Mahoning Savings and Loan Association Formed in Ward
A meeting at J M Bevan's Real Estate Office Friday led to the organization of Mahoning Links And Loan Association. The new savings and loan group will operate with officers President M C Adams Vice President Harry Elder Secretary and Treasurer Bevan and directors G Q Schohnantie Wille Jam E Weite and Dr A R Bowers. Local residents hold the stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Bevan
Real Estain
Marel | AL
Mahoning
WHS
Assormon Ia
Savings and Loan Association
M. GC. Adams
Harry Elder
Bevan
G. QO. Sehoidemantie
Wille
Jam E. Weite
A. R. Bowers
Ags Saraiation
Entertains B O F Club At Luncheon
Mrs Raymond Worchler hosted the BL OGP Club at a 7 o clock luncheon at her home on W Clayton street Saturday. Twelve guests attended with special guests Miss Helen Wilson of Pittsburgh and Mrs Elmer Fl Nott of Mercer. Mrs Horchler assisted by Miss Virginia Thompson and Mrs Fred Horchler. After the hashes three bridge tables were in play Virginia Thompson and Mrs Mark Brewer of Youngstown won.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Worchler
Ler
W. Clayton Street
Helen Wilson
Pittsburgh
Elmer Fl- Nott
Mercer, Pa
Horchler
Virginia Thompson
Fred Horchler
Mark Brewer
Youngstown
Rte
Prizes and Next Meeting Planned in Two Weeks
The article notes prizes and schedules the next meeting for two weeks later at a designated place to announce details. The brief outlines that arrangements are pending and a location will be announced.
Breaks Record In Past Eight Years
T W Solomon a noted newspaper dealer in the Seventh Ward broke his eight year and six month training meeting record when a train alarm failed to ring Saturday morning causing him to miss his routine meeting. He awoke at 6 40 pm and realized the miss, a public note in Mahoning Book Club and local church notices followed. The day included club meetings at Mrs Herman Rhodes home and other civic group gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Solomon
Ward
Solomon
Urea
Mahoning Book Club
Herman Rhodes
W. Madison. Avenue
Local residents and visitors over weekend notes
Ruth and Roger of W Clayton street returned home after visiting friends in Warren Ohio. Leland and Ralph Hamilton of Pittsburgh spent the weekend with their parents and Mr WW Hamilton on Madison Avenue. Bernard Park of Greenville Pa spent the weekend at his home on W Cherry street. Dr A R Bowers of the ward spent the weekend at his home at Cunonsburg Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ldrou Ruth and
Roger
W. Clayton Street
Warren
Ohio
Leland
Ralph Hamilton
Pittsburgh
WW. Hamilton
Madison
Conference Of Children's Work In New Castle District
The New Castle District Children's Division held its mid year conference at the WY. W. C. A. Sunday afternoon with strong attendance from district schools. The program featured song service, devotions, talks on cradle roll records and church involvement for juniors, plus remarks on new books for workers with children and methods to boost church attendance. Registration was by Miss Louise Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Carl Miner
M. E
Edna Welde
Crace Methodist
Luther Yates
Bethel
Blanche Dillard
Rose
Watson
Edwards
Mary Dillard
Fred Santum
First United Presbyterian
Anna Dodds
Teeformed Presbyterian Church
Miss Dodds
Esther Wagner
Second U.P. Church
Homer B. Davis
Epworth ME
Davis
Louise Thomas
Grace M, E
Kiwanis Club Holds Highland Church Night
Kiwanis members and guests gathered at Highland United Presbyterian Church for a Sunday evening service themed We Build. Rev C J Williamson spoke on Nehemiah and likened Kiwanis to the builder, with the club’s quartet Renditions by William Whielden BI Williame Richard J John a and Leonard Kisthart. The event marked the largest turnout of the annual church night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle Kisyanis Club
Rasnihera
Church of Kiwanian
C. J. Williamson
Highland United Presbyterian
Williamison
Nehemiah
Builder
Kiwania
Kiwanis! International
Kiwanis
William Whielden
BI Williame
Richard J, Johna
Leonard W. Kisthart
Loss of 50 million from copper tax deductions claim
Testimony before a senate committee investigating the Internal Revenue Bureau claims the government lost more than 50 million dollars in erroneous tax deductions by copper interests. Heaviest losses were from the Anaconda Copper and Inspiration Copper companies due to treasury valuation acceptance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Washington
Treas- Auu
Sanate Committee
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Anaconda Copper Company
Inspiration Copper Company
L. C. Manson
The
Treasury
Plebiscite Soon Planned for Tacna and Arica
President Coolidge acting as arbitrator in the Peru Chile boundary dispute ordered a plebiscite in Tacna and Arica to determine permanent attachment. The move aims to settle the long standing territorial dispute between the two nations with a democratic vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
Sulle
International News Service
Washington
Peru
Chile
Tacnoa
Arica
Primitive Church Calls New Pastor
Rev. Fichter of Mahanoy City Pa is unanimously called to pastor the Primitive Methodist church of this city. The young minister comes highly recommended after preaching for years at Mahanoy City. He is expected to accept, succeeding Rev. Buckingham who has led Toral church for five years. Also elected were trustees Charles Ashton Henry Gibson and Walter Yoho with Mrs Henry Gibson as clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raw. OC. H. Fichter
Primitive Methodist Church
Mahanoy City
Fichter
Michier
Hk.od. Buckingham
Toral
Buckingham
Charles R. Ashton
Henry Gibson
Welter Yoho
State Highway Police Stop Cars Report
State Highway Police report arresting 79 persons for motor violations in recent days at the Colonial Hotel location. Officers say hundreds of automobiles were stopped to check operators licenses, with only four arrests in Lawrence and Marion counties during the first week of March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Hotel
Ling
Lawrence
Maréor
Plan Resurfacing of Neshannock Ave
Councilman Hiram G. Miller introduced an ordinance proposing resurfacing of Neshannock avenue from North street to the end of current paving near Pearson dam. The measure, after committee review, awaits a final vote. A second ordinance seeks Terrace avenue resurfacing from Moravia to Morris streets, still in committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram G. Miller
Neshannock Avenue
North Street
Pearson Dam
Miller
Terrace Avenue
Moravia
Morris Streets
Comittea
Caseys To Be Hosts Margaret Henry Home Dinner
St Marys Council Knights of Columbus will host a St Patrick s Day dinner for the Margaret Henry Home children on March 17. Lecturer John A Jackson and the social committee are organizing the corned beef and cabbage meal, an annual charitable event greatly appreciated by the children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caseys
Margaret Henry
St. Mary's Council
Knights of Columbus
St. Patrick’s Day
John A. Jackson
Dra
Little fashion items headline new coats and blouses
The article touts ante lope suede gloves with novelty cuffs priced at $2.00 a pair and embroidered Russian peasant blouses newly available in white and color schemes with embroidery along the neck and cuffs. Also advertised are border flannel sport dresses at $4.95 with simple sewing tips to finish neck, sleeves, and hem using 14 yards of fabric.
Stadium Drive To End Tonight Players Sell Seats
About 950 season stadium tickets have been sold with 50 more needed by noon today to reach the goal. High school students canvass the city for support as Prof Grath asks buyers who paid in January to turn cash over by noon tomorrow so funds can go to the school board by Tuesday evening. Sales figures list several contributors including Margaret Warner and James Chambers among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade
Fll.orth
Margaret, Warner
Sal McCgoun
James A. Chambers
Sherman Lavine
Then
Adventists To Have Special Meetings This Week
Adventists plan several meetings in the city this week. A youth session at 714 Buller Avenue tonight features speaker C. E. Anderson from Washington, D C, on dedicating young life to Christ. A Wednesday event at 746 PM at 1029 South Mill Street titled Service for Christ. A Friday session at 746 PM at James? home concludes the series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thea
Thia
Thia Waok
George Rapp
Buller Avenue
C. EB. Andorasa
Washington, D.C
Mra
Glhaon
Glhaon, Lo29 Banth Mill Street
Subject
Christ
James
Destruction of Wicked Featured at Croxton Area Service
Croxton at 610 East Washington hosts a religious meeting titled Destruction of Wicked. Thoan attendees are instructed to bring their Bibles and participate in the sermon and readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croxton
East
Washington Atreat
Dunlap Company Awarded Heating Contract at City Hall
Dunlap Company wins heating system contract for the city hall third floor at a bid of 636 dollars. Other bidders included FLPL Andrews 440.66 Whitla Plumbing 578.31 Withers Sons 6765.00 and Stevenson 656.24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calonei
Dunlap Company
Flpl Andrews
Whitla Plumbing Company
T. Withers Sons Company
Stevenson Company
Order ordinance for Spruce Street paving
Councilman William T. Getns today called up committee after two property owners petitioned to pave Spruce Street between County Ling and East Washington Street. City Solicitor White prepared an ordinance for paving the thoroughfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam T. Getns
Spruce Street
County Ling
East Washington Street
White
Shenango Valley Hospital Admission Notes
A list of admitted patients and associated addresses includes Reginald Eugene Davis at 25 North Beaver, Mrs Elizabeth Singer 411 Noshannock Avenue, Tony Perotti 322 Hawthorne Street, William McCune 808 Harbor Street, Mrs Alice Walnders 7 South Front Street, Reginald B H Davis North Beaver Street, and other names with scattered addresses such as 214 Division Street and 406 Buat Division Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ands Robnik
Besse- Mer
Reginald Eugene Davis
North
Beaver Street
Elizabeth Singer
Noshannock Avenue
Tony Perotti
Hawthorne Street
Willian McCune
Harbor Street
Alice Walnders
South Front Street
Mrn
Doun Baer
Delaware Avenue
William, McCanoe
Aarbor Wrest
Mary DaGenerio
New Otalla
Judge McLaughry Holding Court Here
Judge James A. McLaughry of Mercer assists this week with criminal trials. The first case before him is the commonwealth against Eddie Glover with Judge Emery appointing J Roy Mercer as special district attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. McLaughry
Mercer
Emecry
McLaughry
Commonwealth
Eddie Glover
Emery
J. Roy Mercer
Bonds Forfeited In Three Liquor Cases In Court
Three defendants Steve Smolefsky Michael Kielar and Jacob Zurowski failed to appear when called this morning and bail was forfeited. Charges include liquor possession and related offenses under Honoi laws with unclear additional notes in the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Smolefsky
Michael Kielar
Jacob Zurowski
Manu Frewring
Ee Dee
New Castle Glee Society Engaged for Three Concerts
The New Castle Glee Society has been engaged for three concerts. It will sing in Youngstown on April 4 and April 28 and at Nurs pril 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle Glee Society
New Castle
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Seventh Ward News
Mahoning Savings and Loan Association
Seventh Ward
Myens— Church
B. 0. F. Club
Ellhurst
Frye
Sandstrand
America
Targent Usera
M. C. Limber Company
Omico
N. Mercer St
Castle, Va
David H. Long
Miltreat
Second Street
New Castle Hospital
Union Choir
Matoning Methodist
Wee Fuj Club
Irr
George Horchler
E. Cherry Street
Larkstar Kensington
Larkspur Kensington
Amelia Stickle
Madison Avenue
Christian Church
Loyal Workers Class
Christian Citzen
Blanche Robison
Alboret Street
Ladies* Aid Society of the
Charles Hammond
Lafayette Street
Methodist Gauror
Board of Trustees
Sabbath School Board
Witda Johnston
Lookout
J. MM. Yates
Foretan Missionary Society of the Methodist Vharels
C. W Miner
Newell Avenue
Woodman Hall
William Buquo
Alta Rodgers
James Workman
Duane
Enweed City
G. WH. Leheidemantle
Elizabeth Walters
Mario
Chamlee
Yenor
Metropolitan Opera Co
Educational Art Society
Brunswick
Snyder Piano Co
Palais Royale Trizca
Jewish Ladies' Relief Society
New Castle District
Highland Church
Ruth Miller
Puccini
Mario Chamlec
Ansplens of Educational Art Society
Primitive Church
Neshannock Ave
Brown
Hamilton
Marion Reed
Warread
Adventists
Cretonnes
Shenango Valley Hospital
Judge McLaughry
Over Nixon Theatre
Foxall
Cosi
Gomda
Tire Service
Wad’s Tire Service
N- da
Wadlinger 417
Croton Ave
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