Bell Memorial reception marks church growth in Ellwood City
Bell Memorial church in Ellwood City hosted a May Friday reception honoring its members and supporters. About 441 members are enrolled with the church and school. 304 attended meetings last season as Rev. John King leads with growing programs. The mortgage for the parsonage was burned in a staged gesture.
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Ellwood City
Bell Memorial Church
W. B. Scott
Alberta Alison
Mary Alison
Alberta
Scott
Mortareeson
Charles Bell
Matilde McFate
John King
Fairyland Gardens to stage school operettas Monday
Ellwood City PA May 2 Beginning Monday morning at Shelby auditorium West End and Circle schools will present two operettas with separate acts. The Circle pupils will present Mother Goose scenes with colorful flowers and dancers while West End performs A Day in Flowerdom with Mother Goose themes. Directed by Prof C E Bartel.
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Ellwood City
C. E. Bartel
Mother Goone
Nora Helle Bilmer
Mother Goose
Warner
Bo-Feep
Leona Macgeorge
Robert Infield
Roy Bluse
George Fisher
Jack
Jill
Esther Brenneman
Harr electric venture near Lawrence Avenue
A fragment reports an electrical-related matter tied to Harr and Ben, mentioning an agency for river operations and vet er nity near Lawrence Avenue and Tennea. The text is garbled but indicates locality Lawrence Avenue area and a small agency reference.
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Lawrence Ave
Tennea
Ellwood Citizens Set to Clean City Next Week
Ellwood City residents enjoined to place rubbish and tin cans at alley ends for curbside pickup. The First and Second Wards are to be visited Monday, third and fourth wards Tuesday and Wednesday. No ashes will be collected by city workers.
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Ellwood City
Ellwood
Park McLaren Wedding Friday in Ellwood City Pa
Miss Olive Jeanne Park of Rochester became the bride of Carl Frederick McLaren of Beaver in Ellwood City on Friday afternoon about five o clock. Rev A M Stevenson conducted the ceremony at the First Presbyterian church. Attended by their brother and sister Mr and Mrs Ch J McLaren of Sixth Street Ellwood City they plan to reside in Beaver.
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Ellwood City
Olive Jeanne Park
Rochester
Carl Frederick McLaren
Beaver
A.M. Stevenson
Firet
Church
Ch. J. McLaren
Sixth Strnes
Vesper Service Schedules at First Presbyterian Church
Ellwood City Pa May 2 In connection with Magic Week the first vesper service at First Presbyterian Church Sunday afternoon at 4 30 will feature local artists. Recitals include Joys Reverie Glarenve Dickenson The Answer W Wolstenholme Blanche W Fisher Midnight Bells Huberger Kreisler Serenade Schubert Charles French Revolutionary Etude Chopin Mario Slocum Fight the Good Fight Spross Mrs Griffen From The Canebrake Gardner Glen Stnelaub Fantichuche Schuwmann Sarah Captain Thais Meditation Donald Barzel Paderewska Irian Johnscon Massenet Minuet.
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Ellwood CIV
Connention
Ellwoods City
First Presbyterian Church
Hiwood
Glarénve Dickenson
W. Wolstenholme
Blanche W. Fisher
Huberger
Literary Societies Meet Friday Night at Ellwood City
Ellwood high school literary societies held a contest in First Presbyterian Church. Excelsior beat Philelathian 13 to 2 with Eva Moyer winning two points for Excelsior and Jack Kimpel delivering an oration. Debates centered on government ownership of coal mines.
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Ellwood City
Ellwood High School
First Presbyterian Church
Excelsior
Philelathian Society
Jack Kimpel
Anne Jones
Ruth Wilkofe
Miriam Johnson
Excelsior Society
Eva Moyer
Morris Phelps
Mildred Streub
Virginia Tompson
Excelsion Society
Misa Catherine Hemertly
Mr. Schweiger
Martin Swaney
Walter Caplan
Phillethian Society
Glee Club Chorus To Give Program At Ellwood City
Glee clubs from Boys and Girls High School perform a community service at United Presbyterian church Ellwood City Pa May 2 in charge by the Ministerial Association. Performances include Crossing the Bar Two Rosas and Wood Bird plus songs by the Girls Club with selections such as Memory and Meadow Green. Morning worship features Spirit of Holiness anthem and a sermon about Square Pegs in Square Holes.
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Ellwood
City
Glee Club
VHS
United Presbyterian Church
A. M. Stevenson
First Presbyterian Church
Tenny
Bingham
Wigend
Werner
Myera
Lauwire
Kjarul
Erdéka
Flast Presbyterian
Ellwood City
Church School
Paopla
Alapheas Jand
Paul
W. L. Crawford
Community Meeting Advised By Ellwood City Church
Young People's meeting discusses choosing a hawvu tion and a health format. The pastor announces there will be no evening service due to the community meeting at the United Presbyterian church in connection with Music Week. Harry W. Brown supt church school Ka Phelpo president Arthur M. Stevenson pastor.
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Ellwood City
Bell Memorial Church
Byunday
Christian Endeavor Society
John Nicholl Buys Bake Shop He Formerly Owned
Ellwood City Pa May 2 John Nicholl of Fourth Ward former owner of Nicholl Bakery has purchased the plant on Fifth Street from W J Elliott who came here from New Castle with his wife and family Elliott and family recently moved from New Castle where they owned a bakery Elliott was injured in a wreck and has been suffering injuries for several weeks
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Ellwood Fly
John Nicholl
Fourth Ward
Nicholl Bakery
Fifth Snreet
W. J. Elliott
New Castle
Elliott
Pittsburgh Show Man Shot During Raw With Wrestler
Hagerstown Maryland May 3 Mortig Miller a Pittsburgh show manager and part owner of Hare shows was shot and seriously wounded early today. Joseph C Turner 39 of Bridgport Ohio a former Pittsburgh police officer is held. Turner says Miller charged him over his wife and drew a gun. Miller charged him first. Two shots were fired with one hitting Miller in the hip.
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International News Servicer
Hagerstown
Mortig Miller
Pittsburgh
Hare
Noline
Joseph C. Turner
Bridgy
Miller
Turner
Pollen
Pittabureh
Daily Vacation Bible School In Wurtemburg Church
ALLWOOD CITY May 2 The Wurtemburg U P church hosts daily vacation Bible school for local children starting May 12 for six weeks The program will be led by a committee to select teachers, with lessons and activities planned for six weeks at the church campus.
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Wurtemburg
North St. School
Allwood City
Wurtemburg U. P
May Time Frolic Attracts Dancers At Country Club
Shelby auditarium hosted the Maytime Frolic the season finale with a riot of color from Helistrope ribbons green rose white and blue. Pink blossom baskets framed the decor while a maypole fluttered ribbons and roses. Mrs Bell led the decorating effort earning praise for artistry as dancers enjoyed music past 1:00 a.m. Refreshments were served from a booth throughout the evening.
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Ellwood City
Shelby Auditarium
Country Club
B. J. Bel
Aunt Of Mutilated Dancer Testifies In Bombay Trial
Nantan Jan, aunt of murdered dancer Mumtaz Begum, testifies in Bombay trial of nine men accused of attempted abduction and murder. She says the dancer telegraphed for an aide of the Maharajah of Sahore to return her to him. The aide demanded a signed statement of voluntary action.
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Iinternational
London
Mumtaz Begum
Nantan Jan
Maharajah of Sahore
Wes
Abdul Kadir Bawls
Literba
Dale to Leave New Castle May 11 Official Notice
Norman C. Dale, former agent in charge of Lawrence County Farm Bureau, will leave New Castle May 11 to engage in another business after his tenure ended May 1. H. R. McCulloch takes over, with Dale delaying departure by a week due to urgent matters. Tuberculosis testing of cattle in Lawrence County continues, spanning townships Union and North Beaver as vets from the Bureau of Animal Industry conduct examinations.
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Norman C. Dale
Lawrence County Farm Bureau
New Castle Mary
State College
Dale
Burréau
H. R. McCulloch
Lawrence County
Bu Ireau
Union
North Beaver Townships
Young Peoples Cabinet Meeting in New Castle District
An extended Sunday School Council cabinet session in New Castle District meets Sunday at 2:39 PM in the C A auditorium. Ruth Donaldson leads. talks by Henry Brennanian Andy Mc Coy Miss Ruth Kennedy and Miss Ruth Patton. Rev Francis E Reese to address. Plans for later social events at First Baptist and Highland U P church.
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Sunday School Council of
New Castle District
C. A
Ruth Donaldson
Henry Brennanian
Andy McCoy
Ruth Kennedy
Ruth Patton
Francis E. Reese
Ministerial Association
Young Peoples
Bali
First Baptist Church
Highland U. P
Maria
Soloists For Sacred Cantata At Emmanuel Baptist Church
The cantata Tire Resurrection and the Life will be presented Sunday after the evening service by the Emmanuel Baptist church choir. Sopranos include Miss Margaret Wil-Mame Mrs R T Morris Mrs William Parsong Miss Cecelia Hughes. Tenor Richard Gwilym and bass William Parsons perform under Charles Richards and Edwin Lewis.
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Cnatt
Emmanuel Baptist Church
Margaret Wil- Mame
R. T. Morris
Willam Parsong
John Evans
Cecelia Hughes
Richard Gwilym
William Parsons
Charles Richards
Edwin Lewis
Building Permits and Property Work Noted
A list of building permits issued for various properties including Morrow Brothers at 41 Blaine St for a garage, Brave Conti at 1020 Pollock Avenue for a fence, A M McCallen at 134 Treasure Avenue for a garage, Co E Lawson at 819 Harrison St for a fence, A J Crogkaton at 130 Edison Avenue for a residence, Jr McClelland at 403 Vine, Schweinaberg at 1039 Adams St for a dwelling, George Brown at 398 Croton Avenue for a fence, K W Brennaman at 911 Maryland Avenue, and Morrow Brothers at 225 Laurel Avenue for a garage.
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Morrow Brothers
Blaine St
Brave Conti
Pollock Avenue
A. M. McCallen
Treasure Avenue
E. Lawson
Harrison St
A. J. Crogkaton
Edison Avenue
McClelland
Vine Bt
Schweinaberg
Adams
George Brown
Croton
Avaa
Fance
Kiwanis Scouts Hold Outdoor Session Friday
Kiwanis Scouts held a weekly meeting at the Y M C A last evening, followed by a hike to the old stone quarry on Nex Shannock Creek. A campfire program featured Eagle Scout Travis YVreneh and Harold Daugerfiaiy. Snipe Joli Derlayser led entertaining acts and ghost stories by Travia French, Bill a diet, Hob Hasse and Arthur Lewis. Plans were made for a hike in two weeks before adjournment at taps.
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Kiwania Boy Scout
Nexshannock Creek
Eagle Sponk Travis Yvreneh
Harold Daugerfiaiy
Joli Derlayser
Bors
Arrests In April Total 341 In City Records
The April arrest count reached 341 with parking violations most common and disorderly conduct second. Fines collected totalled about 2 dollars and cents, far below March. The docket shows 271 fines paid, 44 suspended sentences, 2 alderman referrals, 10 fines worked out, 4 cases charged, 2 juveniles turned over to the juvenile court officer, and 2 orders to remove from the city. Offense breakdown includes 119 parking, 42 traffic violations, 42 alcohol related, 71 disorderly conduct, 24 keeping or visiting disorderly houses, 3 inmates of such houses, 7 suspicions, 1 operating while intoxicated, 1 interfering with an officer, 4 runaways, 13 speeding, 1 reckless driving, 3 city ordinance violations, 12 health and other ordinances, and 1 chicken ordinance violation.
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Parcong
M. J. Young
Snyder
Leslie Presides As Police Chief
During an afternoon photo session at Bentor High School, a temporary police force took charge of city policing. Constable Adharp Leslie became chief, with M. T. Young as lieutenant, Howard Phillips overseeing as sergeant, Rollo Morrow as patrol driver, and Ta 8 Hoon and Nathaniel Williams acting as sanitary officers.
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Bentor High School
Adharp Leslie
M. T. Young
Venile Court
Howard Phillips
Rollo Morrow
Ta 8 Hoon
Nathaniel Williams
Ben Hur Congress To Be Held Here
The Tribe of Ben Hur plans its state congress in this city at I C O F Hall North Mill Street on June 2 8 and 4 with Aigle Court No regular meeting May 4 in the city building. About one hundred delegates and visitors are expected from across Pennsylvania District Manager W J Evans of New Kensington and his wife will attend Monday evening.
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North Mill Street
Aigle Court
Tribe of
New Kensington
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