Ellwood City Couple Wed in Youngstown
Ellwood Giy Miss Helen Hazen wed Thomas Hale in Youngstown yesterday in a quiet ceremony. They will reside in Ellwood after a honeymoon. both families reside locally and Hale works at the tube mill. A second wedding yesterday at the Hill home on the Harmony route united Ella Hill and Clyde Styers of Conneaut Lake Pennsylvania with a large attendance. They plan to reside at Conneaut Lake where Styers owns a farm.
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Ellwood City
Helen Hazen
Thomas Hale
Youngstown
Ohio City
Ellwood
Hazen
J. O. Hazen
Spring Aremume
Hale
William Hale
Third Street
Samuel Hill
Baldwin Stop
Harmony
Ella
Clyde Styers
Conneaut Lake
Mr. Styers
Re Elect Becker and Seven New Teachers Form Ellwood City Schools
Ellwood City school board re elected Prof. C. S. Becker as principal for two years. A. G. Skeels and C. E. Bartl were re elected in charge of departments, with several high school and grade teachers also re elected. Seven new teachers were chosen: Margaret Raithel Myrtle Shaffer Ora Stillwagon Bell Nichols Margaret Humphreys Ada Wilson and William R Hunter. Remaining vacancies include one high school and one assistant teacher. Assignments for grade teachers to be set later.
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Ellwood City
C. S. Becker
A. G. Skeels
C. E. Bartl
Bessie Runyon
Margaret Ruth
Elizabeth Randolph
Alberta McDanel
Adisa Jackson
Chesta Scott
Mary A. Shields
Elizabeth Elliot
Leona Moore
Clara Gaston
Lillian White
Margaret Raithel
Myrtle Shaffer
Ora Stillwagon
Bell Nichols
Margaret Humphreys
Ada Wilson
William R. Hunter
Chased Cat Wounds Clerk in Ill-Advised Vengeance
In Ellwood City on June 6 Fred Brooks a post office clerk limps with a swollen leg after kicking at a cat he blamed for missing chickens. The cat dodged the kick, Brooks fell and injured his leg though he continues to work and struggles to walk.
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Ellwood City
Fred Brooks
Brooks
Bids Opened for Structural Work in Ellwood City
Councilmen learned that the Baltimore and Ohio opened bids in Baltimore for Fifth Street subway structural work. No award yet due to red tape. decision kept several days away. Concrete walls are nearly done and grading is finished. paving to follow with expected completion before fall.
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Ellwood City
Baltimore and Ohio
Baltimore
Fifth Street
Free Methodist Camp Meeting Opens in Ellwood City
Ellwood City hosts an extended Free Methodist camp meeting starting Sunday on vacant property opposite the post office. Rev. Davidson leads with other speakers to draw attendees from Western Pennsylvania as the event aims for several weeks of services beginning at 7 50 each evening with morning and evening sessions Sunday.
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Ellwood City
Free Methodist Church
Fifth Street
Davidson
Pennsylvania
Grimm's Grove
Good Road Boomers Push Ellwood City Highway Plan
Ellwood City leaders led by Col. Grove plan to meet State Highway Commissioner Bigelow in New Castle to push a new road project. The proposed link would connect Ellwood City with New Castle, aiming to improve access to the county seat and spur growth.
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Commissioner Bigelow
New Castle
Ellwood City
Col. Grove
Bigelow
Lawrence County
Grove
Bigelo
Sailor Liebendorfer Murder Probe Ordered
Naval officials in Washington ordered an investigation into the death of Charles Liebendorfer killed on the U S S Virginia last week. His body, found buried in the ship bilge after a three day disappearance, showed a fatal blow to the head suggesting homicide.
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Ellwood City
Washington
Charles Liebendorfer
U. S. S. Virginia
Naval
Recitals Draw Large Ellwood City Audiences
Two choral society recitals at the Majestic theater drew big crowds over two evenings. Ellwood City and Zelienople choruses, pupils of Prof. Bartl, received wide praise as possibly the best ever heard locally. Plans call for future performances in Zelienople and Evans City.
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Ellwood City
Zelienople
Majestic Theater
Bartl
Evans City
Charity workers converge on Cleveland for national conference
Hundreds of prominent charity workers from across the country gather in Cleveland for the annual conference, with sessions from June 5 to 9 and the affiliated National Conference of Charities and Corrections meeting June 12 to 19. Notables include Jane Addams, Dr. Luther Gulick, Brand Whitlock, Senator Borah, and Alexander Graham Bell.
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Cleveland
National Playground Congress
National Conference of Charities and Corrections
Jane Addams
Chicago
Luther H. Gullick
American Physical Educational Association
New York
Brand Whitlock
Toledo
Senator Borah
Idaho
Alexander Graham Bell
Luther Gullick
Alexander G. Bell
Death of E D Ludwig delays Ellwood Odd Fellows memorial
E D Ludwig of Erie editor of the IL OO F paper and a well known Ellwood City figure died after a short illness. Rev Frank Reber will replace him as speaker at the Odd Fellows memorial on Sunday at 3 pm in Locust Grove cemetery. Members meet at 2 pm and the Odd Fellows band will lead a procession to the graves of thirteen local members.
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Ellwood City
E. D. Ludwig
Erie
The
Odd Fellows Lodge
Frank Reber
United Presbyterian Church
Ludwig
Locust Grove Cemetery
Odd Fellows Band
Elwood City to Elect Successor to W O Miller
At tonight’s council meeting Ellwood City will name a successor to W O Miller the Second ward councilman who resigned and moved to Vandergrift. Several applicants are named including J C Grandy a former councilman and Horace Abbatichio. A three fourths vote is required. The meeting will also consider the fire department building contract and various improvement ordinances.
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Ellwood City
W. O. Miller
Second Ward
Miller
Vandergrift
J. C. Grandy
R. Grandy
Horace Abbatichio
Special Meeting to Complete Teacher Elections Elwood City
Elwood City will hold a special school board meeting next Tuesday to finish electing teachers. The last session did not elect all staff and proved difficult. The upcoming meeting is expected to wrap up the election work with no other major business on the agenda.
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Ellwood City
Completion delay for new Pittsburg Circle Presbyterian church
J W Humphreys says the Pittsburg Circle church will not be finished for three months. Three or four carpenters are at work while the congregation continues worship in the Majestic theater.
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J. W. Humphreys
Presbyterian Church
Pittsburg Circle
Majestic Theater
Burns Brothers Complete Storm Sewer Job
Burns Brothers yesterday finished the storm sewer from the Baltimore and Ohio railroad to the river. The project proved very difficult due to large sections cut through solid rock, with steam drills employed to expedite the excavation.
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Burns Brothers
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Visitors and locals make city rounds in New Castle
Mr and Mrs David Hamilton were visitors in New Castle yesterday. Joe Williams came down from New Castle for a brief visit yesterday afternoon. Miss Laura Runyon of Rochester visits friends in town for a few days. Watchman Campbell of the Lake Erie at the Sixth street crossing is on his annual vacation. W E Renner of the Steel Car Forge plant is ill and out of work. Miss Nellie Brown returns to Summerville after visiting her brother R G Brown of Crescent Avenue. Postmaster J B Butler remains ill at home with Assistant Postmaster Deacon McKim filling in. Ben Nye moved from the Lawrence hotel to his home after arrival from Mercy hospital Pittsburg, the house under quarantine for scarlet fever.
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Laura Runyon
Rochester
Watchman Campbell
Lake Erie
Sixth Street
W. E. Renner
Nellie Brown
Summerville
R. G. Brown
Crescent Avenue
Deacon McKim
Ben Nye
Lawrence Hotel
Mercy Hospital
Pittsburg
Dairy Owner Arrested Here for Impure Milk
Ellwood City June 6. Squire Mechlem pure food director caused the arrest of a local dairy owner after milk tests showed only a little over two percent butterfat. The man paid a fine after appearing before the burgess. The director has warned other dairy operators and inspects all dairy farms and slaughter houses monthly.
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Ellwood City
Squire Mechlem
Pure Food
Ellwood
Don’t Spank Your Children For Quick Wash
A New Castle mother is tired and cross after chores plus a boy who expects a spanking each Monday. The piece suggests using Easy Task soap to cut washing time, claiming the soap halves the work and speeds laundry to line drying before nine o’clock.
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New Castle
Realty ad for 1-4 acre lots on Harmony line
Real estate notice from N. Pgh Realty Co and J. O'Brien agent inviting buyers to Gardner on the Harmony line. Lots range from 1 to 4 acres with fares at 5e and about a 10 minute ride. Office located at 22 East Washington Street.
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Harmony
N. Pgh, Realty Co
East Washington Street
Widows Elect to Take Property in Court Appraisals
Judge Porter confirms widows appraisements presented by Clerk S. Elmer Crawford on Wednesday. Lydia A Doherty retains personal property valued at 19.40, Mary S Hope 285.50, Sune M Coulter 300, Mary V Aiken real estate 800, Mary J McGinnis 300, Margaret Brittain 272.30, Mary Eckert unspecified value for August widow.
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Mary J. McGinnis
Alvin G. McGinnis
Margaret Brittain
Jermiah Brittain
Mary Eckert
August
Assignee Accounts Are Confirmed in Court
The Clerk of Courts Crawford reported confirmed nisi final and partial accounts for multiple estates. Joseph W. Humphrey as assignee for Michael Salmon shows a balance due of 2,135.73. Roy M. Jamison, Moses L. Fisher estate, 708.16. William K. Hugus, Cosel and Cosel Co., 3,044.10. Joseph R White, Nancy Neel estate, 30,636.58. Neel estate exceptions extended to a requested date by S W Dana.
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Crawford
Porter
Joseph W. Humphrey
Michael Salmon
Roy M. Jamison
Moses L. Fisher
William K. Hugus
Tate
Julius Cosel
Julius Cosel Company
Joseph R White
Nancy Neel
New Castle
Neel
S. W. Dana
Long words and linguistic monstrosities across languages
The passage notes German comp ounds can appear alarmingly long though not cumbersome in meaning and cites a Sanskrit word with as many as 152 syllables, illustrating extreme word length across languages.
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Becker
Ellwood City School
of School Affairs
Camp Meeting
Free Methodists
Myster
Ious
Chas. Liebendorfer
Wurtemburg
Dr. Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
WM. Heyes
Ladysmith
B.C
Mrs. Foyer
K E. D. Ludwig
David Hamilton
Joe Williams
Audi
Samuel Burns
John Fenton
Theresa McDermott
Raymond Rhodes
Nass
Elizabeth Atkinson
Ray Robinson
Gladys Fulkerson
Gertrude Black
Batiste
R. S. McCulloch & CO
NEW Castle Dry Goods CO
East Washington St
Ang
Kermess
Federation of Women's Clubs, New
Castle, Pa
Love and Megown’s
NEW Castle Loan CO
Wallace Building
Washington and
Jefferson Streets
People's Credit Clothing Co
Roth Plones
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