Galento to undergo medical checkup before Baer bout
Two-Ton Tarzan Galento will be examined by Dr Louis H. Dodson of the New Jersey State Athletic Commission in New York. The test precedes his Jersey City fight with Max Baer, with odds 7 to 5 that he wins and the bout lasting under 15 rounds.
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New York
Galento
Louis H. Dodson
New Jersey State Athletic Commission
Max Baer
Jersey City
Joe Louis
Louis
Baer
New Castle
Golfers Tie For Pre Amateur Honors At Poland
Ted Blaner John Moran of Sharon Tony Joy and Abe Cooper of Squaw Creek A. C. and Frank Metzger and E Scheiner of Cleveland tied for pre amateur honors at Poland Sunday with best ball nets of 66 Emil Grommes and G Bilo wick of this city posted a 69 for New Castle entries Mose Mancine and Marty Segedi of Sylvan Heights tied for first last year with a 72 while R Monsey and F Mogey also had a 72 CHURCH LEAGUE PARTY New Castle church golfers will play at Castle Hills Thursday night instead of the New Castle Field club due to a mid season party at the Castle Hills clubhouse a picnic lunch speeches and prize awards will follow the play
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Blaner
John Moran
Sharon
Tony Joy
Abe Cooper
Squaw Creek A. C
Frank Metzger
E. Scheiner
Cleveland
Poland
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
Church League schedule reshuffled for Fourth of July week
Matches include Trinity versus First Christians First Presbyterians versus Temple Israel Highland versus St Marys Mahoning versus First Methodists and First U P drawing a bye with St Josephs six points awarded. Lunch tickets cost 25 cents from captains as league plans picnic after games at the Field Club course next Tuesday due to July Fourth falling on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity
First Christians
First Presbyterians
Temple Israel
Highland
St. Mary's
Mahoning
First Methodists
First U. P
St. Joseph’s
Church League
Field Club
League Plays Tonight in Sylvan Heights Race Tie
This week begins the Sylvan Heights league twice weekly play continuing five weeks to finish before darkness. Four more matches highlight the first half schedule and indications point to Shenango Pottery entering to win the flag in the first half race.
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Sylvan Heights
Shenango Pottery
New Castle
Brent Bears White Sox 7-5 In Lawrence County League
Brent beat the White Sox seven to five at Waim pum Monday in a Lawrence County League game. With the score tied five five in the sixth Brent scored two in the seventh to win. Rogers Porters Snow Ferrucci and Wardman had multiple hits. Caulfield Stone Ryder Buchelli Wardman and Porter turned double plays. Fennick won the mound decision over Book.
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Brent
White Sox
Waimpum
Rogers
Porters
Snow
R. Ferrucci
Hairdegger
Porter
Wardman
Jan Ippolito
Book
Fennick
Caulfield
Stone
Ryder
Buchelli
J. Porter
R. Fennick
Bucheli
Johns Ferrucci
Priscaro
Orlando
New Castle
Brent Rhpoae
Caulfield Ss
Pearson Rf Ee Johns of
Rr Snow
Zambino
R. Fennick P
S. Houston
D. Grundy
Jake Ippolito
Eee
Hairdogger If
Wee Porter
RH Brent
Lawrence Indies Edge Moose 8 7 in Night Game
The Lawrence Indies defeated the Moose Club 8 to 7 at Cedar Street in a shortened city league contest halted by darkness. Hurlers Monk Rainey Savage and Majocha limited Moose hitting while Rainey Muse M Baker and A Baker supplied offense. The game ended after the fifth inning.
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Lawrence Indies
Moose
Cedar Street
George Zidow
Monk Rainey
Savage
Majocha
Hall
Rainey
Muse
M. Baker
A. Baker
Indies
West Pittsburg
John Wilk
Ee Mosley
Koszela
Byak
Joe Wilk
Ed A. Baker
Tree
Sovesky
Eens Rainey
Lawrence Indies Free Ee Eee
Owery Throws Two-Hit Game For Ryantown Win
Herb Owery pitched a two hitter at Lee Avenue field leading Ryantown to a 5 0 victory over Fuller. The team collected nine hits with key doubles by Nicholson Porado and Bodendorfer. Owery fanned seven while Faller struck out five.
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Herb Owery
Lee Avenue Field
Ryantown
Fuller
Nicholson
Porada
Bodendorfer
Overy
Faller
Williams
J. Bevan
Red
Bevan
Morrison
Grieve
Owery
Rausch
N. Robinson
Smolick
Kellar
Castle Hope to Clinch First Half Flag in Baseball
Bessemer hosts New Castle Hot Tops at 5 45 p m today hoping one victory seals the Lawrence County league first half title. A loss sends them to Ellwood City Tuesday. Umpires attendance issues led to a league ruling to appoint umpires and credit the game as official. Vice President Charles Maietta of Ellwood City led the league meeting.
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Lawrence County Baseball League
Bessemer
New Castle Hot Tops
Ellwood City
Charles Maietta
Mrs Berlin Smith Hosts Little Bridge Club in Elwood City
In Elwood City on East Line Avenue Mrs Berlin Smith hosted the bi weekly Little Bridge club gathering. Top honors went to Mrs L R Davis and Mrs Smith with Mrs Judd Liebendorfer and Mrs Harry Lattimer assisting at a dainty lunch. A next meeting is set for July 8 at Mrs Clytus Steinberger's home on Country Club road.
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Ellwood City
Berlin Smith
East Line Avenue
Little Bridge Club
L. R. Davis
Smith
Judd Liebendorfer
Harry Lattimer
Clytus Steinberger
Country Club Road
White reunion set for June 29 at Re-De-Mere Lodge
Ellwood City reports the annual White reunion on the New Castle Youngstown road at Re-De-Mere Lodge. A picnic dinner will start at noon Saturday June 29.
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Ellwood City
Re-De-Mere Lodge
New Castle-Youngstown
Local residents visit relatives and attend church meetings
Mrs. Jane Bush visits Butler with the Graham family in Wurtemburg. Guests include Merle Heckman of Monaca and Jennie Thornhill in Frisco. Naomi Snowden and Jackie Snowden visit Frisco grandparents. James McCullough family from Renfrew visit Zelienople road home. Hellings return from Kiwanis convention in Minneapolis. Teddy Syphrit undergoes tonsil removal. Walter Scott recovers from illness in Lancaster township. Nagel family returns from Washington, D C. Beaver Valley Presbytery meeting held at Ohio church with Ellwood U P and Wurtemburg church delegates.
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Jane Bush
Butler
Roy Graham
Wurtemburg
Merle Heckman
Monaca
Jennie Thornhill
Frisco
Naomi
Jackie Snowden
New Brighton
William Ritter
James McCullough
Renfrew
Roy McDanel
Zelienople Road
H. E. Helling
Fifth Street
Minneapolis
Walter Scott
Lancaster Township
William Singlaub
W. J. Nagel
East Line Avenue
Marjorie Lou Herrin
Woodstreet
Robert
Washington, D. C
W. E. Minteer
C. Asher
Ellwood U. P
J. E. Caughey
J. H. Newton
Beaver Valley
Ohio Church
Thos L Haines Resigns From Wayne Lumber July 1
Ellwood City notices Thomas L Haines resigns from the Wayne Lumber Company effective July 1 after nearly thirty years with the firm He helped found Wayne Lumber in 1913 and will pursue travel while keeping some business interests His son Roland N Haines becomes company president and Kenneth Fox remains manager
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Ellwood City
Thomas L. Haines
Wayne Lumber Company
Mr. Haines
Ellwood Lumber Company
Franklin Avenue
National Supply and Construction Co
Haines
Wilmington
Delaware
Pittsburgh
Penna
Warren
Ohio
Roland N. Haines
Kenneth Fox
Picnic Concludes B P W Activities in Elwood City
In Elwood City the Business and Professional Women's club held a picnic at Ewing Park Grove to close the season. Sixty four attendees enjoyed a dinner served by the executive committee led by retiring president Mrs Thora Flinner before park games and diversions. Activities will resume the second Tuesday in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Business and Professional Women's Club
Ewing Park Grove
Thora Flinner
Ministers Have Annual Picnic
Ellwood City ministers of the Ministerial Association gathered at the First Presbyterian Church for their annual picnic with families as guests. Mrs. T. H. Carson and Mrs. Herman Patton served a dinner to 29 guests. Rev Thomas Berger chaired arrangements with aides Rev T. H. Carson and Rev H. F. Loch. Regular meetings resume in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Ministerial Association
First Presbyterian Church
T. H. Carson
Herman Patton
Thomas Berger
H. F. Loch
Councilmen At State Meeting In State College
Ellwood City councilmen James P. Meneke Elmer Greenham Nick Lanzi H E Biordi Clyde Hill F W Zeigler A J Howell R B Curry and manager Lowell W Monroe and secretary E B Moyer attend the annual borough convention in session at State College Pa. They left Sunday and will return Thursday. Two other council members Herbert Habert and James Boyd were unable to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
James P. Meneke
Elmer
S. Greenham
Nick Lanzi
H. E. Frank Biordi
Clyde Hill
F. W. Zeigler
A. J. Howell
R. B. Curry
Boro
Lowell W. Monroe
E. B. Moyer
State College
Herbert Habert
James Boyd
Charles Mayne Hosts Young Men at Bell Memorial Event
Ellwood City residents reported that Charles Mayne hosted the Bell Memorial Presbyterian Church Young Men's class at his Sixth street home. After devotions, the group enjoyed games and a lunch prepared by Mrs. Mayne. A picnic is planned for July 15 at Ewing Park grove.
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Ellwood City
Bell Memorial Presbyterian Church
Charles Mayne
Sixth Street
North Sewickley Society Outing At Riverview Home
Members of the Christian Endeavor society of the North Sewickley Presbyterian Church held an outing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jay McDonald in Riverview. About forty five members and guests joined in games and contests and plans were made to send a delegation to Pittsburgh next month. The July outing will be at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clem Hays on New Brighton road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Christian Endeavor Society
North Sewickley Presbyterian Church
Jay McDonald
Riverview
Pittsburgh
Clem Hays
New Brighton Road
Mrs Haines Hosts C A Martin Class Meeting
Mrs Thomas Haines of Glen avenue welcomed the C A Martin class of the first Presbyterian church in Elldwood City for the June meeting. Eighteen members and two guests attended with Mrs Elizabeth Krauth and Mrs Moss Laud er baugh as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Thomas Haines
Glen Avenue
C. A. Martin
First Presbyterian Church
Elizabeth Krauth
Moss Lauderbaugh
Thomas Jones
Percy Wright
Bradway
Forty Attend Rebekah Lodge in Ellwood City Meeting
Forty members of the Rebekah Lodge met in the bank hall for the semi monthly session led by Noble Grand Mrs Eunice Rust. New candidate Miss Marylin Neff was initiated. Mrs Ora Travis reported on the grand lodge convention in Williamsport Pa. Next meeting is Monday July 8 with a social lunch served by Mrs Harry Shirey and committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Rebekah Lodge
Bank Hall
Noble Grand
Eunice Rust
Marylin Neff
Ora Travis
Grand Lodge
Williamsport
Harry Shirey
Venerable Man on Donkey Guards English Island
Seated on a donkey the 70 year old John Francis Perio patrols Behou Channel Islands to defend twelve inhabitants from German invaders. He wears a tar tan kilt and sporran with tunic and cap, patrolling aboard Clara Belle and promising to stop any Luftwaffe approach.
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English Island
Bechou
Channel Isles
John Francis Perio
John
Clarabelle
Lutheran Church Picnic Planned For July 17
Trinity Lutheran Sunday school board met Monday approving education plans for September. The primary department will receive new materials after the West Conference convention report. The annual picnic is set for July 17 at Ewing Park Grove with George Bere, Virginia Guldbransen, Kathryn Watterson leading aide volunteers. Part of delegates’ summer assembly expenses at Thiel College July 29 to August 3 were authorized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Trinity Lutheran Church
Arthur Cambaugh
Chester Caldwell
Beaver Falls
H. F. Fleischer
Methodist Class Members Assemble in Ellwood City
Mrs Mildred Barnett hosted the Altruistic class of the First Methodist church in Ellwood City for the June meeting with ten members attending. Mrs Catherine Rutter led plans for a tureen dinner on July 9 at Ewing Park and games produced a win for Miss Virginia Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Mildred Barnett
First Methodist Church
Sixth Street
Catherine Rutter
Ewing Park
Virginia Hall
Chester Hall
Violet Morrow
Wayne Avenue
Forrestal Named Presidential Assistant In Defense Push
James Forrestal of Dillon Read & Co in New York is named a presidential assistant by President Roosevelt and is expected to play a key role in the national defense program.
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Dillon, Read & Co
New York
James Forrestal
Roosevelt
Central Press
Wiener Roast Social by B V M Sodality in Ellwood City
Thirty members of the Young Ladies Sodality of the Blessed Virgin Mary church gathered at Fu ing Park grove for a social evening. The group sang played games and enjoyed a wiener roast by a bonfire. Miss Isabel Frisk and her committee organized the event. A special meeting is set for Wednesday at the parish hall and a regular session next Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Fuing Park Grove
Young Ladies Sodality
Y P Council Social at Huber's Beach Ellwood City
Ellwood City Young People's Council members met for a June social at Huber's Beach North Sewickley about 25 attendees swam roasted wieners and sang by a bonfire after which Hannah Lowry and Norbert Rossman led arrangements A regular meeting is set for Monday July 8 Also admitted: Clarabell Falen Martin Falen Charles McKee Harmony and Mrs John Modliszewski and baby from Wampum Route 1.
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Ellwood City
Young People's Council of
Ellwood
Huber’s Beach
North Sewickley
Hannah Lowry
Norbert Rossman
Clarabell
Martin Falen
Lawrence Avenue
Charles McKee
Harmony
John Modliszewski
Baby
Wampum
Boy Scout Camp Now In Session
Ellwood City district Boy Scout camp at Camp Thompson opens with four boys registered. Three weeks remain with Howard B Gills as director and J J Finnessy aiding. Staff includes Connell, Burry, Shirey, and Burt. New canoes and craft materials added. District meeting July 2 and Eagle Scout Week of Honor July 1 planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Camp Thompson
Howard B Gills
J. J. Finnessy
Joseph Connell
Harold Burry
Harry Shirey
George Burt
Tea On Wednesday At Slippery Rock Church
The Ladies Aid Society of Slippery Rock Presbyterian Church invites members and friends to a 2 PM tea at the church on Wednesday. The program includes piano solos by Janice Wilson, piano duets by Norman Cunningham and Mabel McGregor, vocal duet by Lois Jones and Colleen Magee, and three playlets plus a pantomime. Arranged by Mrs. William Travis, Mrs. Thomas Berger, and Mrs. Mike Stevenson.
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Ellwood City
Ladies Aid Society
Slippery Rock Presbyterian Church
Janice Wilson
Norman Cunningham
Mabel McGregor
Lois Jones
Colleen Magee
Mike Stevenson
Joe Houk
Caleb
William Travis
Thomas Berger
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