Stock Market Ends Quiet as Warner Bros Leads Gains
A listless session saw Warner Bros common and preferred shares reach yearly highs while bonds rose sharply. Major industrials and utilities moved little as cotton edged up and wheat held steady. notable movers included United States Smelting and several copper shares, with mixed results among rail stocks and autos.
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New York
Warner Bros
United States
Cerro de Pasco
Howe Sound
American
Atchison
New York Central
Southern Pacific
Coca Cola
Kodak
Chrysler
General Motors
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Stock prices at one P M report with varied shares
Furnished by Kay Richards Co Union Trust Building the list shows Amer Roll Mills Amer Steel Fdry Atlantic Rfg AmER LOCO Amer Rad & Stan Allis Chalmers Allied Chem & Die Amer Smelt & I Amer Foreign Power Anaconda Copper Am Water W BESCO Amer Teb Co Amer Super POWER Armour Barnsdall Oil Bethlehem Steel Baldwin Loco Canadian Pacific Chesapeake & Ohio Chrysler Col Gas & Electric Consolidated GEOG Consolidated Oil Cent Can Co Comm & Southern Commercial Solvents Coca Cola Cities Service Curtiss Wright Case DuPont de Nemours Flec Auto Lite Fastman Kodak Elec Bond & Share Great Northern General Motors General Fiedric Goodyear Rubber Gulf Oil General Foods Hudson Motors Howe Sound Inter Harvester Inter Nickel Co Inspiration Copper Johns-Mansville Kennicott Copper Kelvinator Kroger Groce Mid Cont Pet Mexican Sea Oil Mack Trucks Montgomery Ward Northern Pacific Nash Motors National Dairy National Cash Reg
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AT & SF
Amer Roll Mills
Eeerre
Amer Steel
Reres
Atlantic
Phaneuvere Amer Loco
Esersereres
Amer Rad & Stan Beewaaeovse Bae Allis Chalmers
Bsn Aca
Allied Chem & Die
Amer
I. Ane Amer Can Co
Serrsesrrttt
WSBO
Eeerssree
Bethlehem Steel
Baldwin Loco
Seeersererees
Canadian Pacific
Fastman Kodak
Great Northern
General Motors
General Fiedric
Ceserrerte
Goodyear
Gulf Oil
Ene Saed
General Foods
Hudson Motors
Howe Sound
Cesessreretets
Inter Harvester
Errersesss
Inter Nickel Co
Eetale Inspiration
TOR
Mack Trucks Inc
Montgomery War
Northern Pacific
Nash Motors
Sence
National Dairy
Veterans of Foreign Wars to honor fathers with program
Corp Harry L. McBride post of Veterans of Foreign Wars plans a father’s day program and entertainment next Wednesday in Le Next. Ira Nowling named chairman of arrangements at the recent meeting. G A R members and fathers of veterans to be honored. Poppy Day sales receipts reported satisfactory. John Stoner reported the annual memorial service at First M. E. Church as one of the finest yet.
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M. E
Bridge Builders To Hike Sunday
Bridge Builders from the First Presbyterian church plan an educational hike Sunday afternoon. They will assemble at 2 30 at the church and proceed to Armstrong Bridge with Prof John A M Stewart of Geneva College leading the tour and delivering a talk on natural history.
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Ellwood City
Local residents return from visits and a playground planned
Endicott area residents in the news with visits from Mr and Mrs Howe and others. Summer playground at Butter milk Falls park announced for 2 to 6 pm under instructor Paul Heffley for local youths.
Engagements Made Known At Social Event
Ellwood City June 6 at the home of Mr and Mrs Harry Caplan 100 guests heard of engagements of Edythe Louise Caplan to Edward W Greenberger son of Mr and Mrs Samuel Greenberger of Farrell Pa A luncheon preceded the event with a center bouquet and flowers on all tables 25 tables of bridge followed with prizes awarded to Mrs Jack Kaufman Pittsburgh Mrs Weiss Beaver Mrs Martha Brownstein Youngstown and Miss Sue Cox Ellwood City guests came from Pittsburgh Oil City Kittanning Farrell and Beaver Valley The wedding is planned for the near future.
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Ellwood City
Harry Caplan
Fourth Street
Edythe Louise
Edward W. Greenberger
Samuel Greenberger
Farrell
Jack Kaufman
Pittsburgh
Weiss
Beaver
Martha Brownstein
Youngstown
Sue Cox
Oil City
Kittanning
Beaver Valley
Day Bible School To Begin June 10
The eleventh annual daily vacation Bible school at Wurtemburg United Presbyterian church opens Monday June 10 at 9 am. It runs weekdays 9 to 12 for three weeks with no charge. teachers volunteer and a weekly offering covers materials. Rev. J E Caughey oversees, assisted by Elizabeth Caughey, Anabelle Saunders, Charlotte Webber and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Wurtemburg United Presbyterian Church
J. E. Caughey
Elizabeth Caughey
Carl Lersch
Annabelle Saunders
Charlotte Webber
Weather Delays National Geographic Stratosphere Flight
Unfavorable weather again delayed the National Geographic Army stratosphere flight start by at least 24 hours. RAPID CITY S D June 6 International News Service reports the mission setback.
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International News Service
Rapid City
S. D
National Geographic-army
Survey of Farm Livestock Begins in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg June 6 approximately 21 000 Pennsylvania farmers asked to cooperate with the Federal State Crop Reporting Service and the Post Office Department in the annual spring livestock survey. Cards for reporting livestock numbers left in mail boxes by rural mail carriers. The survey has run for twelve years and asks twenty two questions about hogs milk and lambs.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Federal
State Crop Reporting Service
Post Office Department
Commonwealth
Rae Chambers Hosts Kampers Klub Meeting
Mrs Rae Chambers a Kampers Klub hostess at her Second street home yesterday hosted members from Coraopolis and Butler. An oclock luncheon amid spring flowers preceded an afternoon of fancy work and social chat. Plans for a July 4 picnic with husbands as special guests were discussed.
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Ellwood City
Rae Chambers
Kampers Klub
Second Street
Boggs
Coraopolis
James Barton
Butler
Ladies Aid Society Held All Day Meeting at Ellwood City
The Ladies Aid Society of Slippery Rock Presbyterian church met in their rooms in Ellwood City with 15 members present on Wednesday. Quilting occupied most of the day and a noon dinner was served. Mrs. Carl Johns and Mrs. Ralph McMunn led the work committee. an extra meeting is set for June 19 and the regular meeting for July 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Ladies’ Aid Society
Slippery Rock Presbyterian Church
Carl Johns
Ralph McMunn
Five World Champions Referee Catholic Boys Amateur Final
Five world champions Jack Dempsey Gene Tunney Benny Leonard Jack Britton and Jack McAuliffe officiated the Catholic Boys' club amateur final in New York. About ten thousand spectators watched knockouts as winners advance to meet the Catholic youths' organization team of Chicago at Wrigley Field on August 2.
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International News Service
New York
Jack Dempsey
Gene Tunney
Benny Leonard
Jack Britton
Jack McAuliffe
Catholic Boys’ Club
Catholic Youths’ Organization Team of
Chicago
Wrigley Field
Planning Committee Formed At First Presbyterian Church
Representatives from various organizations at the First Presbyterian Church formed a permanent planning committee with J. S. Bowater elected chairman and Mrs. Grace Benford secretary. Preliminary plans were set and the group will reconvene July 10.
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Ellwood City
First Presbyterian Church
J. S. Bowater
Grace Benford
Fidelity Bible Class Meets in Ellwood City
The Fidel ity Bible Class of Bell Memorial church gathered at Mrs. William Vogler’s Orchard Avenue home in Ellwood City with 12 members present. After a brief business meeting the group enjoyed a social hour and a luncheon hosted by the hostess with Mrs. Rose McCandless helping. They plan to meet again on the first Thursday of July.
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Ellwood City
Fidelity Bible Class
Bell Memorial Church
William Vogler
Orchard Avenue
Rose McCandless
G. G. Club Holds Regular Meeting at Ellwood City
Miss Marion Pherson hosted the G. G. club at her Line Avenue home for two tables of bridge. Awards went to Miss Grace McKim and Mrs. Virginia Eisenberg. Ada Irwin assisted with refreshments. next hostess is Mrs. James Maxwell in two weeks.
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Ellwood City
Marion Pherson
G. G. Club
Line Avenue
Grace McKim
Virginia Eisenberg
Ada Irwin
James Maxwell
Herhome
Federal Grants Rise With New Large Government Support
Ellwood City officials announce expanded federal grant support for public works. The secretary of the school board, G Blaine Hancher, notes recent 45 percent grants for projects with the rest repaid at three percent interest. The Lincoln Building addition received 30 percent grant and remainder at four percent. The city plans to apply for funds at tonight's meeting.
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Ellwood City
G. Blaine Hancher
Hancher
Lincoln Building
Mrs Berlin Smith Hosts Little Club Evening
Berlin Smith welcomed Little club members at her Lawrence avenue home on Wednesday. Guests played bridge at two tables with Miss Sue Cox and Mrs Harry Latimer winning high scores. An appetizing luncheon followed, hosted by Miss Marjorie Liebendorfer, and Miss Cox invited the club to meet at her home in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Berlin Smith
Little Club
Lawrence Avenue
Sue Cox
Harry Latimer
Marjorie Liebendorfer
Miss Cox
E. M. M. Club Sets Meeting at Home On Wayne Avenue
Dr G Williams hosted the E M M club at her Wayne avenue home with special guests Mrs Harry Harris Mrs J G Ferguson and Mrs Harry Steinberger among two bridge tables. Mrs C K Morrow won the club prize and Mrs Harry Steinberger the guest prize. Luncheon was served by the hostess aided by Mrs William McGlingey. In two weeks the group meets at Mrs Audley Cunningham's Butler home.
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Ellwood City
G. Williams
E. M. M. Club
Wayne Avenue
Harry Harris
J. G. Ferguson
Harry Steinberger
C. K. Morrow
William McGlingey
Audley Cunningham
Butler
Miss Pearl Miller Weds Ralph Boots
Miss Pearl Miller daughter of Mr and Mrs William Miller of Camp Run marries Ralph Boots son of Mrs E N Boots of the Ellwood Zelienople road The ceremony was performed by Rev T Littel at Venice and the couple plan a motor trip to Atlantic City They will reside on the Ellwood Zelienople road and are active in Camp Run U P church young peoples work The bride attended New Brighton high school the groom is a Zelienople High and Duffs alumnus
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Ellwood City
Pearl Miller
William Miller
Camp Run
Ralph Boots
E. N. Boots
Ellwood -Zelienople Road
Dc. T. Littel
D. D
Venice U. P
Venice
Atlantic City
Boots
Ellwood-Zelienople Road
New Brighton High School
Zelienople High
Duffs Business College
Beaver Falls
Young Peoples
VU. P. Church
Meeting of Smart Set Club in Ellwood City
Smart Set club members met at Mrs. B. M. Lawther’s Fountain avenue home with Mrs. Cowan as guest. After a 1 o’clock luncheon two bridge tables played, with prizes won by Mrs. Ray Aylesworth and Mrs. H. J. Myers. Flowers decorated. In two weeks the group will meet with Mrs. Myers at the Hostess House on Glenn avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Smart Set Club
B. M. Lawther
Fountain Avenue
Cowan
Ray Aylesworth
H. J. Myers
Myers
Glenn Avenue
E. W. H. Members Meet Wednesday in Ellwood City
Members of the E. W. H. club gathered at Mrs. Gertrude Herge’s home on Todd avenue for a regular session. The evening featured 500 and bingo with prizes won by Mrs. J. W. Mayne and Mrs. Ellis Guy for 500 and by Mrs. Forbush for bingo. A 6 o'clock tureen dinner preceded the games. The club will reconvene July 2 at Mrs. James Houk’s Todd avenue home.
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Ellwood City
E. W. H. Club
Gertrude Herge
Todd Avenue
J. W. Mayne
Ellis Guy
Forbush
James Houk
Castlewood club to meet at Mrs Herge home Friday
Ellwood City residents note Castlewood club holds its regular meeting Friday night at Mrs William Herge home on Todd avenue with luncheon to follow.
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Ellwood City
Castlewood Club
William Herge
Todd Avenue
Camp committee plans Day Camp for Girl Scouts
Ellwood City June 6 the Girl Scout Council camp committee met with Mrs. Eleanore Morrison. Week Day Camp is set for June 10 at the Girl Scout Cabin in Wurtemburg. Applications require a signed parent permit. Bus departs 9 a.m. from Fifth Street, Spring Avenue, Circle School, Ewing Park bridge. returns 5 15 p.m. Donations sought include picks shovels dish pans and a bench.
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Ellwood City
Girl Scout Council
Eleanore Morrison
H. L. Wilson
Fountain Avenue
Wurtemburg
Fifth Street
Spring Avenue
Circle School
Ewing Park Bridge
Ralph Main
Emmett Liebendorfer
Mary Rugh Group Seeks Delegate at West Newton
Mary Rugh Missionary society of Lilyville Church of God met at Mrs. Henry Hall's home on Celia road for the June gathering. Fourteen members enjoyed a tureen dinner and sewing and quilting after a business meeting led by Mrs. Frank Dunbar. Plans were made to send a delegate to the missionary convention at West Newton June 18 to 20 and to clean the church. The next meeting is set for Wednesday July 3 with location to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Fred Foreman
Samuel Boots
Wilbur Hall
Bruner
Butler
Mary Rugh
Frank Dunbar
West Newton
Charming Hostess Etta McCurdy Hosts L W L Club
Etta McCurdy of New Brighton road welcomed the L. W. L. club guests last night. Violet Wehman and Grace Milford attended as special guests. Five hundred was played at four tables with prizes for high score won by J. Price Helen Wiley and Eva Biggins. Wehman Milford received guest favors. In two weeks Biggins will host the club.
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Ellwood City
Etta McCurdy
New Brighton Road
Violet Wehman
Grace Milford
J. Price
Helen Wiley
Eva Biggins
Wehman
Milford
Biggins
O. N. T. Club Social at Mrs Ott Home
Ellwood City residents gather at Mrs. Harry Ott s Border avenue home for a Wednesday night O N T club gathering. Two tables of 500 prize winners include Mrs. Minnie Duncan and Mrs. Lottie Fry. Hostess and daughter Marjorie served a menu. Mrs. Ralph White to entertain in two weeks at Franklin avenue.
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Ellwood City
Harry Ott
Border Avenue
Minnie Duncan
Lottie Fry
Marjorie
Ralph White
Franklin Avenue
King's Messengers Class Holds Meeting at Knox Plan Home
Howard Steuffer hosted the King's Messengers class of Trinity Lutheran church at her Knox Plan home. Mrs Dan Stamn assisted as hostess to 18 members. In business session plans were made for a picnic at Ewing Park on June 26 followed by lunch and social time.
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Ellwood City
Howard Steuffer
King’s Messengers
Trinity Lutheran Church
Knox
Dan Stamn
Ewing Park
Hospital Notes Ellwood City Admits and Travel Plans
Admitted Wednesday H Byron Stalin of Harmony. Niko Lilic of this city plans a June 20 sailing on the Lafay ette steamer for a visit to Ljubljana Yugoslavia.
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Ellwood City
H. Byron Stalin
Harmony
Niko Lilic
Lafayette
Ljubljana
Yugoslavia
Girl Scout Council to Meet at VFW Hall
Ellwood City residents attend a 7 30 p m monthly meeting of the Girl Scout Council at the VFW Hall. Many important matters are slated for discussion and strong attendance is hoped for. Ellwood City Mr and Mrs Lloyd Atkinson hosted a serenade and reception at their home following their February 15 marriage in Wellsburg West Virginia with Miss Margaret Hinkle of North Sewickley and William Hinkle of Ambridge in attendance.
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Ellwood
City
Girl Scout Council
Ellwood City
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Lloyd Atkinson
Local residents host friends and relatives across towns
A string of visitors and hosts appears as residents from Ellwood New Castle Uniontown and Oakdale welcome guests from Chicago Cleveland Detroit Conneaut Lake Park Wayne Stop Pulaski and other towns during spring visits. Families include Parvol Schultz Anderson Smith Kirkwood and Shaffer households among others.
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Joseph Parvol
Friends
New Castle
Emory Schultz
East Palestine
Albert Price
New Brighton Road
C. E. Anderson
Fountain Avenue
Cleveland
Harry Smith
Dubois
Castlewood
Harry Kirkwood
Merle Mayberry
Charles Heidish
Detroit
Mich
Violet Wiltrout
Conneaut Lake Park
Robert Curtiss
Ellport
Samuel Shaffer
Jack
Wurtemburg
Harry Shaffer
Carl Houk
Helen Houk
Washington, Pa
Lucy Johns
Chicago
Sharp Johns
Wayne Stop
Paul Cover
Karen
Dora Cover
Pulaski
Clarence Ashton
Lester
Phyliss
Ellwood
Lester Woods
Harry C. Waltham
Dorothy
Little Rock
Ark
Chicora
H. L. Ridley
Margaret
Robert
Uniontown
North Sewickley Township
Alvin C. Wheaton
Marjorie
Oakdale
Elizabeth Wheaton
Glen Avenue
Pythian Sisters Meet To Plan Anniversary Celebration
Mrs Claire Grinnen of M E C of Pythian Sisters calls a meeting for tonight at 8 o clock DST in the lodge room to arrange the June 14 anniversary observance, which will be celebrated on the regular meeting night June 11.
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Pythian Sisters
Claire Grinnen
Wampum Personal Notes From Local Folks
Mrs. R. C. Ferguson of York arrived to visit her parents Mr. and Mrs. S. Hennon. L. J. Overlander with Misses Virginia Brooks and Florence Weil visited Butler this week. Mrs. Lee Guildoo Robi Aley and Miss Jean motor to New Castle. Many Wampum residents went to Ellwood City to see the Cole Bros. Circus yesterday.
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Wampum
R. C. Ferguson
York
S. Hennon
L. J. Overlander
Virginia Brooks
Florence Weil
Lee Guildoo
Robi. Aley
Jean
New Castle
Ellwood City
Cole Bros
Laval Asked To Form Cabinet In France Crisis
Paris June 6 Former Premier Pierre Laval was asked by President Albert Lebrun to form a new government after Francois Pietri abandoned the task. Laval, who failed to assemble a workable cabinet yesterday, was believed to have a complete state ready.
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International News Service
Paris
Pierre Laval
Albert Lebrun
Francois Pietri
Navyter
Laval
Two Are Held For Attempted Swindle Of Emlenton Man
In Canton Ohio police detained two men who gave names as L Watson of Chicago and F A Hunt of Cincinnati after an alleged horse race swindle tied to Albert Bishop of Emilenton Pa Bishop carried 30000 dollars and said the men planned to finish a race horse deal no charges were filed yet and Bishop may testify if charges are filed later Police chief W M Aredcher noted the suspect names and case remain under investigation
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Canton O
L. Watson
Chicago
F. A. Hunt
Cincinnati
Washington
Albert Bishop
Emilenton
Bishop
W. M. Aredcher
N. O. N. Club Plans Semimonthly Meeting at Mrs Kirk Home
Members of the N. O. N. club will be entertained tonight at the North Sewickley residence of Mrs Francis Kirk for the regular semi monthly meeting.
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N. O. N. Club
Ellwood City
Francis Kirk
North Sewickley
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John Howe
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Frostburgh
Paul Heffley
Buttermilk Falls Park
Lewis Essaldo
Donald Mount
CCC
Pennave
David Peirce
Meadville
Howard McDanel
Fourth Avenue
Dale E. Blair
First Avenue
Miami
Fla
Anthony Delmonico
Eli Colaizzi
Third Avenue
Russell Berkbeile
Second Avenue
Women’s Sewing Club
Koppel M. E. Church
Laura Welsh
Kopl-New Castle Road
Willard Welsh
Lloyd Welsh
Koppel-New Galilee Road
Betty Pisano
Sixth Avenue
Providence Hospital
Frank Ruh
Frank Little
Louise Caplan
Mrs. Rae Chambers
Ladies Aid Society
Girl ON Flying Trapeze
Phyllis Pooley
University of Iowa Circus
Miss Pearl Miller
E. W. H. Members
Camp Committee of Scout Council
Mrs. Etta McCurdy
O. N. T. Club
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