Hear Testimony In Contest Over Ellwood Election
Ellwood City court heard testimony in a contest over the Fourth ward election. Ballots remained in an unopened box as witnesses described tampering fears and ward election procedures.
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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1925
Page
16
Ellwood City court heard testimony in a contest over the Fourth ward election. Ballots remained in an unopened box as witnesses described tampering fears and ward election procedures.
An advertisement promotes Ocean-O mineral water as a cure for psoriasis eczema and other skin eruptions claiming it nourishes the blood and body. It urges daily use with a drinking dose and promises a money back guarantee if no improvement despite lengthy battles with skin conditions.
Rev. Chas Bell speaks at Ellwood City Pa as Samuel Wilkinson leads the corner stone ceremony for the new Lincoln High School. A list of items placed in the stone includes local journals a Bible team photo and a Tom MacMurdo portrait. The program features prayers scripture songs and a school chorus.
Ellwood City churches begin preparations for Christmas events. Some will stage the usual Sunday school entertainments while others plan elaborate cantatas and programs. A white gift service and Christmas treats are also being scheduled.
Ellwood City residents filled the New Castle courtroom as witnesses and spectators in the Swick election contest. The lengthy case, packed with arguments and technical points from both sides, continued into the morning, drawing many locals to the proceedings.
Local theatregoers learn Mrs Thelma Powell Schenck has been chosen to portray Princess Bonnie in the famous opera Bonnie to be staged at the Shelby Auditorium on December 2 and 9. Bill Metlincey will perform as Rey Sterling with additional cast to be announced.
Ellwood High’s football team tightens for a December 1 clash with Freeport Illinois. A full first unit practiced in good condition with Ross Parker set to return from a shoulder injury. The squad will train in Ellwood City through Thursday then move to Pittsburgh for a bowl workout. A brief chapel was held to relay game details amid travel plans and a special train scheduled for Friday.
Mrs ser and Mrs Kerler reside on Franklin Avenue while Mrs Scheidemantel lives on Summit Avenue. Former pastor at Camp Run church, Mr Crawford and family visit Coraopolis for the winter. First Baptist Fathers and Sons banquet planned at Illwood City church Thursday night. Hospital note mentions Mrs Cogetti Janette admitted to Huwaoil City Hospital. Theater preview lists New Brooms at Majestic Theater in Bluwgod City.
International News Service reports a large fire in Lake Charles La damaging the telephone exchange and the principal theatre and office building in the business district. Communications were crippled and details were scarce as reports came in from Port Arthur Texas delaying information.
The Presbyterian Church ladies group held their meeting at Mrs. F R Weisz home with 17 members and five visitors. Two quilts were finished and several care packages packed. A noon dinner was served by organizers and helpers. Devotionals and papers were read by members including Mrs G A Boyd and Miss Hattie Stickle.
Ellwood City reports Beaver Falls lodge hosted Orange Lodge No. 163 with second degree initiation. Members named include Lottie Fye Rebecca Pitterson Clyde Beeman Pearl Brown and others. Also Fortnight Club held a Christmas plan gathering with bridge and guest Myron Gelbach. funeral services for Cyrus Ruby announced. church class dinner planned. Rev Scott gave a sermon and visits noted.
Mrs Knox Gilkey and Mr Frank Gilkey hosted Thanksgiving dinner in New Galilee. Attendees included Mrs Allen Noggle and family, Mr Dale Noggle of Wampum, Mr Patterson of New Wilmington, Jay Pry of Chewton, Begsia Noggle of New Brighton, Mrs Fred Jurket, Mrs Oscar Jurkat of Pittsburgh, and Mrs Rey Jurkat of Gedarville. Mary Lyons also attended.
Harrison and family hosted relatives on Thanksgiving. Numerous visitations include Mr. and Mrs. Flowers with family in Enon Valley, Colin Cornwall with Margaret Longhorn, Rev. McChesney in Cedarville Ohio with Mary Harrison, and many others from Canton Greenville Beaver Falls New Castle Darlington and New Brighton. The Presbyterian Ladies Aid Bazaar and a King's Daughters fair booth are planned for December 4 with a family work booth.
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