Brother Elks Presented Coal Mine Caves In Theater
Seton Mish serial play staged at the Liberte Theater by a well-trimmed cast Tuesday evening featured Morris Phelps Jon Eddington Juliet Offutt and Chester Cable in a tale of romance and comedy inside a country club setting. A spill in act three left Old Martin Younge feigning still able to dine as the audience laughed.
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Ellwood Cty
Dune
Brower
Seton Mish
Liberte Theater
Country Club
Massachusetts
Morris Phelps
Walt’ Woodward
Indiana State
Walt
John Kimpel
Judge Evans
Manila
Ald
Neice Jen
Chester Cable
Martin Younge
Austin
Soell
Virginia Johnston
Martin
Ralph Reynolds
Junior-Senior Banquet Tonight in Ellwood City
Ellwood City Pa June 3 The annual Junior-Senior banquet will be held in the dining room of the United Presbyterian church this evening. It ranks among the week's key events along with Class Night Senior Play and Commencement. Also notes Dr and Mrs A G Paetzal of Lawrence Avenue leaving Tuesday for Erie to attend the TOOF convention for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
United Presbyterian Church
A. G. Paetzal
Lawrence Avenue
Erie
Contest for Coogan doubles at New Castle Capitol Theatre
A $10 prize offers a Coogan doubles contest for youths twelve and under in New Castle. Clip the entry form from the page, mail it to the Capitol Theatre Contest Editor, and study Jackie’s latest film The Rag Man shown this week to improve winning chances.
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New Castle
Pach
Capitol Theatre
Jackie
Capitol
Mrs William Renner Elected President of Local Woman's Club
Ellwood City Pa June 4 Officers were elected at the annual luncheon at Ellwood Country Club Mrs WW E Renner the newly elected president and Mrs D E Frew retiring president were presented with bouquets of roses Also elected were J M Stoughton first vice president John Hanssen second vice president Thomas Wilson third vice president Herman Wilson secretary treasurer and UK Martin others on the board included EK BK Smith J A Gelbach and D B Frew Committees will be named later Forty five ladies attended the luncheon Tables centered with roses wetella and sweet locust flowers Entertainment was provided by Mrs J G Ferguson Mrs S D Johnston Mrs H C Steinberger and Mrs Sharp Jackson.
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Ellwood City
Ellwood Country Club
WW. E. Renner
D. E. Frew
J. M. Stoughton
John Hanssen
Thomas Wilson
Herman [Wilson
C.uk. Martin
EB. C. Stocum
EK. BK. Smith
J. A. Gelbach
D. B. Frew
J. G. Ferguson
8. D. Johnston
H. C. Steinberger
Sharp Jackson
Son of Zeigler Seriously Injured in Bicycle Accident
Nine year old Jack Zeigler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles E B Zeigler of Spring Avenue Ellwood City, was run over by a milk truck near his home Tuesday afternoon. He was taken to Eliwood hospital where Dr Donaldson said pneumonia development offers the only hope of full recovery. Chest crushed. prognosis uncertain for several days.
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Ellwood City
Jack Zeigler
Charles EB. Zeigler
Spring Avenue
C. E. Wilson
Ellwood
New Castle Road
Eliwood Hospital
Donaldson
Pittsburgh
B. J. Bell
Glenn
Harrisburg
T.R. Magee
Getova College
FE. A. Gar
New Castle
George Fisher
Highway Head- Makes Home Here
J C McCarrall district engineer of the state highway department moved his family to New Castle from Dauphin county on Tuesday. They will reside at 226 Hudd avenue. McCarrell took over duties here months ago, succeeding C G Buckton who transferred to an eastern district. Plans have been made to electrify more than 1 200 miles of railways in Wales.
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J.C. McCarrall
State Highway Department
New Castle
Dauphin County
McCarrell
Hudd Avenue
Mr. McCarrell
Wales
Committee Appointed For Community Chest By J Offutt
Ellwood City Pa June d The following committee was appointed by J W Offutt president of the Chamber of Commerce organization at the dinner meeting Tuesday evening to be in charge of the Community Chest drive in Ellwood W L Dean C HK Leckey M Edelman Attorney R H Luke Dr C EB Bisegla T A Clark A Pyke J M Vadarvauxy and W R Johnston The men will meet in the near future to decide upon their program The committee will decide upon the method by which the campaign will be controlled The complete total of budgets presented by representatives from the Community service Laanttad and Boy Scouts was 19 48 A number of important things presented by the president were discussed The clean up committee was urged to further work Mr Offutt said that he had talked to officials of the B and Railroad company They planned to report several things about the station in an endeavor to make the appearance about the building more beautiful The Curb Market committee was urged to action The Potato club resort shows that already great strides have been made in this work.
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Ellwood City
J. W. Offutt
Chamber of Commerce Organisation
Ellwood
W. L. Dean
C. HK. Leckey
M. Edelman
R. H. Luke
C. Eb.bisegla
T. A. Clark
A. Pyke
J. M. Vadarvauxy
W. R. Johnston
Ifutura
Community Service
Laanttad
Boy Scouts
Offutt
Potato Club
Five Cent Cigar Remark Ties Death to Attendant
An unpublished sequel to the Five Cent Cigar quip by former Vice President Thomas R. Marshall emerges. Friends kept it secret for years due to tragedy as Marshall received five cent cigars from manufacturers who hoped for his endorsement. He gave them to Tom Nell, a Black attendant, who smoked many and fell ill and died, lending a somber tone to the remark.
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Cinternational News Service
Washington
Thomas R. Marshall
Marshall
Senate
Tom Nell
Nell
Orders to Shoot Rioters Reported in Shanghai
International News Service reports Shanghai authorities and foreign marines were ordered to shoot rioters amid growing strike spirit linked to protests at Chinese workers in Japanese mills. Demonstrations spread from Peking to Canton, Tsing-Tao, and Mukden.
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Strike Spirit
International News Service
Shanghai
Peking
Canton
Tsing-Tao
Mukden
Nine Heat Prostrations Reported in Philadelphia
Nine heat prostrations were reported to the Philadelphia health bureau as temperatures climbed toward the nineties. The thermometer marked a record 101 degrees yesterday, the hottest June day in the city’s weather bureau history, with heat expected to peak near 99.
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Philadelphia
Tafte
Weather Bureau
Health Bureau
Philadelphia Weather Bureau
6000 Fly Swatters To Be Distributed
Five thousand six hundred fly swatters were delivered this morning at Boy Scout headquarters on North Mercer Street. The Scouts will distribute them in business and residential districts with each swatter a Hieramite warning to clear dirty places where flies hatch. The effort is in cooperation with Pennsylvania State Health Department to promote a clean neighborhood and reduce fly populations of thousands of newborns.
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Boy Scout
North Mercer Street
Boy Scouts
Department of Health
State of
Pennsylvania
Beaver Baptist Conference Held at Zion Church
District No. Three of the Beaver Baptist Association met at Zion Church on May 0 with Harmony Mt Zion and Zion represented. The theme temperance was discussed in sessions led by Rev A L Warren and W E Currie. A sunset service was held in the grove, and law enforcement from the 18th amendment was addressed by Rev Croxwell. Interment noted for Mrs Perry Macom. several local people ill or recovering.
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The
Beaver Baptist Association
Zion Church
Harmony
Mt. Zion
GW. Garrell
Trav
Ross W. Garrell
Croxwell
Methodist Church of
Slipperyrock
Abenks
Frank J. Cooper
Will Leave For Canada To Fish
Wy OM Wirsing and dared Rels of New Creole accompany John Reais vice president Unite States Steel Corp New York and Richard Nawcombs district attorney Queens County as they depart for Canada to fish.
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Wy OM. Wirsing
Dared Rels
New Creole
John Reais
Unite States Steel Corporation of
New York
Richard Nawcombs
Queens County
Pay Respect To Class Member Drowned at Walkers Beach
Members of the Bible class at the First Methodist church accompanied by Mr Hover traveled to Sandy Lake Tuesday evening to the home of Ralph Baker, a class member who was drowned at Walkers Beach.
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Frank
Hover
First Methodist Church
Mr. Hover
Sandy Lake
Ralph Baker
Walk Ters Brach
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Leone Hart
Jessie Thomas
Blanche Kendal
Mazie
Chicago
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Food One
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John R Bowser
Knox
Zimmerman
Brick Road
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Coogan
Jackie Coogan
Contehat
Gapitol Theatre
New Castle, Pa
Rapore
Frj- Gas
L. L. Swan & Co
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William Renner
Woman’s Club
C. E. Zeigler
Board of Education
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Liberty Baatar
Mauibera
Protective Home Circle
First National Bank
Majestic Theater
Colleen Moore
Ady
Highway Head
Community Chest
J. Offutt
Witticiem
Tvery Ant
Keystone Furniture
High Rent District
Splendid
Blue and Taupe Baker
Nachman
Beaver Baptist Conference
Zion and Vicinity
Zion
Macom
Hanna Wimer
Grove City
Mont. Guynot Fay Whiner
Clarence Davis
J. W. Davis
Fred Davis
Woman's Missionary Society
Amumber
Tio
JT. H. Studebaker
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John F. Allison
Margaret Wimner
Jefferson Wimner
Ashing
Canada
MORZ
Easy” Electric Wamherm
Ellwood City and Vicinity
Gardeer Bros
Lawrence Ara
Clwood City Furniture Co
Ellwood City, Pa
Berkey 6 Gay Furniture
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