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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1920
Page
9
Ellwood City observers gathered as Rustic Park opened yesterday. The park, only in its second season, features new amusements and promises to be a leading attraction in the area within a few years. A program began the day with special music by a band from Pittsburgh.
Mrs. James Cosby will entertain her Sunday school class tonight at Crescent avenue, Allywood City. The 21 members will hold a short business session and then spend the evening in special activities. All members are urged to attend.
Rev. James Cosby, pastor of the United Presbyterian church in Millwood City, Pa., is at the General Assembly of United Presbyterian churches in Sterling, Kansas. He is expected to return home Thursday as Sunday services will be conducted by him after his absence the past Sabbath.
The W. E. Girls Club will meet Wednesday night at the home of Miss Blea AleCarny on Franklin Avenue Ellwood City Pa The evening will feature games and magic acts as diversions for members and guests through the event aims to entertain and engage attendees
Ellwood City residents enjoyed the formal opening of the Country Club yesterday with hundreds attending. Members used the golf links and tennis courts through the day and ended with an evening dance and supper. The club plans ongoing dances and says it will be a summer resort for pleasure seekers.
Ellwood City Pa June 1 The W C G T U will meet Friday evening for its regular monthly session at the United Presbyterian church parlors. Business starts at 7 45 and all members are urged to attend. A social hour with lime will follow hosted by Mrs Juin Mc Kim Mrs Charles Adame and Mrs Robert Richardson. A discussion on a reception for new members will be raised.
Ellwood City report notes a meeting of church deacons and trustees in the church parlors with the usual business on the agenda. The Wehman family reunion, set for June 2, is postponed to June 16 and will be at the old country club grounds near Ellwood City.
Funeral services for B A Barton held at his Glen avenue home in Ellwood City with Rev Noble presiding. Burial followed in Locust Grove cemetery. Barton died at his home Friday, June 1, with services conducted yesterday afternoon.
ELLWOOD CITY June 1 The regular monthly meeting of the School board will be held tonight at the Central building at 8 o clock. Important business will be brought before the members and all are urged to be present.
Walter Wellman presents a word puzzle where bobble has labeled bird houses with scrambled letters. Readers must solve which bird fits which nest using clues embedded in the jibberish. The prompt hints that quotable sayings like all is fair in love and war apply, and that it is never too late to mend.
Paris reports a wartime graft scandal in US expeditionary force stocks bought by France. Inventory reveals a mile of boxes labeled hot water bottles and canned food with mostly empty contents, plus vast quantities of low quality wool undergarments and other misappropriated items. Over 50,000 cases of baby underwear and related items found among the misused supplies.
The Woods and Golder Construction Company finished repaving a Wallace Avenue section on Monday. The street will be closed to traffic for three weeks after completion to allow the concrete to set and resist wear.
Bristow Oklahoma June 1 sharp ening a circular saw on an emery wheel caused the death of E. Roundtree at an area hospital after the saw broke and teeth pierced his abdomen. The incident follows a report of a man and wife's claims about Foley pills.
A vintage health ad promises a three weeks treatment of Blood-Tron Phosphate to help weak emaciated individuals gain flesh. It guarantees noticeable improvements in eyes, nerves, sleep, vigor, and weight. if not satisfied, money back. Sold only in original three week packages at $1.68 per package.
The Wendell's Pills Ambition Brand are advertised as a great vigor tonic for nervous and despondent individuals. Sold for sixty cents with a refund offer if unsatisfied, through the Glutton Dray Co and druggists nationwide. The copy claims benefits for general debility, nervous disorders, low mood, and overindulgence effects.
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