Mystic Garden Party Hosted by Florence Luman
An enchanted garden at the M. Luman home on Wayne avenue in Ellwood City hosted a Garden Party given by Miss Florence Luman. The event featured a large volcano backdrop, dim lantern lighting, gypsy motifs, rainbow garage decorations, and dancing to orchestra music with refreshments served late. Guests included Ruth Wilkoff, Ruth Wilkoffski, Helen Schweiger, Florence Brownstein, Gazella Keller, Walter Caplan, Milton Schweiger, Sylvester Schweiger, Arthur Applebaum, Bert Handleman, Max Applebaum, Louis Edelman, Victor Goldstein, and many from out of town such as Dorothy Bray, Janet Rapp, Reba Frank, Marcus Perelman, Gus Slawonski, Black Samuels, Elizabeth Bellos, Harry Ganelin, Leo Mars, Abe Green, Meyer Rosenburg, Sid Baker, Helen Shapiro, Reba Potanin, Sarah Selkowitz, Louis Applebaum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
M. Luman
Wayne Avenue
Helen Luman
Leonard Miller
Ruth Wilkoff
Ruth Wilkoffski
Helen Schweiger
Florence Brownstein
Gazella Keller
Walter Caplan
Milton Schweiger
Sylvester Schweiger
Arthur Applebaum
Bert Handleman
Max Applebaum
Louis Edelman
Victor Goldstein
Dorothy Bray
Janet Rapp
Reba Frank
Marcus Perelman
Gus Slawonski
Black Samuels
New Castle
Elizabeth Bellos
Harry Ganelin
Leo Mars
Abe Green
Meyer Rosenburg
Beaver Falls
Sid Baker
Freedom
Helen Shapiro
Pittsburgh
Reba Potanin
Philadelphia
Sarah Selkowitz
Woodlawn
Louis Applebaum
Farrell
Campers to Return to Ellwood Soon
Miss Letitia Brown and Miss Jean Graham finish work at New Hampshire attending the International Sunday school at Camp Ossipee. Brown stops at Spruce Creek for secretarial work for Mr. Bonsal. Graham visits friends in Pittsburgh. Rev A M Stevenson instructor Warren Griffith and Jesse Houk return early in the week. Mr Griffith is clan leader Chief of the Owls. Miss Jessie Benford of Lawrence Avenue visits Beaver Falls friends for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Letitia Brown
Jean Graham
New Hampshire
Camp Ossipee
Miss Brown
Spruce Creek
Bonsal
Ellwood City Classified Radio and Electrical Ad
Ellwood City agency advertises Easy electric washers as the best selling item in Ellwood City and vicinity. Gardner Bros. Co. at 607 Lawrence Ave handles radio and electrical merchandise and related items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City and Vicinity
Ardner Bros. Co
Lawrence Ave
Question Decided At C C Party Today
The decision on whether Ladies Day will continue and for how long will be made by a vote at the final C C party this afternoon chaired by Mrs. W. C. Martin. The committee includes Mrs. I. M. Stoughton and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Thorpe
Floyd Thorpe
L.o.mo
N. J. Vadarvaux
H. L. Wilson
Chester Wright
Earl Yann
E. P. Young
C. E. Zeigler
Dinner Honors Shelby Employes
In Ellwood City Pennsylvania the National Tube company’s order department hosted a four course dinner at Ewing Park. Guests celebrated Miss Mildred McPherson headed for Lucy Webb hospital and A J Jenkins bound for Wales while L S Liggett organized the event with C E Eicholtz B F Goodrich and S Elder assisting. The evening featured autumn flowers photos and musical numbers including Charles Edwin Eicholtz performing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Order Department
National Tube Company
Ewing Park
Mildred McPherson
Lucy Webb Hospital
Washington, D. C
A. J. Jenkins
Wales
L. S. Liggett
C. E. Eicholtz
B. F. Goodrich
S. Elder
Charles Edwin Eicholtz
Ladies Night Observed by Ellwood City Kiwanians
Ellwood City Kiwanians observe Ladies Night at Bald Win Inn dinner tonight. Gene Mediker provides solo selections. Music dancing and card playing continue late. Guests include Mr and Mrs Thomas Jones and Mr and Mrs Edward Jones of Mineral City Ohio, guests of Mr and Mrs C H Butler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Bald-Win-Inn
Gene Mediker
Thomas Jones
Edward Jones
Mineral City, O
C. H. Butler
Wayne Avenue
Mrs. R. C. Steifel Hosts Club Luncheon and Bridge
Mrs. R C Steifel entertained at Ellwood City Country Club with a 1 pm luncheon for 100 guests. Assisting were Mrs. A M Jones, Mrs. W G Thorpe, Miss Margaret Jones, Miss Juliett Offutt, Miss Lucille Fisher, and Miss Virginia Thompson. Prizes went to Esther Jamison, Mrs. W G Thorpe, and Mrs. David Cartwright, with a special guest prize to Mrs Katzenmyer of Ann Arbor. Out of town guests included Mrs A M Jones and daughter Margaret, Mrs Robert Jones, Mrs Roy Butler, Miss Esther Jamison, and Mrs J A Katzenmyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
R. C. Steifel
Ellwood City Country Club
A. M. Jones
W. G. Thorpe
Margaret Jones
Juliett Offutt
Lucille Fisher
Virgina Thompson
Miss Gladys Cole Hosts Corn Roast at Home Grove
Miss Gladys Cole of the Wampum road entertained many friends at a corn roast Wednesday evening in the grove near her home. Informal games and singing were enjoyed around a large camp fire as corn, weiners, and marshmallows were toasted by the young people. Attending were Misses Dorothy Beisecker Fern Belles Margaret Henderson Evelyn Hall Ellwood City Beatrice Herbert Velma Minner Lillian Guy of Wampum Melvin Haines Leslie Guy Ellis Guy James Fox James McCleary and Victor Raberman of Ellwood City Frank Herbert and Claire Houk of Wampum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Gladys Cole
Wampum Road
Dorothy Beisecker
Fern Belles
Margaret Henderson
Evelyn Hall
Beatrice Herbert
Velma Minner
Lillian Guy
Wampum
Melvin Haines
Leslie Guy
Ellis Guy
James Fox
James McCleary
Victor Raberman
Frank Herbert
Claire Houk
Seventeen Girls To Be Entertained Friday By Ladies
Seventeen little girls who sold flags for the Ladies of the G A R on Flag Day will be special guests at a tureen dinner in Ewing Park Friday at 6 o clock. The honored girls include Agnes Wilson Gladys Hemmerlin Beulah Hertzog Clara Mae Brady Ethel Farrel Lavina Thompson Bessie Keller Ethel Fil leman Frances Grey Beryle Boots Lois Gillespie Frances Nye Muriel Nye Mary Wimner Evelyn Neate Nose Friedorf and Kathryn Wilson. Dick Victor camp along Slippery Rock near Hell's Hollow closed yesterday. The Pittsburgh area boys attended with special instructors in nature study and woodcraft. A pageant closed the season, drawing many parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Ewing Park
Agnes Wilson
Gladys Hemmerlin
Beulah Hertzog
Clara Mae Brady
Ethel Farrel
Lavina, Thompson
Bessie Keller
Ethel Filleman
Frances Grey
Beryle Boots
Lois Gillespie
Frances Nye
Dick Victor
Slippery Rock
Hell’s Hollow
Pittsburgh
School Laws Made Clear By W. R. Smith
The 1925 26 term of Ellwood City schools begins Monday August 31 with start times 8 40 a m for junior and senior high and 9 a m for other schools Beginners may join in first two weeks and must show vaccination certificates Attendance is stressed to avoid interruptions The document details school assignments by ward and grade for each building with specific street selections and boundaries W R Ray Smith Superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
First Ward
West End
Sixth Street
Chicken Coop Hill
Division
Franklin, Wayne
Crescent Avenue
Hartman
Fifth
Sixth Streets
Second Ward
Third Ward
Fourth Street
Spring Avenue
Circle Alley
Pittsburgh Circle
Second
Fourth Streets
Eighth Street
Franklin Avenue
Circle Building
Cirrcle Alley
R. R
Division Avenue
Park Avenue
Little Italy
Rosana Street
Hillside
Summit Avenue
Hillside Avenue
W. Ray Smith
No. 4 School Corn Roast Draws Local Crowd
A Perry township No. 4 school house corn roast drew many former teachers and pupils. Pleasant Hill Grange members and families hosted the event with addresses by several speakers and corn and refreshments served to attendees from the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
No. 4
Perry Township
Pleasant Hill Grange
Mrs Connard Evans Moorhead Visit Miss Benford
Mrs J L Connard Mrs D A Evans and Mrs Joseph Moorhead were guests of Miss Mary Benford at her home on Lawrence avenue Wednesday evening. The hours were devoted to games of five hundred. Refreshments were served by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
J. L. Connard
D. A. Evans
Joseph Moorhead
Mary Benford
Lawrence Avenue
Class No. 10 Meets at First Christian Church
Mrs. Roy Blinn of Frisco hosted Class No. 10 of the First Christian church in this city on Tuesday evening. After a brief business meeting an informal evening followed with refreshments served by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. S
Ellwood City
Roy Blinn
Frisco
First Christian Church
Ostess
Parisian Sage Hair Tonic Promises Dandruff Cure
An advertisement claims Parisian Sage stops dandruff and itching, prevents hair loss, and promotes growth and shine. Sold at McKee's Kut Rate Store and all druggists, with a guarantee. Ask for it by name Parisian Sage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKee
Kut
Missionary Meeting Planned by Ellwood City Church Ladies
In Ellwood City Pa on August 27 the Immanuel Reformed church ladies will hold an all day missionary meeting this afternoon. Special business matters will be addressed during the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Ladies of the Immeanuel Reformed Church
Schaffner Family Travel Group Heads Toward Lake Erie
Rev. and Mrs. A. M. Schaffner, Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Cresswell and daughter Abigail, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Adams of Bellaire, Walter Schaffner and Daniel Schaffner of New York City motored to Conneaut Lake and Erie Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
A. M. Schaffner
H. M. Cresswell
Abigail
Guy Adams
Bellaire
Walter Schafffner
Daniel Schaffner
New York City
Conneaut Lake
Erie
Hospital Admission and Birth Notices
Admitted to Ellwood City hospital for surgical treatment. Joseph Laritz of Fourteenth street and Ethel Fox of 421 Line avenue noted. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Leo Hart of Bridge street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Ellwood City Hospital
Joseph Laritz
Fourteenth Street
Ethen Fox
Line Avenue
Leo Hart
Bridge Street
Learn ing to Love at Majestic Theater with Constance Talmadge
Ellwood City notices list theater goers and social visits. Constance Talmadge starred in Learn ing to Love at Majestic Theater. Wurlitzer organlogue Mamie featured. Several local residents, including Harry Hollerman, Raymond Humphrey, Ruth Wilkoff, Nathan Feldman, Myrna Chambers, Bert and Mrs Rupp, and Daniel Schaffner, were noted for visits or travel to Pittsburgh, New York, Detroit, Niagara Falls, and Conneaut Lake, with relatives hosting Sunday and weekend visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Majestic Theater
Constance Talmadge
Mamie
W. G. Hoffman
The
Wurlitzer Adv
Harry Hollerman
Wurtemburg
Pittsburgh
Raymond Humphrey
Spring Avenue
Ruth Wilkoff
Wayne Avenue
Nathan Feldman
Myrna Chambers
Second Street
Hillcrest Tavern
DuBois
Bert Rupp
Bell Avenue
Detroit
Niagara Falls
Burgess Ben G. Swick
Crescent Avenue
New Castle
Daniel Schaffner
New York City
A. M. Schaffner
Schaffner Jr
American Bell Telephone Company
Philadelphia
Carrie Singlaub
Fountain ‘Venue
Rends
Conneaut Lake
Bank vault in Los Angeles largest in world
A Los Angeles bank boasts the world’s largest safe-deposit vault covering 13 500 square feet and offering space for about 75 000 boxes. The facility underscores the bank’s expansive security capacity and long standing status in the city.
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Los Angeles
Rev C N Moore To Speak Here Sunday
Rev C N Moore and Mrs C N Moore of Zelienople visit the city over the weekend. They will stay with Emma and Ethel Moore at 210 Park Avenue and speak at Central Presbyterian church both morning and evening. Also visiting are Mr and Mrs N J Moore and their sons from Sidney Ohio staying with the Missea Moores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. N. Moore
Zelienople
French Tanks Aid In Capture Of Djebel Amsel Post
FEZ Aug 27 French troops with tanks cleared a path and launched a vigorous assault sweeping Branes tribesmen from Djebel Amsel a plateau four thousand feet above sea level Control of this high elevation gives the French a strategic advantage Three French columns were operating against the Branes reaching their objectives Tsoul tribesmen who attacked with bombs and bayonets after heavy fighting and casualties capitulated
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International
Fez
Djebel Amsel
Russia Sees Growing Air Travel Use Across Deruluft Route
Moscow reports indicate rising confidence in air travel as Deruluft airplanes cover 1,000,000 kilometers 626,000 miles on regular Berlin to Moscow service since May 1922. In that period the fleet carried 30,000 passengers and about ten tons of mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Deruluft
Berlin
Joint Nations Plan Further Aerial Attacks in Riff War
Madrid dispatch reports Gen Primo de Rivera stating France and Spain will intensify air power in the Riff war. He cites Ajdir bombardment as retaliation for the Alhucemas Island assault that killed a Spanish commander. He warns casualties will rise as operations continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abd-El-Krim
Primo de Rivera
Ajdir
Alhucemas Island
Jewel bearings in watches ranked by gemstone quality
The best grade watch jewels use sapphires or rubies as bearings, a cheaper garnet grade is common, and ordinary rock crystal represents the lowest grade.
School travel items list with grooming and accessories
A catalog of handy items for students away at school. It includes electric curlers and wavers, stationery, fountain pens, Ever-sharp pencils, brushes and combs, tourist cases, Yodet articles, depilatories, compacts, and bathing caps.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Florence Luman
Ellwood
Jessie Benford
C. C
Shelby
Livingston Sweeper Co
Capitol Theatre
South Mercer Street
OAK Park Memorial Company
Oak Park Cemetery
W. R. Smith
Motor Party
Ellwood Hospital
Hudson-Essex
Hudson Brougham Hudson
Hudson Motor Car Company
Call Bell 2600
State Auto Sales CO
South Mill Street
New Castle, Pa
Central Presbyterian Church
Russia
Riff Air Attack
International News Service
Madrid
McKee’s
Kut Rate Store
North Mill Street
Caldwell
Dare
Father John
H. K. Wampole
Scott's
Pinkham
Ender's Blades
Ees
Gillette
Ieae
Ea Ek Ae
Durham Blades
Baby Supplies
Castoria
Merck
Phillip
Sac Horlick
Mellin
Dryco
Robinson's Barley
Mennen
Lée
Peter Rabbitt
Fae
Dean's
Nature
Beechman's
Hay Bellan
Woodbury's
Howard's
Ingram's
Pond's
Kotex
Mary T. Goldman
Coty
Seeteeanes
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