls to Ellwood City
Local residents visited relatives across Beaver Falls New Castle Shenango Stop and Ellwood City. Families including McHattie Rouser Moyer Hecka thorne Price Brown Henderson Hogue and Currie shared weekends and Sundays with kin in Alberta Gardner Shenango Stop and Highland Heights, reflecting close community ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omer Moyer
Ralph
Glenn Heckathorne
Harlansburg
Coy Price
O. V. Brown
Warren
Ohio
Clara Mae Price
R. J. Price
I. D. Cole
New Castle
Ernest Cowley, Jr
Shenango
John Henderson
Carl Anderson
Neshannock Falls
Alberta Henderson
Philip Moore
Gardner
C. Y. Henderson
Jo-Ann
Bobbie
C. M. Hogue
Ellwood City
Virginia Long
Edna McKee
Highland Heights
Harold Currie
Russell Comstock
Harlansburg Road
Injured WPA Worker Crashes From Truck Seat
Porter Crawford state employee on the New Galilee road WPA project was severely injured Tuesday when the dump truck seat tilted throwing him to the ground breaking his left hip. He was taken to Jamestown Memorial Hospital for treatment.
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Porter Crawford
W.P.A
New Galilee Road
Mr. Crawford
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Bible Schools To Close Friday In Ellwood City
Vacation Bible schools at Wurtemburg United Presbyterian and Knox Presbyterian in Ellwood City close Friday June 26 after three weeks. Attendance averaged 75 at Wurtemburg and 90 to 100 at Knox. Programs include Bible study music storytelling and handwork with a D S T demonstration at 10 am and a Sunday program at 8 pm.
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Ellwood City
Wurtemburg
Grange Outlines Ten Point Plan for Honest Dollar Policy
The National Grange presents a nonpartisan ten point program to the National Democratic convention platform committee. Proposals include soil conservation a price parity for farm goods export support rural credit lower transportation costs and farm cooperative marketing to rival corporate methods. The group stresses neutrality but calls on parties to define their agricultural stance.
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International News Service
Philadelphia
National Grange
American Farmer Today
Platform Committee
National Democratic Convention
Grange
Department of Agriculture
The
American Farmer
World’s largest oil tanker to be built in Chester
Preparations at local shipyards aim to complete a 21 000 ton oil tanker capable of carrying 6 000 000 gallons. The turbo electric powered all welded vessel will cost over 2 000 000 dollars, be 520 feet long and require a crew of 38. Expected completion is next May.
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International News Service
Chester
Marjorie Faught Society Holds June Meeting
Ellwood City June 24 The Marjorie Faught Missionary Society of the U P church met Tuesday night in church rooms with good attendance. Miss Edna King led. Topic was Reaching the Children with Jesus. Mrs Joseph Ligo, Miss Esther Young and Miss Ruth Lersch spoke. Gertrude Jones sang two solos. President Mrs Ed Butler supervised a brief business session followed by social time. Lunch by Bertha and Bessie Burrows. Next meeting a picnic at Ewing Park July 28 chaired by Mrs Frank Gross.
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Ellwood City
Marjorie Faught
Janice Stroup
Bertha
Bessie Burrows
Ewing Park
Frank Gross
Mrs C W McDanel Hosts Tuesday Contract Club
Ellwood City June 24 Mrs C W McDanel hosted the Tuesday Contract club at her Coun try club drive home. Special guests included Mrs Harold Seidel Mrs Leo Mason and Mrs Dorothy Owens. Bridges three tables. High scores went to Mrs Kenneth Fox and Mrs Owens. Refreshments followed. next meeting set with Mrs Clarence Nelson on Beachwood boulevard.
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Ellwood City
C. W. McDanel
Harold Seidel
Leo Mason
Dorothy Owens
Kenneth Fox
Jay Buquo
Clarence Nelson
Beachwood Boulevard
G O P Chairman Opens New York Campaign for Landon
John Hamilton national committee chairman addresses a large Republican gathering in New York City inviting anti New Deal Democrats led by Alfred E. Smith into the fold. The speech kicks off the drive to elect Gov. Alfred M. Landon of Kansas for president.
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Alfred E. Smith
John Hamilton
G. O. P. National Committee
New York City
Hamilton
Alfred M. Landon
Kansas
Miss Edrye Moyer Charming Hostess
Miss Edrye Moyer hosted the Modern Bridge club at her Park avenue home in Ellwood City. Special guests included Mesdames Flantz Hunter Harris Fitzgerald Lowry Dumm and Myers. Club scores awarded to Ed Hedberg and Tom Graham with guest prize to Mrs. Hunter. Hostess and sister Fitzgerald served a menu. next gathering planned by Mrs. Boyd Zeigler on Wayne avenue.
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Ellwood City
Edrye Moyer
Modern Bridge Club
Park Avenue
Paul Flantz
Bruce Hunter
Walter Harris
James Fitzgerald, Jr
Betty Lowry
Reba Dumm
Marjorie Myers
Ed. Hedberg
Tom Graham
Hunter
Fitzgerald
Boyd Zeigler
Wayne Avenue
Class No. 2 Meeting Tuesday at Bell Memorial
Frank Relph hosted Class No. 2 of Bell Memorial church Tuesday evening with 19 people present. Tina Houk led the devotional. Plans were made for a picnic supper at Ewing Park on July 28, followed by a social hour and luncheon served by section 3 chaired by Effie Scott.
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Ellwood City
Frank Relph
Bell Memorial Church
Tina Houk
Ewing Park
Effie Scott
Fire at Ellwood City Dump Suppressed After Brush Blaze
A fire was reported at an old dump near Ellwood City Garage at Glen avenue and Fifth street around 6 50 last evening. Spontaneous combustion is believed to have started the blaze and the local fire department quickly washed the remaining debris over the hill to prevent danger.
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Ellwood City
Glen Avenue
Fifth Street
Eleventh W. H. Cole Family Reunion in Ellwood City
The eleventh annual reunion of descendants of W. H. Cole will be held Thursday at Ewing Park grove with a basket dinner served at 6 o'clock.
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Ellwood City
W. H. Cole
Ewing Park Grove
Anti Vermin Teams Banquet Set After Contest
Ellwood City Rod and Gun Club anti vermin team to be feted at a 6 30 p m fish fry in Ewing Park Saturday evening. Five teams compete with Emil Melzer’s group winning and John McCronich top scorer. Runner up led by captain William Bouck to attend. Cal Turner to fry the fish.
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Ellwood City
Emil Melzer
Anti-Vermin
Ewing Park
Herman Fleischer
Steve Shuster
H. McClintock
John McCronich
William Bouck
Cal Turner
Gradale Sorority Holds Meeting in Phalanx Rooms
Ellwood City residents attend Gradale Sorority weekly gathering with good turnout. Six new members were admitted: Blanche Means Dorothy Dambach Pauline Douds Catherine Menald Grace Rhea and Louise Strealy. The group plans to attend church services together this Sunday.
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Ellwood City
Gradale Sorority
Phalanx
Blanche Means
Dorothy Dambach
Pauline Douds
Catherine Menald
Grace Rhea
Louise Strealy
Outing At Marion Farms Lodge With Church Members
The First Presbyterian church sessions and board of trustees in Ellwood City enjoyed a fine outing at Marion Farms Lodge last evening with their wives as guests. Thirty seven attended after a picnic supper, a short business meeting, and a social time.
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Ellwood City
First Presbyterian Church
Marion Farms Lodge
Former Resident Dies In Youngstown
Word arrived that Mrs. George Rider of Youngstown Ohio, a former Ellwood City resident, has died. She leaves many relatives and friends here who mourn her passing.
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Ellwood City
George Rider
Youngstown, O
Picnic Enjoyed By E. C. C. Club
Ellwood City June 24. Members of the E. C. C. club enjoyed a picnic dinner at noon yesterday in the Ewing Park grove with hostesses Mrs Hilliard Swick and Mrs Edw Christie. All eight members attended. After dinner they visited and socialized. They plan to meet at Mrs Christie’s home in New Castle on July 8 for the next gathering.
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Ellwood City
E. C. C. Club
Ewing Park Grove
Hilliard Swick
Edw. Christiey
New Castle
Pole Clip Reported After Night Collision
Ellwood City police reported today a telephone pole was clipped off during the night by an automobile. No trace of the driver or vehicle was found.
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Ellwood City
Marion township hostess entertains sewing club guests
David Weston hosted the L. R. Sewing club at her Marion township home with Mrs. August Miller as a guest. Guests enjoyed sewing and quilting then refreshments. Mrs. Helen Succop invited the group to meet at her Fombell area home on Thursday, July 9.
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Ellwood City
David Weston
Marion Township
L. R. Sewing Club
August Miller
Marie
Helen Succop
Fombell
Hospital Notes Ellwood City Discharges and Admissions
Discharged Tuesday: Anthony O Tousa Ross Geddes Walter Shinsky Angelo Grange Joe Lacaya John Osborne Mrs Chris Gotten and baby James Fusco. Admitted: James Messina Jean Brenemen Patricia Ann Fox Louis Wilson. Location Ellwood City June 24.
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Hosital
Ellwood City
Anthony O'Tousa
Crescent Avenue
Ross Geddes
Hazel Avenue
Walter Shinsky
Angelo Grange
Franklin Avenue
Joe Lacaya
John Osborne
Petain Street
Chris Gotten
Baby
New Castle R. D
James Fusco
Midland
James Messina
Burnstown
Jean Brenemen
Line Avenue
Patricia Ann Fox
Beachwood Boulevard
Louis Wilson
Byng Street
Beav er Valley Presbyterians Meet at Mahoning Church
Rev J E Caughey and Charles Medard of Wurtemburg United Presbyterian joined Rev W E Minteer and H F Wilson of Ellwood church at a Beaver Valley Presbyterian meeting hosted at the Mahoning church near Lowellville on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
J. E. Caughey
Charles Medard
Wurtemburg United
Bible Study Class at Glad Tidings Tabernacle Friday
Regular weekly Bible study at the Glad Tidings Tabernacle North Sewickley will be held Friday evening at 8 30 DS T with Rev Frederick Rader leading the class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Glad Tidings Tabernacle
North Sewickley
Frederick Rader
Wiener Roast At VanGorders Beach In Ellwood City
About 25 members of C. S. Watter son’s Bible class of Trinity Lutheran church enjoyed a wiener roast at VanGorders Beach last evening. A varied program included games contests sports swimming and boating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiener
Ellwood City
C. S. Watterson
Trinity Lutheran Church
VanGorders Beach
Ellwood City Man Attends National Democratic Convention
Charles R. Ward of Ellwood City leaves for Philadelphia to attend the Democratic party national convention. H. E. King remains ill at home after three weeks of confinement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tania Lessova
Philadelphia
Central Press
Charles R. Ward
Ellwood City
Democratic Party
H. E. King
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