Stock Market Gains Across Sectors In Fresh Rally
Rails oils and industrials lead a new market rise with gains up to two points. Commodities rise though silver falls in Montreal. Cot ton and grains advance while bonds rise modestly and several major stocks like Standard Oil and Union Pacific post gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Gould
New York
Montreal
New Jersey
Standard
California
Union Pacific
List
Atchison
DuPont
Union Carbide
National Distillers
Chrysler
General Motors
Market roundup of leading stocks and percent changes
A catalog of stock prices at one o clock listing numerous companies such as Amer Locomotive American Smelt Bethlehem Steel General Motors General Electric Procter & Gamble Reynolds Tobacco Westinghouse Electric and United Aircraft with varied fractional percent changes. The closing note states nearly 90 percent of the world Wheat supply is held by Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruit Ee Pogr
Sreeseceseess
Amer Loco
Enibindvpes
Amer Rad & Stan S
Allis Chalmers
Allied Chem & Die
Asde Amer Smelt & Big
Anaconda Copper
W & E Co
Bethlehem ‘Steel
Rvese
Kasee Essee
Pacific
Escens
Chesapeake & Ohio
Col Gas & Electric
Consolidated Gas
Ganti
D& Southern
Miscins
FSR
Ss En Ab
Sbee Ek
DuPont de Nemours
Eastman Kodak
Elec
S. BO Gréab
Ueeenaccees
General Motors
Chee Ee General Electric
Goodrich Rubber Ee Sesieseeeem
Goodyear Rubber
Yi Se Lacs Bowls Roa Aies
General Foods
Sewssteevan
Hudson Motors
Cis Bk
Howe Sound
Ste Hess
Pete Rear Ye
Snvadvaginas
S10
AM Byers Co
PasweFesca Em Amer Roll Mills
Ccccseee
Amer Steel Fury
Inter Harvester
Cccsscesees
Aeeenys Inspiration
Reee Ae A'S
Aes
Johns-Mansville
Kennicott Copper
C.seeese
Sormmauoy
Econ Wen
Soeee
Weevees
LOS
Libby-Owens-Ford
Liquid Carbonic
Seccésysee
Lehigh Portland
Sss
Ruung Eta Laos Gs Acack
Secceowetuw
North Amer Aviation
MationGg
Niagara Hudson Pwr
Nod
Ccccacs
PR Spore
Procter& Gamble
Republic Steel Corp
Reynolds Tobacco
Rte Gas
Baars Rgchuck
Accseeseceens
Simmons CO
Cccreeseves
Texas Corp
Swscceeseevace
Timkin Roll Bear
Tish Wat Cs
Eesenaes Ees
United Drug
Eeceeeres
US Pipe & Fdry
Swyoieeres Aie
Union Car & Car
Ccsvecess
United Aircraft
Caine Aoe W
Giles
Teliow
Toa
Cus
Canada
Two Acquitted Of Serum Charges
Roy G. Miller former state health department employee and Dr E K Tingely head of Gilliland Laboratories Marietta Pa were acquitted by a Dauphin county jury on conspiracy charges to supply impotent diphtheria serum for charity cases The court directed acquittal for lack of sufficient evidence and will decide trial costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Harrisburg
Roy G. Miller
State Health Department
E. K. Tingely
Gilliland Laboratories
Marietta
Dauphin County
Commonwealth
Miller
Gilliland
Tingely
Edith MacBride- Dexter
State
Charles J. Margiotti
City Hall Briefs On Weather Disruptions And Vacations
Heavy rains knocked the Police Gamewell system out of service from 1 55 a m to 4 43 a m A water pipe burst beneath a sidewalk at 211 South Cedar Street police begin vacations June 10 and firemen start theirs June 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Cedar Street
Livestock prices steady to lower at Pittsburgh market
Hogs 800 head with 500 directs. heavies 950-1050, lights 975-1050. Cattle 50 head, load choice steers 1275, X steers 925-1150, heifers 875-950, cows 675-800, bulls 625-685. Calves 150, wealers 9-950. Sheep 300, spring lambs 925-1010, yearlings 7-750, ewes 375-4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Produce Prices And Wholesales In Pittsburgh Market
Pittsburgh June 4 wholesale market report for poultry butter and eggs with limited supplies. Poultry steady with price ranges for heavy hens Leghorn hens barred rocks broilers Leghorn broilers stags young turkey hens roosters ducks light ducks geese young toms and capons. Butter and eggs listed with grade prices. Tomatoes cabbage and peppers show steady pricing by pack crate and hamper across several states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Pittsburgh
Hay and Grain Prices and Ashkhabad Hotel Project
Pittsburgh price bureau reports oats corn wheat and hay values with multiple grades. In Ashkhabad a hotel under construction includes 100 flats two dining rooms a recreation room and a department store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Timothy
Ashkhabad
Russia
Beaver Falls Convention Sets 24th Church School Program
Beaver Baptist church school and Young People announce their 24th annual convention at First Baptist Beaver Falls with a full day of programs on daylight saving time. Key events include devotions, addresses by Rev. S A Eakin and Rev Ward Hibbs, children's work talks, conferences on materials, a banquet and an evening session concluding with installation of officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Beaver Baptist Church School and Young People’s Association
First Baptist Church of
Beaver Falls
S. A. Eakin
Unity
Clyde Shumaker
C. E. Lunn
Jack Bowles
S. S
A. C. King
Erie
Wm. S. Gray
Walter Biebrich
New Castle
Frank Sherwood, Jr
Ward W. Hibbs
Tarentum
First Church
Sharon
Zion Church
Asso
Wm. Hammond
C. S. Dayton
Pittsburgh
Bernie Osterhouse
Katherine Czar
Orphean Choir
I. Shuff
J. R. Routledge
Providence
J E B Club Holds Dessert Bridge At Mrs Moyer Home
Members of the J E B club enjoyed a dessert bridge at Mrs E B Moyer's Glen avenue home. Two tables played during the afternoon. The next meeting will be a picnic at Mrs W A Kerr's home on the New Castile road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lwood City
J. E. B. Club
E. B. Moyer
Glen Avenue
W. A. Kerr
New Castile Road
Community Church Meetings Set Across Ellwood City
June gatherings include Mary Braeden circle at Mrs. James Hazen home in Wurtemburg with a June meeting led by Ruth Badger, Lilyville Church of God holds all day session at Mrs. Henry Hall, and Women's Missionary Society of Wurtemburg U. P. church meets at Mrs. J. A. Gallaher's home with Laura Weller leading study period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Missionary Society of the
Wurtemburg U. P
J. A. Gallaher
Wurtemburg Road
Laura Weller
Presbyterian class gatherings set for coming week
Ellwood City residents plan church related meetings after the midweek Knox Presbyterian service. Mrs Will Travis opens Bridge street home Thursday for Slippery Rock Happy Hour class. Saturday afternoon Willing Workers of North Sewickley Presbyterian meet at Miss Ruth Burke home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Knox Presbyterian Church
Will Travis
Bridge Street
Happy Hour
Slippery Rock Presbyterian Church
North Sewickley Presbyterian Church
Ruth Burke
North Sewickley
Lilyville Church members attend Mt. Pleasant revival
A large number of Lilyville Church of God members traveled to Mt. Pleasant Church of God on Sunday for revival services led by Rev. Arnold Berg. The revival continues throughout the week with assistance from Rev. Arthur Aiken of Alverton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Lilyville
Church of God
Mt. Pleasant
B'nai B'rith Lodge Plans Sixth Annual Picnic
Ellwood City picnic committee chaired by Sid Grodiak met in Schweiger Hall to set plans for the sixth annual picnic on July 14 at Edgewood Grove. The lodge will hold a regular meeting on June 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
B’nai B'rith
Sid Grodiak
Schweiger
Edgewood Grove
Ellport Council to Meet in Magyar Church Basement
Ellwood City report that the Ellport borough council plans its regular business session this evening in the basement of the Magyar Presbyterian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Ellport Boro Council
Magyar Presbyterian Church
Sub Deb Members Meet on Monday
Sub Deb club members gathered at Miss Marjorie Rodgers residence on Wayne Avenue for an evening of bridge. Two tables played with Miss Eleanor Kimes taking high score prizes. a luncheon followed. Evelyn Anderson to host again in two weeks at Beechwood Boulevard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Marjorie Rodgers
Wayne Avenue
Eleanor Kimes
Evelyn Anderson
Beechwood Boulevard
McQuiston Clan Gathers Saturday
McQuiston family held its forty third annual reunion at the home of Mr and Mrs William B McQuiston on the New Wilmington road drawing more than seventy five members and friends from Ellwood Wampum Fredonia and New Wilmington. Officers elected were W B McQuiston president George McQuiston vice president and Mrs Josephine Tilla secretary. A program of readings recitations and music plus ball games and children's contests followed a noon picnic. The reunion will meet the first Saturday of June in 1936 at Camp Con E Que near Ellwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Ellwood
Wampum
Fredonia
New Wilmington
William B. MecQuiston
New Wilmington Road
McQuiston
W. B. McQuiston
George McQuiston
Mrs Louise Wehr Dies On Monday
Mrs Louise Stoner Wehr, 84, died Monday at her home in Ellwood City after a lingering illness. Survived by three daughters and two sons, plus two brothers. Private funeral set for Thursday at 2 pm in D S T. burial in Princeton cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Louise Stoner Wehr
Wayne Avenue
S. P. Blair
Princeton
H. N. Wilkinson
Rose Point
H. O. Apdegraph
E. H
Randall Wehr
Clouse Stoner
Henderson Stoner
Portersville
Princeton Cemetery
Friendship Circle of M. E. Church Holds Meeting
In Ellwood City on June 4 the Friendship Circle class met at Mrs. James Harrison’s Wayne Avenue home with twenty-two attendees. Plans were approved for a June 14 anniversary dinner honoring six couples married 50 years or more and a home talent play on June 13. The social session followed the business meeting led by Mrs. H. C. Pickel, Mrs. Chester Hall, and Mrs. Harrison. next gathering is July 7 at Mrs. Hazel Elliott’s North Sewickley home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Friendship Circle
M. E. Church
James Harrison
Wayne Avenue
H. C. Pickel
Chester Hall
Harrison
Hazel Elliott
North Sewickley
Past Officers of Orange Ladies Meet in Ellwood City
The Orange Ladies held their regular meeting at Mrs. Dell Buque’s home on Line Avenue with ten members present. A handkerchief shower was given for Mrs. Elizabeth Bemen and Mrs. Elizabeth Nicholls after a social period following a brief business session and a tureen dinner. The club will reconvene on the first Monday in July at Mrs. Ethel Slade’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Orange Ladies
Dell Buque
Line Avenue
Elizabeth Bemen
Elizabeth Nicholls
Ethel Slade
Hospital Notes Ellwood City June 4
Dis charged Monday Mrs Peter Schaly 13th street David LaViere Mounted Route No 7 Admitted Frank Manzo Kop pel Mrs Ben Stoner Ellwood R D 1 Born to Mr and Mrs John Navalio Second street a son Mr and Mrs C W McDanel Sixth street Pittsburgh visitors today
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Peter Schaly
13Th Street
David LaViere
Mounted Route No. 7
Frank Manzo
Koppel
Ben Stoner
Ellwood R. D
John Navalio
Second Street
Goodwill Dance of Merchants a Success in Ellwood City
Ellwood City Country Club hosted a goodwill dinner dance Monday with nearly 200 merchants attending. Paul Grannis presided as toastmaster while Gerald McIlhenny and F L Schweitzer led the program. Thomas C Foley addressed women in business noting progress from better roads and transport. Dancing followed to a local orchestra. it was the first event of its kind there in 14 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Ellwood City Country Club
Paul Grannis
Chamber of Commerce
Gerald Mcllheny
New Castle
F. L. Schweitzer
Thomas C. Foley
Metropolitan Club
Pittsburgh
Robert Crawford
O. J. Kemp
Paul Reynolds
Thomas Patterson
Harry Felton
Nelson Runyan
J. L. Steckman
Octette Bridge Club At Home Of Mrs Frances Riley
Ellwood City June 4 Mrs Frances Riley hosted the Octette Bridge Club at her Sixth street home. Irene Ross was a special guest and posted the high score. Ross helped serve a luncheon. two tables played before the award was announced. In two weeks Mrs Lafe Faurie will entertain the club at her Second street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Frances Riley
Octette
Sixth Street
Irene Ross
Miss Ross
Lafe Faurie
Second Street
Bridge Club Hosts Mrs H E Wilson in Ellwood City
Mrs Howard E Wilson entertained the Monday Evening Bridge club at her Fourth street home in Ellwood City with three tables of bridge. Mrs Rae Chambers won the prize and refreshments were served by the hostess and her daughter Kay. Mrs Erle Yahn to host the club in two weeks at Spring avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Howard E. Wilson
Fourth Street
Rae Chambers
Kay
Erle Yahn
Spring Avenue
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary Meeting Held in Ellwood City
The VFW Auxiliary in Ellwood City met on Fourth Street with good attendance. After routine business, members enjoyed a pleasant social time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W
Ellwood City
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
Fourth Street
Young Peoples Club Meeting At Magyar Presbyterian Church
Members of the Young Peoples club of the Magyar Presbyterian church Ellport will meet Friday at 7 PM for the regular monthly business meeting. Miss Mildred Dauphen will open her Ellwood Zelienople road home Friday evening to U P C U Camp Run church members. Mrs Richard Wilson and Miss Martha Henderson of Ellwood City were New Castle shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Young Peoples Club
Magyar Presbyterian Church of
Mildred Dauphen
Ellwood-Zelienople Road
Camp Run U. P
Richard Wilson
Martha Henderson
New Castle
Laura M. Smith Missionary Society Plans Pageant of Weddings
The Laura M. Smith Missionary Society of First Presbyterian Church Elwood City held a June 4 meeting at Mrs. Fran Neuman’s home with about 60 attendees. Plans were finalized for a Pageant of Weddings at 8 pm Friday featuring over 30 gowns including an 18th century dress and a 1935 procession with 14 participants. The program includes music, vocal selections, a silver offering, and postmeeting refreshments in the church basement. Participants listed include Mrs. Neuman, Mrs. Alice McDeavitt, Mrs. Frank Krause, and Mrs. Bert Wallace. The next meeting will be in one month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Laura M. Smith
Bert Wallace
Neuman
Alice McDeavitt
Frank
Y M C A Camp Receives Rentz Gift for New Admin Building
Construction advances on the Camp Rentz site as Fred L. Rentz donates the eighth building. The new admin structure will house the camp office and director HQ beside five new cabins. Plans include hospital facilities and expanded beds for the July 2 opening. occupancy expected to be high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred L. Rentz
News Company
New Castle Y. M. C. A
Rentz
Mr. Rentz
Slippery Rock Creek
Jacob F. Rentz
Pearing
Campentz
Lucy T. Ray
Jack Gerson
General Secrtary
R. L. Meermans
Rey
Meermans
Slippery Rock
Camp Rentz
Deny Receivership For Hauptmann Fund
New York June 4 Supreme Court Justice Charles C. Lockwood denied the application for a receiver to take charge of all contributions to the Hauptmann defense fund. He ruled the fund consists of public contributions and disposal rights lie with the public, and that the money was raised for appeal expenses not Reilly’s counsel fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
New York
Hauptmann Defense Fund
Edward J. Reilly
Hauptmann
Supreme Court
Charles C. Lockwood
Justice Lockwood
Reilly
Relatives host and visit across several towns in Ohio and Pennsylvania
Russell Kenny visits Warren Ohio for two days while numerous families from Aurora Pittsburgh Steubenville Donora and Erie travel to see relatives. Attendants include J C Coutt Rochester and Wurtemburg U P church 75th anniversary attendees. Mary Jane Meehan and Dean recove r from arm injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Kenny
Warren, O
Elizen Mackay
Aurora
Harry Heberling
Pittsburgh
Frances Riley
Frances Irene
M. A. Riley
Steubenville
Harry Patrick
Eloise
Indiana
J. C. Coutt
Rochester
Wurtemburg U. P
David L. Mitchell
Dale
Albert
Monongahela
Frisco
George C. Rawleigh
Jane Rawleigh
Donora
George C. Rylott
Paul Blackston
Rural Valley
Irwin Blackston
Lawrence Avenue
M. F. Danley
Betty
John Evans
Mary Lou
East Liverpool
Co. T. Crawford
Rockdale
Mary Jane
Sunday Guests Visit Area Families Around Allegheny
Savannah and nearby towns report visitors at many homes including the Shells, Reed, Mayberry, Guy, Booker, Reno, Follette, Geiger, and Klingensmith households. Martha Clark recovers after Jameson Memorial surgery. Elizabeth Geiger sails from Pittsburgh to New York then France with return expected in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Shell
Mr. Shell
Sharon
Harry
Kenneth
John Reed
Joseph
Ralph Mayberry
Aliquippa
Norman Guy
Ellwood City
J. H. Booker
Marion Reno
Pittsburgh
Frank Reno
Dan Follette
Beaver Falls
W. E. Geiger
Martha Clark
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Irvin Werner
Youngstown
Harold Klingensmith
Mr. Klingensmith
Callensburg
Mary Hampson
William, Emmett
Edith
Bert Hampson
Viola Orey
Cleveland
Prank Reno
Elizabeth Geiger
New York
France
Diphtheria Cases Reported In City Health Bureau Review
The city health bureau records two diphtheria cases and one scarlet fever case among recent infections. Names and addresses of affected individuals include Robert and Duke Bender of 500 Maple Street for diphtheria and John Byers of 423 Garfield Avenue for scarlet fever with many other measles cases listed by name and street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Health Bureau
Robert and
Duke Bender
Maple Street
John Byers
Garfield Avenue
Edward Sewall
Ethel Musser
Washington Street
Robert George
Leasure Avenue
Martha and
Charles Gavrey
McCleary Avenue
Billy Klee
Bobby Mattez
Huron Avenue
Stanley Wrona
Moravia Street
Gary Brehm
Englewood Avenue
Joan Miller
Stanley Lurenti
Neal Street
Bonnie Elis
Harrison Street
David Kramer
North Bay
David Clark
Reynolds Santangelo
Friendship Street
Gabriel Cartone
Philomia Ruben
Pollock Avenue
Dorothy Hamaker
Dean Block
William Roberts
Hutchison Street
Jimmie Aiken
Martin Street
Erma Hetzel
Croton
Donald Passeretti
Mary McFall
East Main Street
Ethel Jacobs
Neshannock Avenue
Kenneth Costello
Marshall Avenue
Grand Jury Finds Fight True Bills
First returns of the June term grand jury found true bills for multiple cases. Names include Steve Pastirick for failure to render aid, Harold McKim for false motor vehicle statements, Joe Mangino for larceny, Joseph Maggi and Mrs. Maggi for keeping a bawdy house, Emma Lasko for moral code violation, Paul Morrison for intoxicated driving, Abraham Lincus Williams for larceny from a person, and Sam Leonard for statutory rape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Pastirick
Harold McKim
Joe Mangino
Joseph Maggi
Emma Lasko
Paul Morrison
Abraham Lincus Williams
Paul Budat
Sam Leonard
Charleroi Girl Struck by Truck in Garage Collision
Charleroi Pa June 4 Josephine Vesto 21 was struck by a truck and hurled 36 feet suffering minor lacerations and bruises in a hospital report. Driver James Pagoini Pittsburgh said steering broke and he lost control before crashing into a garage and striking the girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Charleroi
Josephine Vesto
James Pagoini
Pittsburgh
Vesto
Rain Eases Northern Ontario Forest Fire Fight
Rain helped hundreds of weary fire fighters in Northern Ontario districts as day and night battles with flames continued. Forecasters expect further showers to bring the situation under control in coming days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Toronto
Ont
Ontario
British Guiana launches broad road improvement program
A government report states British Guiana will undertake an extensive road-improvement program. In Europe a separate note says a monument to Napoleon is planned to be erected in Warsaw, Poland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Guiana
Napoleon
Warsaw
Poland
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kay, Richards & Co
Union Trust
City Hall
Texas
Mississippi
Tennessee
Virginia
Alabama
North Carolina
Beaver Falls Baptist Church
Ellport Council
McQuiston Clan
Louise Wehr
C. W. McDanel
Octette Bridge Club
H. E. Wilson
Y. P. Social
Laura M. Smith Society
Y.M.C.A. Camp
Hauptmann Fund
Ellwood Personals
Savannah News
J. Gordon
Eleon
Annie
Gee, “Daddy
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