Hidden Treasure Camp Ends Elmwood City Park Event
Young people in Hilwood City enjoyed a lively program in Ewing park grove on Friday. The Speedcraft baseball team won 7 to 5, followed by a field meet with contests like base ball throws and a 50 yard dash. A treasure hunt yielded a bag of marshmallows under the grand stand. Miss Dorothy Kimes and Miss Marjorie Streeter sang, Virginia Kerr spoke, and camp fire stunts led to benediction by Rev. Paul Elliott. Ellwood City, Pa. Aug. 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilwood City
Ewing Park Grove
Speedcraft
Hillside
Misa Dorothy Tomb
Dorothy Kimes
Marjorie Streeter
Misa Virginia Kerr
Iro
Muskoka
Gordons
MacIntosh
Grace Benford
Paul Elliott
Ellwood City
Detroit guest honored at Bald-Win-Inn bridge party
Mrs. Fred Zalgier of Pittsburgh Circle entertained friends at Bald-Win-Inn Elwood City to honor her daughter Mrs. B DeWitt Goodrich of Detroit. Four tables of bridge were played and prizes awarded to Mrs. Harold Seidel and Mrs. Charlon French. Luncheon followed.
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Ellwood City
Fred Zalgier
Pittsburgh
Circle
Bald-Win-Inn
B. ‘DeWitt Goodrich
Detroit
Harold Seidel
Charlon French
Curb Market Draws Ellwood City Housewives on Saturday
Ellwood City Pa August 3 curb market on Lawrence avenue and Seventh street North opened at 7 30 this third Saturday attracting many customers. Farmers from the vicinity offered vegetables and foods while borough council member Mambersa helped set up several large wooden stands.
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Ellwood City
Lawrence Avenue
Seventh Street
Mambersa
Counsil
Ewing Park
Portly man walks Lawrence Avenue amid cigars and pen
Fragmentary notice describes a portly man on Lawrence Avenue with five cigars and a fountain pen in his pocket while two youths aged over sixteen walk nearby. It mentions someone buying The Last Straw at Woodles and men in Cleveland wearing kimono like coats over light trousers and blue coats.
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Lawrettes Avenue
Lawrence Avenue
Woodles
Cleveland
Ellwood City Classified Radio and Electrical Merchan
Ellwood City notices advertise MOBP Easy electric washers and related bargains. Agency for Ellwood City and vicinity, Gardier Arcs. Co. WAT Lawrence are 2TH.
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MOBP
Ellwood City
Gardier Arcs. Co
Lawrence
Don't Park Here By A. Dembell
A humorous reminiscence about gum chewing and parking in ice cream parlors on East Washington street. The writer recalls a dance night without parking space for gum, mentions getting asked to leave the floor, and jokes about gum trays and enamel knobs. The piece reflects playful local chatter and social quirks.
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Ellwood City
Bay
East Washington Street
Repairs At R R Station In Ellwood City
Repairs underway at the B and C and P and L rail stations on Fifth Street Ellwood City including row railing cement work and gutters. Improvements aim to present a tidy grounds and building after contacting railroad officials at a Chamber of Commerce dinner.
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Ellwood City
Fifth Street
Chamber of Commerce
Local Girls From ELLW God City Head For Ossipes Camp
Misa Leticia Brown, president of the State Young People's division, leaves for Harrisburg to visit relatives and meet other officers from Lawrence county. Agnesy Howell and Jean Graham join in New York City, then travel by steamer to Boston and motor into the White Mountains, reaching the Ossipes camp in New Hampshire by Monday night.
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Ellwgod City
Misa Leticia Brown
State
Young People's Division
Harrisburg
New York City
Lawrence County
Agnesy Howell
West Pittsburg
Jean Graham
Etdwood City
Miss Crown
Boston
White Mountains
Ossipes
New Hampshire
Committees Named for Church Lawn Fete at St Josephs
The Missionary Confraternity of Christian Doctrine will hold a lawn fete on St Josephs grounds South Jefferson on Tuesday evening August 17. Committees in charge include Candy Booth led by Katherine Newman Anna Gillespie Clara Young Katherine Casey Mae Cumminga Maury Barnes Mary Casey Elizabeth Young Varna Hanlon and the Duke Committee headed by Mrs Peter Mdehan Mrs Margaret Heaney Mrs John Seger Mrs James 4H Bagan Mrs M S Ubi Mia Thomas Vallely Mrs Joseph Wirtz. Cards chaired by Mary Rose Raynolds Marguerite Delane. First Table list Teresa Granfield Mary McIntyre Elizabeth McIntyre Marie Fulkerson Rosemary Flynn Margaret Cosgrove Mary Gray Helen Sheridan Elizabeth Quinn Mayme Elmer Mary Chill Mamie Stapleton. Second Table includes Virginia Ubry Katherine Guinegh Irene Travers Laura Travers Eleonore Ubry Margaret Collners Margaret Fee Harriet Goodmen Margaret Frey Mia John OLeary Elizabeth Book Gertrude Donegan. Third Table features Mrs Constant Trushel Frances DeBlase Mercedes Rogen Mary Dyer Elizabeth McCart Raging Bernes Mary Donogan Ages Stinson Anna Gertrude Hagan Margaret Sullivan Sara Flynn Magdalene Baydon Margaret Young. Fourth Table lists Hilda Whalen Adelaide Uhi Marie Onasch Olive Gillespie Blanche Guinagh Frances Crecella Eleanor Travers Ger rude Dagnon Mary Elizabeth Cowper Angela Barnes Margaret Guinagh.
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Missionary Confraternity of Christian Doctrine
St. Joseph's
South Jefferson Street
Candy Booth
Katherine Newman
Anna Gillesple
Clara Young
Katherine Casey
Mae Cumminga
Maury Barnes
Mary Casey
Elizabeth Young
Varna Hanlon
Duke
Peter Mdehan
Margaret Heaney
John Seger
James
M.S. Ubi
Thomas Vallely
Joseph Wirtz
Mary Rose Raynolds
Marguerite Delane
Teresa Granfield
Mary McIntyre
Elizabeth McIntyre
Marie Fulkerson
Rosemary Flynn
Margaret Cosgrove
Mary Gray
Helen Sheridan
Elizabeth Quinn
Mayme Elmer
Mary Chill
Mamie Stapleton
Virginia Ubry
Katherine Guinegh
Irene Travers
Laura Travers
Eleanore Ubry
Margaret Collners
Margaret Fee
Harret Goodmen
Margaret Frey
Mia
John O'Leary
Elizabeth Book
Gertrude Donegan
Constant Trushel
Frances DeBlase
Mercedes Rogen
Mary Dyer
Elizabeth McCart
Raging Bernes
Mary Donogan
Ages Stinson
Anna Gertrude Hagan
Margaret Sullivan
Sara Flynn
Magdalene Baydon
Margaret Young
Hilda Whalen
Adelaide Uhi
Marie Onasch
Olive Gillespie
Blanche Guinagh
Frances Crecella
Eleanor Travers
Gerrude Dagnon
Mary Elizabeth Cowper
Angela Barnes
Margaret Guinagh
Mrs Carlon To Sing At First M E Church
Mrs Carlon visiting her parents on Edgewood avenue will sing at the First Methodist Episcopal church Sunday morning. Once a favorite in New Castle musical circles she is welcomed by friends to hear her again.
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Margaret Fulkerson Carlon
Tra Pulkerson
Edgewood Avenue
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Grimes Fined Three Days To Think Fight Over
NEW YORK Aug 8 Burleigh Grimes Brooklyn pitcher was fined 200 and suspended three days for attacking Max Carey of the Pirates after yesterday's game at Pittsburgh between the Pirates and Dodgers. Carey was blameless. the incident began when Carey slid into Grimes as he was near the second base path. The National League headquarters ruled Grimes the aggressor in the fist fight that followed.
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New York
Burleigh Grimes
Brooklyn
Max Carey
Pirates
Pittsburg
Dodgeers
Carey
Ional
Grimes
Railroad Blameless For New Jersey Derailment
The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled the Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad blameless for a June 26 derailment near Heckettytown New Jersey. The wreck killed 45 passengers five railroad employees and injured 23 passengers.
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Tnternatieral News Service
Washington
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad
Heckettytown
N. J
Interstate Commerce Commission
Community Chest Receipts Rise as Drive Plans Begin
Although many individuals missed the first quarterly Community Chest payments the receipts are coming in rapidly now. Chest officials expect to close the books early next week and issue installments for the month, with preliminary plans for the 1926 drive to follow.
Pure Pennsylvania Products lecture by Jim Evans Rotaria notes
In Fountain Inn on Monday August 10 1925 Fellow Rotarians hear Jim Evans lecture on Pure Pennsylvania Products and visit his plant after the talk. A party for Dave and Mrs Dave is set for Friday August 14 at 6 30 PM in the Fountain Inn. The Pittsburgh kickoff for Governor Proxy Wallace is planned for September 23 with Chris Coulthard's new buses. The board of directors has dropped a member for non payment of dues.
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Fountain Inn
Rotarias
Pennsylvania
Jim
Wallace
Chris Coulthard
Carl E. Paisley
Foster's Weather Prognostication from Washington
August weather forecast projects a continent wide disturbance around August 11 with near normal temperatures overall. Anticipated heat waves and storm activity peak mid August with scattered showers in the north and central regions, while crops face late season risks and no frost is expected in the north.
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Washington
Taras
North America
Drouth
Kangas
Kaneat
Kanga
Vlive
Winsoa
Kansay
Theas
State College Cow Declared Champion And Wins Two Medals
State College, Aug 5. A Pennsylvania State College Jersey cow from the agricultural school herd won state championship honors for all ages, with a 28.60% milk yield and top 305-day production. Ponstate's Pogs Hatla earned a gold and silver medal for record performance, including 701 pounds of butterfat and a main-record register. Option's Jma Daytonia also set a high mature record with 12,440 pounds of milk and notable butterfat in the 305-day division. The event also mentions the FEKH Herriman Memorial Medals for railroad safety records being awarded for the first time since 1916.
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State College
Agricultural School of the
Pennsylvania State College
Jersey
Ponstate
Shei
Jma Daytonia
Ram Sale Slated At Newstile Fair Grounds
Lawrence County Wool Growers Association hosts a ram sale at the Newstile Fair Grounds next Tuesday August 11. About 90 animals expected from multiple counties with some ewes offered. all sheep to be purebred and vetted by W B Connell of State College. Sickly, garbled text preserved.
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Lawrence County
Woal
Agsoati
Wilks
Newstile Fair
Lawrence County Farm Bureau
Sheen
W. B. Connell
State College
Runaway Lad Found in Boxcar in Braver Falls
Frank Berk, 13, who vanished from Cleveland, O., last Thursday, was found in a boxcar in Beaver, Pennsylvania. Det. Victor Kounts of Rochester located him after he said he ran away due to a punishment for a shop error. He was taken to Rochester, then placed in the custody of Probation Officer Corn Blackledge in Beaver, with Cleveland authorities notified.
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Braver Falls
Cleveland
Frank Berk
Conway Vardy
P. It. R
Victor Kounts
Rochester
Doy Tor
Ambridge
Willam Roth
Corn Blackledge
Beaver
County Taxes At Face This Month
County taxes at face value for the current month are payable without penalty until August 31 as stated by County Treasurer David E Nessle. After September 1 a five percent penalty applies to unpaid taxes, with merchants slow to pay as well making the mercantile tax due by September 12 subject to the same penalty.
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Duratey
David E. Nessle
Nessie
Real estate transfers in Elwood City and Shenango townships
Realty transfers list numerous conveyances including Catherine Waldron to Teeter Hemphill in the sixth ward for £220, Frances Tilia to Charles G Tiklia in Elwood City for $1, Elwood area entries also note William Bradtore to Briddie Per Ty and James M. Grim to Seth P. Grim in Volant with $1 and 3150 figures, plus other transfers in Shenango township and Bessem, with several per ward designations and nominal sums.
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Catherine Waldron
Teeter Hemphill
Frances Tilia
Charles G. Tiklia
Elwood City
William Bradtore
Briddie
Samuel Hugh So
John Mandich
Bessem Emily W. Siltipe
Cha Kenny
Anna de Fonse
Nazzareng Scaramazzo
Fifth Watch
Father Of Mary Louise Sons Now Wants Her Back
In Astoria New York the father of Mary Louise, Mary Bontse, seeks custody and restoration of his daughter adopted by real estate denier Edward Browning. He challenges the adoption, claims he never wanted her to leave, and asserts his desire to bring her home despite opposition from others.
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Mary Louise Sons
Rime Ranhanal
Breyeri
Astoria
Browning
Xentliman
Sheet Music Makes a Pop Comeback in New Castle
After a decade of decline sheet music sales rise in New Castle with local dealers reporting better six month performance than in years. The phonograph’s impact waned yet popular songs and Spear music gain attention as strings like ukuleles grow in popularity and jazz pieces gain accompanying arrangements.
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New Castle
Speer
Wks Accompesimenta Aig
Man Struck By Motor Car Dead in Providence Hospital
Freck Gazi Toth aged 15 of West Martfield died at 5 50 last evening from injuries suffered Tuesday when struck by a 24 enory mobile. He left a street car and was struck as he walked around its rear end at 2nd Street, Moredy. The deceased is survived by his widow and three children, who live in Hungary.
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Freck Gazi Toth
West Marfield
Providence Hospital
Enory Mobile
Tech
2Nd Street
Moredy
2Nd
Ohio
Hungary
New Castle School Board Set for Tuesday Evening
Tuesday evening the New Castle school board will meet at Arth Street Junior High for a regular session before the new school year opens. Several business items are expected to be discussed and addressed.
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New Castle
Arth Street
Windows Broken by Vandal In Denver Street
Mrs Peters of 409 Denver Avenue reports to police that Vega in the vicinity has been breaking windows at her home. Police investigate. India now eighth largest industrial country, reports at East India Association meeting in London.
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Peters
Denver Evenue
Vega
India
East India Association
London
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Ellwood City News
Ellwood
Agani
Moorhead
Pittsburgh Circle
Boll Phage
Grove
Michigan
Curb Market
Fran Methodist Church
Sab- Drift
F. D. Patton
Sonora Booker
T. & Slocum
Cattraraugus
N. Y
Edwin Butterworth
First Methodist
M. E
Jonan
W. L. Crawford
Bellwood City
Henry Slanka
Ellwood Ciy Hospital
Bill
A. Dembell
R. R
Councel
Ang
Young People's Council
First Presbyterian Church
Majestic Theatre
O'Malley
Dorothy Mackeill
First Baptist
Il O'Slock
Joseph McDanel
Wisconsin Rapids
J. W. Humphrey
Grove City
Eleanor Humphrey
Geneva College
H. 8
Gold
Fourth Street
Conneaut Lake
Mary Benford
Margaret Benford
Teladves
Brownsville
T. B. Magee
Spring Agenua
Jim Parkinson
Beaver Falls
Chicago
Jack Cullen
Fountain Avenue
Atlantic City
M. A. Parkinson
Parkingon
T. B. Maget
Florance Schumaker
Gardner Stop
Clarence Gillespie
Celia
James Littell
Venice
Ralph Boots
Zellenaple Road
Eleanor McDanel
Lilyville
New Brighton
C. T. Littell
Roy McDanal
George A. Reutt
Mac Keesport
A. J. Baker
Arkansas City
St. Joseph's Grounds
Mrs. Carlon
M. E. Church
Max Carey Blaneless
Fisy Fight
Forbes Field
Roderick Tower
Paris
Sir
Harry Payne Whitney
Joan Whitney
Tower
Philadelphia
Dad
Keansburg
Joan
Foster
FEKH
Herriman
Swasher
Emphatic
Reien
Baughter
School Board
the Freedom Oil Works Co
Freedom. Penna
Ania Crude
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