Bell Memorial drive extended to finish church site fund
Ellwood City June 5 progress in the Bell Memorial church fund drive to raise 2500 for a new site bought from the Ellwood school district. Cash and pledges total 1057 with one extra week allotted for a final push. Lead names include H Tash W B Scott M A Bickett H D Cunningham T C Marshall Byron J McCandless and W T McCandless with varied division totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Bell Memorial Church
Ellwood
H. T.ash
W. B. Scott
M. A. Bickett
H. D. Cunningham
T. C. Marshall
Byron J. McCandless
W. T. McCandless
Rev J K Pollock leads dedication at Lowellville church
Ellwood City Pa June 5 Rev J K Pollock pastor of the Wurtemburg M E church preached the dedicatory sermon at the new Methodist Episcopal church in Lowellville Ohio The church cost 30000 and was dedicated during the past week Mrs J K Pollock led Harmony M E services in his absence church and pastor relations noted with son Rev Samuel H Pollock listed as pastor of Lowellville church
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J. K. Pollock
Harmony M. E
Travelogue Illumines Coast Journey In Harmony M E Church
Rev J K Pollock pastor of Harmony M E Church recently returned from a seven week Pacific coast tour. Administered by Santa Fe Railway he secured 130 views for a travelogue titled Chicago to the Golden Gate. The illustrated lecture last Friday night drew an attentive audience and may be repeated in a Würtemberg church soon.
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Ellwood City
J. K. Pollock
Wurtemburg
M. E
Pacific Coast
Santa Fe Railway Company
Chicago
San Francisco
Golden Gate
Harmony M. E
Pollock
Union Service Planned by Local Churches at Wurtemburg
Arrangements are made for a Union meeting of United Presbyterian and Methodist Episcopal congregations of Wurtemburg to be held in the Methodist church Sunday morning June 11 in support of the National Reform Association. Dr J S Martin of Pittsburgh will deliver the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
United Presbyterian and Methodist Episcopal Churches
Wurtemburg
National Reform Association
J. S. Martin
Pittsburgh
Turner and Hemmerlin to Attend G A R State Convention
Ellwood City Pa June 5 Mrs Alta Turner and Mrs Rachel Hemmerlin left for Altoona as delegates for the G A R state convention which will convene for several days.
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Ellwood City
Alta Turner
Rachel Hemmerlin
Altoona
Franklin player recovering from Memorial Day baseball injury
George Gillespie of Franklin Avenue was injured in a baseball game at New Castle on Memorial Day and is recovering. He expects to be back in a short time.
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Ellwood City
George Gillespie
Franklin Avenue
New Castle
Forst
Howard's Buttermilk Cream for Skin Care
Old time remedy of buttermilk and cream used to whiten and smooth skin is revived in a modern concentrate. Howard Bros. Co. offers a ready to use buttermilk cream sold in drug stores or via a trial package for 10 cents. Buffalo, New York.
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Howard Bros. Co
Buffalo, N. Y
Puzzle with hidden foreign countries in each sentence
Saturday's brain teaser hides at least two country names per sentence. The answer is ACT CAT EDER DEER OOMSE MOOSE TAR RAT FLOW WOLF, with pairs implying many possible country halves across sentences.
Local street scene notes and peculiar curiosities
A seventh street man carries an electric sweeper and a basket, while a Lawrence avenue figure hauls a spading fork. At Fifth and Lawrence a rake and a postman pause by a telephone pole as a reporter startles a horse. Peg imitates a saxophone amid dancing.
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Seventh Street
Lawrence Avenue
Fifth and
Lawrence
Fifth Street
Peg
Styneys
Visitors and local travel noted in Zelienople and Ellwood City
A long list of residents and visitors is reported across Zelienople Ellwood City and nearby towns. Names include Thomas Slater James McCullough Christian Duncan Clarence McDonald Mrs John McDonald J J Wilson Alex Main Gardiner etc. The notes mention travels visits grand jury service moving plans and a new job for William Falls as master mechanic with Braley Motor company Beaver avenue.
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Thomas Slater
James McCullough
Zelienople
Christian Duncan
Clarence McDonald
John McDonald
Pittsburgh
John Hattock
William G. Duncan
Glennavenue
John Barkley
Portersville
J. J. Wilson
Denver
Col
DeWitt Bennett
North Sewickley
Robert Jackson
Ellwood City
Alex. Main
Franklin Avenue
J. T. Mecklem
Rockdale
Beaver
Beaver County Grand Jury
Harry Clarke
Charles Hall
Sharon
Wm. Dunham
Old Country Club
H. E. King
Lawrence Avenue
Wampum
H. W. Weaver
Beaver Falls
Hilwood
Jus van Gorder
Joseph Schenck
Akron
Ohio
Ellwood
Belle Irwin
Brooklyn
New York
Mary Bartle
Eliza Dean
Shelby Hospital
Garfield Thomas
Woodlawn
Burton Kelley
Elmo Grantley
Cascade Park
Ted Marquart
Henry Simon
George Fike
Simon
Rochester
Harold Cavert
William Cooney
Beaver Valley
M. A. Groden
Bell Avenue
New Castle
J. G. Cobler
Wayne Avenue
William Falls
Wayne Anderson
Billwood
Edward Heislerman
Spring Avenue
New Brighton
R. B. Anawalt
Arthur Lowry
Robert Williams
Beaver Falls High School
Beaver Falls High School Where Mrs. Anawalt
Edward
Samuel Frazier
Joseph Patterson
Sixth Avenue
Irene Patterson
E. Slater
Orchard Avenue
May Nicklas
Thelma Harper
L. L. Liggett
Ewing Park
Joe Hilmitz
Barnesboro
A. Luxemburg
Park Avenue
Dorothy Buquo
Mercer
Hazel Rogers
Line Avenue
Erie
Arthur Wilkinson
Fourth Street
Braley Motor Company
Beaver Avenue
Ellwood Eagles Rally to Beat Armstrong Corks 5-3
Ellwood City fans saw the Ellwood Eagles defeat the Armstrong Corks of Beaver Falls 5-3 on the Lawrence grounds. Score by innings shows a tight midgame, with Ellwood pulling ahead in the later frames. Batteries were Bartemore Hartman Hagles Palconi and Dambach with umpire Gates.
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Ellwood City
Ellwood Eagles
Armstrong Corks
Beaver Falls
Lawrence Grounds
Bartermore
Hartman
Hagles
Palconi
Dambach
Gates
Funeral service for Miss Frances Ritter held at Koppel church
Local residents attended the funeral for Miss Frances Ritter of Koppel at the Koppel M E church Friday afternoon. Ellwood City High School sophomore class pallbearers included Sarah Aiken Josephine Reese Blanche Porter Jean Graham and Margaret Zeigler. Interment followed at Hoytdale cemetery.
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Ellwood City
Frances Ritter
Koppel
Koppel M. E
Ellwood City High School
Miss Ritter
Sarah Aiken
Josephine Reese
Blanche Porter
Jean Graham
Margaret Zeigler
Hoytdale Cemetery
Cecil Wimer Returns from Army to Join National Tube Co
Cecil Wimer of Lawrence Avenue has been discharged from the American army and accepted a position with National Tube Co Mill A. He previously worked for the firm before enlisting, served over two years in Germany and France, and has been at Camp Meade since mid February.
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Ellwood City
Cecil Wimer
Lawrence Avenue
National Tube Co
Mill ‘‘A
Wimer
Army
Germany
France
Camp Meade
Ellwood City Music Club Concert at First Presbyterian
Ellwood City will host a free concert Tuesday evening at the First Presbyterian Church. The program features instrumental and vocal numbers by top local talent, with a record crowd expected and open admission for all music lovers.
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Ellwood City
First Presbyterian Church
Two Drunks Arrested Here Over Weekend
Ellwood City reports two men arrested by borough police for drunkenness over the weekend. One man is held in the borough lockup awaiting a 7:30 p.m. hearing before Burgess Ben G. Swick. the other is released on a $10 forfeit for a hearing at the same time.
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Ellwood City
Burgess Ben G. Swick
Dr Anderson Returns to City Home Move Noted
Dr and Mrs H B Anderson have returned to the city after an extended absence and will move into their corner Fourth Street and Spring Avenue home. Prof and Mrs C F Becker occupied the residence during their absence.
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Ellwood City
H. B. Anderson
Fourth Street
Spring Avenue
C. F. Becker
J K Pollock Delivers Memorial Sermon at Local Lodge
Rev J K Pollock preached a splendid Memorial sermon yesterday afternoon at Locust Grove Cemetery for the Ellwood City Lodge of the Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters. The address followed services at Burg M E Church and honored lodge members and sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
J. K. Pollock
Wurtemburg
Mrs. Rothmeyer Improves After Sprained Ankle
In Ellwood City on June 5 it was reported Mrs. George Rothmeyer of Hazel avenue is much improved after an ankle sprain suffered while chasing her son. She can walk out now but full recovery will take time.
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Ellwood City
Mill A
B. and O
Carpenier Gang
George Rothmeyer
Hazel Avenue
VanGorder brothers head to Ford Motor Detroit
Eugene VanGorder of Second Street has accepted a position with Ford Motor Company in Detroit. He left Saturday and begins work today. His brother John VanGorder plans to leave for Detroit within a week to join the same company.
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Ellwood City
Eugene VanGorder
Second Street
Ford Motor Company of
Detroit
John VanGorder
Wet Weather and Circus Arrive in Ellwood City
Wet weather and Campbell's Trained Animal Show and Circus arrived in Ellwood City on June 5. The tent show will stay for the day and draws keen interest from local children as the only summer spectacle scheduled this season.
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Ellwood City
Campbell
Wurtemburg U P Elects S S Officers
Ellwood City June 5 At a recent meeting of the Sunday school board of the Wurtemburg M E church the annual election of officers was held. The following selection resulted: Superintendent Andrew H Fox assistant superintendent W P Wright secretary J H Boots treasurer James A Kirker.
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Ellwood City
Wurtemburg M._ E. church
Andrew H. Fox
W. P. Wright
J. H. Boots
James A. Kirker
Arthur Wilkinson Recovers After Tonsil Operation
Arthur Wilkinson of Fourth Street is recovering well after undergoing a tonsil removal operation at Shenango Valley Hospital in New Castle on Friday.
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Ellwood City
Arthur Wilkinson
Fourth Street
Shenango Valley Hospital
New Castle
Bell pitcher sets season strikeout record
Reighard started for Bell Telephone at Walmo and fanned 21 batters, the best pitching mark of the season, while yielding only one hit in the opener. The score remains to be reported.
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Reighard
Bell Telephone
Walmo
Tanlac Restores Health in Six Years for Pittsburg Woman
Mrs. Gertrude Poth of 914 Cabot Way South Side Pittsburgh credits Tanlac with ending six years of stomach trouble. She reports past severe headaches dizziness weakness and insomnia but now eats three meals daily sleeps well and feels renewed. Tanlac sold in New Castle by M. B. McKee and by leading druggists.
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Tanlac
Gertrude Poth
Cabot Way
South Side
Pittsburgh
New Castle
M. B. McKee
Big Ram homers as Yanks down A's 8 to 3 in fifth
The Big Ram lifted his third homer of the season over right field with Miller and Ward aboard in the fifth, boosting the Yankees to an 8 3 win over the Athletics. Heimach fell victim to Ruth’s bat, while Carl Mays earned the victory. Mays has lost only one game to the Macks since entering the league.
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Big Ram
Miller
Ward
Yanks
Athletics
Heimach
Ruth
Carl Mays
Mays
Macks
Cubs Rally Past Reds 6 5 In Ninth In Tight Contest
The Chicago Cubs recovered from three straight losses to the Reds with a 6 to 5 victory. Alexander struggled, while Cincinnati staged a three run rally in the ninth inning to threaten the lead before the Cubs held on.
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Chicago Cubs
Reds
Alexander
Giants Rally To Beat Dodgers In Brooklyn Thriller
The Giants erased a late deficit in the ninth inning to edge the Dodgers 5 to 4 before 32,000 fans, the largest crowd in Brooklyn history. Youngs delivered a bases loaded single to tie the game, and Stengel’s sac fly won it. Sparking plays by Seibold and Collins halted a Senator rally in the eighth as the Red Sox edged the Senators 2 to 1. Ferguson narrowly outpointed Walter Johnson in a pitchers duel. Stephensachieved four hits including a double and a triple, and Davis and Stoner produced eight runs in the sixth as the Indians surged past the Tigers.
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Tigers
Indians
Davis
Stoner
Stephenson
Ferguson
Walter Johnson
Red Sox
Senators
Seibold
Collins
Giants
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Youngs
Stengel
Griffith May Land Big Job In Conference
Major John L. Griffith of the University of Illinois has been offered the post of commissioner of athletics in the Western conference. Reports say he has not decided. A Big Ten faculty meeting approved the selection process.
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Griffith
Chicago
John L. Griffith
Department of Physical Education
University of Illinois
K. M. Landis
Big Ten
Iowa City
United States Army
America
Drake University
Des Moines
Drake
Chicago Population Could Surpass Paris by 1924
Chicago is growing rapidly by about 4,300 people each month and may overtake Paris in population by March 1924, according to Frederick Rex municipal librarian. Paris is about 2.9 million and rising around 1,836 yearly, while Chicago is projected to reach 3 million by September 1925.
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International News Service
Chicago
Paris
Frederick Rex
Rex
Domestic Difficulties in a Brief Exchange
Kriss jokes about his wife sewing a coat button. Kriss says she is busy with four picture puzzles two continued stories and five serial pictures at the movies. The judge quotes the remark in a light domestic exchange.
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Kriss
King Boris Wields Spade in Bulgarian Productivity Push
SOFIA June 6 King Boris of Bulgaria tends palace gardens with a spade in hand wearing a linen duster. He says kings must work not be mere figureheads, citing a policy of productivity. His sisters Princess Eudoxia and Princess Nadejda also help in the kitchen.
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Sofia
Boris of
Bulgaria
Eudoxia
Nadejda
It s an Ill Wind From a London Cartoon Strip
A captioned cartoon moment shows a man and his wife discussing living in a flat with guests, the husband quipping about leaving when company arrives, reflecting witty social banter from Sydney Bulletin.
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Sydney Bulletin
Men to Organize at Central Presbyterian Church
Men of the Central Presbyterian church plan a supper and form a permanent men's organization at the church building on Friday evening. Indications point to a large turnout at the gathering. Mount Vesuvius remains the only active volcano on the European continent.
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Central Presbyterian
Central Presbyterian Church
Mount Vesuvius
Europe
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Alex. Patton
Geo. Rothmeyer
W. H. Forst
Jack Doyle
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Scottdale
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Gist
Carlson
Daily Puzzle
By Walter Wellman
United
Wrigley’s Gum
Bowser’s
Pilser
Barker’s Animal & Poultry Foods & Remedies
United Cigar
E. Washington Street
United Profit-Sharing Corporation
W. 18Th Street
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