Missionary McClelland to Represent Ellwood Church
Rev H H McClelland sails August 10 as a Sudan missionary commissioned by the Ellwood Clay United Presbyterian church. A recent ordination in Olathe Kansas followed Sterling College and Princeton Seminary training with further study at the University of Pittsburgh. He visits Ellwood City next Sunday to lead morning and evening services and speak at the Union Christian Endeavor meeting at 7 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Harry H. McClelland
Sudan
Bible School
Ellwood Clay United Presbyterian Church
McClelland
U. P. Church
Olathe
Kansas
Bi Home Hoix
Sterling College
Princeton Seminary
University of Pitsburgh
Chrlattan Endeavor Soecieties
To Camp For Week At Conneaut Lake ELLWOOD CITY
A group of local youths left Saturday for Conneaut Lake to occupy two cottages for a week. Mrs J C Grantley will act as chaperon. The party includes Miss Pearl Bogge in training at Presbyterian Hospital of Pittsburgh Miss Eleanor Humphrey Miss Sarah Aiken and Miss Gladys Grantley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Conneaut Lake
J. Cc. Grantley
Uejor
Pearl Bogge
Presbyterian Hospital of Pittsburgh
Eleanor Humphrey
Sarah Aiken
Gladys Grantley
Local Girl Is Operated On In Ellwood City
Ruth Sedoris daughter of Mr and Mrs R F Sedoris of Knox is operated on Saturday for appendicitis The operation was successful and performed in the afternoon In Ellwood City Pa July 20 Also church groups plan an annual picnic at Ewing Fae Wednesday and a missionary meeting at the First Presbyterian church July 8 at 7 45 p m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Mias
Ruth Sedoris
R. F. Sedoris
Knox Stop
UGP
The
Bible School
U. P. Church
Ewing Fae
Everning
Hoon Returns From Camp At Milburn With Sunfish Spoils
Sanitary Policeman Lewis Hoon resumes Health Department duties after two weeks away on annual vacation. He and his wife and children Edwin Loretta and Myron camped at Milburn near Leesburg on the Neshawvock enjoying a two week fishing spree that yielded sixty five sunfish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Hoon
Health Department
No More Piles Dr Leonhardt Hem-Roid Remedy
Thousands bless Dr. Leonhardt the physician who discovered a non surgical remedy for piles. The internal treatment claims to remove the cause, promising results with Hem-Roid sold by McKee’s Eckerd’s Drug Stores and all druggists with a money back guarantee.
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Leonhardt
Leonerhardt
McKee’s
Eckerd
Biores
Dr. Leonhart
Leave Today For Camping Trip
Rev and Mrs Paul Elliott of the Slippery Rock church with their children Samuel George and Dorothy left this morning for a camping trip on Lake Erie. Dr S M Taylor professor at Goucher College father of Mrs Elliott will join them at the Lake for vacation. They plan to return Friday or Saturday of next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Paul Elliott
Slippery Rock Church
Samuel
George
Dorothy
Lake Erie
5. M. Taylor
Goucher College
Elliott
Happy Hour Class Plan Meeting Ellwood City
Ellwood City Pa July 70 Members of the Happy Hour class of the Slippery Rock Presbyterian church will meet at the home of Mrs Clyde Cunningham Thursday evening. At this time the class will enjoy a joint meeting and social time with the Ladies Aid society. Ellwood City Personal s Mr and Mrs W J Hoffman of Altoona Pa were guests of their sons Glenn Hoffman and daughter Violet of Lawrence Avenue over the weekend. Sunday the family motored in Canton Ohio where they visited relatives. Poh C Meeting Ellwood City Pa Tilt 20 Protected Home Circle will install their newly elected officers at their meeting in the Luxenburg Hall Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock. Hello Theater Where shall I be tonight Majestic Theater The Price of Pleasure with Virginia Valli and Norman Kerry Ellwood City Personal s Miss Mildred Hazen of New Castle visited friends in Ellwood City Sunday. Bruce Meyers of Wayne Avenue spent the weekend at Akron where he visited his brother Clare who is playing with the Charles Young orchestra. Mrs Bert Rupp and son Clair of Bell Avenue and Miss Dana Burns of Burnstown were recent Youngstown visitors. William Noleson of Beaver Falls visited friends in Ellwood Sunday. Miss Georgia Moody who has been visiting in Harrisburg for several weeks returned to her home on Spring Avenue Saturday c R Knallay Crescent Avenue motored to Warren Ohio Sunday. Ralph Friedman of New Castle motored to Ellwood where he visited friends Sunday. Mrs J G Cobler Mrs Harry Parthmore Mrs T W Jones Mrs A H Aiken and Mrs EB Baker left this morning for a motor trip to Akron Where they will spend 1 Mrs Frank Dambach of Colorado Spring Colo a the guest of relatives here Sue plans to return home Tuesday.
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Ellwood City
Happy Hour
Slippery Rock Presbyterian Church
Clyde Cunningham
Ladies Aid Society
Mildred Hazen
New Caste
Elwood City
Bruce Meyers
Wayne Avenue
Akron
Clare
Charles Young
Bert Rupp
Clair
Bell Avenue
Dana Burns
Burnstown
Youngstown
William Noleson
Beaver Falls
Ellwood
Georgia Moody
Frank Dambach
Colorado Spring
Colo
Sue
Wampum
H. B. King
Clarence Stauf
Misa Myrtle
New Castle
E. F. Wilson
Misa Mary Pappert
Elizabeth
Ellen Moran
Wo. Moran
Elizabeth Moran
Mary Pappert
Pren Campbell
Darlington
Mahala Marlin
BM. Ayres
Beaver
Harry B. Gall
Tica Veon
Elinore Cook
Carmenter
Morrow
Kay Street
George Veon
East Palestine
May Carpenter
C. B. Rogers
Madelyn
Hayes Crossing
Little Beaver
John Bremer
Marlington
C. B. Coultar
Washington, Pa
Ewing Park Gains Its Own Polling Place
Judge Emery orders Wayne township to add a sixth precinct focused on Ewing Park after a petition listing 61 voters. The change aims to reduce school district election confusion and improve voter convenience. officers appointed: Ivan B. McCorkle as judge, Thomas McNall majority inspector, Charles E. Eicholts minority inspector.
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Wayne Township
Emery
Ewing Park
Smery
Ivan B. McCorkle
Thomas McNall
Charles E. Eicholts
Arc Light Troubles Explained At City Council
City council discussed widespread street light outages affecting several city areas. Councilman DP. O. Davies said the Electric Light Company reports the old type lights lack replacement parts and will be repaired as BOOR 25 parts can be salvaged from lights of the same style being replaced citywide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DP. O. Davies
Complete Sewer On Hawthorne Street Completed sewer work on Hawthorne Street per specifications
City Engineer Miller reported the Hawthorne Street sewer project finished in full compliance with city specs and recommended payment. The council concurred with the recommendation to release funds to the contractor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawthorne Street
Council
Miller
Ruth Young Hosts Party For Altoona Guest
Ruth Young of New Castile hosted Violet Hoffman of Altoona for a informal afternoon at Mrs. Frank Conway's home in Ewing Park Elwood City. Ten girls attended and enjoyed refreshments, paper hats, and balloons as favors. Peggy Peebles performed solo dances and Violet Hoffman sang. Guests included Marian Ruth and Vivian Johnston, Charlotte, Virginia and Ethel Ertle, Marilyn Neff, Peggy Peebles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Violet Hoffman
Altoona
Ruth Young
New Castile
Frank Conway
Ewing Park
Peggy Peebles
Marian
Ruth
Vivian Johnston
Charlotte
Virginia
Ethel Ertle
Marilyn Neff
Many Hear Rev Landis Speak On Evolution
Rev. George M. Landis addressed a large Baptist Church audience on evolution and Christianity. He noted nationwide interest sparked by the Scopes trial and cited definitions by eminent evolutionists. He warned on the theory’s impact on society and religion and announced plans to continue discussions next Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton, Tenn
First Baptist Church
George M. Landis
Landis
Landig
Harmony Picnic and a Busy Wampum Week
A series of short notes from Harmony and nearby towns recounts a Knights of Pythias picnic at Harmony, fishing on Little Beaver, and various church and social events. Local residents visit relatives in New Castle and Beaver Falls, while others travel to Darlington, East Palestine, and Marlington for gatherings and camping trips.
Seventh Ward News Highlights A Busy Weekend
Girl Scouts enjoy an overnight hike from Litahni Camp to Eastbrook camp. Members and leaders named include Miss Lilian Bilis, Helen Doncho, Anna Russo, Alexandra Chesko, and Anna Billyk. Other items cover church classes, birthday announcements, convention returns, and local outings across Seventh Ward.
Scopes Trial Nears Climax With Closing Statements
Dayton reporters describe the Scopes trial entering its final stage as defense plans to introduce scientists testimony and challenge the judge’s rulings while Darrow and Bryan prepare for closing arguments. Scopes faces potential verdict and fine as merchants in Dayton see little benefit from the national publicity.
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William K. Hutchison
Darrow
Clarences Darrow
William Jennings Bryan
Mauro
Bryan
Scopes
Simler Ofera
Bryen, Darrow
Dudley Field Malone
Dayton
George F Rankle Hurt At Lakewood
George F Rankle suffered painful injuries Saturday when his machine brake failed and it rolled on a hill near Dr. Davis cottage. Dr. Davis examined him and found a displaced ankle bone and torn ligaments. Rankle will be confined to home for some time while employed by A. and P. on Croton avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georges F. Tankle Lakewood
Stovery
Dr. Davis
Davis
A. & P. Company
Croton Avenue
Residents Seek Stanton Ave Grade Fix by City Council
George T. Weingartner, representing Stanton avenue property owners, presented a petition to the city council this morning requesting the street grade be fixed by the city engineer. The petition, signed by all property owners, waives damages to the city, and Weingartner was assured the matter would receive immediate action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George T. Weingartner
Stanton Avenue
Sily Enginger
Mr. Weingartner
Police Officers Practice Tonight At Open Air Range
Police area members will practice this evening at the city open air range on McCleary revenue. Some officers show improving marksmanship and several good scores are expected tonight. Night officers James Tiagan and Ray Thompson begin two week vacations. Mr Hagen and family plan to visit Eris for part of their time.
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Policearea
McCleary Revenue
James Tiagan
Ray Thompson
The
Night Force
Mr. Hagen
Familly
Eris
New York Extortion Plot Involves Several Suspects
In New York, beyond Phillip Siegel, twenty one others were involved in the scheme to extort 50000 from Edward W. Browning. Browning testified that Siegel and others pressured him after receiving three letters threatening death to Browning or his alleged foster daughter Dorothy if payment was not made. Siegel’s fiancée defended him, insisting he is innocent and would marry if he wishes. The report notes additional witnesses claim others influenced the plan.
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New York
Phillip Siegel
Edward W. Browning
Siegal
Browning
Dorothy
Phillip
Jessie Zuresahn
Siegel
Jal
Receiver Agrees To Sell Brick Plants To Stockholders
The preferred stockholders offered to buy Liberty Clay Products plants in the county. Judge Emery accepted the petition by receiver P A Kanengeiser. Deed to be held in trust for stockholders. $20,000 cash now, balance after a Tull report. Plants valued at $50,870 and $25,929.61 with debts $54,492. Liabilities to preferred stockholders total $256,520. Sale to be closed after minor issues. new owners plan operation.
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Liberty Clay Products Company
Emery
P. A. Kanengeiser
Clyde Y. Alley
Volant
Hickory Township
Libarty Company
James N. Fullerton
W. J. Duff
W. H Riley
A. Martin Graham
C. H H. Akens
Building Permits and Public Safety Concerns
Joseph Brizzl of 22 Division Street seeks a dwelling permit honored with Harry J Leathers at 717 Croton Avenue for dwelling repairs. E G Reaves at 220 Fairfield Avenue applies for a garage. R A McGaffle at 16144 East Washington Street plans a garage. A reader laments road safety, fearing stricter laws to curb motorists and vowing to stay out of danger on the street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Brizzl
Division Street
Harry J. Leathers
Croton Avenue
E. G Reaves
Fairfield Avenue
R. A. McGaffle
Washington Street
County Officers Report Two Arrests at Night and Sunday Morning
County Detective Jack M. Dunlap and assistants arrested J B McLundin near Cascade Park for driving while intoxicated and he was held for court. A second raid on Moravia street led to arrest of a woman, Mrs Juita Diblascko, for sale and possession of liquor and bail set at 1590. A man, John Brown, was jailed for trafficking liquor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack M. Dunlap
Mae
Cascade Park
J. B. McLundin
Walter T. Hamill
Lunia
Dunlap
Mrr
Juta Diblascko
Moravia
Elrent
Squire A. H. Gilmore
Council To View 7th Ward Property In Near Term
City council, upon request of Attorney S. in McCracken, agreed to inspect the old Adam Treser property in the seventh ward to assess its tax value. Recent street changes have greatly reduced the property's rental value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. In
McCracken
Morsing
Seventh Ward
Adam Treser
Cod Liver Oil Tablets Promise Quick Gain In Weight
An ad touts McKee's Cut Reis Eckerd's New Castle druggists offering sugar coated Cod Liver Oil tablets claimed to add 10 to 20 pounds of solid flesh in 30 days. If no gain of five pounds occurs, the money is refunded. Claimed to be the original genuine Cod Liver Oil Tablet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKee
Reis
Love & Megown
Eckerd’s
New Castle Inc
McCar
McCoy
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H. H. McClelland
Women's Missionary Society of the
First Presbyterian Church
Milburn
Moors “Exsy
Ellwood City and Vicinity
Gardner Bros. Co
Wet Lawrence Avs
Bailey’s Auto Supply
Jefferson St
Ellwoow Ctey
W. J. Hoffman
Glenn Hoffman
Violet
Lawrence Avenue
Canton
Ohio
Luxenburg Hall
Majestic Theater
Virginia’ Valli
Norman
Kerry
Hblection
Rev. Landis
Ang Miss. A Brown, Truby
Arthur and
George Conner
Harmony
Harmony Home
Knights of Pythos
Tru
U. Guy
Frank Veon
W. N
Presbyterian ‘Sunday School
Bessemer
M. Eh, Church of
Boethian
Presbyterian Church
Seventh Ward News
Litahni
Lilian Bilis
Fternoon
Eastbrook
Helen Doncho
Anna Russo
Alexandria
Leah Colecheski
Anna Billyk
Elizabeth Dalell
Mae Lewis
Viola Mosely
Carrie Snyder
Anna Thomas
Olga Smolnik
Lian Elle
Lillian Bliss
Mahoning
Philip Reed
Orchard Street
Carl Andrew
Henry Kane
Elyth Street
W. J. Klingernsmith
Cedar Street
Uoa. Gosley
Snyder Hays
Port Huron
Mich
Woman's Benefit Association
Detroit
Larkspur Kensington
Amelia Stickle
Bart
Madison Avenue
East
Woodman Hall
Reynoldsville
George Hoffman
Mary Lou
Cherry Street
BH. D. Woods
Betty
North Cedar Street
James McKee
Hoffman
Woods
Martin McCarthy
Reynoldsvill
Pecone Club
Fred Gill
Howard Frew
Allen Booth
Herbert Smith
Stanton Wettich
Dayton Street
William Edgington
Ashland Avenue
Nelson Druschel
Liberty Street
Methodist Church
Epworth League
Bosworth League Institute
Meadvile
William Buquo
Alta
Harold Rodgers
Ell- Wood City
G. H. Scheldemantle
Fort Waene
Harry Tyrrill
Grace
Herry Jr
Darlington Avenue
Fort Wayne, Ind
Ward
Batty Gilson
Jean Gilson
West Madison Avenue
Elizabeth Fisher
Newell Avenue
Lowellville
Jessie Pitzer
North Caesar Street
Pittsburgh
Ralph Seheldemantle
Duquesns
G. H. Scheidemantle
Madison Avenues
Madison Avanus
Adelaide Taylor
Ashtabula
John Sitler
C. B. Farrer
North Liberty Street
W. B. Shaffer
Opal
Old City
Harry Evans
Valgens Megan
Butler
Hubert Vandivart
Cleveland, O
Elizabeth Vandivart
J Fred Cooney
Wan
U. S. Miliary Academy
West Port N
Case
George F. Rankle
Lakewood
Stanton Ave
Ted Ohm
Miller Construction Company
Henry Dysart
Indianapolis
Cretonne
Wright's Market
Wright’s
Lawrence Automobile CO
Bell
Neck
Mileged
Morain Street
NEW Castle Drug Corp
Corner Mill
North Sts
Physicians’ Pharmacy
Smith Howe
East Washington Bt
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