Mrs Cutler Heads Woman's Society Of Shenango Presbytery
Mrs Joseph B Cutler of Sharpsville Pa was reelected president of the Woman's Missionary Society of the Shenango Presbytery at the annual officers election in First Presbyterian Church. Other officers include district vice presidents secretaries and coordinators. address by Miss Ann Elizabeth Taylor on Navajo work. prayer service for missions. floral tribute to charter member Mrs E McCleary. luncheon by Mizpah Circle. next meeting set for Slippery Rock Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph B. Cutler
Sharps Mille
Woman's Missionary Society
Presbyte of
Shenango
First Presbyterian Church
New Castle District
J. Audley Boak
Young People's Work
CG. M. Probst
Ellwood
H. W. Brown
New Wilmington
W. J. Conway
Misa Ann Elizabeth Taylor
Arizona
Missionarion
India
Africa
Chosen
Philippine Islands
Utah
Wendell Duff
John MM. Imrie
Clare Nedburg
Muth Swanson
Mary McCallum
E. McCleary
Delug
The
Presbyterian
First Church Society
Women's
Prohibition Report Sparks Iowa Debate With Wheeler Reply
Wayne B Wheeler rejects an Iowa Anti-Saloon League report claiming farmers turn corn into liquor. He says real farmers back the dry movement and notes enforcement of the Volstead law remains strong. He doubts organized efforts to modify the law will succeed and welcomes future clashes with opponents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Lehreas
Ateasatiiagt Mows Service
Washington
Wayne B. Wheeler
Iowa
Anti-Saloon League
Wheeler
Cme Sl
Anti- Saloon League
Garfield building in Brooklyn collapses from inside floors
A seven story Garfield building at 26 Court Street Brooklyn lost interior floors and the cupola after 11 am today. Fire units and ambulances were dispatched. it was unclear if anyone was injured or killed. The building houses the Childs restaurant on the first floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bullntin
International News Service
New York
Court Street
Brooklyn
Garfield Building
Childs
Many Contrasts Among Girls Of 101 Ranch Wild West Show
The 101 Ranch real wild west show features daring riders among its chorus, with prominent families represented. As the show comes to New Castle on May 5, audiences will see Cossack and Far East beauties alongside the queenly Arabians, highlighting the spectacle’s varied roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
101 Ranch
Miller Brothers
Great Southwest
New Castle
Flo Ziegfield
Mamle Frances
Rena Harley
Mildred Hinkle
Tillie Bowman
Mabla Baker
Rose Whitney
Margaret Ponder
Quores
Follies
Auto Accidents Were Reported by Several Motorists
Police received numerous accident reports on Wednesday and this morning. Francis Shaney 1612 East Washington street collided with John Marquis’s car at Walnut and Court streets. William Vaughn 1212 Williams street damaged his car after a collision with a Pennsylvania license plate 598-570 on Arlington avenue. William Black 16 East South street and Valentine Gumilny 755 Lathrop street Blaine street and Wallace avenue were involved. Gumilny’s car upset and damaged. No injuries reported. T. W. McBihaney Butler Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Shaney
East Washington Street
John Marquis
Walnut and
Court Streets
Wiliam
Vaughn
Willams Street
Arlington Avenue
William Black
East South Street
Valentine Gumilnny
Lathrop Street
Blaine Street
Wallace Avenue
Gumilnny
T. W. MecBihaney
Butler, Pa
Street Car Collision on South Mill Street
A driver reported he pulled out from the curb on South Mill street Wednesday. The street car, operated by Earl Cook, ran into and damaged his vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Mill Street
Earl Cook
Maxwell Elected President To Lead Howling Tom Cats
J L Maxwell was named president for the coming year at the regular meeting of the Supreme Council of the Howling Tom Cats of America held Wednesday evening at the K of P Hall on East Washington street. Officers named include Charles E Jenkins secretary treasurer A L Schweinaberg director general of New Castle P N Granda state director of Pennsylvania and Harry Vincent state director of Ohio. The group has grown rapidly since its 1928 start and will send delegates to Meadville Pa for a new society formation with a parade and special buses scheduled for departure from the K of P Hall at 320 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Maxwell
Supreme Council of the Howling Tom Cats of America
K. of
New Castle Lodge No. 160
Knights For Pything
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Meadville
Howling Toms
College Town
K. of P. Hall
Kiwanis Troop 12 Plans For Summer Camping Season
Kiwanis Boy Scout Troop 12 met at the X. M. C. A headquarters last evening to outline a summer camp schedule from June through June 21. Scoutmaster C E Lylv led the session with Andrew Cross presenting observation tests. New members joined the troop as several scouts prepared for advanced tests and a large attendance marked the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Boy Scout Troop
C. E. Lylv
Andrew Cross
Lions Club Troop Birthday Party Celebrated
The Lions Club Troop, once Scotland Lane Troop 13, held its annual birthday party last evening at Scotland Lane, celebrating the group’s longtime service and community involvement with members attending from the local unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club Troop
Scotland Lane
Croton Troop 5 Holds Event and Awards
Scoutmaster Petar Gritlie thanks participants at a Croton Troop 5 gathering with contributions from Margaret Da Wallace and others. M J Howard spoke, songs were sung, and Bob Abraham and Bob Griff named as fire building and water boiling contest representatives. Merit badges attained by numerous scouts. Lemer and Critchlow win camping fund prizes. Lambe receives a Kadak. The annual Croton Troop 5 track meet is slated for June at the fair grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ward
Bob Abraham
Bob Griff
Croton
Ehavk
James Lambo
Holby Critchlow
John Lemer
Croton Scouts Award Forest Guide Badges
Forest guide badges were presented to John Lemer Andy Mick Bob Griffith and Jess Catalunga at Croton Boy Scout Troop 6 weekly session at Croton school. One hundred forest signs were distributed to guides to place in local woods. Troop had received their Red Cross membership card and a musical program featured a quartet of Ward Griffiths Abraham Lerner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lemer
Andy Mick
Bob Griffiwth
Jess Catalunga
Croton
Croton School
American Red Cross
George Ward
Bob Griffiths
Bob Abraham
John Lerner
Daniel Boone
Davis
Old time meeting and social in Jaume band concert
An important meeting completed plans for an ice cream social and band concert to be held in Jaume. Four new honorary members will be admitted Jacob FL Rents Fire Chief Lynn Hub Hart and Chief of Police Dysart. Seventy attendees and Scout ter Davis oversaw arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaume
Jacob FL Rents
Lynn
Hub" Hart
Dysart
Atten Ey
Scout
Ter Davis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Cutler
Woman's Society of Presbytery
Slippery Rock Church
Long Avenue
Marlin Imiay
Baverday
Service Star Legion
Vincent Lopez
Washington St
D. W. Wiltrout
E. Washington St
New Castle, Pa
Metzler
Sys
Otder Ten Commandments
N. Y
Victor Records
Wurlitzer Victor Service
Wurlitzer
South
Mul Mt
Buick
Lawrence
NEW Castle Renta-Car CO
Croton Avenue
Bell Phone
Orion
Petar
Dre Gran Ia
Regent
Maxwell
Howling Tom Cats
Kiwanis Troop 12
Frank & Harrison
Nmen
Ecru
Paris
Frank
E. Washington Street
Petar Gritlie
Margaret da Wallace
Margaret Jones
Hi Wallags
Coral Henley
Aa. White
Margaret Chill
M.J
Howard
Croton Scouts
Northern
England
Lifizens National Bank
Corner Mill and
Washington Sts
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