Galento Faces Medical Checkup Ahead of Baer Bout
International News Service reports heavyweight Galento will undergo a thorough medical exam by Dr. Louis Dodson at New Jersey State Athletic Commission. The checkup precedes his planned bout with Max Baer in Jersey City, with odds 7 to 5 in Galento's favor and the fight likely not to go the distance.
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Lawton Carver International News Service
New York
Tarzan
Calento, Esq
Louis H. Dodson
New Jewey State Athletic Commission
Calento
Max Baer
Jersey City
Gralento
Joe Louis
Louis
Jack
Galenta
Galanton
Poland Tourney Pro Amateurs Edge With 66 Best Ball
Ted Blaner John Moran and partners tied for pro-amateur honors at Poland Sunday with best ball nets of 66. Emil Grommes and G Bilo wick led New Castle entries at 49. Mose Mancine Marty Segedi tied for last year’s top, posting 72 with R Monsey and F Mogey also 72. CHURCH LEAGUE PARTY New Castle church golfers move Thursday match to Castle Hills for a midseason party lunch with speeches and prize awards following play.
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Poland
Ted Blaner
John Moran
Sharon
Tony Jos
Abe Cooper
Squaw Creek
Frank Metzger
Schelner
Cleveland
Emil Grommes
G. Bilowick
New Castle
Mose Mancine
Marty Segedi
Sylvan Heights
R. Monsey
F. Mogey
New Castle Church
Castle Hills
New Castle Field Club
Thomas H
Tommy" Hitchcock
Brent Tops White Sox In League Victory
Brent spoiled White Sox hopes with a 7-5 victory at Wam pum in a Lawrence County Baseball League game. Tied 5-5 in the sixth, Brent plated two runs in the seventh to seize the lead as Rogers Porters and Snow led Brent with multiple hits. Fennick edged Book in a pitching duel, with Book surrendering three walks and Fennick six strikeouts. umpires Pris caro and Orlando.
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Brent
White Sox
Wampum
Rogers
Porters
Snow
Ferrucci
Hairdegger
Porter
Wardman
Jan Ippolito
Book
Fennick
Caulfield
Stone
Ryder
Buchelli
J. Porter
R. Fennick
Johns Ferrucci
Priscaro
Orlando
Lawrence Indies edge Moose 8 7 in postponed league game
The Lawrence Indies defeated the Moose Club 8 to 7 at Cedar Street in a shortened city league contest halted by darkness. Pitchers Monk Rainey Savage and Majocha silenced Moose hitters, with Rainey and M. Baker leading heavy Indies offense. Next up, Indies host West Pittsburgh tonight.
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Lawrence Indies
Moose
Cedar Street
George Zidow
Monk Rainey
Savage
Majocha
Hall
Rainey
Mise
M. Baker
A. Baker
West Pitlsburg
Sereet i
R. H
Jobin Wiik
Ec Ees
Sand Mosley
Henseae O Koszela
Ol Byak
Joe Wilk
Dad Edereees
Sovesky
R. H. E. Moose Club
Annerella
Asker Guinaugh
Marshall
Muse
Ib Peeese
Ot ' Strausbaugh
Yeues
Kneram
Wrona
Owery Pitches Two Hit Game at Lee Avenue Field
Herb Owery hurled a two hitter guiding Ryantown to a 5 0 win over Fuller with seven strikeouts. Nicholson Porada and Bodendorfer doubled and drove in most runs as Ryantown collected nine hits, largely in the sixth inning. Bevan Morrison Grieve each reached base on errors and Owery went the distance, facing Faller.
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Herb Owery
Lee Avenue Field
Ryantown
Fuller
Nicholson
Porada
Bodendorfer
Owery
Fallerloe
Williams
J. Bevan
Bevan
Morrison
Grieve
Faller
Rausch
WN. Robinson
R. H
Eneed Miller
N. Robinson
D. Robinson
West Side R
Thomas
Pete Teeee
Bessemer Likely to Clinch First Half Flag Tonight
Bessemer hosts the New Castle Hot Tops at 5 45 p m seeking one more victory to clinch the Lawrence County Baseball League first half championship. If they lose they travel to Ellwood City to face Hilwood City Tuesday. Umpire shortages prompted league officials to appoint umpires when needed to standardize official status. The meeting was led by Vice President Charles Maietta of Ellwood City.
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Lawrence County Baseball League
Bessemer
New Castle Hot Tops
Hilwood City
Ellwood City
New Castle Hot ‘Tops
Charles Maietta
Ellwond City
Mrs Berlin Smith Hosts Little Bridge Club
At the home of Mrs Bern Smith on East Line avenue Ellwood City members of the Little Bridge club enjoyed a bi weekly session Monday evening. Top honors went to Mrs L R Davis and Mrs Smith with Judd Liebendorfer and Harry Lattimer serving a light lunch. A July meeting is set for Mrs Clytus Steinberger on Country Club road.
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Ellwood City
Jume
Bertin Smith
East Line Avenue
Little Bridge Club
L. R. Davis
Smith
Judd Liebendorfer
Harry Lattimer
Clytus Steinberger
Country Club
White reunion to be held at Re-De-Mere Lodge June 29
Ellwood Derry notes the annual White reunion at Re-De-Mere Lodge on the New Castle Youngstown road. Picnic dinner begins at noon. Also lists visitors and events including Kiwanis convention, tonsil operation, health recovery, and local church presbytery meeting.
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Ellwood Dirry
Re-De-Mere Lodge
New Castle
Youngstown
Haines resigns from Wayne Lumber set for July first
Ellwood City resident Thomas Ju. Haines retires after almost thirty years with Wayne Lumber Company. He began in Ellwood Lumber and helped form Wayne Lumber in 1918, later expanding to locations including Wilmington and Pittsburgh. Roland N. Haines becomes president. Kenneth Pox named manager. His plans are indefinite, with some travel likely.
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Ellwood City
Thomas Ju. Haines
Wayne Lumer Company
Mr. Haines
Ellwood Lumber Company
Franklin Avenue
Wayne Lumber Company
National Supply and Construction Co
Haines
Wilmington
Delaware
Pittsburgh
Penna
Warren
Ohio
Roland N. Haines
Kenneth Pox
Picnic Concludes B P W Activities
Ellwood City June 25 members of the Business and Professional Women's club held a picnic at Park Grove for 64 attendees. Mrs Thorn Flinner led the executive committee serving dinner and park diversions occupied the evening. Activities will resume on the second Tuesday of September.
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Ellwood City
Business and Professional Women's Club
Park Grove
Thorn Flinner
Ministers Have Annual Picnic
ELLWOOD CITY June 25 Last evening members of the Minister ial Association gathered at the First Presbyterian church for the annual picnic with families as special guests. Dinner was served to 89 guests at prettily appointed tables by Mrs. T. H. Carson and Mrs. Herman Patton. Rev. Thomas Berger chaired arrangements with aides Rev. T. H. Carson and Rev. H. F. Loch. Regular meetings will resume in September.
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Ellwood City
Ministerial Association
First Presbyterian Church
T. H. Carson
Herman Patton
Thomas Berger
H. F. Loch
Councilmen At State Meeting In Session
Ellwood City councilmen James P. Meneie El mer Greenham Nick Ganzi H E Frank Biordi Clyde Hill F W Zeigler A J Howell R 13 Curry and boro manager Lowell W Monroe and boro secretary E 33 Moyer attend the annual borough convention in session at State College Pa They left on Sunday and will return Thursday Two other members Herbert Wahbert and James Boyd were unable to attend.
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Ellwood City
James P. Meneie
Elmer
Greenham
Nick Ganzi
H. E. Frank Biordi
Clyde Hill
F. W. Zeigler
A. J. Howell
Curry
Boro
Lowell W. Monroe
Moyer
Sessional State College
Herbert Wahbert
James Boyd
Charles Mayne Hosts Ellwood City Class Picnic
June 25 members of the Young Men's class of Bell Memorial Presbyterian church were entertained by Charles Mayne at his Sixth street home. After devotions, games and a refreshing lunch were enjoyed. The next meeting on July 15 will be a picnic at Ewing Park grove.
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Ellwood City
Bell Memorial Presbyterian Church
Charles Mayne
Sixth Street
North Sewickley Society Outing At Mrs McDonald Home
The North Sewickley Presbyterian Church Christian Endeavor group held a July outing at the Riverview home of Mr and Mrs Jay McDonald with about forty five members and guests enjoying games and contests. Plans were made to send a convention delegation to Pittsburgh next month and the July gathering was set for the Hays home on New Brighton road.
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Ellwood City
Christian, Endeavor Soc Alety
North Sewickley
Mrs Haines Hosts OG A Martin Class Meeting
In Ellwood City Glen avenue Mrs Thomas Haines welcomed the OG A Martin class of the First Presbyterian church for the June meeting. Associate hostesses were Mrs Elizabeth Krauth and Mrs Moss Lauderbaugh. Mrs Thomas Jones led the devotional period as eighteen members and two guests enjoyed games contests and cooling refreshments. The next meeting is scheduled for Monday July 22.
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Ellwood City
Thomas Haines
Glen Avenue
OG. A. Martin
Elizabeth Krauth
Moss Lauderbaugh
Thomas Jones
Fighteen
Percy Wright
Bradway
Forty Attend Rebekah Lodge Meeting
Forty members of the Rebekah Lodge gathered in the bank hall for the semi monthly meeting with Noble Grand Mrs Eunice Rust presiding. One new candidate Miss Marylin Noff was initiated. Mrs Ora Travis reported on the grand lodge convention in Williamsport Pa. A social hour followed with lunch by Mrs Harry Shirey and committee. Next meeting date is Monday July 4.
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Ellwood City
Rebekah Lodge
Bank Hall
Noble Grand
Eunice Rust
Marylin Noff
Ora Travis
Grand Lodge
Williamsport
Harry Shirey
Veteran on Donkey Guards English Island
Bechou Channel Isles where 70 year old John Francis Perio patrols the island aboard a donkey to defend twelve inhabitants against German invaders. He wears a home made uniform with kilt sporran tunic forage cap and knee brits. He scans the skies daily and vows to deter any German planes.
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Bechou
Channel Isles
John Francis Perio
John
Ned
Tonnob
Lutheran Church Picnic Planned in Ewing Park Grove
Lutheran Trinity church Sunday school board plans summer events at June session. Devo topics and parish school education discussed. New material for primary department funded after Bea ver Falls convention report. Picnic set for July 17 with George Ben iim Virginia Guldbransen Kathryn Watterson committee. Two delegates to Thiel College summer assembly funded. next meeting July 29.
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Lllwood City
Trinity Lutheran Church
Arthur Cambaugh
Chester Caldwell
Beaver Falls
H. Z. Fleischer
Methodist Class Members Assemble
ELLWOOM CITY June 25 Mrs Mildred Barnett hosted Altruistic class members of the First Methodist church at her Sixth street home for the June meeting with ten participants. Mrs Catherine Rutter led the session planning a tureen dinner for July 9 at Ewing Park. Prizes went to Miss Virginia Hall. A July 29 meeting is planned at Mrs Violet Morrows Wayne avenue home.
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Violet Morrow
Wayne Avenue
Roosevelt taps Dillon Read official for defense post
James Forrestal of Dillon, Read & Co in New York has been named a presidential assistant by President Roosevelt. He is expected to play a key role in the national defense program as the administration moves to strengthen strategic planning.
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Dillon, Read & Co
New York
James Forrestal
Roosevelt
Centro! Press
Wiener roast brings Young Ladies Sodality together
Ellwood City June 25 thirty members of the Young Ladies Sodality of the Blessed Virgin Mary church met for a social evening in Ew ing Park grove. They sang played games and enjoyed a wiener roast around a bonfire. Isabel Frisk and her committee organized the event. A special meeting is planned for Wednesday at the parish hall and a regular session next Monday night.
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Ellwood City
Ewing Park Grove
Young Ladies Sodality
Y P Council Social Event at Walter's Beach Ellwood City
Ellwood City Young People's Council members met at Walter's Beach North Sewickley for an outing with swimming a roast and bonfire singing. About 25 attendees planned a regular meeting for Monday July 8. Admitted: Clarabell Jalen Martin Ja len Lawrence avenue Charles McKee Route 1 Harmony Mrs John Modliszewski Route 1 Wampum.
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Ellwood City
Young People’s Council of
Ellwood
Walter’s Beach
North Sewickley
Hannah Lowry
Norbert Rossman
Clarabell
Martin Jalen
Lawrence Avenue
Charles Mckee
Harmony
John Modliszewski
Baby
Wampum
Boy Scout Camp Now In Session
Ellwood City district Boy Scout camp opens at Camp Thompson with 36 boys in attendance. Howard Gills returns as camp director with J JJ Finnessy assisting. Staff includes Joseph Connell Harold Burry Jerry Shirey and George Burt. New equipment adds canoes and varied crafts. Key events include the district meeting on July 2 and an Eagle Scout Court of Honor on July 9.
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Ellwood City
Camp Thompson
George Burt
Frst
Eagle Scout Court of Honor
Tea Planned by Suppery Rock Aid Society
Ellwood City residents are invited to a Wednesday afternoon tea hosted by the Ladies Aid Society of Suppery Rock Presbyterian Church. The program includes piano solos and duets, vocal numbers, three playlets, and a pantomime, with arrangements by Mrs. William Travis Mrs. Thomas Berger and Mrs. Mike Stevenson.
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Ellwood City
Ladies Aid Society
Mr. Clovertop
William Travis
Thomas Berger
Mike Stevengon
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Medicos
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Huy
Trinity
First Christians
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Temple Israel
Highland
St. Mary's
Mahoning
First Methodists
First U. P
St. Joseph's
Church League
Field Club
Shenango Pottery
J. R. Rice Motor Car CO
East Washington St
Pearson
Johns
Pbeopepepeten
Beda Tanannee
Zambina Lf
Shane
Houston
Webdee
Grundy Peeeees
Settee Enews
Ferruce
Jake Ippolito
Sepang
Ofekeen
Dan Ippolito
Janings
John Wilk
Mosley
Castelo
Tip Rich- Awad
Tray
Scotland Lane
U.P
Anderson
McNickle
Coates
Hoy
New Casicle
Jones Park
Jeff Robins
Cardinals
J. Joseph
Tor- Selo
Basaane
Berlin Smith
Ellwood Personals
Jane Bush
Buller
Roy Graham
Wartensburg
Merle Heckman
Monaco
Jennie Thornhill
Frisco
Naomi
Jackie Snowden
New Brighton
William Ritter
James McCullough
Renfrew
Roy McDanel
Zellinople Road
H. E. Helling
Fifth Street
Minneapolis
William Singlaub
W. J. Nagel
Marjoe Lou Herrins
Woodstreet
Robert
Washington, D. C
W. E. Minteer
C. Asher
Ellwood U. P. Church
J. KH. Ca
Thos. L. Haines
Will
North Sewickley Society Outing
Thos. Haines
English Island
Lutheran Church
Uncle Sam
Europe
United States—school
President Roosevelt
B. V. M. Sodality
Y. P. Council
Howard B. Gills
J. J. Finnessy
GOP
Philadelphia
Alfred M. Landon
Arrow
Defense Committee
Thomas Guthrie
Agriculture
Glenn Saxon
Lawrence C. Phipps, Jr
Preston Hotchkiss
Thomas G. B. Flynn
F.C. Ormel
George W. Pepper
Herbert WK. Hyde
Central Press
Berlin
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