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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1925
Page
14
Ellwood City officials announce an electric street committee meeting Thursday evening to review white way plans on Lawrence Avenue and Fifth Street with Mr Jones and construction firm reps. Burgess City Solicitor Humphrey and council secretary Moyer likely attend. Friday council session to receive committee report with Mr Jones present to answer questions.
Trinity Lutheran church committees discussed future building plans and possible architect involvement at a Monday night church council meeting. No decisions made. next building committee gathering planned. fate of authority to committees unclear. Willing Workers to sew all day Wednesday. Lenten service at 7 45 by the pastor. officers and teachers meeting Thursday at 8. Congregational meeting after Sunday service. WCGT UL meeting rescheduled to Thursday evening due to Geneva College alumni banquet.
Miss Lulu Winer of Wurtemburg was surprised Saturday night by friends at her sister Mrs. Cook's home in Ellwood City. About 28 relatives and friends attended an informal gathering with refreshments and decorations throughout the house.
A small party at Leah Fowler’s home in Wurtemburg Ellwood City Pa honors her birthday Monday evening with five Windred as the diversion. Refreshments served by Mrs Bert Fowler. Guests include Lulu Winner Neva Kestler Mary Badger Francis Medard Blanche Rapp Anna Frishkorn Flora Ranch Constance Wyant Helen Smith Elizabeth Van Gorder. Church notes from Ellwood City Pa March 16 report Berean Bible class meets this evening A W class at Mrs A W’s home Franklin avenue prayer service Resurrection topic Ladies Aid meet Thursday at Crescent avenue officers elected HLDP McDonald class meets Union service March 10 features choir practice and Easter cantata prep at Union church. Meat market Bellwood City Pa March 10 advertises home dressed meats at Bruder’s Fifth street.
In Ellwood City Pennsylvania on Wayne avenue neighbors heard odd chicken house noises Sunday night. Police investigated a man who, after drinking, believed himself a chicken and attempted to roost in a chicken coop. He was fed by officers in the city building.
A lop eared white puppy cries for his master in school while a rule prompts a pupil to tote him home. A keen eyed maid inspects sundae offerings as a clerk misreads and serves a soda instead.
Mrs. 7.G. Cobler and daughter entertained the Kamperslab at their Wayne Avenue home on Monday for a 6 o’clock dinner for twelve guests. St Patrick decorations and sweet peas adorned the table and after dinner the group listened to a radio program. Guests included Mrs. BE. E. Beker, Mrs. A. H. Aiken, Mrs. J. L. Cunnard, Mrs. I. W. Humphrey, Mrs. Eva Vasler, Mrs. Joseph Moorhead, Mrs. J. M Barton, Mrs. J. W. Rogge, Mrs. Noel Chambers and Mrs. T. V. W. Jones.
In Elwood City Pa on Monday evening thirty three Boy Scouts from the Rotary troop gathered in the Recreation room for a business session. They planned a hike for Saturday afternoon with a 1 o'clock departure. At last week’s meeting several scouts received new offices led by assistant scout master Tom Moorhead and patrol leaders Bill Marks Frank Zeigler Dave Jones and Bill Frew. A new senior patrol leader has not yet been chosen.
A Monday police roundup in Ellwood City nets Harry McCann charged with assault and battery plus several others for disorderly conduct escape attempts and related offenses. A large Bell Memorial Presbyterian delegation attends a revival in Wampum with special music.
Fragmentary classified note from Ellwood City mentions radio and electrical merchandise and an agency serving Ellwood City and vicinity. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
Ellwood City Pa March 10 An explosion of gas from a faulty meter connection wrecked the Morris Caplan grocery and meat market on Lawrance Avenue at 3 PM Monday. Windows blown, passersby narrowly escaped injury. John Crawford and Andrew Kraus acted quickly, dousing a flame at a gas line opening, saving further damage. both men suffered burn injuries. Estimated loss exceeds $200. Dr and Mrs Ray Hayes move to a new home on Second Street.
Doylestown, Pa., Mar 10. Maymonnd Lev, 18, a junior at the National Farm School, Cleveland, Ohio, home, was killed when a circular saw wheel broke while students cut wood. The flywheel failure caused the saw to cut his body nearly in half. Lev’s father runs a Cleveland garage.
A Grove City religious school session draws large attendance as the A. W. class plans to elect officers. The Friday school at Grace M. E. church reports 2 percent attendance of the fourth grade enrollment, about 150 pupils, taught by Mrs B B Montgomery and Mrs Sylvia Hassler, former Grove City high school faculty.
Ellwood City Pa March 70 Members of the A W class of the United Presbyterian church will meet at their teacher s home on Franklin avenue this evening Mrs S E Wilson has planned games and music after officers and routine business. Bell Memorial church trustees and elders hold a regular meeting Friday at 7 30. Ellwood City Personal notes list Glenn Hoffman visiting Canton with his brother Attorney Clayton H Hoff man. Miss Florence Oswald and other residents attend events in New Castle Youngstown Cleveland Pittsburgh and Washington D C. Several residents are ill or recovering, births and visits noted.
Members of the Sunshine Kensington were entertained Monday evening at Mrs Elizabeth Ware's Croton Avenue home. President Mrs Katherine Engs led devotionals and acting secretary Mrs Mollie Johnston called the roll with nineteen members present. Special guests included Mrs Agnes Johnston Joseph Fitzhugh Mabel Gardner Mr and Mrs Corge McClain Ola Locke Virginia Wilson and Anna Taylor. Refreshments were served by the hostess with Anna Taylor and Virginia Wilson aiding. The next meeting is planned in two weeks at Elm Street Center with host Mrs Cora Duflin.
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