Ellwood City Favored Today In Intersectional Gridiron Brawl
Ellwood City high school meets Freeport in a rain soaked Pitt Bowl clash for the championship elevens. MacMurdo, a plunging back, and Freeport’s star quarterback Greel headline the duel, with weight advantage favoring Ellwood City. Rains may affect open field play as Pitt Stadium hosts the contest.
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Jupiter Thuy
Ellwood
Mreeport High School
Muchis Field
Twlinais Tean
Pitt Bowl
Vin Chennal
Pridar Aud
Pitt Stadium
Ruthe
Reaper
N Enrante
Pittsburgh
Leiner
Wilties
Carnegie Tech
Preepart
Cgassle High School
Enwead City
Illustrated Sunday Evening Lecture At Shipnery Eck Church
Ellwood City residents are invited to Sunday evening services as an illustrated lecture begins at o'clock at the Shipnery Eck church. The topic is the New India on their Everybodys. Hospital notes mention admissions, births, and discharges including Mrs. Josephine T. and a daughter born to Frank Jeannette of Center Avenue, with Vergat and Hazel Theil discharged.
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Ellwood City
Shipneryeck
Ellwood
Josephine T
Frank Jeannette
Center Avenue
Vergat
Hazel Theil
T Hospital
Pluwood City
Ford
Anderson
Lindblote
Tata
Sens
Ely
Phillges
Bammaons
Shelby Christmas For Children Arranged At Community Center
Shelby plans a Christmas for children with a 4.00 start time featuring a program, Christmas tree, music, and treats. Volunteers and workers from HI ALWOOTY CO will host the event, offering candy, peanuts, and fruit to local kids in the Bilwood area.
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Samuel Chil
Tie Shalby
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Devonbher Po
Pravistad Hong Mide
Pack Baskets For Veterans And Widows
Local committee plans basket packing for veterans and widows, with volunteers named including Mrs WW Jung and Jire, to prepare and deliver baskets to those in need in the Pittsburgh circle area on Thursday evening.
Monthly Meeting Of Happy Hour Class In Belewoot
A local monthly meeting of the Happy Hour Class is described with social details. Attendees include Mrs War Lee and others hosting at Fourth Street. The column notes card games, dress code, and neighboring events across town.
Sunday Night Memorial Services Held at Liberty Chapel
Fragmented notice details a memorial event with names including Sam Lewis and Wy Campbell. It references opening verses, ritual services, officers, and a petition. The text lists attendees and calls for a gathering at Liberty Church with ritual proceedings and a council-like assembly.
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Toupee
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VU Ieee
Sam Lewis
Wy W. Campbell
Campbell
Barrer
Country Club Dance Is Hage Success
Country Club attendees from seven counties enjoyed a Pegular Conner dance Friday night in a pink and white hall. Earlier, the Camatis Club directors held a business meeting with committee reports. three new directors were elected for five years. F. F. Moore, J. Wo of Mfnth, and L. ly Gelbach named. Plans discussed for a new club house in spring.
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Mfnth
L. Ly Gelbach
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Alma Lodge Elects Officers At Meeting
The Bleawood Clehs held a meeting electing officers for the Alma Lodge program. Officers named include post chief Filla Morrison, captain Merile Stuuer, protector Mrs. Bimma Dylan, president Mrs. Hazel Snyder, and president Mrs. Ive Wehrman among others. A Scientific American reference and various society items accompany the report.
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Bleawood Clpy
Temple
Soa
Footie Pythian
Evaning
Vegetateit
Orbief
Novoeriday Prveden
B. A. Steve
Bimma Dlyan
Axel Wet
Mian
Andous Welly
Filla Morrison
Merile Stuuer
Bree Elvis
Hazel Snyderler
Mirek
Ive Wehrman
Ma Liftvar
Important Meetings Monday Evening Church Grand Officers
The Young Petite's connail will meet in the bye. Presbyterian Church Sunday evening at 7630. At high there will be a meeting of the grand officers the weme pldre.
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Weme Pldre
Sermon Draws Record Crowd in Vooehurch Friday Night
In Wood County Pa a large attendance filled the church for the final sermon by Scott with the subject They Shall See Win Pace. The service closed an eventful week and the audience listened intently as the speaker outlined hopeful outlooks and faith.
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Wood
Five Directors Are Selected At Slelwoot City
Five directors were chosen by the Chamber of Commerce for the coming term. J. A. Gelbark, W. R. Dean, A. Adams, J. A. Clark, and J. C. Dunn received the highest votes. Terms start January 1.
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Slelwoot City
Pa. Dee
Directure
Chamber of Commearre
Dave
Chamber of Cammarred
J. A. Gelbark
W.o1
Dean
Co A. Adams
A. Glark
J. ¢. Dunn
Moravia Social Notes Include Visits and Illness
Moravia residents report travels to Wheeling West Virginia and visits with New Castle friends. Mrs G Bright and Mrs Hogue returned from a motor trip. several households, including the Vaneman and Menderson families, hosted guests. Mrs A Shagye is ill. Mrs Hogie plans a Florida departure. Wheeler and Myers households are mentioned with callers and luncheon.
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George Bright
Ry Hogue
Mirs
C. Y. Menderson
McKee
New Castle
Mra
Vaneman
Tonk
Ates
Adin Yoho
New Castile
Porrest Powell
Kart Showls
Ailenar Shagye
Allen
Alre
Wit
Vaneman Ang
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Sehellomantia
Glenn Hogue
Frank Myers
Y. Tenderson
Miail
Meu Hogie
Mwing Hark
Florida
Local Church Report Highlights Community Helpers
The article notes Mrs Verda Hogue Mrs Vaneman and Georgn Br assisted the household staff. Teewout Swope and their daughter Tage with Mrs Whalen of Creenshir attend the evening service on December 7 at a Baptist church. Wallis Munk was a New Castle caller Thursday. Hengdersong and Conrad 1g Harry Whitemat traveled to Almona for a hunting trip.
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Vaneman
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Swope
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Ellwood to Face Illinois Champion in Freeport Clash
Rain today favors Ellwood as Pennsylvania high school champion meets Illinois titleholder in Freeport. Crowd watchers note players around 150 pounds average, while coaches adjust lineups and practice plans amid uncertain weather. Church notes and local readings punctuate the day with services in several congregations.
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Delegation Leaves For Game In Large Effort
A chaotic OCR fragment outlines a delegation heading to a game with references to personnel and equipment. The text is garbled but suggests a coordinated effort, travel by air or train, and preparation among multiple individuals and brands. No clear outcomes or dates emerge.
Date Change For Fastball Banquet Delayed
A local notice reports the fastball banquet date has been moved. The article notes broader themes of risk and sacrifice, referencing a public figure and the impact on a family, with mentions of local coverage from the Des Moines Evening Tribune.
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Bollar Dry Cleaners
Lawrence County
Iilwood City
Tnswood City
Freeport
Macmurdo and Qreel Center OF
Wright’s
Plete Nesort
Istimas
Wright's Market
Shelby Christmas
Belewoot
Clisa
R.T. Meehan
Smiley
Westing Uv
Doreiees
Suller
Pupine Dereiaus
Elib Wilh
War Lee
Fourth Steaet
Scott of Connells
Mare
Teds
Bivenech Freeport
Pitt
Martie Min
Summbave
Berita Parith
Spring Avenue
Quinnes
T. Bing
Teta
Perkins
A. Cavin
Mery Ciamanive
Les Wiley
Amd
Cles
Blilwood Lodge
Park Avene
New York
Leonard M.thomas
Joshua S. Cosden
Lasyd Wright
Buffalo
Clehs
Alma Lodge
Marjorie Mardes
Selentite Americam
Sumatra
Kay Connet
SMG
Irments Fiscavar
Iren
Heine and
Tavertian
Qecean
Trueram
Kerr
Ante
Mmey
Tig Beer
Lawrenes Flinner
Lucile Figher
Small Bear
Aaron Gaplan
Carieriive Grarha
AWAD
Chamber of Commerce
Moravia
Par Stadium
Uy Barts Morting
Balwood
U.P. Ehures
Tapic
U.P
Elia Ogd Cuppy
Volat
Danier
Aining
Bliawood
Eluwoot Ceey
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Sins Woon Crawford
Dan Elaavoon
Bas
Dee
Jos Chuoreh Gehugl
Aeshim
Il O'Gloek
Sela
Edward Markasek
Calvino Rays
D. D
M. Toples
Thomas Moorhead
Mary
Elbear
Ehamatforsh
Moines Evening Tribune
Ostate
Grover
Preste Sanne Posey
Bailar
Our
100 Club
Universal Sales Co
Crow Avenue
Gell Chyiert
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