Service Flag to be Dismantled at Ellwood City Church
Ellwood City June 3 The local Methodist church will remove its war service flag on June 6 and distribute the stars to each in the congregation or immediate family. The American Legion plans to attend, with Mrs. R A Snedden chairing. A special program is planned and two returning servicemen joined the church, Thomas Nido and Floyd Wine. The honor roll includes Ralph E Bair Oscar Bair Joseph Clarke Ralph R Coates Elmer W Dondds Robert Roy Evans Daniel Evans Gus Epler Clifford Frampton Harry Fisher Dewitt Goodrich Harvey L Hartzell Clarence S Hoffman John Harper William B Johnson Archie Leroy Kennedy L Rodgers Kerr Clyde C Lash Frank Lowry Elton Lowry James Parker Safford MelIlvaine Frank Newman Wm Thomas Roys Ralph H Seiple Tillman R Snedden Lloyd J Shaner Fred Shaner Woodie W Thompson Herbert Clarence Wiltrout George Everett Young.
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Ellwood City
American Legion
R. A. Snedden
Thomas Nido
Floyd Winve
Ralph E. Bair
Oscar Bair
Joseph Clarke
Ralph R Coates
Elmer W. Dondds
Robert Roy Evans
Daniel Evans
Gus Epler
Clifford Frampton
Harry Fisher
Dewitt, Goodrich
Harvey L. Hartzell
Clarence S. Hoffman
John Harper
William B
Local business traveler returns from trip to New York and Boston
L. H. Morgan returns to Ellwood City after a month spent on business in New York Philadelphia and Boston. He plans to remain in the city for an extended period.
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Ellwood City
L. H. Morgan
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Special Car To Big Convention
Ellwood City sends a strong representation to the Lawrence county Sabbath school association convention at New Castle First Methodist Episcopal church. A special Harmony line car is arranged to transport locals to the opening session and local Sunday school workers will play a prominent role.
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Ellwood City
Lawrence County Sabbath School Association
First Methodist Episcopal Church of
New Castle
Harmony
Portable schools delayed by railroad tieup
The Board of Education met Tuesday night to discuss four two room portable buildings ordered for city use next term. Delivery was due this month but railroad delays may push arrival a month or more, risking late opening and a serious handicap. no word has been received from the supplier since the order was placed.
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Ellwood City
Board of Education
Recruiting for Machine Gun Company in Lawrence
A recruiting agent, H. Martin Lee, will be stationed at the Lawrence pharmacy for several weeks to gather 25 volunteers for a new machine gun company. The unit will become a branch of the 110th Machine Gun Company of Beaver Falls under their captain's direction.
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Beaver Fall
Ellwood City
Lawrence Pharmacy
H. Martin Lee
110Th Machine Gun Company
Beaver Falls
Port Block Occupied as New Store Opens in Ellwood City
Ellwood City reports Frank Port has opened a tobacco and confectionery store on the corner of Ninth Street and Lawrence Avenue in a three story building. The other floors will be used by tenants. Also, about 30 Steel Car Forge workers strike over wages, out about 48 hours, with hopes for early settlement. Memorial Day transportation committee thanks donors who provided cars for old soldiers.
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Ellwood City
Frank Port
Port
Ninth Street
Lawrence Avenue
Ellwod City
Transportation Committee
Local residents update moves and new business openings
H. J. Ayers moved from 229 Line avenue to 420 First avenue. Andrew Krauss relocated from 622 Lawrence avenue to 624 Lawrence avenue. John J. Daugherty moved from Ewing Park to 21 Crescent avenue, which he purchased. Frank Kessler shifted from 420 th street to Ewing Park. John Hedredge opens a grocery at 200 Park avenue.
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Ellwood City
H. J. Ayers
Line Avenue
First Avenue
Andrew Krauss
Lawrence Avenue
John J. Daugherty
Ewing Park
Crescent Avenue
Frank Kessler
Carrier Secured For Route 2
Ei Wood City notes a new carrier for Route 2, Mrs John White, began duties yesterday at the local post office. Route 3 remains vacant with hopes of a carrier soon to serve the rural district.
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Lwood City
John White
Horlicks Team to Play Here Saturday
Horlicks team of Ambridge arrives to play the local Standard Engineering squad at Fulmer field Saturday at 3 o clock. The Standard has been successful in prior games and will likely offer a strong challenge to the visitors.
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Horlicks
Ellwood City
Horlick
Ambridge
Standard Engineering
Fulmer
Frisco Bathing Beach Opens for Summer Season
The Frisco bathing and boating resort has opened for the summer season attracting many locals. Boating is featured, making it a popular recreation area in the region.
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Ellwood City
Local business callers and travelers noted in region
Cliff Swick was a business caller in Pittsburgh yesterday. Harry Turner and Jake Simon motored to Cascade Park Tuesday evening. John Greer, former proprietor of the Central hotel is a business caller in this city and now located at Sharon. Miss Pauline French has returned home after visiting friends in New Wilmington and Harrisville.
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Cliff Swick
Pittsburgh
Harry Turner
Jake Simon
Cascade Park
John Greer
The
Central Hotel
Sharon
Pauline French
New Wilmington
Harrisville
Alma Lodge 420 Holds Annual Memorial Service
Alma Lodge No. 420 will hold its memorial services Sunday morning June 6 at 7 o'clock in the lodge hall. Members will then attend services at the 1st Baptist church and all members are urged to attend.
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Ellwood City
Alma Lodge No. 420
1St Baptist Church
Thelma Adams Sprains Ankle Playing Tennis
Miss Thelma Adams of Spring avenue sprained her ankle while playing tennis near her home in Ellwood City yesterday. She was with friends when she fell and sustained the injury. It will take several days before she can go out again.
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Ellwood City
Thelma Adams
Spring Avenue
Patterson Accepts Borough Clerk Post Pending Return to School
Dr. Elmer R. Patterson has accepted a borough clerk position and began duties yesterday. He is a professor in the science department at the local high school and will return to his school duties when the fall term starts.
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Ellwood City
Elmer R. Patterson
Patterson
Internal Revenue Collector Visit in Ellwood City
J. W. Hannon of the Internal Revenue is in Ellwood City soliciting revenue tax and will stay briefly before returning to New Castle. Thus. McDermott has returned to Ellwood City after months of traveling selling household articles and plans to remain for some time.
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Ellwood City
J. W. Hannon
Internal Revenue
New Castle
McDermott
Pulaski Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
H. E. Porter spent Monday in New Castle visiting friends. Mrs. John Miles of Sharpsville was the guest of her daughter Mrs. J. P. Buchannon recently. Miss Marion Michaels attended a luncheon by Miss Jessie Fischer of New Castle and a class party at the high school. Dr. W. Knox spent Wednesday in New Castle. Mr. and Mrs. A. Z. Sweesy of New Castle were guests Tuesday evening. Mrs. D. C. Cameron was guest of her parents Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Evans and Miss Gertrude Evans called in Sharon and Sharpsville recently. Misses Katheryn and Jean Hicks of Ellwood City visiting grandmother Mrs. Laura Hicks. Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Rodgers and daughter Helen spent Wednesday at Gustaves, Ohio. Miss Ruth Knox returned to Slippery Rock State Normal after a few days at home. Mrs. George Holiday and Mrs. John San of Plaingrove were guests of Mrs. C. C. Boyd Tuesday. Mrs. Fred Wallace and son Everett visiting friends in Pittsburgh and Wilkinsburg. Harold Hay of New Brighton is a guest at the Ayers home. Miss Elizabeth Porter Clark of Sharon returned home after a few days with aunt Mrs. B. E. Mitcheltree. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Harry and son Kenneth of New Bedford were guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Black Tuesday evening. J. P. Archer and A. M. Brown of New Castle were callers Wednesday. Walter MacLean returned to Erie after a short visit with Pulaski friends.
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H. E. Porter
New Castle
John Miles
Sharpsville
J. P. Buchannon
Marion Michaels
Jessie Fischer
W. Knox
A. Z. Sweesy
F. W. Smith
D. C. Cameron
J. H. Boyd
Joseph Evans
Gertrude Evans
Sharon
Katheryn
Jean Hicks
Ellwood City
Laura Hicks
L. L. Rodgers
Helen
Gustaves
Ellwood City Visitor Elliot Twentier Stays Briefly
Elliot Twentier former Central hotel proprietor now of Canton spends a few days in Ellwood City in early June.
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Ellwood City
Elliot Twentier
The
Central Hotel
Canton
City
Don’t Treat Kidneys Rough Warns Dr Carey Specialist
Retired kidney and bladder specialist Dr Carey urges prompt attention to early kidney symptoms. He warns thousands die yearly from neglect and promotes Marshroot as a remedy once dispensed by pharmacists nationwide under Dr Carey's Marshroot name.
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Carey
America
Dance Halls Must Get New Licenses
Only one dance hall has taken out a license this year and no permits for dances can be issued until annual licenses are obtained. The state law sets the fiscal year from June list to June 1st requiring inspection by police fire and health chiefs and a $15 annual license.
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Fire Department
Health Department
Daily Puzzle: fill animals to spell West Virginia towns
Walter Wellman presents a puzzle where animals carry banners with letters. Fill in the blank animal names to reveal city names in West Virginia Michigan and Pennsylvania. The solution yields a set of readable place names hidden in the animal banners.
Lightning Strikes North Hill Home
The home of Walter Thomas at 321 Englewood Avenue was struck by lightning during a thunderstorm Wednesday around 5 50 PM. No fire, about 50 dollars damage mainly to the rear roof with slate knocked off. all residents unharmed.
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Walter Thomas
Englewood Avenue
Park Avenue
Have You Piles Then You Have Something to Learn
Thousands with piles have not learned that quick and permanent relief comes only from internal medicine. External treatments fail as bad circulation and stagnation in the lower bowel weaken the parts. Dr. J S Leonhardt found the remedy HEMROID tablets taken internally. The medicine, backed by a money back guarantee, is sold by McKee's Kut Rate Drug Store.
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J. S. Leonhardt
Leonhardt
McKee
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