Missionary Play Shown To Large Congregation
BLELWOOT CETY Pan dan Pt Menders of the missionary so sire in the Slinpery Hock Presby eriam church resented a delight tu May entitled "Tired of Mis sions" Sunday morning. The pageant featured Guild girls led by Miss Wehr with Miss Lucy Jahay Miss Eleanor Wilson and others acting as Hindu Japanese and Chinese figures in the drama to show the needs of foreign missions and the call for ongoing support.
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Blelwoot Cety
Pan
Dan Pt Menders
Slinpery Hock Presbyeriam
Pauliol
Wehr
Lucy Jahay
Eleanor Wilson
Kathleen Johns
Ellen
John MM. Viouk
India
Gladys. Houk
Jean Johns
Ethel Houk
Culu Newton
Willam Travis
Leonard
Sarah Magee
China
Meg. Paul Elliott
Margaret Johng
Siam
Church Night Assured Success In Baptist Church
Ellwood City January 19 increased attendance at the first five Church night services at First Baptist Church already assures success. Two regular meetings this week follow a short prayer service led by Rev C W Macgeorge. Women’s Missionary session at 30 includes devotional by Mrs W R Welton on Our nearest neighbors. Messrs Shaffer Kleindenst Johnston lead the program. music by Mrs Garwig. Young People’s work discussion to follow the B P W meeting at 8:30 with open discussion on church youth work.
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Ellwood City
First Baptist
Jug
C. W. Macgeorge
W. R. Welton
Miles Shaffer
Frank Kleindenst
S. D. Johnston
A. E. Garwig
Py U
Hiking Club Plans Special Feature in Ellwoor City
Slhycod City Hiking Club members will depart from First Presbyterian Church Saturday for a hike with a postponed event due to weather. Following the trek, the group will share a picnic lunch in the church basement, reflecting a planned church outing activity.
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Ellwoor City
Slhycod City Hiking Club
First Presbyterian Chirch
Uber
Ellwood City Classified Ads and Local Merchants
Classified column notes ads from Ellwood City merchants and residents. Ads must be cash only with 10 cent per line rates and a 30 cent minimum, and requests for reduced rates are noted. The page mentions miscellaneous items for sale including radios and electrical merchandise from local dealers.
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Elwood City
Wailer Lo Harris
Ellwood City
Interesting Meetings At Presbyterian Church Wednesday
Ellwood City January 19. The First Presbyterian Church plans a special Wednesday program for young ladies and the Margaret Pugh Sunday school class with a turkey dinner at 5 oclock. An illustrated lecture on Elements of prayer will be given. The Young People’s choir meets at 7:00, prayer meeting at 7:45, and the Young Women’s Missionary society reports a balance of $215.
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Ellwood City
First Presbyterian Church
Margaret Pugh
H. W. Smith
Young People's
Young Women's Missionary Society
Dr Charles E Barker to Speak in Ellwood City
Dr Charles E Barker will address Ellwood audiences on Thursday January 22. He will speak to Higa ae students at 11 in Liberty theater, then at 3 pm to a women’s mass meeting at First Presbyterian Church, and at 8 pm to men at the same church. Rotary sponsors, no admission, lectures nationally endorsed. Girls fourteen and over may attend women’s meeting. boys of game age may attend men’s meeting.
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Ellwood City
Charles E. Barker
Ellwood
Higa Ae
Liberty Theater
Hea
First Presbyterian
Manager Arrests Players In Soccer Team Shakeup
ELLWOOD CITY Pa Jan 19 Harold Evans manager of the Shelby Soccer team went to Grove city and secured warrants for the arrest of Thomas Little and F Brown of that city from Squire Irwin. He says after the January 10 game Shel by won he was attacked by two players of the Glencoe Thistle gatcer team and lost several teeth.
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Ellwood City
Harold Evans
Shelby
Grove City
Thomas Little
F. Brown
Squire Irwin
Glencoe Thistle Gatcer
Jessie Majors Dies After Brief Illness
Jeassie ten-month-old daughter of Mr and Mrs Abner Majors of Wayne township died at the parents home Saturday night Funeral services were held this afternoon at the residence Interment was made in Locust Grove cemetery.
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Ellwood City
Jeassie
Abner Majors
Wayne Township
Locust Grove Cemetery
Evelyn
Thomas Miller
First Avenue
Four Burnstown Boys Nabbed for Subway Canteen Theft
Four boys aged 10 to 13 from Burnstown broke into a Subway Canteen Sunday evening, smashing the front door and grabbing chewing tobacco candy and cigarettes. Officers arrested three at the scene. the fourth was located with a sled and loot nearby. They spent the night in jail and appeared before the burgess, who lectured and discharged them, promising to reform.
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Ellwood City
Regently
Burnstown
Bean Wilson
MD Clark
E. E. Wilson
Freman Frischkorn
Loral Dodson
Fifth Street
Shelby Girls Meet New Castle Six On Home Floor
Shelby Girls basketball opens season by hosting the fast Castle Six of New Castle on their home floor. Shelby has practiced daily and retained three players from last year. A fast preliminary is set for 7 o clock. Ellwood City peers meet New Castle in the night’s schedule and the locals seek revenge after a prior defeat.
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Shelby
New Castle
Ellwood City
Fast Castle
Jain
Rotary Scout
Ellwood
Rotary
Homewood Junction Man Killed In Crash With Street Car
Beaver Falls Pa Jan 19 Frank Trill 47 of Homewood Junction was fatally injured and his son Raymond 16 suffered facial and head lacerations when their car crashed head on into a street car on Eighth Street. They were en route to Pittsburgh and attempted to pass a street car, turning left into an oncoming street car.
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Uncernacanml
Servicer
Beaver Falls
Frank Trill
Homewood Junction
Raymond
Eighth Street
Pittsburgh
Revolt Within Coolidge Camp Over Paris Pact
President Coolidge faces a defined revolt in administration ranks over the Kellogg Paris reparations pact. Critics include Senator Borah and Col. George Harvey who denounce the Kellogg Churchill agreement as conflicting with U S traditions and call for restraint in Europe. Harvey, a White House guest, attacks the pact in a signed editorial.
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George KR. Holmes
International News Service
Washingtons
Coollidge
Paris
Frank B. Kellogg
United States
Germany
Coolidge
William E. Borah
Idaho
Foreign Relations Committee
George Harvey
Great Britain
Europe
Col. Harvey
White House
Jim Driscoll At Home In Wales With Pneumonia
Cardiff report notes Jim Driscoll one of boxing’s great featherweights is critically ill with pneumonia. The renowned European star, who had crowned success in America and Europe, fights for his life as doctors express grave concern over the outcome. He previously defeated top rivals including Abe Attell in past years.
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International News
Cardiff
Wylse
Jim Driscoll
Driscoll
Europe
America
Abe Attel
Scout Leaders Meet Tonight
The Boy Scout Leaders of New Castle will hold a regular meeting this evening at 7 o clock in North Street Junior High School. Mr Calaban urges a large turnout. Plans include a mide preset for Scout anniversary week and the upcoming court of honor. Inter-rally will be taken up at the meeting.
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Ellwood City
Scout Leaders
Ilwood City
Calahan
Ellwood
Boy Scout Leaders of
New Castle
North Street
Calaban
Flangara
Talen
Girl Takes Poison In Philadelphia
Ruth Klahr of New York City died by her own action in an Arch Penn hotel room in Philadelphia. Authorities sought motive as relatives remained reticent. Also notes Doremus Club event at First Baptist Ellwood City and local personals on January 23 and hospital discharges.
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H. F. Hernolds
Sixth Street
Youngstown
Ohio
Harry Fislen
Pittsburgh Circle
New Brighton
Sun-ayck Shuler
Lawrence Avenue
St. Frances Hospital
Pitt
International News Service
Philadelphia
Ruth Klahr
Bathgate Avenue
New York City
Mise. Klahr
Palica
Arch Psirnet
New York
Doremus Club
Ellwood City
iDoremus Club
The
First Baptist Church
Lee Sekulski
Line Avenue
Arrest Eight For Breaking Traffic Rules On Sunday
Eight people were arrested Sunday for parking violations and traffic rule breaches. One man was jailed on suspicion of intoxication but later discharged. Two violators pleaded guilty to drunkenness with suspended sentences. Tony Rouzzo, a Seventh Ward youth, was arrested by Officer Tyrrell and sent to Juvenile Court.
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Porsong
Audiviones
Tony Rouzzo
Seventh Ward
William Tyrrell
Hoe
M. J. Young
Subpoenas Awarded In Divorce Cases And Other Motions
Subpoenas in divorce were granted by Judge Mmery this morning in the cases of Burl Williams v Williams and Marela Carlon v Carlon upon petition of Attorney Harvey KH Martin. A motion to strike judgment was made by Hingus and Cauldwell in United States Fidelity and Guarantee Co. v Martman. A motion for judgment for want of sufficient affidavit of defense was made in Empire Dream Separator Co. v Roan Smith by Gibson and Caldwall.
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Pluries
Mmery
Burl Williams
Jonnie Wiliams
Marela Carlon
Isinest Carlon
Harvey KH. Martin
Hingus and Cauldwell
United States Fidelity and Guarantee Company
H. T Martman
Snyder Act violator is sent to alderman
Dominicue Ginceamo was arrested early Saturday when a still and liquor were found. He was turned over Saturday evening to Alderman H. P. Green for violating the Snyder Act, per county detective Mal Duyulup.
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Snyder Act
Alderman
Dominicue Ginceamo
H. P. Green
Mal Duyulup
American Policy and Independence in World Affairs
Senator Mos McCoveik of Tinels argues U S policy is not isolationist but independent and collaborative. He cites history of resisting European colonialism, expelling Spain, and protecting Caribbean nations while respecting American independence and public opinion.
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Uniteo States
Senoyar Mos
ISG
Rone
USA
Punerak
Seonett
Asia
Europe
Holy Two
Amerigas
United States
Senate
Berlin
Virnesols
Hague
Spain
Antilles
Americas
Hayti
Dominican Republic
Polistes
Cubs
Caribbean
Scout Examining Board To Meet In Newcastle District
The New Castle District Boy Scout Examining Board will meet Wednesday February 11 at N Street Junior High to review tests. On February 12 evening first class examinations occur at the same building and on Friday Merit Badge tests are held. Scouts should complete all tests and have signatures prior to appearance before the board.
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New Castle
Tstrict Boy Scout Examining Board
N ‘Street
Axamners
Eirda
Trotton
Tvat
City Tax Deeds Acknowledged By Treasurer Ramsey
City Treasurer Im M. Ramsey acknowledged deeds for properties sold for city taxes in open court. Some lots were bought by the City of New Castle or transferred to other parties. Owners have two years to pay taxes and redeem. failure allows buyers to keep properties. Names listed include D T Andrews and J J Blackier among others. Taxes totaled 246 pounds. You must stay on your tees to keep others off of them.
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Im M. Ramsey
City of
New Castle
D.T. Andrews
Cherryhurst LL Co
Samuel V. Custer
California Lemons Make Hair Clean and Shiny
An old advertisement promotes rinsing hair with California lemon juice to remove soap curd and achieve a sweeter, cleaner feel. It claims lemons cut residue that shampoo leaves and urges readers to keep a dozen lemons handy for home use year round.
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