Estate of Ellis M. Feringer Letters of Administration Granted
Letters of Administration CRA issued to Jennie M. Martin Administratrix for the estate of Ellis M. Feringer also known as E M Feringer. Debts should be paid and claims presented without delay. Attorney is Charles R. Davis. Publication dates May 2 16 23 30 June 6 1939.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis M. Feringer
E. M. Feringer
Jennie M. Martin
Englewood Ave
New Castle
Charles R. Davis
Stock Market Gains Lead Amid Mixed Trading
The stock market turned upward with gains of one to two points but overall activity was thin. Westinghouse Electric U S Gypsum and other leaders posted solid gains among higher priced industrials while several issues showed weak markets during the rally. Major movers included U S Steel General Motors Chrysler DuPont Coca Cola and Eastman Kodak among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Westinghouse Electric
U. S. Gypsum
U.S. Steel
Youngstown
Bethlehem
General Motors
Chrysler
DuPont
Phelps-Dodge
American Smelting
Douglas Aircraft
Union Pacific
Eastman Kodak
U.S. Rubber
Coca-Cola
Goodyear
American Can
Santa Fe
Union Carbide
Johns-Manville
Stock Prices at One P.M.
Prices furnished by Kay Richards Co Union Trust Building provide a snapshot of market movement at midday. Data covers several leading stocks with notable shifts in price and percentage change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kay, Richards Co
Union Trust Building
Diners and Companies Listed in Industrial Index
A dense OCR snippet lists many major firms and percentages, including Allied Chem & Die, Anaconda Copper, Bethlehem Steel, General Motors, General Electric, DuPont, Goodyear, National Biscuit, Sears Roebuck, Standard Brands, Timken, Westinghouse Electric, Wells and more, with various stake values or shares noted. The fragment appears as a catalog of corporate names and percentage figures from a larger index or chart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amer Roll Mills
Amer Steel
Allis Chalmers
Allied Chem & Die
CM Pack
Amer Smelt & Rig
Ivmek
Amer Foreign Power
Anaconda Copper
Caberea
Amer Can Co
Am Water
W & Eco Amer Teb
Eb Ictece i Lout Bendix Aviation
Bethlehem Steel
Baldwin ‘Loco Ei Eenkeeeaks
Oane Chesapeake & Ohio
Crucible Steel
CE Ek Se Col Gas & Elec
Consolidated Edison Consolidated Oil
Cont Can Co
Cont Motors
Ae Comm & Southern
Curtiss Wright
DuPont de Nemours
Douglas Aircraft
Elec Auto Lite
Elec Bond & Share
Elec Power & Light
Firestone Tire & Rubber Great Northern
General Foods
General Motors
General Electric
eGee Goodyear Rubber
Kennicott Copper
Deen, Suesee
Libby-Owens-Ford
Lehigh Portland
Miack ‘Trucks Inc
Montgomery Ward
McKeesport Tin Plate
Mace States
Northern Pacific
Heise
North Amer Aviation
Chancusunt Toe Cok
Phillips
Tak Bens
N J
Piebiog Dogg
Republic Steel Corp
Beee Eee
Scott Stee
Oss Ces Outsese Bate Reynolds Tobacco B
ORO DA Atm
Cccvece
Secony Vacuum
Rent Stroud Ong Cedda Nn Ccuceny
MD Oil
Gannees
Indiana
I. Os Weke Dedosdon
Stewart Warner
Sears Roebuck
Arrigo Ea
Aes
Piper& Fury
Union
Notice Estate of Elizabeth Feringer Administratrix Named
Letters of Administration issued to Jennie M. Martiff for the estate. Claimants must present their claims without delay. Administratrix address listed at 309 L. S. and T. Building, New Castle, Pa. Legal notices dated May 3 1933 and June 6 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Feringer
Jennie M. Martiff
Englewood Ave
New Castle
Charles R. Davis
Bids Sought for School Playground and Physical Training Supplies
The School District of the City of New Castle Pennsylvania invites bids for playground and physical training supplies for the 1939 40 school year. Three bids will be received at the Board office 116 East Street until 12 09 PM on June 28 1939. Lists and specs available from the Secretary. The district may reject all bids or select a single item. John B Bechtel Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
East Street
John B. Bechtel
South New Castle Borough Tax Ordinance Details 1939
Tax ordinance No. 61 levies for South New Castle Borough Lawrence County Pennsylvania for 1939 with x mills for general tax and sinking fund at 312 mil. A five percent discount applies for payments before September 1 1939 and an additional five percent penalty after December 1 1939 for unpaid taxes. Bernice E Morgan secretary. Legal News June 6 13 20 1939.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South New Castle
Lawrence County
Letters Testamentary Granted Estate of Charles Thayer
Letters testamentary issued by the Register of Wills for the estate of Charles Thayer at New Castle Lawrence County Pa to Albert L Thayer Greer Bidz Ina Thayer Norris and Chas H Young attorney. Creditors and claimants are summoned to settle debts and present claims by the specified dates in 1939.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Thayer
New Castle
Lawrence County
Albert L. Thayer
Greer Bidz
Ina Thayer Norris
E. Wallace Ave
Chas. H. Young
Paleval
Sd Trustee's Sale In Partition Estate of Benjamin Means
The trustee under an Orphans Court order will sell at public sale in Shenango Township on the public road from MeeKee's School House to East Moravia on Friday June 16 1939 at 2 PM. The parcel fronts the road and contains about one half acre and includes storeroom warehouse rooms and a living apartment. Ten percent cash on sale day with balance upon court confirmation by Lawrence Savings & Trust Company trustee New Castle Pennsylvania. Attorney Rob ert L Wallace. Legal News May 23 30 June 6 39.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Means
Lawrence Savings & Trust Company
New Castle
Robert L. Wallace
Legal
Hay and grain prices in Pittsburgh wholesale market
June 6 Pittsburgh wholesale prices listed for wheat oats corn and various hay grades. Wheat No 2 red winter 30 91c. oats No 1 white 45 46c. corn No 2 yellow 62 63c. hay standard timothy 15 16. No 1 timothy 16 16 50. clover mixes range from 11 to 17 dollars. straw prices 9 to 9 50. News By Mail one year 5 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy
Auxiliary Has Tureen Dinner In Ellwood City
Members of the Firemen's Auxiliary enjoyed a tureen dinner last evening at the Sixth Street hall with ten in attendance. Mrs Beulah Dambach and Mrs Genevieve Duncan led arrangements. Bingo and 500 aided the merriment with prizes to Mrs Mabel Orr and Mrs Byrd Miller. The next session is set for Tuesday June 20 due to the firemen's dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Firemen's Auxiliary
Sixth Street Hall
Beulah Dambach
Genevieve Duncan
Mabel Orr
Byrd Miller
Local Students Graduation Action in Ellwood City
Local students graduate from several colleges this week. Katherine Mason earns a Bachelor of Science from Margaret Morrison Carnegie College. Robert Emmett Liebendorfer receives a BS in metallurgy from Carnegie Tech. Howard Co. earns a BS in electrical engineering at Carnegie Tech. Zelia Runyan graduates from Tusculum College. Geneva College rites include George Komora BS in education, Marie Manning BA, Donald A Wilson BA, and Kenneth Kuiken BS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Armons
Katherine
Dale R. Mason
Second Street
Margaret Morrison
Carnegie College
Robert Emmett
J. E. Liebendorfer
Wurtemburg
Carnegie Tech
Howard Co
Dorothy Barlow
Franklin Avenue
Zelia Runyan
Carl B. Runyan
Tusculum College
Greenville
Donald A. Wilson
Kenneth Kuiken
Wampum
U P C U Convention Plans Completed for 50th
Ellwood City June executive meeting of Beaver Valley Presbyterian Y P C U outlined the annual spring convention set for Saturday at First United Presbyterian Church New Castle to observe the 50th anniversary with afternoon speaker Rev Don McClure and evening message by Dr Bruce Wilson Pittsburgh. Banquet host Rev C J Williamson as toastmaster. Camp Ar Co Ho Evans planned for Labor Day with camp dean Rev Paul Chapin Oak Grove. A July 7 meeting is slated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
U. P
New Castle
Beaver Valley Presbyterial
C. T. Yeates
Don McClure
Sudan
Bruce Wilson
Pittsburgh
C. J. Williamson
Camp Ar Co Ho
Evans
Paul Chapin
Oak Grove
Yeates
Mrs. Cora Snare Hosts Loyal Ladies Club
Ellwood City June 6 Mrs. Cora Snare was a gracious hostess to members of the Post Officer's club of the Loyal Ladies Orange Lodge at her Todd avenue home. Fourteen members and two guests enjoyed dinner, followed by cards and bingo with prizes awarded to several members. A future meeting is planned for July 3 at the Treese home on the Ellwood New Castle road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Cora Snare
Loyal Ladies Orange Lodge
Todd Avenue
Henrietta Davis
New Castle
Ethel Reed
Sandy Lake
Dorothy
Audrey
Della Pifer
Sarah Treese
Elizabeth Beeman
Clara Ketler
Ethel Callahan
Treese
Ellwood
New Castle Road
Emma McLaughlin Hosts Club Meeting and Awards
Members of the C. F. H. club were entertained Monday night by Miss Emma McLaughlin at Mrs. Alfred McLaughlin's Sixth Street home. After bridge, prizes were awarded and Emma, aided by nieces Kathleen and Eileen, served a cooling repast. Helen Lamenza will host June 19 at her Fourth Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
C. F. H. Club
Emma McLaughlin
Alfred McLaughlin
Sixth Street
Kathleen
Eileen
Helen Lamenza
Fourth Street
Warren Griffiths to Receive MA Degree
Ellwood City notices Warren Griffiths son of Mrs. Thomas Jones Crescent avenue will receive his master of arts degree from the University of Wisconsin during the commencement exercises on Monday June 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Warren Griffiths
Thomas Jones
Crescent Avenue
University of Wisconsin
Poultry Butter Eggs and Produce Prices in Pittsburgh Market
International News Service reports wholesale prices June 6 with limited supplies. Poultry and eggs show stability with hens leghorn and broilers among the listed flats and roosters. butter and eggs hold steady with grade scores noted. Tomatoes and cabbage prices vary by region with 6x6 and 6x7 pack sizes and crate pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Pittsburgh
Hennery
Texas
Florida
Mississippi
Georgia
Tennessee
Ohio
Livestock sale results from Pittsburgh market report
Livestock prices show hogs and cattle steady with strong demand for light and heavy hogs. Hog sale totals 800 with heavies 675, lights around 690, packing sows 475 to 525. Cattle sale 75 with steers 900 to 1150, heifers 825 to 900, cows 675 to 725, calves 150. Sheep sale 300 with yearlings 750 to 800 and lamb prices 950 to 1150 for spring lambs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Pittsburgh
Merchants Back Bridge Toll-Free Plan For West Gateway
Ellwood City merchants praise the Borough Council and County Commissioners for freeing the Ewing Park toll bridge and back legislation to allow state takeover of toll bridges. They call the Koppel toll bridge a key west gateway and urge action to remove tolls. Frank Sternberg announces a June 26 visit by Robert Wadlow, the 8 foot 9 inch giant weighing 425 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Merchants Division
Chamber of Commerce
Ewing Park
Koppel Toll Bridge
Harmony Transportation Company
Legion
Bentels Beach
Marjorie Doak Joins Standard Bearers at Wurtemburg Church
Elwood City June session of the Wurtemburg Methodist church welcomes Miss Marjorie Doak as a new member of the Standard Bearers society. Miss Norma Watson attends as guest. Talks include Child Marriage by Pauline Boots and The Women of India by Jean Kirker. Plans set to send two girls to the summer conference at Kiski in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Marjorie Doak
Standard Bearers Society
Wurtemburg
Kiski
Eric Osbhling
Dorothy Bissell
Vivian Hoenstine
Frances Wimner
Recital Draws Large Audience at First Presbyterian
In Ellwood City a very large audience filled the First Presbyterian church for the annual recital by Mrs. Thomas Jones pupils. Key performers included Miss Marjorie Streeter organist Robert Stevenson pianist Mil ton Kerns reader with soloists Jane Stevenson Lena Mossato Margaret Barson and Amelia Sirianni. The girls chorus featured Margaret Barson Amelia Sirianni Clara Irwin Dorothy Magee Mildred Grannis Betty Wilson Jane Stevenson Vivian VanGorder and Olive Louise Smith. A male quartet consisted of Chester Wilson Arthur Stevenson Jr Richard Lauderbaugh and Robert Stevenson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
First Presbyterian Church
Thomas Jones
Marjorie Streeter
Robert Stevenson
Milton Kerns
Jane Stevenson
Lena Mossato
Margaret Barson
Amelia Sirianni
Clara Irwin
Dorothy Magee
Mildred Grannis
Betty Wilson
Vivian VanGorder
Olive Louise Smith
Chester Wilson
Arthur Stevenson, Jr
Richard Lauderbaugh
Wolfe Patrol Holds Regular Meeting in Ellport
Wolfe Patrol of Troop 12 Boy Scouts met at Ernest Androlia home in Ellport. Members practiced first aid and signalling. Next Monday they will meet with patrol leader Charles Biddle at 7 o clock. Ernest Androlia scribe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolfe
Ellwood City
Troop 12
Boy Scouts
Ernest Androlia
Ellport
Charles Biddle
Wiener Roast At Ewing Park Tonight
The Junior Auxiliary of the American Legion hosts a wiener roast tonight at Ewing Park replacing the Friday date. Members bring their own supplies and all Daughters of Post and Auxiliary members are invited to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Junior Auxiliary of the American Legion
Ewing Park
Daughters of All Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary Plans Community Breakfast
Ellwood City June 6 The VFW Auxiliary organized a breakfast for tomorrow at 9 AM in Ewing Park grove with a committee led by Violet Nicklas May Markle Anna Coskey Margaret Fitzsimmons and Neva Roach. They also set June 9 as host for the Tri County Council and scheduled a fish fry for June 16 and Flag Day events at Aliquippa and Ellwood City Peace Festival on July 4. Four new candidates were initiated. Next session set for June 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Ewing Park Grove
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
Fourth Street Hall
Violet Nicklas
May Markle
Anna Coskey
Margaret Fitzsimmons
Neva Roach
Tri-County Council
Margaret Hutchinson
Lulu Newton
Lulu Eidenmiller
Marie Forsythe
Aliquippa
Lutheran Class Plans Picnic At Ewing Park
Sixteen members of Trinity Lutheran Church King’s Messengers met at Mrs. S. C. Mullin’s home in Ewing Park for the June gathering. Mrs. Clarence Hollerman led the devotional and plans were made for a family picnic July 10 at Ewing Park grove, with Mrs. Dorothy Horvath, Mrs. John Duffy and Mrs. Samuel Weisz in charge. Entertaining games followed and rose corsages were awarded to Mrs. Lillian Atkins, Mrs. Hollerman and Mrs. Weisz. The repast was hosted by the hostess assisted by Mrs. John Lundgren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
King’s Messengers
Trinity Lutheran Church
S. C. Mullin
Byng Street
Ewing Park
Clarence Hollerman
Ewing Park Grove
Dorothy Horvath
John Duffy
Samuel Weisz
Lillian Atkins
Hollerman
Weisz
John Lundgren
Tennis Reservations Move to Ewing Park Stand
Ellwood City announces a change effective tomorrow for tennis reservations. Permits will be issued at the Ewing Park refreshment stand instead of the Chamber of Commerce to improve accommodations for tennis enthusiasts. A warning bans anyone who alters permits from reserving a court for the summer. Baseball diamond permits remain at Chamber offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Ewing Park
Chamber of Comerce
Denny Schill
Seventy Attend Bible Sessions at Ellwood City
Seventy children attended the opening session of the daily vacation Bible school at Bell Memorial Presbyterian Church in Ellwood City. Classes will run weekday mornings for two weeks with closing services planned for Sunday June 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Daily Vacation Bible School
Bell Memorial Presbyterian Church
Manos Nine Defeat Legion In Junior League Play
Manos nine defeated the Legion team 6 to 4 at Ewing Park in Ellwood City on Monday night. Tonight the Elks face the Merchants with a 5 30 start time instead of 6 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MANOS
Ellwood City
Legion
American Legion
Ewing Park
Elks
Merchants
Ellwood Personal Notes Highlight Local Visits
Miss Mary Ellen Preston of New Castle stayed with Miss Kathleen Houk on Clover avenue overnight. Mrs. Ethel Reed of Sandy Lake is visiting sister Mrs. Sarah Treese along the New Castle road.
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Ellwood
Mary Ellen Preston
New Castle
Kathleen Houk
Clover Avenue
Ethel Reed
Sandy Lake
Sarah Treese
New Castle Road
Ellport Council Names Officers For Police Duty
Ellwood City June 6 Two Police officers John Simon and Dennis Butcher were re elected by the Ellport boro council for police duty at ten dollars a month. They will patrol streets to enforce the speed limit and discuss proper speed limit signs. Arrangements were made to purchase asphalt as a top coat for State street and Third avenue. These streets have been graded and improved through a Wehe project and are ready for finishing hard top. A light coat of asphalt will be applied to Golf avenue improved last year. A new councilman will be elected to fill the vacancy caused by Russell Campbell who moved to Warren O.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
John Simon
Dennis Butcher
Ellport Boro Council
State Street
Third Avenue
Golf Avenue
Russell Campbell
Warren, O
Glen Haswell Receives Carnegie Tech Metallurgy Degree
Edified by Carnegie Tech commencement Glen Haswell son of Mr and Mrs C J Haswell Second Street Ellwood City earns Bachelor of Science in metallurgy from the college of engineering He belongs to Kappa Sigma Fraternity and has worked since December at the National Tube company
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Glen Haswell
C. J. Haswell
Second Street
College of Engineering
Carnegie Tech
Kappa Sigma Fraternity
Haswell
National Tube Company
Mrs Paul Bruno Guest Of Club At Virginia Hall
Virginia Hall hosted the C I A club with Mrs Paul Bruno as special guest. Bridge provided the entertainment and Miss Hall earned the top score. Lunch was served by Mrs Chester Hall. Next meeting set for Monday June 19 at Miss Kathleen Houk’s Clover Avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Virginia Hall
C. I. A. Club
Sixth Street
Paul Bruno
Bridge
Miss Hall
Chester Hall
Kathleen Houk
Clover Avenue
Mizpah Class Holds Outdoor Meeting at Ewing Park
Mizpah Class of Evangelical Reformed church enjoyed a pleasant evening with families at Ewing Park grove for an outdoor meeting. The gathering featured a cherry bonfire and a wiener roast. A similar gathering is planned for Monday July 10 at the same site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Evangelical Reformed Church
Ewing Park Grove
Contract Members Meet on Tuesday Elwood City
On Monday evening the Contract club traveled to Zelienople for dinner at a hotel then went to New Castle to attend a show. Mrs. Chester Patterson hosts the next meeting on Thursday, June 22, at her home on Glen Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Contract Club
Zelienople
New Castle
Chester Patterson
Glen Avenue
Monday Bridge Club Luncheon in Ellwood City
Ellwood City bridge club members enjoyed a luncheon at Mt Jackson tea room with twelve participants. Cards at three tables filled the hours and top score went to Mrs. E. B. Yahn. Next meeting set for Monday June 12 at Mrs Thomas Barnes home on Lawrence Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Bridge Club
Mt. Jackson
E. B. Yahn
Thomas Barnes
Lawrence Ave
Hospital Notes Ellwood City June 6
Admit ted Earl Newman Franklin avenue Richard Grocott Line avenue and Norma Rearke Fountain avenue Discharged LaDoris Kildoo Line avenue Doris Wardman Route 7 Gail Wardman Route 7 Peter Sando re Lawrence Avenue and Mrs Morris Phelps and baby Sixth Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Earl Newman
Franklin Avenue
Richard Grocott
Line Avenue
Norma Rearke
Fountain Avenue
LaDoris Kildoo
Doris Wardman
Gail Wardman
Peter Sandore
Lawrence Ave
Morris Phelps
Baby
Sixth St
Nature moves slowly and tardily in Indian warfare end
A reflective line about historical conflict and race, noting warfare ended long ago while a new white race emerges, described without graphic detail and framed as a distant cultural observation.
Mary Ann French Completes West Palm Beach School
Mrs Hazel French and daughter Mary Ann of Spring Avenue have returned from West Palm Beach Florida where Mary Ann completed high school. She graduated with 250 other students at an outdoor commencement in Flagler Park and plans to enroll in the Junior College this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Hazel French
Mary Ann
Spring Avenue
West Palm Beach
Fla
West Palm Beach High School
Flager Park
W C T U and L T L hold bouquet drive for shut ins
East Side W C T U will meet at Mrs. Homer Leslie's home at 1302 Huron avenue Thursday at 1 PM. Members will make bouquets from garden flowers to send to sick and shut ins across town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Side
Homer Leslie
Huron Avenue
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Wilmington Road
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Rose Avenue
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Fred L. Rentz
Te Exchange
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Thuray
Pulaski
Leslie Gould
International News Service Financial Writer
Utilities
U.P.C.U
Boro Council
County Commissioners
V.F. W. Auxiliary Plans
Ellport Council
Knights of Pythias Lodge
First National Bank
Mary Ann French
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