Eastern Terminal Lumber Company Formed in Pacific Northwest
An excerpt from the Daily Journal of Commerce reports the formation of the Eastern Terminal Lumber Company with 500000 capitalization. Grays Harbor mills gain Atlantic coast access via a 15 year Wilmington Delaware terminal contract and storage facilities. Directors include W H Abel and T L Haines with Ellwood City figures in eastern management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Daily Journal of Commerce
Portland
Oregon
Montesano
Washington
Eastern Terminal Lumber Company
W. H. Abel
Wilmington
Delaware
Atlantic
Grays Harbor Lumber
Schafer Brothers Lumber & Door Company
Gray Harbor Lumber Company
Hoquiam
Anderson & Middleton
Bay City Lumber Companies
Aberdeen
Clarence PD. Blagen
Grays Harbor
Penn
Fred Ludwig
Reading
Twin Harbor Lumfer Company
Abel
Grays Harbor Mills
Weyerhaeuser Timber Company
Board of Commissioners of
Port of Wilmington
Fortnight Club Hosts Christmas Party in Elwood City
Mrs. Harry Harris of Wayne Avenue entertained Fortnight club members at her home on Monday evening. Christmas gifts were exchanged and a miniature tree centered the table. Bridge and Kensington provided entertainment before a seasonable lunch.
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Ellwood City
Harry Harris
Wayne Avenue
Bridge
Kensington
Bridge Club
Harry Parthmore
Wayna Avenue
Social gathering records note assisting Miss Martha Nelson
The attendees listed include Mes dames Howard Jones, Clifford Jones, J. S. Bowater, Carl Zeigler, Ralph Conner, Myron Gelbach, J. J. Dunn, Ed French, Alvin Thomas of Gary Indiana, and the hostess, with Martha Nelson assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Nelson
Mesdames Howard Jones
Clifford Jones
J. S. Bowater
Carl Zeigler
Ralph Conner
Myron Gelbach
J. J. Dunn
Ed French
Alvin Thomas
Gary, Ind
Week-Day Religion School Committee Hears Of Work
The Week-day religion in the schools committee met at the U P church Monday evening. Teacher Mrs Barnhart reported 864 students enrolled to date. The committee voted to meet on the last Monday of each month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
U. P. Church
Barnhart
M C B Club Christmas Party in Ellwood City
Members of the M C B Club enjoyed their annual Christmas party and gift exchange at the home of Mrs G Moyer on Fountain avenue. The event featured a 6 36 dinner followed by card games with listed members and the next meeting planned for Miss Eleanor Ingham's home.
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Ellwood City
M. C. B. Club
Eleanor Ingham
Second Street
Local Residents Visit Friends and Travel Weekend
Ace was a visitor in Butler Saturday. Claude Herwick of Philadelphia, formerly of this city, visited his mother Mrs. A. B. Norton on Wayne avenue Sunday. Lewis Guy of Wampum spent the weekend with his uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. C. I. Hennon on Fifth street. The Misses Agnes and Etta King with Mrs. S. King and Russell King of Wampum motored to Ellwood Saturday. Anne and Mildred Huffman of Koppel visited Mrs. Frank Huffman of Haig Saturday. Ethel McLaughlin of Wood street, ill with scarlet fever, is reported improving. Mrs. Thomas Carothers of Haig street spent Saturday in New Castle. Mrs. Ida Marks of Second street spent the day in Pittsburgh. Mrs. J. J. Dunn, Mrs. Carl Zeigler and Mrs. Myron Gelbach shopped in Pittsburgh Monday.
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Ace
Butler Saturay
Claude Herwick
Philadelphia
A. B. Norton
Wayne Avenue
Lewis Guy
Wampum
C. I Hennon
Fifth Street
Agnes
Etta King
S. King
Russell King
Ellwood
Anne
Mildred Huffman
Koppel
Frank Huffman
Haig Street
Ethel McLaughlin
Wood Street
Thomas Carothers
New Castle
Five youths motor to Akron for visit and theater
Five young men Harold Kaplan George Bregar Edward Butler Paul Renner and Frank McKim drove to Akron Ohio to visit friends and attend a theater show.
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Akron
Ellwood City
Harold Kaplan
George Bregar
Edward Butler
Paul Renner
Frank McKim
Friendship Circle Class gathers at Reynolds home
The Friendship Circle Class of the Methodist church met Monday evening at Margaret Reynolds's Sixth Street home. Fifteen members attended the business meeting followed by a social time.
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Friendship Circle
Ellwood City
The
Methodist Church
Margaret Reynolds
Sixth Street
Birth Announcement for Klifen Dienst Family
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Alvey Klifen Dienst of New Castle Road. Miss Mary Bowser has been discharged from the hospital.
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Ellwood City
Alvey Klifendienst
New Castle Road
Mary Bowser
Annual Fish Fry by Pythian Sisters
Pythian Sisters hold their annual fish fry Friday December 18 from 5 to 9 p m at Pythian hall on Fourth street. Proceeds support sisterhood and community service activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Pythian Sisters
Pythian Hall
Fourth Street
Meeting Change Shifts C E Social to Thursday
The Intermediate C E social at the U P church is rescheduled from Friday evening to Thursday night. The change affects all attendees and the church program.
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C. E
Ellwood City
U. P
Live Wire at Majestic Theater in Ellwood City
Where shall I go tonight Majestic Theater shows The Live Wire with Johnny Hines. In Chicago the last 40 women tried for killing husbands yielded nine convictions and no executions.
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Ellwood City
P. Joc
Majestic Theater
the Live Wire
Johnny Hines
Chicago
Ellwood City Personal Visit Includes Several Guests
New Castle visitors arrived Saturday with Helen Zeigler Edith Brown and several other women including Mrs Al Hoover Mrs Harold Seidel Mrs H E King Mrs Frank Huffman Mrs Clarence Stapf and Mrs R L Perkins. Pearl Shaner of Glennave is also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
New Castle
Helen Zeigler
Edith Brown
al Hoover
Harold Seidel
H. E. King
Frank Huffman
Clarence Stapf
R. L. Perkins
Pearl Shaner
Glennave
Ellwood High Teams Begin Basketball Practice Season
Ellwood High opens practice for boys and girls with 18 boys at first session. Coaches expect the boys to field their strongest team and girls to surpass last year’s record. Contenders include F Johnston Fitzgerald Hennon Clyde Reilley for forward, Marsh Aiken Lesser for center, Johnston Applebaum MacMurdo and Parker for guards.
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Ellwood City
Ambridge
F. Johnston
Fitzgerald
Hennon
Clyde
Reilley
Bill Marsh
Aiken
Lesser
Positon
Don Johnston
Applebaum
Tom MacMurdo
Ross Parker
Local Man Hurt In Coal Mine Explosion
Mr. Morgan Guy of Lisbon, father of Mrs. Win grove and Mr. James Guy, was badly burned in a coal mine explosion. He entered the mine and suffered serious injuries including the loss of a finger and a severely burned face, leaving him in a grave condition. Relatives from Fifth street were summoned to Lisbon.
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Ellwood City
J. F. Wingrove
James Guy
Fifth Street
Lisbon
Ohio
Wingrove
Guy
Morgan Guy
Judge Emery to Speak at Chamber Dinner
Members of the Chamber of Commerce gather at the Presbyterian church this evening for the regular business meeting and supper at 6 15. Judge Emery will be the speaker.
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Ellwood City
Chamber of Commerce
Presbyterian Church
Emery
Greeting Card Selections Offer Wide Range of Sentiments
Over a thousand cards in varied colors and envelopes are showcased for every relation recipient. Includes humorous men cards, neighbor and friend cards, teachers and pastors, and sweetheart cards. Buzza Box sets offer 12 different cards at 29 cents, plus assorted Davis and other assortments from 1 to 2 dollars per box.
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Davis
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William Jennings Bryan
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Ellwood City News CO
M.C.B. Club
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Hope Dale
Hope Dale School
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Ellwood High
Para Motor & Implement Co
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Mahoningtown
Whiting Paper Co
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