Friends Entertained At Evans Home In Ellwood City
Mr and Mrs Ralph Evans hosted a Christmas gathering at their Second Street home on Monday evening. Holly pine and red rose decorations complemented a Christmas tree, seven tables of bridge were played, and prizes went to Mrs J M Lawther and Henry Schenk. A late lunch was served by the hostess and Miss Claire Smith with toys given to each guest at the start.
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Ellwood City
Ralph Evans
Second Street
J. M. Lawther
Henry Schenk
Claire Smith
John Dunn
George Pugh
Mlenry Schenk
B. H. Lawther
B. J. Beil
Myron Gelbach
H. S. Gold
Ray Hayes
Charles Ralph
Boyd Zeigler
Helen Zeigler
Mr. Hamilton
Ralph Adams
Thelma Adams
Gertrude Hill
Christina Fisher
Ted Evans
Local People Motor To Cleveland Saturday
In Ellwood City Pennsylvania Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Harper and children with Miss Dorothy Sullivan and Miss Gladys Stevenson motored to Cleveland on Saturday and spent the weekend visiting relatives They called at the Garfield memorial and McKinley birthplace at Niles Ohio Miss Pauline Sullivan accompanied them home.
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Ellwood City
Herbert Harper
Dorothy Sullivan
Gladys Stevenson
Cleveland
Garfield
McKinley
Niles
Pauline Sullivan
Dr Wallace to Speak at Ellwood Church Event
Dr W Charles Wallace president Westminster College will speak at the First United Presbyterian Church Ellwood City on January 4. He will discuss The Ethic of Workmanship. The evening includes the men of the congregation and the Sunday school class entertainment.
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Ellwood City
W. Charles Wallace
Westminster College
New Wilington
Wallace
Injured Men Not Hurt Seriously
All of the men injured in accidents Sunday and Monday and taken to Ellwood City hospital are recovering and to be discharged soon. Charles Dereamer suffered only minor injuries. George and James Bartlett were not seriously hurt when a wall fell on them. Frank Plymp ton in the brick road car wreck will be released shortly.
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Ellwood City
Ellwood City Hospital
Charles Dereamer
George
James Bartlett
Frank Plympton
Funeral services for Mrs Edwards held at Methodist church
Funeral services for Mrs Daisy Edwards were conducted Tuesday afternoon in the Methodist church. Rev Crawford conducted the services with the Isabelle Thoburn Bible class and Pythian Sisters in attendance. Numerous floral offerings reflected the high regard in which she was held.
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Ellwood City
Daisy Edwards
Methodist
Crawford
Isabelle Thoburn
Pythian Sisters
Dinner Party for Salles Fideles Class at First Presbyterian
The Salles Fideles of the First Presbyterian church hosted a six o'clock dinner and Christmas party in the church dining room Tuesday evening. Eighteen guests attended. Guests received hankerchief girl favors. The evening featured games, music, and a gift exchange.
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Ellwood City
Salles Fideles
First Presbyterian Church
Ellwood City Alumni Hoop Team Seeks High School Games
A basketball group of former Ellwood City High School stars seeks to schedule games with high school teams or other lightweight clubs. Contact Andy Biordi, Box 272, or call 117 M between 6 and 7 PM.
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Ellwood City
Andy Biordi
Ellwood City Personal Notices From New Castle Shopping Day
Among New Castle shoppers Tuesday were Mrs. Elmer Johnston Mrs. MacMurdo Mrs. Dave Hamilton Mrs. Bowen Mrs. Myron Gelbach and Mrs. James Patterson of the Ellwood City area.
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Ellwood City
New Castle
Elmer Johnston
MacMurdo
Dave Hamilton
Bowen
Myron Gelbach
James Patterson
Pittsburgh Circle Hosts and Regional Visitors
Community notes list residents and visitors to Pittsburgh including Mrs. L. L. Gerbach Mrs. Ada Fisher J M Barton and others from Fourth street Wayne avenue Fountain avenue Myersville and Beaver Falls. Names include Miss Velma Aiken Miss Nellie Graham and Mr. and Mrs Thomas Wilson with son Thomas, highlighting local social visits.
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Pittsburgh Circle
Pittsburgh
L. L. Gerbach
Ada Fisher
J. M. Barton
Fourth Street
Gary Indiana
A. H. Aiken
Thomas Wilson
Thomas
Beaver Falls
Puliet Offutt
Virginia Thompson
Mary Reed
Wayne Avenue
Seaton Hall
J. H. West
Myersville
Ira West
First Avenue
Ruth Blocher
Fountain Avenue
Boyd Zeigler
Claire Smith
New Castle
Velma Aiken
Anna Garvin
Nellie Graham
Oberlin College
Mrs. E. C. Miller Heads to Collingwood Canada
Mrs. E C Miller superintendent of Ellwood hospital leaves tonight for Collingwood Ontario to visit her aunt Miss Connor for a week. Campers reunion and supper at First Presbyterian church postponed indefinitely.
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Canada
Ellwood City
E. C. Miller
Ellwood Hospital
Collingwood
Ontario
First Presbyterian Church
Ellwood City Hospital Admission Report
Charles A. Dereamer of 207 Blanchard Street New Castle admitted with a gash on the forehead and bruises. Discharged Ada M. Warda man.
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Ellwood City Hospital
Ellwood City, Pa
Charles A. Dereamer
Blanchard Street
New Castle
Ada M. Wardaman
Strange Religion of Indian Tribe in Ysleta Texas
Survivors of an ancient Southwest tribe near Ysleta practice a blend of Pagan rites with formal Roman Catholicism. Missionaries failed to erase the Pagan elements, which persist as a remnant of primitive worship along the Rio Grande.
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Ysleta
Texas
Southwest
Rio Grande
Bracketville
Africa
Lead Kindly Light Inspired On Sea Trip
In 1833 a young Englishman ill with homesickness sailed from Sicily to France aboard an orange boat. A weeklong fog lapped the Bay of Bonifacio as calm seas and a leaden tide tested his spirit and resolve.
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Sicily
France
Bay of
Bonifacio
Lead Kindly Light Inspires Hymn Writing
A young English university student, later Cardinal Newman, conceived the hymn's words in loneliness. In 1865 John B. Dykes, a notable organist and composer, overheard the Strand bustle and created the tune that matched Newman's lines in his study.
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John Henry Newman
Newman
John B. Dykes
Strand
London
Veiled Umbrellas of Mengze A Mark of High Birth
Haughty Mengze women in Yunan province favor a Confucian era umbrella design. The veiled parasol, with a watertight roof and long pole, is a costly badge of birth and luxury, exclusive to Mengze with no known rivals worldwide.
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Mengze
Yunan
China
Confucius
Believed Evil Spirit Lurked In Watch Case
In 1630 at Holme Lacey Herefordshire a reputed sorcerer Mr Allen left a watch in his chamber. Maids heard ticking, feared a devil within, seized the case and hurled it from a window into the moat. The string snagged on an elder sprig, reinforcing the belief.
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Allen
Holme Lacey
Herefordshire
Snakes And Lizards Eaten In Australia
The London Mail notes Australia’s odd dietary habits where dingos and rats are common fare, along with the porcupine and various reptiles. Fossil finds near Lake Timboon show dingo bones with Tasmanian devil remains and an extinct kangaroo species.
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Australia
Europe
Lake Timboon
Victoria
London Mail
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