Offutt Stiefel Nuptials Held At Presbyterian Church
Miss Thorpe Orlutt became the bride of Carl Stiefel at the First Presbyterian Church in Ellwood City. Rev. Robert Orlutt officiated. Attendants included Miss Virginia Thorson and Miss Lucille Pusher, with Miss Mary Offutt as matron of honor. The reception followed at the Offutt residence for fifty guests. postnuptial tour planned and duplex apartment to be occupied upon return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Thorpe Orlutt
Jenn
Omubl
Carl Stiefel
R. Co
Rober Orlutt
Indiana
Helrionm
Tony
Mary
Mather
Virginia Thorson
Lucile Pusher
Vars City
Lucille Cragen
Ponca Oklahoma
Stiefel
Charumith
Frown
John Hheberling
Norman Beerle
Paul Miller
JW. Offatt
Oftyer
Ferns
Smi Jax
Cut Powers
Hertman
Mrs. Stichet
Loon High Dol
National P. School
Shingeot D.C Chr
Stierel
Hill and Kangsley Schools
N. J
University of Michigan
Peoples National Bank
Ellwood City Classified Business Property For Sale
Local classified note lists Ellwood City property for sale arranged by owner. Details appear minimal but indicate commercial real estate availability in the region. Interested buyers are directed to contact the seller through the listed channels.
Orphans' Home Marks 75th Diamond Jubilee
The Orphans' Home and Farm School of the Pittsburg Synod in Zelinople, Pa. observes its seventy fifth anniversary with a diamond jubilee celebration. A child pageant and an address by Rev. Dr. Ellis Burgess highlight the observance. The home, founded by Rev. W. A. Passavant, began eight years after the Pittsburgh Synod's formation. The original building burned in 1954, and the current main structure was built in 1890.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Home
Pittsburg
Pittsburgh
Evangelical Lutheran Cavea
Steele Sisters Present Pupils At Slippery Rock Church
ELLWOOD CITY June 26 Mrs Martha Steele Person and Miss Louise Steele of Smiley Stop presented their pupils in a recital at the Slippery Rock church auditorium. Piano pupils under Miss Louise Steele included Margaret Fehl Ruth Brights Leslie Houk and others. Violin students taught by Mrs Martha Steele Person featured Clifford Houk Charles Wil Warren Weyman and more. An intermission specialty showcased the violin querrretta from the Smith Willliams Institute of New Castia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Martha Steele
Louise Steele
Smiley Stop
Slippery Rock Church
Margaret Fehl
Ruth Brights
Leslie Houk
Ida
Ruzika
Viola Houk
Billie Koch
Idh Meehan
Mildred Vogler
Alice Cobb
Eleanor Shaffer
Dorothy Stroebecker
Martha Forman
Herbert Reno
Beulah Robinson
James Evans
Eleanor Curry
Isabel Steele
Catherine Wiley
Frances Webb
Clifford Houk
Charles Wil
Warren Weyman
Charles Drake
Betty, Corbin
Mervin Cunningham
Gerald Barnett
Robert Curry
Clayton Vogler
Edna Meyers
Wanted Dead or Alive by Willie Doody Baby Face
Chicago gunman Willie Doody known as Baby Face faces charges for killing Leon Raymond a druggist and wounding Postal Inspector Evan Jackson and Sgt. Clarence Falk. He allegedly led a band behind substation postal robberies and staged multiple Chicago raids as police pursued him for a policeman’s murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Doody
Chicago
Baby Face
Leon Raymond
Evan Jackson
Clarence Falk
Policeman Levy
International Newareol
Class 2 Plans To Make Money Lean
Twenty members of class No. 2 at Bell Memorial church met Tuesday to plan fundraising for the coming year. Mrs. Scot led the devotional, with events including a bake sale on July 13 and a bazaar in the early fall. A social period followed with light refreshments served by Mrs. Cunningham, Mrs. Ed Mallory, Mrs. T. A. McConaghy and Mrs. Ed Klingin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood Gyty
Bell Memorial Church
Eliren
Scot
Cunningham
Ed Mallory
T. A McConaghy
Ed Klingin
Smith
Modern Bridge Club To Honor Member In July Dinner
Ellwood City reports two social notes. The Modern Bridge Club will host a July 9 dinner at the Ellwood City Country Club for member Miss Mary Sokradil whose marriage to Edward Kuntz of Indianapolis is set for July 24 in Beaver Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Modern Bridge Club
Ellwood City Country Club
Mary Sokradil
Edward Kuntz
Indianapolis
Beaver Falls
Sakrad
Mary Elizabeth Turmes
Edrye Moyer
Tess Miller
Detour Effective To New Castle
Ellwood City residents face a revised detour to New Castle due to paving on the BE R and P railroad bridge near Cascade Park. In dry weather the detour is passable, but wet conditions complicate travel, with motorists directed toward Wampum via the upper Washington Street area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
BE. R
P Rairoad
Cascade Park
Ellwood
Maistie
Wampum
Washington
Rehearsal Dinner At Country Club
A church group notice describes a rehearsal dinner held at Ellwood Country Club. It notes a men s club meeting at Slippe Rock Presbyterian church and an address to be given by Rev. K D Maxwell of the Reformed church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Slippe Rock Presbyterian Church
K. D. Maxwell
The
Reformed Church
Mr and Mrs Allison Host Dinner for Niece and Husband
Ellwood City June 23 Mr and Mrs Daniel Allison of the New Castle Ellwood road entertained Saturday for their niece and her husband Mr and Mrs C W Pringle and son Charles visiting from Pueblo Colo About 73 in attendance at the dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Daniel Allison
Newcastle-Ellwood Road
C. W. Pringle
Ang Ihsh
Charles
Pueblo
Coler- Pringle
Langley High School Honors Langley Class of 161
Relatives of local residents attend Langley High School graduation in Carnegie Music Hall Ellwood City. Jack Fish son of Mr and Mrs F M Fish ranked second on the honor roll and delivered the salutatorian address on Men Who Have Saved Corn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Mian Thomas
Pittspurniy
P.M. Fish
Mt Jobinen
Langley Hic School
Cargenie Musi Hall
Jack Fish
F. M. Fish
Lilian Thomas
Jack
Mrs. W. E Shaner Hosts Isabelle Thoburza Class Meeting
Ellwood City residents report a June 26 gathering at Mrs. W. E. Shaner home on Reservoir Hill. The Isabelle Thoburza class of the Methodist church held a business session, then social time and lunch with assistance from Mrs. Paul Winter Mrs. Harvey Hertzel and Mrs. R. M. Cole. The July meeting is planned for the 0th with location to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Isabelle Thoburza
Methodist Church
W. E. Shaner
Reservoir Hill
Paul Winter
Harvey Hertzel
R. M. Cole
New Rotary President Outlines Year Plans
ELLWGOD CITY June 26 The newly elected Rotary Club president W. S. Dean will discuss his policies for the year at a weekly dinner meeting. Retiring President H. D. Patterson will report on his recent Texas trip to the Lions Rotarian convention in Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwgod City
Rotary Club
W. S. Dean
Presbyterian Church
H. D. Patterson
Texas
Women’s Beneft Association Holds Brief Session
Ellwood City on June 26 reports a short business meeting of the Women’s Benefit Association in the Schweiger building with current matters discussed. The next meeting is set for July 5 in the Schweiger or Bible Class rooms. Members of the Earl Allison Memorial Bible class of Bellemortal Church will gather Thursday at Frank Blaine’s home on El Wood New Castle road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
So-ciety
U. P
Lakewood Beach
Ciety
Francces Kennedy
Misa Mary Ellen Tila
Earl Allison
Bellemortal Church
Frank Blaine
el Wood
New Castle Road
Philathea
Gaptist Church
Presbyterian Sunday School Holds Regular Meeting
The Presbyterian Sunday School prepares for its regular monthly meeting at 7:45 p.m. at the Sharline church, after transportation plans for attendees are arranged. Several local residents and families, including Wilsons, Martins, and Grimms, visited nearby parks and state firms during the week.
General Assembly Meeting in Beaver Valley Presbytery
At the Beaver Valley Presbytery meeting held Tuesday at Clyde Myers United Presbyterian Church Oak Grove High School principal Clyde Myers plans to enter Fittsburgh Theological Seminary to prepare for ministry Dr Lytle Free of Philadelphia presented the pension plan Rev A J Bar Minister and Rev B Copeland of the Third U P Church attended from the city with others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Valley
Local visitors and counterfeit warning echo in Albany
Visiting figures from New Castle include Mrs David Shapire and Mrs Ate Caplan with Mr Druckenmilier while in Youngstown. George Bromer and Thomas Vy returned from Punwey and visited a patient in Pune Hospital. A counterfeit hundred dollar note with a missing comma is circulating, noted by The Albany Evening News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wampe LW. Druckenmilier
Tno Business
David Shapire
Ate Caplan
New Castle
Ars
Jno
Cragie
Winnie
Youngstown
Geo. Bromer
Thos. VY
Punwhey
Pune
Albany
Fragmentary family notes from Erie and Bridwin area
The report records a daughter Cladys visiting Mrs. Alice Wood in Erie with Lewie Milers parents and Emine F. Irene Ste' spent time at Bridwin with relatives. Rev Adolph Mahler and daughter Patois, N.Y. visited yesterday evening. C. Hock was taken Saturday evening and shows some improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daugghter Cladys
Alice Wood
Erie
Milers
J. W. Miler
Emine
Irene Ste
Bridwin Ery
Wilson Stewart
Adolph Mahler
Patois
N.Y
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Offutt-Stiefel
Pronger
Tat Woon
Robert Offutt
Whitehead
Wiscon
Offurt
Mars. Studbaker
Robert of
Tail
Wana
Myr Nicholson
Pictsbursh
Crazen
Ponta City
Dorothy Farwell
Pictsburz
bsStse
Haney’s
Steele Sisters
Country Club
C. Stiefel
Ellewood
Deliciout
Mr. and
Mrs. Allison
Vodgil’s
Sophie Yucker
Mari
Soph
Langley Hich
W. E Shaner
Jauety
Rene
Chevrolet
O. K
California
Motor Car CO
North Mill Street
New Castle, Pa
Rotary
W.B. A
George Gibbons
Wurternburg
Michigan
Ohio
Canadian
Ladies’ Aid
Nia
Thomas Lee
R. A. Snedden
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Methodist Church
Lee
Wayne Avenue
Notus Ellwood City
Mary Hemmierly
Fourth Street
Wanpun
Moravia
Presbyterian
Schoal Wil
Beulah Wilsen
Edrond
Spevea Nf Sharline
Mravangee
Wilson
Mildred Wood
Sindh
C. A. Ashton
Filwood City
Downs
Volanteers
Ww. Williams
Cummings
Clinton, Pr
Dewey Williams
Reeves Oa
General Assembly
Beaver Valley Presbytery
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