Ellwood City Youth Joins Royal Black Watch in England
William Clarke, 18, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarke of Crescent Avenue, left Ellwood City two weeks ago to enlist in the British Army. He sailed from New York aboard the Cymric and joined the Royal Black Watch in Dundee, Scotland, with a May 30 departure to France expected. His letter from Liverpool recounts Ellwood City and Lawrence County amid the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ood City News Co
Ellwood City
Clifford Nutall
William Clarke
Clarke
Crescent Avenue
Great Britain
Randolph
England
New York
Cymric
Liverpool
Church of God Sunday Services in Ellwood City
Sunday school meets at 10 in the Church of God with a prayer meeting to follow. The preaching service begins at 8 p m led by Pastor J T Byers on The Good Spirit of God. All are invited, church members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Church of God
J. T. Byers
New York Police Search For Edwards
Police and lodgers continue to search nationwide for C. E. Edwards who vanished from his home a month ago. New York City detectives sent a descriptive inquiry to Chief Harrison, but the miss ing health officer remains unfound.
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Ellwood City
C. E. Edwards
Harrison
Police Department of
New York City
Edwards
New York
Ellwood
Knights of Pythias Memorial Sunday Observed Locally
Local lodge members meet at Castle Hall Sunday at 2 pm for memorial services then march to Locust Grove cemetery at 2 30 wearing badges and white gloves. Uniform rank to attend. lodges from Evans City Butler and nearby towns join the observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
The
Knights of Pythias
Castle Hall
K. of P
Locust Grove
Evans City
Butler
Jamison Visits Ellwood Friends From Philadelphia
Jamison former manager of Dambach Mercantile arrives in the borough yesterday morning from Philadelphia. He will stay in the city visiting friends until next week before returning to Philadelphia to assume a new duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Jamison
Dambach Mercantile Company
Philadelphia
Actress Is Sent Home From Carnival Troupe
Miss Viola Steinberger aged 15 of Avalon ran away with a Pittsburg district carnival troupe. Ellwood City police traced her to the show, and after a talk with the manager she was escorted to a Pittsburg train and sent home. The borough jail and a return home ended her brief stage career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Pittsburg
Viola Steinberger
Avalon
Viola
Ellwood
Fourth Ward Girl Injured At Local Carnival
Miss Pearl Phenicie of the Fourth ward was injured at the Elwood City carnival grounds when she slipped on soft earth while fleeing a tent. Friends tripped over her as she fell, and she was carried to a dressing tent for first aid before being returned home, where she is improving.
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Ellwood City
Pearl Phenicie
Phenicie
Blood Poison Feared From Cut On Enamel
Ellwood City report: Mrs. L. W. Nickum of Crescent avenue cut her finger on a shard of enamel from a kitchen utensil while wiping an enameled kettle. Although not serious, a physician dressed the wound amid fears of blood poisoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
L. W. Nickum
Crescent Avenue
Hospital A Busy Scene This Week
Ellwood City's hospital has been one of the busiest places in the borough. Miss Zerner and Miss Larter of New Castle have assisted Miss Hunt. Mrs. George Gibbons of Wurtemburg was admitted for appendicitis and operated on by Dr. Boak of New Castle. Carl Stevens of Burnstown was admitted for medical treatment.
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Ellwood City
Zerner
Miss Larter
New Castle
Hunt
George Gibbons
Wurtemburg
Boak
Carl Stevens
Burnstown
Pleasant Meeting of T. L. D. Club at Miss Moeser’s Home
The young ladies of the T. L. D. club gathered at Miss Pauline Moeser’s Thirteenth street home in Ellwood City for a pleasant evening. All members attended and Miss Scheidemannie of New Castle joined as an out of town guest. Refreshments were served late by the hostess with help from Miss Elizabeth Thompson.
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Ellwood City
T. L. D. Club
Pauline Moeser
Thirteenth Street
Scheidemannie
New Castle
Elizabeth Thompson
Special meeting of C. Y. L. club held at Spring avenue home
Special meeting of the C. Y. L. club was held Thursday evening at the home of Misses Teresa and Julia McDermott in Spring avenue. Ten members attended and during the business session arrangements were made for several social events to be held soon. Later a social hour was enjoyed.
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C. Y. L. Club
Teresa
Julia McDermott
Spring Avenue
Trinity School to Practice Sunday in Ellwood City
No preaching at Trinity Lutheran Church tomorrow due to pastor’s attendance at the Pittsburg synod convention. The regular Sunday school will meet and after that the pupils will rehearse the Children’s Day exercises to be presented at the church.
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Ellwood City
Trinity Lutheran Church
Pittsburg Synod
Ridgeway
Large Party in Fourth Ward at William Cole Home
About fifty local residents gathered at William Cole's Fourth Ward home for a social evening. The party featured informal games and music with a seasonable picnic lunch served from baskets as the main amusements wrapped up for the night.
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Ellwood City
Fourth Ward
William Cole
Flour mill to resume operation by J A Vangorder’s mills
J W Hildebrand of Greenville arrived in the borough to meet J A Vangorder who is convalescing at Ellwood City hospital after an operation. Hildebrand will take charge of the mills and they will be in operation again next week after being idle since the hospital transfer.
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Ellwood City
J. W. Hildebrand
Greenville
J. A. Vangorder
Ellwood City Hospital
Hildebrand
Vangorder
Aghkin
State Working To Halt Hog Cholera
Harrisburg authorities implement measures to prevent hog cholera entering Pennsylvania. The Livestock Sanitary Board aims to keep cattle disease quarantined, promote hog vaccination, regulate hog imports, and trace shipments. Ongoing checks on cattle feed and grain use accompany farm adviser field presence.
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Harrisburg
State Livestock Sanitary Board
Peekskill
N. Y
J. W. Kellogg
Two Sermons at Baptist Church by Rev G Morgan Davis
The Baptist church pastor Rev G Morgan Davis will preach at 10 45 a m on The Great Commission and at 7 30 p m on Religious and Drink A book review notes his Sunday schedule and an address to the K of P lodge Locust Grove on The Responsibilities of Friendship Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
G. Morgan Davis
The
Baptist Church
Children’s Day Services at Christian Church
Morning service at 11 o clock features Rev W N Arnold delivering a sermon titled Number Six Hundred and Sixty Six. Evening observances begin at 7 45 o'clock with children’s day exercises.
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Ellwood City
W. N. Arnold
The
Christian Church
Christian Science Services in Dambach Hall Sunday 11
Services at Dambach's hall every Sunday at 11 am with the subject God the Only Cause and Creator. Reading rooms open first and third Wednesdays each month from 10 am to 4 pm. Testimonial meetings on the same Wednesdays at 7:45 pm.
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Dambach
God
Local visitors and travelers cited in area social notes
Greenville resident J. W. Hilderbrand was a borough visitor yesterday. Crescent avenue resident Ben Simon visited Pittsburg on business. Wayne avenue resident Mrs. John Brenneman was in New Castle yesterday. Beaver Falls guest G. L. Patterson conducted borough business in the city yesterday. Prof. Griffiths from Lawrence avenue did business in Pittsburg yesterday. Walter Glenn returned from a New Castle business trip. Miss Margaret Kay returned from a visit to New Castle. Mrs. Pettycrew called on friends in New Castle yesterday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Dambach of Crescent avenue visited friends in New Castle yesterday. Miss Minnie McDonald returned from a visit to New Castle. Miss Geraldine Iseman returned from a visit with Miss Cora Wright of Greenville. Mrs. H. Hunt of Erie concluded a brief visit with her daughter Nellie Hunt at Ellwood City hospital. Miss Elizabeth Porter of Franklin avenue and Miss Mabel Gemmil of Sixth street returned from a visit with friends in Elyria Ohio. O. William Jones left for Richmond Virginia to spend the summer with relatives. Mrs. McElvaine, Miss Grace Rapp and Miss Genevieve Dohen of Wurtburg were delegates to a district Sunday school convention at Plain Grove.
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J. W. Hilderbrand
Greenville
Ben Simon
Crescent Avenue
Pittsburg
John Brenneman
Wayne Avenue
New Castle
G. L. Patterson
Beaver Falls
Prof. Griffiths
Lawrence Avenue
Walter Glenn
Margaret Kay
Spring Avenue
Pettycrew
F. E. Dambach
Minnie McDonald
Seventh Street
Geraldine Iseman
Cora Wright
H. Hunt
Erie
Nellie Hunt
Ellwood City Hospital
Elizabeth Porter
Franklin Avenue
Mabel Gemmil
Sixth Street
Elyria
O. William Jones
Catherine Jones
Richmond
McElvaine
Grace Rapp
Genevieve Dohen
Summer YMCA Membership Offer
Public notice announces summer YMCA memberships through October 1 1915 with rates for men and boys and the invitation to join any time.
Girls' Club Holds Special Meeting
Ellwood City notes a special meeting of the girls' club held on June 4. Members discussed upcoming community events and plan activities for the month.
$20,000 Offer For Old People's Home
Ridgway Pa June 6 The Pittsburg synod of the Lutheran church re elected the Rev D M Kemerer of Pittsburg English secretary the Rev J H Graf of North Lima O German secretary and the Rev G L Rankin of Homestead
Pittsburg Layman Offers 20000 Gift for Zelienople Home
The Rev. T. O. Keister reports from the Old People's Home of Zelienople that a Pittsburg layman unnamed for publication offers 20000 to the home on condition the synod raises 30000 by July 1 1916. The offer was accepted.
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T. O. Keister
First Lutheran Church of
Pittsburg
Old People’s Home
Zelienople
Synod
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National Medical Institute
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Remington Typewriter
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