Union Service at Mahoningtown Church Led by Rev J E Smith
Seventh Ward notes Rev J Gk Smith to preach at a union service assembling Christian Mahoning Methodist and Presbyterian congregations. The 7 45 pm service at Mahoningtown Presbyterian will feature music by the church choir with Rev D J Blasdell and Rev John E Myers Jr assisting. The theme is A Palm Tree Christian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jgk. Smith
Mahoningtown Presbyterian Church
James E. Smith
Madison Avenue
D. J. Blasdell
John E Myers, Jr
First Concert At Columbus Society Open To Public
Members of the ping pong orchestra of the Christopher Columbus Society presented an entertaining first outdoor concert of the season Friday evening. The event drew a large crowd to the Columbus Society property on South Liberty Street and offered an excellent musical program for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ping Pong Orchestra
The
Christopher Columbus Society
Columbus Society
South Liberty Street
Bollingers Plan July Denver Trip for Convention
Mr and Mrs W R Bollinger of West Madison Avenue will leave Friday July 4 for Denver Colorado to attend a convention. They will be away several weeks and visit other places of interest before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Bollinger
Madison Avenue
Denver
Colorado
Bollingers
Columbus A C to Meet Ellwood City Sons of Italy
The Columbus A C softball team will face Ellwood City Sons of Italy Sunday at 3 PM at Liberty Street ball field. Last meeting ended in a six six tie. Bible school starts at 9 45 AM worship at 10 45 AM with sermon on Stephen. Evening service at Mahoningtown Presbyterian with Mr. Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus A. C
Ellwood City Sons of Italy
Liberty Street
Madison Avenue
June Alexander
Young People’s Christian Endeavor
Mahoningtown Presbyterian Church
Two youth sailors end furloughs to return to Great Lakes
Two Mahoningtown young men will end their Navy furloughs Sunday and report back to the Great Lakes Training Station in Chicago. Duane Rankin, son of Mr and Mrs Harry Rankin of West Cherry street, and Harry Chambers, son of Mr and Mrs Paul Chambers of West Clayton street, have been visiting their parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahoningtown
United States Navy
Great Lakes
Chicago
Duane Rankin
Harry Rankin
West
Cherry Street
Harry Chambers
Paul Chambers
West Clayton Street
Samuel Bunny
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Mildred
Marian McConnell
Harlansburg
W. B. Miller
William Hunt
Youngstown
C. L. Hunt
Theodore Blevins
Everette McConnell
R. J. Drake
Glenn Caldwell
W. J. Allen
Fred Sholler
Pittsburgh
West Virginia
B. M. Garner
Zada
Ralph Sholler
Canada
Wendell Allen
New Castle
Lillie Allen
College Street
Carl O. Bird
Beaver Patrol Opens Season With Weekend Campout
Members of Boy Scout Troop 4 Beaver Patrol enjoyed a two day camping trip near Mahoningtown. Scouts swam fished and shared stories as cooks Clair Arble and Billy Hutnick prepared meals. Scribe William E. Weitz Jr reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Patrol
Boy Scout Troop 4
Mahoningtown
Clair Arble
Billy Hutnick
Scribe
William E. Weitz. Jr
Surprise birthday party for Miss Matilda succi noted on West Cherry
A surprise party honoring Miss Matilda succi on West Cherry street featured games dancing and prizes won by Anna Domenick Viola Conti Antionette Spina Ida Conti and Virginia De Pasquale. Luncheon served by Miss Quarto aided by Mrs Matilda Perrott and Miss Virginia Rainey. Kitty Lee Woody to lead High School Christian Endeavor meet in Mahoningtown church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matilda Biasucci
West Cherry Street
Anetta Quarto
Viola Conti
Anna Domenick
Antionette Spina
Ida Conti
Virginia de Pasquale
Miss Quarto
Matilda Perrott
Virginia Rainey
Decrease in State Relief Payments Across Lawrence County
Harrisburg reports a sharp drop in weekly direct relief to Lawrence County residents. Payments totaled 4,545 dollars, down 719 from last week and 11,705 less than the same week a year ago, with 169 fewer checks issued than a year prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
G. Harold Wagner
Daily Dozen From the Medical Society of Pennsylvania
A medical society column outlines the daily routine at Philadelphia’s medical staff, listing twelve common patient care tasks and recommended practices for clinicians. The item emphasizes adherence to professional standards and ongoing learning within Pennsylvania’s medical community.
Gerontology and the aging population in national policy
The text argues for military training of youths and increased value of older workers in industry. It defines gerontology and notes diseases of old age differ from youth, with heart and kidney conditions, arteriosclerosis, and cancer as insidious, progressive diseases. Early physical exams can reduce disablement and retard disease progression.
Blame tainted food for illness at Masonic picnic
At a Sones estate picnic near Muncy 300 people fell ill after a luncheon. Dr. Haas cited food poisoning, heat, and chilled drinks as causes amid 95 degree heat. Only 20 of the 300 did not attend the luncheon at the Williamsport Consistory Cathedral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Muncy
Charles W. Sones
A. C. Haas
Williamsport
Sones
Plaingrove Social Roundup Includes Supper and Visits
Plaingrove residents attended the annual Strawberry supper hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Wallace with couples like Mr. and Mrs. Turner and Mr. and Mrs. Miles present. The Odd Fellows held a separate ice cream supper at Grange Hall and several Grove City and Volant visitors were noted at family gatherings and church groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Wallace
Plaingrove
Chas. Turner
F. O. Miles
Everett Moore
Robert Peebles
Robert Armstrong
Joseph Winder
Chas. Eppinger
Mary Shoaff
Irene Goodman
Odd Fellows
Grange Hall
Betty Yelland
Jean Minor
Annabell Hohman
Four H Club
Hamburg
Theodore Minor
Tarentum
Fannie
Lydia Armstrong
Grove City
Vesta Wiend
Indiana
Lawrence Faivie
Meadville
Roberta McCommons
Armstrong
Paul Shoaff
Mary
West Sunbury
A. C. Perry
Perry
Shoaff
Edith Cornman
Volant
Mary Shoats
Junior Christian Endeavor
New Wilmington
Pearl Minor
Presbyterian and Methodist Sunday Schedules Mentioned
Volant Presbyterian holds morning service at 10 with Rev. Homer K. Miller and Sunday School at 11 led by J. B. Shaw. Methodist church offers Sunday School at 10 with J. R. Marette and morning service at 11 led by Rev. R. K. Rumbaugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian
Homer K. Miller
J. B. Shaw
Methodist
J. R. Marette
R. K. Rumbaugh
Carpenter Severely Cuts Hand in Home Workshop Incident
Rev. R. K. Rumbaugh sustained a badly cut left hand while using an electric saw in Raymond Thompson’s home on Monday. He was taken to Dr. Cotton in Leesburg where three fingers and the thumb were injured. quick action saved his hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. K. Rumbaugh
Raymond Thompson
Dr. Cotton
Leesburg
Fourth Quarterly Conference at White Chapel
The Fourth Quarterly Conference of Volant White chapel charge will be held at White Chapel on Monday June 30 at 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Volant-White Chapel Charge
White Chapel
Drake reunion set for Liberty Grange on Saturday
The Drake reunion will be held at Liberty Grange Saturday June 28. Local residents visit relatives and travel between Ellwood City Harlansburg New Castle and other nearby communities as family ties and leisure trips are noted. The loon is described as a fast underwater swimmer with sudden reappearances in northern North American waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drake
Liberty Grange
Anna Mae Boozell
Ellwood City
P. L. Tillia
Lillie Allen
Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges List
Admitted: Eugenia Ursu Jane Akstolewicz Francis Sansosti Phyllis Sabelli Samuel Cortez Mrs Carolyn Fowler. Discharged: Mrs Elizabeth Stoner and infant son Robin Sigler Mrs Marian Benkosky and infant son Mrs Mary Beatrice Helen Hall Andrew Nocera Mary Damico Ellwood City John Biego Wampum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugenia Ursu
South Mercer Street
Jane Akstolewicz
Moravia Street
Francis Joseph Sansosti
Harrison Street
Phyllis Sabelli
Cunningham Avenue
Samuel Cortez
Wampum
Carolyn Fowler
East Cherry Street
Elizabeth Stoner
McCleary Avenue
Robin Sigler
West Long Avenue
Marian Benkosky
Vine Street
Mary Beatrice
East Lutton Street
Helen Marie Hall
Neshannock Avenue
Andrew Nocera
Lutton Street
Mary Damico
Center Avenue
Ellwood City
John Biego
Admitted and Discharged List Reflects Tonsil Operations
The notice records admitted patients including Richard Bowden Cecil avenue Ted Humphrey Catherine Parks Kenneth McConnell Vera Tanner and Jane Gemma with tonsil operations. Discharged patients include J Wesley Cook John Kegarise Wallace Cunningham Joseph Hastnick Elizabeth Vogan Alice Shaw and infant son with tonsil operations. Also listed are several individuals and addresses such as Louis DeGregory Electric street and Margaret Ruthrauff with related notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Bowden
Cecil Avenue
Ted Humphrey
North Mercer Street
Catherine Parks
Pearson Street
Kenneth McConnell
Wampum
Stella Dicicki
Fulton Street
Irene Chapman
New Castle
Dorothy Allen
Harbor Street
Robert Colaizzi, Jr
Ellwood City
Vera Tanner
Jane Gemma
Hillsville
J. Wesley Cook
John Kegarise
John Street
Wallace Cunningham
Joseph Hastnick, Jr
Bessemer
Elizabeth Vogan
Volant
Alice Shaw
Martin Street
Charles Srkett
Pollock Avenue
Daniel Divjiack
DuShane Street
Margaret Ruthrauff
Death of Rev. James C. Ealy in Massillon Ohio
News reached New Castle of the death of Reverend James C. Ealy aged 78 of Massillon Ohio who died Friday night. He was father of Mrs. Stanley Whieldon of New Castle and of George C. Ealy Jr previously of New Castle now in Lorain. Mrs. George C. Faly Jr. is the former Geraline Turk of New Castle. Funeral services will be held Monday June 30 at Beck funeral home St Clairsville Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James C. Ealy
Massillon
Ealy
Stanley Whieldon
New Castle
George C. Ealy, Jr
Lorain
George C. Faly, Jr
Geraldine Turk
Beck
St. Clairsville
Ohio
Unity Baptist Ladies Meet in Scott Township Activities
The Unity Baptist Missionary Ladies gathered Thursday with Mrs. Roy Kneram for a tureen dinner served at noon by Edna McCracken and Rachael Woods. Meetings featured a devotional led by Lena Mathewson and business chaired by Helen Macom. the July session will meet with Mrs. Minnie McFarland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unity Baptist Missionary
Roy Kneram
Edna McCracken
Rachael Woods
Lena Mathewson
Helen Macom
Minnie McFarland
List of selectees and addresses from city station
A long list shows numerous selectees with full street addresses across multiple streets in New Castle Ellwood City and nearby towns. Names include Jack Edward Anderson Carmen Leonardo Joseph Leonelli Nick Trott and many others with residences on Walnut Jefferson Cro ton Winter Beaver Reynolds Neshannock and more. The roster covers City Board No. 2 and County Board No. 1 2 amid several Ellwood City and New Castle districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Edward Anderson
Walnut Street
Carmen Joseph Leonardo
Jefferson Street
Joseph Arthur Leonelli
Croton Avenue
Nick Trott
Francis Place
William Graham Shilton
Winter Avenue
Sam John Habib
William Luke Flynn
Beaver Street
Kenneth Jack Dodge
Washington Street
James Rand, Jr
Reynolds Street
William James Clements
Neshannock Avenue
William Henry Stewart
Euclid Avenue
Walter Atchison Logan
North Bay Street
James Thomas Carey, Jr
North Mercer Street
Samuel Gilton Guntram
Etna Street
Fred Guy Latess
Cascade Street
Clarence Raymond Workman
Grant Street
John Joseph Flynn
North Beaver Street
Edward Ralph Dieringer
Reis Street
America
Milton Ficci
East Washington Street
William R. McLafferty
Edward Anthony Murawski
Mahoning Avenue
John Anthony Noga
East Long Avenue
Walter Wysocki
Cunningham Avenue
Mark Cappabianco
Pearson Street
Alec Michael Pacella
Montgomery Avenue
Thomas Anthony Davile
Wilson Avenue
New Castle
Charles Rindos
Mounted
Ellwood City
Harry Symbala
Line Avenue
Peter Joseph Cagni
Fountain Avenue
Joseph Warren Christies
Crescent Avenue
Edward Seymarie
Paul Regis Smiley
Berger Street
Roy Wesley Gallagher
Anthony Sgro
Andrew Zak
Wampum Earl William Deemer, 1001 Woodside Avenue, Ellwood City
Thomas Allen
Leslie
Rigby P. O
Emil Paul Brown
R. D
Volant Walter Michael Sonchek
Second Blvd
Detroit
Michaelix
Clair Robert Hobel
Sidney Stein
Wayne Avenue
Joseph John Blaskowitz
Robert Henderson Houk
George Henry Pollak
William John Schuller
Bridge Street
John Jack Grinzivich
Morris Street
Rigby
Williard Winfield Espy
E.’ Parsons
Troutdale
George William Young
Frank John Guarnieri, Jr
Volant
John Frank Gargasz
Lloyd Everett Moore
Joseph Frank Geniviva
First Street
Ernest Benjamin Gambino
Beaver Avenue
John Charles Brophy
Glen Avenue
Carl Benedict Basile
Moravia Street
Robert Warren Gillespie
First Avenue
James Russel Ifft
Pittsburgh Circle
Raymond Kenneth Walton
John Polenick
Theodore Alexander Koziar
Chatter From Camp East Brook Dressed-Up Camp Habits
Camp notes from East Brook describe hollyhocks blooming near a white building and a nature bulletin board featuring a bear skin lookalike. Postmarks are collected on a United States map crafted by Donna Gormley, while Joan Bisceghia ponders poetry pieces. A Chicago telegram from Marguerite White arrives as Sally Pawel comments on treasure trails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Bisceghia
United States
Donna Gormley
Donna
Chicago
Marguerite White
O. B Brown
Sally Pawel
East Brook
Woman Injured After Porch Fall
Mrs. Stella Divicki of 105% Fulton Street is hospitalized at Jameson Memorial with rib fractures after being pitched from a rocking chair railing on the front porch Friday evening. She was admitted at 11:25 o’clock for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Divicki
Fulton Street
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Local Social Roundup Highlights Town Luncheons and Visits
Busy weekend gatherings feature Mrs Orville Anderson hosting a luncheon with fourteen guests. Pu laski visitors J P Rodgers call on Mr and Mrs James Osborne. Mercer residents Lyle Garner and son dine with Mrs Jesse Osborne’s family. Several friends and relatives share meals at Anderson and Osborne homes across towns. Miss Myrtie Anderson from Kentucky mission school spoke at White Chapel. Additional visits include Wooster and Volant residents, and nurse Mabel Varian returning from Florida to Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Rodgers
Pulaski
James Osborne
Lyle Garner
Mercer
Jessse Osborne
John Boyd
Higgenbotham
Clyde Bowen
Arthur Bell
Canton, O
Herbert Bell
Lois Bell
Paul Osborne
W. A. Elder
Martha Grace
Snyder
Coolspring
Orville Anderson
F. F. Yarian
Mabel
Howard Yarian
Max Donnell
Greenville
Myrtie Anderson
Mission School
Kentucky
White Chapel
Miss Anderson
Thomas Anderson
Robert
Joan of Wooster
F. M. Anderson
Floyd Anderson
John B. Shaw
Martha
Wendell Shaw
Volant
Dwight Anderson
New Bedford
Mabel Varian
Florida
Cleveland
John Morgan
Cooper Evans
Claire McCune
W. H. Cox
Alonza Hope
Fred Forsythe
Cook
J. W. Humphrey
Freeport
Russell and
Janette
Slippery Rock
Ed Forsythe
New Castle
James Fobes
Highland Haights
Simile for today inspires a rough town image
A terse phrase compares today to a dirty rural courthouse, a vivid, slangy image that hints at grime and rough justice. The line uses a blunt regional stereotype to convey a sense of decay and humor in everyday life.
Army Updates Flying Cadet Requirements for Enlisted Men
A communication to Sergeant Owen E. Tighe from the New Castle Army Recruiting station states new rules for Flying Cadet entry. Any man enlisting in the regular army may take the Flying Cadet examination after enlistment for either the enlisted or commissioned pilot path. Enlisted soldiers will be trained as aviation students and, after flight training, serve as non commissioned officers with $10,000 government insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen E. Tighe
Hew Castle
Flying Cadet Corps
Regular Army
Army
East Brook Alumni Names New Officers at Reunion
Norman Young is the new president of the East Brook high school alumni association. Edna Waddington becomes corresponding secretary and Virginia Wasserman is recording secretary. About seventy former East Brook students attended the annual reunion at East Brook. The East Brook W T U served dinner, and a boys band from Ben Franklin junior high performed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Young
East Brook High School
Edna Waddington
Virginia Wasserman
East Brook
East Brook W. C. T U
Ben Franklin Junior High School
Diagved
Swinging Inmates Prompt Rethink On Lockups
Prisoners in several facilities broadcast swing music, sparking debate over continuing confinement versus allowing inmate cultural expression and rehabilitation. Critics question the efficacy of locking up inmates who still create and share music.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Seventh Ward News
Mahoningtown Presbyterian
Mr. Smith
Columbus
South Mill St
Streamline
Mercer ST
Cor. of
Scioto and
Long Ave
Armour’s
NAVY
Kitty Lee Woody
Roanoke
Christian Endeavor
Miss Woody
Seventh Ward
C. P. Pinkerton
New Brighton
Kenneth Moss
North Liberty Street
Jeff
Niagara Falls
R. K. Barnes
R. M Barnes
John Dilley
Daily Dozen
Medical Society of the
State of Pennsylvania
Junior
Plaingrove Notes
Ero
East Washington St
Northern
New Castle Hospital
J.C. Ealy
Scott Township
Missionary Meeting
Heckathorne
Raymond Heckathorne
Laura Emery
Harry Strawhecker
Glenn Feligass
Cathedral
Thomas Kerr
Glen
W. E. Kerr
Junior Pulliam
Struthers, O
A. E. Double
Mary Stevenson
Lulu Weigle
Albert Doubie
Walter
Claire
Near Harlansbore
Leroy Pounds
Ralph
Jacksville
Charles Peak
Robert Barnes
Harrisville
Joseph Marshall
George
Gladys
Clinton
Annabel
Camp Rith
Harry Marshall
Bert Ewing
Sarah Bluir
Frank Campbell
Martha McCaslin
Bernice Richael
New Hamburg
al Benson
Edyce Lou
D. D. Barker
E. E. Jeffers
Madison, O
Ulrich
Lakewood, O
Frank Audino
Taylor Street
Walter Joseph Pierz
Ashland Avenue
James Anthony Verage
Sutton Street
John Joseph Kaprutus
Galbreath Avenue
Domenic Ross
Butler Ave
Nue
Robert Chalmers Brown Philp
Hamilton Street
Frank Anthony Baron
Hanna Street
John Thomas Jason
Moravia
Robert Dean George
Raymond Street
Victor Stanley Wotowicz
East 70Th Street
O. Domenick Francis Gaibis
East
Michael
Louis Bobbino
Beckford
Paul Chester Fontana
Maitland Street
Kenneth Charles Bunney
Irwin Street
Aliquippa
Leslie Amos Houk
Orchard Avenue
Ellwood City County
George Howard Kyle
Edward David Bobi
John Elmer Davis
Waugh Avenue
Francis Walter Bannon
West Pittsburg
Charles Wayne Ricdle
Enon Valley
Lloyd Enoch Wear
George Joseph Tonseth
Frank Skock
Lowellville
Tony Carlo Simonsic
Julian John Cwynar
High Street
William Walker Richaer
Louis Alexander Dewberry
John Badlia
Edenburg
Gabriel Donofrio
John Lester Hodge
Walter Mike Smialowski
Magee Street
Domenick Francis
Boroline Street
Robert Cochran McCaslin
New Middletown
Edwin James Phillips
Carl William Boo
David Louis Bohrman
Walter Louis Ostrowski
Bluff Street
Edwin Norwood Thompson
William Schiraldi
Charles Galacia
Camp East Brook
I. Lackawannock
Free Land
Fast Brook
Chambers Motor Company
Chambers Motor CO
Chrysler and Plymouth Distributors
N. Croton Ave
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