Senior Class Comedy Pleases Large Audience
Ellwood City’s senior class presented a lively comedy titled Second Childhood to a packed audience. The strong cast included Virginia Kerr, Harold Garwig, Frank Richards, and Miss Sarah Golden with Kiwanis sponsorship and proceeds aiding underprivileged children.
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Trindea
Philip Naten
Tenry Burbeck
Virginia
David Tomes
Iareld
Gurwig
Ante Uregar
Sheriff Johnston
Frank Riehares
Vevid Jones
Harold Garwig
Gener
Sylvia
Kiwanis Club
Frederick Telyea
David Jane
Wellsmitier
Mr Trewin
Silvin
Telyea
Virginia Kerr
Philip Staunton
Hen Keller
Marcella Burbeck
Anne Bregar
Vivert
Jair Johns
M Henderson
Sarah Golden
Lucille Norton
Hilma Gott
Judge Sanderson
Victor Rab Ptr
Frank Hichards
Burberk
Alien
Ellwood City Man Aims at County Commissioner Nomination
C H Plank of Ellwood City and Blank Supply Co. said he will seek the Republican party nomination for county commissioner at the September primary. Ellwood City Pa June 1. The Mighty Theater shows The Sunset Derby with Mary Custor at Majestic Theater tonight.
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C.H. Plank
Ellwood City
C.l Blank Supply Company
Republican Arty
Majestic Theater
Mary Custor
Ady
School Reception To Feature A Playlet
A school reception will include a playlet titled Kinanci diembe of the Lace. Notable participants include Miss Mary Wouste, John Law, Miss Frances Kelley, and Miss Mary Jean Johnson. A dancing program and cards will be part of the entertainment.
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Ellwoon
Jung
Myinnis Wainiers
Inent
Hea Palin Xear
Ceota
Bell Memorial Church Program in Blywood City Pa
Activities at Bell Memorial church this week include Wednesday evening play services. Tonight Class No 4 members host a banquet for the cast of the play Tea Tap Tavern at 6 49 in the church dining room. Thursday evening Class No 17 conducts a Hat Social. Communion services observed one week from Sunday June 12. Friday June 10 sees a preparatory service by Rev. John King.
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Bllywood City
Bell Memorial Church
John King
Motor Club Expands Membership and Services
Ellwood City Motor Club reports 231 members toward a 500 goal. Members received maps and route slips during the holidays. A dancer at the Country Club event got a flat tire. the president said service would come to you if you were a member, prompting the youth to join by filing an application.
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Ellwood City
Water mains laid to North Sewickley residents
Bellwood City reports progress on laying water mains to North Sewickley. The long awaited project will bring modern conveniences to residents, with work ongoing this week in Fr ee and North Sewickley areas.
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N. Sewickly
Bellwood City
Free
North Sewickleying
Powdered reflex saves life during African elephant charge
While filming in Africa, Mrs. Martin Johnson shot an enraged elephant at ten yards as Mr. Johnson nearly died. She recalls powdering her face and brushing her hair to steady herself for the quick shot. The couple spent four years in Africa producing motion pictures for the American Museum of Natural History.
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Africa
Martin Johnson
New York
Group Surprises Mrs. George Gibbons Birthday Event
In Ellwood City Pa the Mary Brae den Bible class from Wurtemburg United Presbyterian church gathered at Mr and Mrs George Gibbons home to honor Mrs Gibbons birthday. The evening featured a large birthday cake and a handsome Bible presented to Mrs Gibbons with numerous attendees including Rev W Smith and Miss Martha Gibbons among others.
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Ellwood City
Inne J
Mary Braeden
Wurtemburg United
Banquet Plans for Bellwood City Juniors and Seniors
Plans are set for the Junior Senior banquet at the Methodist church dining room Thursday at 6 30 pm. About 170 guests expected with decorations described as cheap mystery. The program includes a welcome from the toastmaster Tony Past a response from Senior class president David Jones and remarks by Miss Moore and Dr A E Helling.
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Bellwood City
Methodist Church
Tony
David Jones
Miss Moore
A. E. Helling
Bernice Wilson Scouts Plan Picnic in Ellwood City
Bernice Wilson troop held its final summer meeting at Hartman school. Plans were made for a picnic to be held next Tuesday afternoon after their weekly session in Ellwood City Pennsylvania.
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Ellwood City
Bernice Wilson
Hartman School
Baptist Church Notes For Week
Rev C W Macgeorge is expected to return Saturday from St Paul where he has been for some time He is currently in Chicago attending the annual Baptist conference He will occupy the pulpit Sunday as usual.
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Eluwood
U P Church Events Of Present Week
A schedule from Ellwogd Cily Ma June 12 lists Wednesday and Friday prayer services and choir rehearsal. A Past Matrons club gathering is planned for June 1 in Ellwood at Mrs H Steinberger's Wayne avenue home.
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Ellwoghd Cily
Ellwood Getty
H. Steinberger
Wayne Avenue
Lutheran Church Weekly Program for Trinity Church
Week schedule shows Willing Worlds society meeting all day Wednesday in church parlors. Light Brigade will meet Tuesday evening from 4 to 5. No evening services at Trinity Church during June July and August.
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Ellwood City
Trinity Lutheran Church
Willing Worlds Society
Light Brigade
Orthopedic Day At Local Hospital
Orthopedic Day at Hilwood City Hospital held a regular monthly clinic for crippled children. Dr Wallace of Piturgi performed four operations with successful outcomes. Casts were removed from several children, and the next clinic is slated for August 16.
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Ellwood
Rotary
Hilwood City
Wallace
Piturgi
Quotarians Plan For Convention In Baltimore
Quotarians meet at the Method church dining room to finalize plans for sending President King as delegate to the annual Quota Conference in Baltimore on June 1 and 17. The next meeting will occur in a few weeks and conclude the summer season.
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Erlwoom City
Methodist Church Weekly Plan and Memorial Day Observance
The Methodist church outlines this week’s events including Tuesday evening a regular meeting of the official board and Wednesday at 7 46 p m a mid week prayer service. Next Sunday communion will be administered and is observed as a Memorial Day service.
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Ellwooot Cipy
Padmne
Ryan
Mission Picnic Set for June 23 in New Castle
City Rescue Mission announces the annual free dinner picnic for youths on June 23. J J Berquist, superintendent, says volunteers will collect groceries and vegetables for distribution to hungry youngsters. The event will depart Mercer and Washington streets at 7 o clock Casrad bound, with large crowds expected.
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New Castle
City Rescue Mission
J. J. Berquist
Lar
Dusie
Quetion
Sether
Mercer and
Waghinton Street
Casrad
Berquist
City Salsons Listed in Phone Directory Probe
International News Service reports Philadelphia Women's Christian Temperance Union investigating local telephone directory listing of saloons in a classified four column list. Union leaders question legality of the classification as officials consider possible exclusive bootleg edition.
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Salsons
International News Servic
Philadelphia
Women's Christian Temperance Union
W. Fh T. U. Teaders
Elasion
Anion
Union Looe
Y W Camp to Open for Summer June 20
Y W Camp at Catnip Mast Brook opens June 20 and runs through August 27 with youth programs led by Miss Stewart and Miss Wetmore. The site four miles northeast of New Castle offers permanent facilities, new tennis courts, garden, and activities including basketball, swimming, and dancing. Registration is at the YWCA with dates for various age groups and weeks, noting eligibility and registration rules.
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Ceulcello
Dureiayhann Stewart
Y. W
Maude Wetmore
Camp Volt
Activitiea
Th Jung
North S
Real Junior High
Ben Franklin
Gitls
New Police Docket Placed In Use
A new police docket was put in use today with names of offenders listed. the first person charged with a city ordinance violation paid a $1 fine. The old docket remains in use and others are named, with the system expected to exhaust in about two years.
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Polite Starian
Frank Bl. Jones
City to expand tests with over ten thousand names
If true the city will greatly raise test numbers as four lists will contain considerably more than ten thousand names, signaling a major expansion of testing scope and data processing requirements.
Two Women Claim They Were Abused By Their Husbands
Minnie M. Livermore sues John N. Livermore alleging cruel and barbarous treatment since their December 1927 marriage leading to arrest. Frances Paz seeks divorce from Vinke Paz after a March 1826 marriage ended by October of the same year with claims of beating and knife threats.
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Minnie M. Livermore Nes
John N. Liverce
Frances Paz
Vinke Paz
Johnston Predicts Plentiful Game as Season Opens
Frank Johnston says indications point to abundant wildlife when the season starts. He notes four large fox squirrels from a single tree and many coveys of quail and rabbits. Squirrels are unusually plentiful while wild habitat in swamps faces challenges for young animals. higher ground reports fewer propagation issues.
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Frank Johnston
Johnston
Three Are Killed in Tampa Jail Battle
International News Service reports three killed and nineteen injured in Tampa after clashes between National Guard troops guarding the county jail and mobs seeking EB. F. Levins, alleged slayer of five persons, is noted in authorities’ statements. Gunfire and stray shots contributed to the casualties.
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Tampa
International News
Pla
National Guard
EB. F. Levins
Last Of County Schools To Close
Comity Superintendent John C. Syling reports that practically all county schools will close by week’s end. One of the last to close is Mindaiy, with higher security at the Methodist church ceremony.
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Comity Superintendent of
John C. Syling
Tmeasenray
Jon Priday
Mindaiy
Wana High Securium ii
Clarehomerrow
Death by Own Action Attempt Blamed on Employment Failures
The coroner reported Miller Jr. 20 died from a self inflicted rifle shot as an attempt ended unsuccessfully. Officials blamed the death on the subject's inability to find employment. The report notes the attempt failed to achieve its purpose.
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Ciem
Miller, Jr
Bo Self
Inabili
Penny Railroad Assistant Retires After Forty-Four Years
Eric G. Erickson, longtime assistant to the chief engineer of the Pennsylvania Railroad, retired today after forty four years of service. The desk in the office was unoccupied for the first time in decades marking his departure from the railroad.
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Eric G. Erickson
Penneylvania Railroad
Erickson
Thiel College to Inaugurate New President
Greenville Pa June 1 Thiel College will hold commencement on June 3 featuring the inauguration of Rev B C Nander as president. The event marks a new era at the college with a majority of graduates listed as men and women in the era count.
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Greenville
Thiel College
B.C. Nander
Amien
Four Walls Could Not Crown A Home Without Women
Readers share testimonials praising Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound from Lancaster Ohio to Sturgis Michigan. Women describe daily burdens and fatigue eased by the remedy, with notes of improved health during pregnancy and postpartum recovery, urging others to write for advice.
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Lydia B. Pinkham
Atica
Michigan
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lancaster
Ohio
Forbes
Mrs. Enwasp
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