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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1925

Page

8

Essay Contest Is Closed By Rotarians Winners Announced

RELWOOD CITY Pa May 28 Rotarians announce essay contest results. Senior class winner Walter Caplan will receive the first prize for the senior high, Miriam Johnson second prize. Junior high prizes go to Arthur Hoensten and Grace Barbison. A total of 400 senior high and 225 Hartman Building essays were corrected and judged. three top entries from each building advanced for final judging.

Relwood Ciety Walter Caplan Wil le Rotars Club of Elwood Miriam Johnson Arthur Hoensten Grace Barbison Ellywood Rota Se

Informal Party At Jones Home in Ellwood City

Ellwood City Pennsylvania May 13 Miss Elizabeth Jones, a student at Ismon State Normal, spent the weekend with her parents. Dow tones of spring were honored with a party Saturday evening. The group enjoyed goating as the pastime. Guests included Grace Brown, Anne Jones, Margaret Liebendorfer, Pauling Jackson, Elizabeth Jones, Raymond Bradley, Ross Parker, Tom Moorhead, Dave Jones, Morris Phelps and Paul Conner.

Ellwood City Elizabeth Jones Ismon State Normal Is. Dow Grace Brown Anne Jones Margaret Liebendorfer Pauling Jackson Raymond Bradley Ross Parker Tom Moorhead Dave Jones Morris Phelps Paul Conner Clarion Ellwood City S Anne Jones Clarion State Normal Sunjay

Officers-Teachers of Ellwood District Meet

Ellwood City Pa May 1 monthly meeting of officers and teachers of the Ellwood district will be held at the First Presbyterian church Tuesday evening at oclock Rev John King pastor of Bell Memorial Presbyterian church will be the speaker for the evening The session will adjourn in time for members to attend the Parent-Teachers association meeting in the game building

Ellwood City Ellwood

Banquet Planned For Mothers and Daughters Church Group

In Grove City Pennsylvania May 18 a Mothers and Daughters banquet is set by the Ladies of the First M E Church. Mrs Chambers is general chairman with Mrs Baker and Mrs Patterson overseeing the program. Mr Bentrim recently underwent three operations in a Grove City hospital and will soon have his tonsils removed.

Fllwood City Sohn Bentrim Park Avenue Grove City Rllwoon City First M, EB First Presbyterian Church Mrnday Tae Chambers A. J. Baker Eluer Patterson

Community Service Nurse Weds in Elmwood City

Misa Estelle Moore daughter of Mr and Mrs James A Muste of the Moore Farm married W C Jackson of Park Avenue Thursday at the Bell Memorial Presbyterian parsonage Rav Ton King officiated The couple left for a wedding trip and will return Wednesday Mrs Jackson a nurse at the Community Service in the New Simon building for four years is well known in Millwood and trained at West Penn Hospital before coming to Elmwood

Elewood City Misa Estelle Moore James A. Muste Moore Farm W. C. Jackson Park Avonun Bell Memorial Presbyterian Parsonage Ton King Jackson Millwood Community Service New Simon Building West Penn Hospital Eltwood

Old Timers Party Planned By P. H. C.

Ellwood City May 15 after the T. H. C. of Ellwood City conducts its regular meeting members plan an Old Timers party at Luxemburg hall Tuesday evening. Cards and dancing will highlight the program with good music. Meeting starts at 7 0. Chairlady Mrs. Wm. P. McCullough leads the event along with Yarth Thomas Mire C. J. Webster M. W. Cox and Mrs. Iva Forsythe.

Ellwood City Luxemburg Hall WM. P. McCullough Yarth Thomas Mire C. J. Webster M. W. Cox Iva Forsythe

Our Neighbors To Be Given Thursday

Ellwood City Pa May 8 Our Neighbors will be presented in the Wiyst Preabyterian church Tuesday evening May 21 by the young people of the Ellwood District The second presentation of this play by the well chosen cast will be given under the auspices of the pillwood Ci WL OT UL WHAT THEATERS Ellwood City la May 18 Where shall I go tonight MAJESTIC THEATER News Tog a with Richard Barthelmess and wife BARNES THEATER Mae Marsh in Tides of Passion After the show co 16 LUND GREN S RESTAURART Adv

Ellwood City Ellwood Pibwood Majestic Theater Richard Barthelmess Barnes Theater Mae Marsh Lundgren Restaurart Adv

Bell Memorial Class Entertained Friday by Ellwood City

The Bell Memorial class in Ellwood City will entertain the Men's class of the Bath Memorial Sunday school in a measuring social at the Bell Memorial church. Regular prayer meeting is set for Wednesday evening at 7:45, and Wednesday afternoon children will rehearse for Children’s Day in the church.

Ellwood City

Wreck injures drivers in Ellwood City collision

A Nash sedan driven by Raymon Wright of Lawrence Avenue and a Willye Knight driven by Warren Wilson of Firth Street collided when traveling east and south on Wayne Avenue and Fourth Street at 11 30 Sunday. The occupants were not seriously injured.

Ellwood City Nash Raymon Wright Lawrence Avenue Willye Knight Warren. Wilson Fitrh Street Wayne Avenue Fourth Street

Wilbur Randolph Post Meets Tuesday in Ellwood City

Ellwood City Pa March 18 Wilbur Randolph Post of the American Legion will hold its regular meeting in their rooms on Sixth Street Tuesday evening at eight. Personal news notes Mr and Mrs BR A Morgan and Mr and Mrs L M Oblinger of Akron Ohio visited Mr and Mrs H D Parkinson on Second Street Sunday.

Ellwood City Wilbur Randolph Post The American Legion BR. A. Morgan Ll. M. Oblinger Akron Oho H. D. Parkinson Second Street

Mothers and Fathers plan ban quet at Slippery Rock Church

Wayne Township reports Mothers and Daughters banquet hosted by Fathers and Sons on Friday May 22 at 7:00. Several speeches planned. Also noted: Slippery Rock Young People Council met May 1 with devotions, business, and social activities. Election of Chapeltons for summer hikes. about 30 members attended. Memorial Day service planned at SR Church with Civil War veterans set to decorate the morning.

Mothers and Daughters Slippery Rock Church Fathers and Sons Pery Rock Elliott

Mrs Homer Renton To Speak On Religious Training

Ellwood City Pa May 18 the final meeting of the Parent Teachers association will be held in the First Presbyterian church auditorium Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock Mrs Homer Renton superintendent of the weekday schools of religious training wife of Rev Mamigr Henton pastor of Oakmont church will speak on Religious Training in the Schools She has long been connected with this work and spoke at the Harrisburg directors convention last winter Local Rev W L Crawford commends her The meeting marks the first session of the season with hopes for broad attendance Work to resume in September.

Ellwood City Harrisburg Renton W. L. Crawford Parent-Teachers

Legion Scouts Meet Tuesday in Ellwood City

Multiple local items report the American Legion Koop of Boy Scouts meeting in Ellwood City under Scoutmaster Uber with a Tuesday schedule. Other notes mention a car ride to Clarion State Normal by Anne Jones and companions, a Bible class meeting at Bell Memorial church led by George Hindmarch, three drunkenness arrests by Ellwood City police, and a wind storm blowing over the Powell frame on the Ellwood-New Castle road.

Ellwood City Ellwood New Castle K. T. Moorhead Pittsburgh Circle Bell Ella Ood City Mas L American Legion U.P. Thurth Uber Bellwood City Forrest Powell New Castle Road

Debt balance should favor Italy, Titoni tells senate

Rome May 18. President Tittoni called for Britain and the United States to balance war accounts in Italy's favor. He argued both allied nations profited from selling war materiel to Italy and should cut such war debts and profits.

U.S Italy International News Service Rome Great Britain United States Taly Presiidete Senate Tittoni Tivioni Botk Traditor

Council Weighs Tax Assessments After Payer Complaints

City council reviewed several 1925 tax assessment complaints. John Book argued overvaluation on Neshannock Avenue with no change. William Riblet was corrected for mismeasured frontage. Sidney Smith urged exoneration for personal tax due to inability to work. Mrs. Jamie Mersheimer and Fred Price also exonerated or disputed, while William Conel’s occupation changed from merchant to salesman affecting assessment.

Board of Revision John Book Neshannock William Riblet Edgewood Avenue Han Clalin Sidney Smith Brooklyn Avenue Jamie Mersheimer South Walnut Street Fred. Price South Cedar Straits

Memorial Service for Sailors on Sunday at Neshannock River

The Ladies of the U A St remember sailors at 4 30 Sunday evening on the Neshannock river near South Water street. Mayor Dunlap the police chief will order a traffic cessation on South Water street during the services.

U. A. St Neshannock River South Water Street Meyor Dunlap

Elmira city farms for profit in historic project

Elmira New York has bought a 280 acre farm within the city limits under Mayor J Norton Wood guidance. The city paid about 1 000 for the land and will farm it to supply fodder for municipal wagons horses and roadwork needs. Officials expect the venture to repay costs within five years and provide ongoing revenue while planning a garbage disposal plant on the site.

Y Central Press Elmira J. Norton Wood Sily Mill Board of Public Works Yeing Yolling Meadows

Volcano eruption scatters ash across Japanese Alps

A violent eruption at Yakoratake in the Japanese Alps, about 190 miles west of Tokyo, sent ash over miles this morning. The ash fall lasted about several hours and disrupted daily life, with residents urged to avoid hazardous areas during a busy music week.

Hulletin International News Service Tokio Yakoratake Vole&no Japanese Alps Maye

Volcanic Ash Shoes Remaining Indoors Across Distants

Ash from the distant eruption blanket covers areas as authorities monitor fallout. Observers note heavy haze and scattered particles drifting over multiple locales while crews assess indoor safety measures and potential impacts on outdoor activities.

Davies Introduces Porch Ordinance in City Council

Davies today introduced an ordinance to allow glass enclosures for porches extending beyond building lines while preserving the view from adjacent property owners. The bill was sent to committee for further consideration.

Connectiman Davies

Presbyterian Church vs P. and A. Ry case dismissal urged

In Lawrence County court this morning the P. and A. Ry petitioned to dismiss the Presbyterian Congregation of West Moravia suit. The argument claims the petition was filed in 1915 and the statute of limitations now nullifies. The original petition sought a board of viewers to assess property alleged to belong to the church and seized by the people. The rule is returnable.

Lawrence County Court Presbyterian Congregation of West Moravia Board of Viewers

Scouts Return Lost Money To Owner In Honest Find

Miss Josephine Weely of Ave Maine street praised Boy Scouts Louis Greenburg and Louis Saul of Troop 10 for locating a lost envelope containing money, confirming the owner as Miss Deelly on Blaine street. The scouts returned the funds at her home noon Saturday, declining a reward and earning commendation for trustworthy conduct.

Josephine Weely Maine Street Louis Greenburg Louis Son W. Alkenny Louis Greene Burg Louis Saul Leslie Hazel Miss Deely Blaine Street Miels Miss Deel Tinely Biryeh Ods Tarngha Boule Greaninss Lewis Sag

Rev Damrosch to headline Ascension Day choir festival

The Rev Frank Damrosch Jr of St James Brookin NY, nephew of conductor Walter Damrosch, will conduct a large Ascension Day choir festival at Trinity Episcopal Church on Thursday May 20 at 8 p.m. About 100 to 200 trained singers from St Johns Youngstown and other churches will participate in special music.

Frank Damrosch, Jr St. James Episcopal Church Brooklin N. Y Damrosch Trinity Episcopal Church Ely Sp.m Walter Damroxeh Episcopal Church St. John’s Church Youngstown Christ Church Warrren St. John's Church Sharon Meadville Triaitr Church St. Andrews Church

Camp Fire Girls Meet and Plan Summer Trip

The Ragkuakja Camp Fire group held a regular meeting Friday evening in the Y. C. A. parlor. Edna Emminger and T. Lawie discussed lessons and a FIRE badge, with the camping trip planned for this summer. They also arranged a home gathering on Saturday May 7 at 7 o clock on South Mill Street, as substitutes for missing funds are being sought.

Kurtiseh Pawmoat South Mill Street

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Jones Home Emil Jannings Ihr Penn Theatre Ladies of Tard Lovelock Fhursday Bell Memorial Wilbur Randolph Wayne Township William Wellhausen George Friday Wampum Homer Renton Legion Scouts Young Men's Bible Bell Memorial Tresbyterian Church George Hindmarch Burgess Ben G. Swick Callan Senate Sela New York State City Japan Wakegatake Ike Boy Scouts F. Damrosch Tia David H. Long Pole States Navy Owas North Polar Donald B. MacMillan New York City Nave Idee Zécer Brom Co Lawrence Ellwood City Furniture Co Ellwood City, Pa W. W. Lawrence Peerless House Paints Gallon Peerless Wall Paper Co W. J. Offutt Co
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