Death Trap On Hospital Hill To Be Repaired
Ellwood City council approved street committee plans to widen South Eleventh Street between Wayne and Boarder avenues and relocate curbs. The steep curve beyond the hospital, leading to South Hawon Helphia, will be widened after first reading of the ordinance to improve motorist safety.
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South Eleventh Street
Hospital
Ellwood City
Ellwood City Borough
Wayne
Boarder Avenues
Jes
South Hawon Helphia
Esau
Ellwood City Council Passes Multiple Paving Ordinances
Ellwood City Borough Council met Thursday evening and passed several second reading paving ordinances. Measures include widening Wampum Avenue curb,1 paving costs assigned to abutting owners, and banning all night parking on paved streets. Other actions authorize bids for sidewalks, street repairs, and street committee reviews while planning authority to enforce sanitation sewer rules and track repairs.
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Ellwood City
Enwend City Borough
Reg Watlens
Lie
Wainput Avenue
Nort Akeet
Wampum Avenue
Burgess Bvogs
S. BD .Coates
Clyde Hook
Third Street
Frank Yin Ave
Second Street
Counci
Line Avenue
Summit
Hillside Avenues
Coniecil
Pittsburgh Company
Tob Nohg
Elwood Heights
Joly 10
Frisco
Nave
Harmony Company
J. W. Rumprhey
L. W. Monroe
New Electric Scale Proposed At Ellwood City Meeting
At the Thursday borough meeting in the city building a proposal emerged for a new electric scale. A petition from Barnes and Liberty Utetlon vg sought special power rates and the suggestion that current may be offered to the school board at a lower price. The scale plan, similar to those used in other cities, aims to cut expenses for large consumers. The borough manager holds the details and will report to council.
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Ellwood
Barnes and Liberty Utetlon
Counc
Breakfast party for Miss Adams in Ellwood City
Mrs Harold Seidel hosted an informal breakfast at Fifth Street for Miss Theiza Adams a prospective bride. The event was among several social engagements planned for Miss Adams as she returns from the post nuptial period.
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Ellwood City
Harold Seidel
Fifth Street
Theiza Adams
Miss Adams
Angeline Cabbage Dies At Home Here
Ellwood City obituary notes Mrs Angela Cabisy aged 78 died at home after a lingering illness. She leaves one son and a daughter in law, with surviving relatives in town. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
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Angeline Cabbage
Ellwood City
Angela Cabisy
Bester Brug
Tony
Cascio
Public Abuse Of Comfort Stations Is Menace Here
June report from Illwood City notes public demand led to installing comfort stations by the borough council at public expense. Stations now show severe disrepair within a year with broken doors decayed furnishings and vandalism. Officials urge a guard to enforce decency laws and curb abuse.
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Llwood City
Timic
Iovks
Ladies Easey Lunch And Bridge At Club
Ellwood City June 7 The ladies at the club enjoyed a bridge afternoon with seven tables in play. Prizes went to Mrs Rol land Haines and Mrs Harold Seide. Guest of honor was Mrs Leard of Beaver. Next event set for June 20 with Burton Bell in charge.
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Ellwood City
We Club
Rolland Haines
Harold Seide
Leard
Beaver
Patma
Matron Entreats Miss Adams In Elwood City Dinner
In Elwood City on June 7 Myrs Bruce Hutter hosted a dinner party for Miss Thelma Adams prior to her marriage to Owen Treharne tomorrow. Eight guests dined at one table with roses and snapdragons as centerpieces. The pairings for bridge included high scores awarded to Owen Treharne and Miss Claire Smith, with Thelma Adams among the entertained guests.
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Ellwood City
Ansa Thelma Adams
Ghure Smith
Fern Chambers
Owen Treharne
Stanly.korde
But
Ralph Adams
Mrs Young Tells Rotarians Of Work At Elwood City
Mrs Joseph Young, teacher of the born mothers classes, spoke before the Rotary Club on Thursday evening at the First Presbyterian church. She described teaching methods, noted home visits, and the impact on housekeeping skills with the women quick to adopt new practices. The report highlights encouragement in England and the community’s reception of her program.
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Ellwood City
Joseph Young
England
Happy Hour Class Enjoys Program at Slippery Rock Church
Ellwood City June 7. Thirty members of the Happy Hour class of the Slippery Rock church met at Mrs. Henkin Siecle’s home with associate hostess Mrs. Roy Meehen. The evening featured a musical program with solos, piano selections, a reading by Mrs. Stevenson, and a composition by her husband, plus a handkerchief shower for guest Mrs. Kenneth Norton from Seattle. The next meeting on July 11 will be at Mrs. William Weingartner’s home with husbands as special guests.
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Ellwood City
Happy Hour
Slippery Rock
Henkin Siecle
Smiley
Roy Meehen
Salo
Kenneth Norton
Plano
Walin Obligalio
Louise Atogle
Herman Pearson
Reading
Stevenson
Paul Elliott
Louise Steele
Seattle
Wash
William Weingartner
Ellwood City Fire and Police Reports Summarized
Fire chief and police chief report at borough council meeting list four fires with damages totaling 2 320 and firemen’s services at 347. Police report shows 124 arrests 8 discharges 6 fines totaling 445 in fines and costs. Nearby residents travel and social visits noted.
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Ellwood City
Ellwood City Borough
Lawrence Avenue
Bridge Street
Hillside Avenue
Park Gate
Many Friends Pay Final Respects To Mrs Edith Gardner
Ellwood City mourns Edith Gardner with funeral at her Pittsburgh Circle home attended by numerous friends and relatives. Rev. A M Stevenson and Rev Dr Charles Bell officiated. pallbearers included Myron Gelbach Henry Schenck John Irvin Walter Householder Henry Geloach and Hugh McKay. Graveside rites followed in Zellenople.
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Ellwood City
Edith Gardner
Pittsburgh Circle
A. M. Stevenson
First Presbyterian Church
Charles Bell
Gardner
Myron Gelbach
Henry Schenck
John Irvin
Evans City
Walter Householder
Henry Geloach
Hugh McKay
Zellenople
Birthday Party At Kauffman Home Ellwood City
Miss Mildred Kessling of Wayne township and Ferdinand Keulfman were surprise guests at a party at Keulfman’s Luyville home on the Ellewood Zellinople road. Guests enjoyed dancing and games, refreshments, and gifts for the honorees. Numerous friends attended, including Misses Kelsting, McDaniel, Gallaher, Nye, Stamm, and Gogley, along with several Messrs. Nye, McDaniel, Gallaher, Fisher, and Shuster.
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Ellwood City
Mildred Kessling
Wayne Township
Ferdinand Keulfman
Luyville
Ellewood-Zellinople Road
Charlotte
Varnabette Kelsting
Gladys McDanel
Faye Gallaher
Eleanor McDaniel
Margarets Perker
Stelle Wiida
Dorothy Nye
Emma Hail
Lilian Nevis
Velma Bowers
Helen Ketterer
Josephine Lerner
Jessie Harshman
Gladys Hall
Margaret Gogley
Grace Kerisling
Erma Anderson
Florence Aiken
Maud Stamm
Messra
Charles Nye
Lewis McDanisi
Carl Gallaher
Leonard Fisher
Glenn Gallaher
Francis Bubb
Wesley Fisher
Harry Nevon
William Shuster
Hare Alfeiter
Arthur Walshman
Ernest Hall
Lester Pander
Robert Cowan
Geo. Reno
Francis Kirk
Dan Wise
and Myre
George Fisher
Roy StcDaniel
Ellwood City plans large community picnic
Ellwood City Chamber of Commerce members are tentatively planning a large community picnic to be called Ellwood City Day. The event would be held out of town, aiming to revive a long dormant community gathering with citizen support expected. Major and Mrs. William Sturgin announce the birth of a daughter in Pittsburgh. Hospital notes list Mrs. George Dungee and son and Nick Pavik as charged.
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Sllwocod City
Chamber of Commerce
Ellwood City
BTORK
William Sturgin
Pittsburgh
Dacehter
Tdis
George Dungee
Secone Street
Nick Pavik
Wampum Visitors Attend First Annual Sunday School Conven tion
Lhe Wampum people traveled to New Wilmington for the United Presbyterian churchs first annual Sunday school convention. Attendees include Mrs Hulbert Mrs Marshall Mrs Reno Mrs Dundinger and Elinora Miss Boulan Wilson Rev J G Bingham and many others. All report a wonderful meeting with good attendance. Missionary Society of the Free Methodist church will hold a public meeting Sunday at 3 pm with Rev George Landis as speaker. Clarence Stapf WW King George Schmidt attended the state gun shoot in Conneaut. Americanism notes that militia calls to quell strikers illustrate unsolvable lawlessness.
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Wampum
New Wilmington
United Presbyterian Church
Hulbert
W. H. Marshall
C. B. Reno
Mise Elizabeth
W. E. Dundinger
Elinora
C. L. Rapman
Co. M. Haney
Clarence Stapt
O. L. Jackson
L. J. Overlander
C. H. Ferguson
Morrow
McCowan
Rey
J. G. Bingham
J. E. Carpenter
T. D. Wilson
J. W. Guy
Charles Kelley
A. Robertson
John Davis
Clarence Stapf
WW. E. King
George Schmidt
Conneaut
Schmidt
Stapf
Class 17 Enjoys Monthly Meeting at Bell Memorial Church
June meeting of Class 17 at Bell Memorial Church in ELLWOOD CITY was held Thursday at Mrs. Walter Houk’s Clover Avenue home. Twenty members attended with two visitors from Fairmont, West Virginia and Mrs. Dunkle from another city. Refreshments followed the social program after routine business, served by the hostess and assisted by several women.
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Ellwood City
Bell Memorial Church
Walter Houk
Clover ‘Avenue
Harold McQoun
Lilian
Fairmont
W. Va
Dunkle
Thin City
Samuel Battersby
Iva Clairs
Elizabeth Cunningham
Dorothy Houk
Moravia World Crusade Meets at Hogue Home
The World Crusaders of the Harmony Baptist church gathered at Mrs. Paul Hogue's home on New Gas5de Ellwood road Wednesday at 2 PM to recruit children for ministry and collect Bible pictures for foreign missions. Officers were elected: President Mrs. W. E. Curcil, Crusader Blanche Hogue, knight John Long Jr., secretary Mary Long, treasurer Clara Hogue. Meeting adjourned at the president's call.
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World Crusade
World Crusaders
Hamony Baptist Church
Paul Hogue
Gas5- de-Ellwood Road
W. E. Curcil
Thomas
Wer
W. E. Curne
Indy Crusader
Blanche Hogue
Knight
John Long, Jr
Mary Long
Clara Hogue
Moravia
Ray Joseph
Eliwood Ci
Empat Locke
Soamuc
Clair Hogue
Onele
William Vaneman
Pittsburgh Road
Warren Moffet
Grandsetx
Harmy White
Mane
Raymond
Marian Tod
Hérizel
Wurtemburg Heights
Alice Lock
Elwood City
Joseph
Warren
Vincent Hartzell
Wurtemburg
Mary Hogue
Chester Buque
Marts
Dunham
Ellwood City
Irene Buqua
Elfwood Hnappionl
Charles Davis
Evelyn
Arvonna
Davis
Christian Alliance Church
Young People's Association of
Alliance
Marty Walker
Frank Young
Betty Hartnel
Wampum
Warren Mortet
Locke
John Nelson
DuBois
Rush Weyman
Mita Mapme Foster
Guetta
Alax
Nelson
J. M. Dougherty
New Castle-Ellwood Road
Harmony Baptist
New Trial Granted To Peter Lodice Against Fireworks Co
Judge Hildebrand grants a new trial in the Peter Lodice case against the Fireworks Company after a local verdict of 14 cents to the plaintiff. Lodice, formerly a salesman for the firm, was injured when an iron pipe bomb exploded during an exhibition killing two others. The court found the verdict insufficient and sustained the motion for a new trial.
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Hildebrand
Pater J. Lodice
Vtale
Tris
Lite- Works
Brief Hi QO
Todice
Ledice
Tse Lireworks
Todive
Jaine
Mirgh Operators Seek Lower Prices and Wage Reductions
A fringe notice hints at wage cuts and price concessions by Mirgh operators in the burgh district. The text, tainted by garble, mentions tobacco storage east of the molars and a phrase Versatus, with no clear authorities or dates.
Coal prices in Pittsburgh region hit low since 1915
In Pittsburgh on June 7, coal prices were reported at their lowest since 1915. O D A Morrow, president of the Pittsburgh Coal Company, cited intense competition from West Virginia as the main factor.
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Iubrnational Nova
Pittsburgh
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Park Avenue
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Thelma Schad
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