Noscheste Family Hopes Fade Over Luigi Remains
Eu Us city Pa January 22 More than two weeks have passed since Daigh Noscheste vanished from Timber Wolf camp parents grow more convinced their 74 year old son died in the smoking ruins of a hack area. Police have pulled down the shack of Whip Poor Wills at Park Gate and vow no more shacks in woods or Julhweod borough where boys may meet the Burgess Ben G Swick order.
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Euulwgod City
Daigh Noseheste
Timber Wolf Cang
Beromine
Ark Tute
Permet
Park Gate
Franklin Ave
Juilhweod Borough
Ben G. Swick
Malcolm Wilson Accepts Post at New Castle School
Malcolm Wilson of Wilson stop has accepted a position at Ben Franklin High School in New Castle as a mathematics teacher. He taught at the local high school last year and has been at Pitre this year pursuing a doctor's degree in geology.
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Malcolm Wilson
New Castle
Ellwood
City
Wilson Stop
Ben Wranklin High School
Wilson
Pitre
Margaret Pugh Class Dines and Discusses Charity
Ellwood City Pa January 22 Mrs H W Smith unable to attend sends letter read at the Margaret Pugh Sunday school class dinner and business meeting at First Presbyterian. A family in need was reported and clothing to aid the girls prepared. Treasurer reports Christmas expenditures. Committee members listed. Also note on G A Granan returning from Sanitaria Springs for health treatment. Baracca class to meet tonight at 8 o'clock in Ellwood City.
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Ellwood City
Margaret Pugh
First Presbyterian Church
H. W. Smith
George Pugh
Frank Neuman
J. Reed Carpenter
K. T. Moorhead
G. A. Granan
the Athienople
Sanitaria Springs
N. Y
Baracca
Eluwood City
Baracea
Ellwood City Classified Ads and Rates
Ellwood City Now area merchants offer various items for sale. Ads note a 100 per line rate with a minimum of 80c and cash payment, with contract rules available on request. Readable listings include small bobsled and sleigh for sale by N Woods, Fountain Ave. Also listed are radio and electrical merchandise from Gardner Bros Co and others in Ellwood City.
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Ellwood City
Walter L. Harris
Nowa
N. Woods
Fountain Ave
Eilwood City
Dr Charles Barker speaks in Ellwood City on parental duties
Dr Charles Barker spoke at Ellwood Rotary and addressed Ellwood City High School pupils in Liberty theatre. At 3 pm women and girls over 14 will hear him at the Presbyterian church on A Mother’s Responsibility to her Daughter. At 8 pm he will address men on A Father’s Responsibility to His Son.
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Ellwood City
Charles Barker
Eilwood Rotarian Club
First Presbytim Church
Ellwood City High School
Liberty Theatre
Ellwood
Presbyterian Church
Petty robbers confess in Ellwood City
Ellwood City police arrest six boys after they confess to multiple petty robberies in six days. the suspects led officers to stores on fourth street including z as barber shop shimmering battery shop and bombardo store. two boys still jailed await burgess hearing. the group claims a club meets in an old shack nightly. nearby theatre advertises Barbera Frietchie starring Florence Vidor. local society notes list residents visiting and returning from Concord North Carolina.
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Blewood City
Ellwood City
Franklin Avenue
Titan
Zregars
Shimmers
Bombardo
Pollyanna Club At H. M. Anderson Home
Pollyanna club members in Ellwood City Pa gathered at H M Anderson home on Wednesday afternoon. Officers elected were President Mrs John Strodecker secretary Mrs Charles Cunningham and treasurer Mrs W H Anderson. Afternoon included convoyed quilting followed by refreshments. Special guests Miss Lylia Hazen and Mrs Milton Denison. Members listed include Mrs Louis Kistner Mrs Reid Mrs Henderson Cunningham and others.
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Ellwood City
H. M. Anderson
Glenn Avenue
Pollyanna Club
John Strodecker
Charles Cunningham
WH. M. Anderson
Lyla Mazen
Myron Moon
Hazel Avenue
Lylia Hazen
Milton Denison
Clu
L.ouis Kistner
RR. Reid
Henderson Cunningham
Jola Btrahecker
G. G. Denison
Myrtle Moon
Williams Cola
Frank Potter
J. W. Guy
Hoover
Plays In Methodist Church Friday Eve
Ellwood City Pa January local group finalizes plans for enforcement play at the M I church Friday evening with a cast of thirty. Aunt Jeruska’s Quilting Party performed by Fourth Ward ladies follows. Claire Long portrays Columbia and John Streeter is Uncle Sam in the law and order scene. Exterior air tickets sold for the event.
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Ellwood City
M. i
Jeruska
Ito
Claire Long
Columbia
John Streeter
Sam
Fourth Ward
Georgette Recovers From Grip Attack
Georgette the South American monkey owned by Constable EB, E. Wilson, is recovering from a severe grip attack. The worried owner feared possible appendicitis surgery. No complications have appeared. Georgette enjoys sitting by the stove, and a clothesline hangs in the kitchen for his use.
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Ellwqod City
Georgette
Eb, E. Wilson
Business Meeting At Sarver Home In Ellwood City Pa
Ellwood City Pa hosts monthly meeting at Beatrice Sarver home on Crescent Avenue. Members held a business session and planned tray cloths for a hospital. Social time followed with fancy work and games. refreshments were served by Beatrice Sarver and Mrs M C Sarver.
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Ellwood City
jAnna Wilson
Beatrice Sarver
Crascent Avenue
M. C. Sarver
Surprise Party For Mrs Nagel At Hazel Deltston Home
A surprise party honored Mrs. W J Nagel at her Hazel Deltston home Wednesday evening. Friends and relatives played informal games for hours and followed by an oyster supper served by a ladies committee.
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Ellwood Cipy
W. J. Nagel
Hazel Deltston
Attend District Kiwanis Meeting in Ellwood City Pa
Ellwood City Kiwanis members attend South Western district meeting at McKeesport. State district Gov Moore of DuBois delivers a strong address while local representatives Dr Helling Burgess Ben Swick and L E Springert attend.
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Ellwood City
South Western District
McKeesport
Moore
DuBois
Helling
Bur-gess Ben G. Swick
L. E. Springery
Emu Courting Habits Show Henpecked Male Nesting Drama
An article explains emu breeding in Australia where the female lays eggs in irregular intervals and the male, fully occupied fending off advances, incubates for eight weeks. The male guards the brood for about a year and a half while the female roams, booming across the countryside for new mates.
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Indy
Dee S. Crandall
Hair Net Industry in China Shows Extensive Trade
The hair-net business in China has a long history stemming from German origins. Export patterns shifted with direct Chinese trade, prompting the creation of inspection factories in Chefoo and Tsingtao with up to a thousand workers. Net making remains a cottage industry with hair gathered across villages and routed through middlemen before export.
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China
UC Efao
Germany
United States
Cheefoo
Tyllan
Gomne
Chefoo
Shantung Railway
Neta
Most Dangerous Big Game Elephant, African Not Tamed
Popular Mechanics notes elephants are highly dangerous and rarely tamed. African elephants resist training attempts, display high intelligence and keen smell, and can stampede instantly in tall grasses. The account cites a Gonga training camp and contrasts with Indian circus use.
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Aer
Popular Mechanica
Origin and fate of the Sanhedrin in ancient times
The Sannecrim was the supreme National council of the Jews traditionally tied to Moses or Ezra after the 536 B.C. return from captivity. It had 70 members, presided by the high priest, with administrative and judicial roles. After Jerusalem’s destruction, it endured militarily, then settled at Bucaston before fully becoming extinct in 423 A.D.
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Moses
Ezra
Josenhus
Terelen
John Hrreanye
Rome
Guy
Jerusalem
A. D
Mary
Buakston
Kunsak City Star
Traitors of the Informers Highwaymen in Mississippi
During the early 1900s in northern Mississippi the Informers Highwaymen caused great fear. A $500 reward was offered for their leader’s capture. Two band members betrayed him and killed their chief to claim the money, then took the leader’s head to Navehes for identification. Authorities paid the reward, later rested, tied, and executed the robbers. No heirs claimed the estate, so the $500 reverted to the treasury.
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Reion
Mississippi
Navehes
Commonwealth
Farmyard Quick Theft Joke Ends With Tool Confession
A misread tale reports two masked figures stopping near a farmhouse, picking rosy apples, then joking about the act. The farmer humorously admits taking the intruders tools while they browsed the orchard, framing the scene as a quirky moral about good deeds and walling one’s actions.
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Proprieta
Boston Transcript
Mystery Heart Shape Appears on City Hall Wall
Town police court area draws attention as a heart shaped anomaly forms in plaster near the entrance. Reported by Sgt Nelson the darkened figure resembles a dagger and is linked to local murder lore from twenty six years ago, prompting wide viewing and speculation.
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John Blevins
Guy Tresanrer
Treaswer Blevins
T. Nelson
Pierre
Jan
Nelson
Idom Blevins
New Class For Thin Ladies To Start Next Month
A local notice announces a new class for thin ladies beginning next month. The fragmentary text mentions scheduling around a Thursday and references a garbled report, but the core fact is the upcoming class start date.
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