Stock Market Gains Spur Rally in Early Trading
New York June 7 stock market rallied vigorously reversing yesterday's reaction as gains in business and a dollar drop revived bullish sentiment. Communications shares led with Postal preferred up 5 points and International Telephone active. Utilities and steels gained on higher weekly output. rails lagged despite traffic up, hurt by Atchison dividend cut and Rock Island issues.
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International News Service
New York
Postal
International Telephone
Atchison
Rock Island
Motors
American Telephone
Pittsburgh Produce Market Report June 7 192x
Market rounds show steady poultry demand and moderate supply with colored hens 12 to 13 cents, leghorn hens 10 to 11, broilers 14 to 20, turkeys 13 to 15, young toms 10 to 12, butter firmer with 92 score at 22 22 1 2 percent, vegetables led by tomatoes at 1.90 to 2.00 for large Texas lug boxes and cabbage steady with 1.85 to 2.00 for Tennessee crates and 3.50 per 100 lbs bulk.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
Kentucky
Texas
Mississippi
Louisiana
Tennessee
Virginia
Livestock Market Report Pittsburgh June 7 Prices
Livestock receipts cattle 500 hogs 1000 sheep 500 calf 200. Cattle steady with heavies 575-640 and light 600-680. cows 290-415. bulls 285-390. Hogs steady to weak with prime heavies 495-515 and light 425-475. Sheep and lambs steady. good lambs 725-850. wethers 285-325. yearlings 525-650. Americanism note on hating Communism ends.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
Edrye Moyer Hosts Modern Bridge Club Outing
Miss Edrye Moyer hosted a Modern Bridge club gathering on Wayne Avenue in Ellwood City with Mrs James Fitzgerald and Misses Betty Lowry Lorena Thompson and Grayce Harris. Four tables of bridge, club awards presented to Mrs Max Ewing and Mrs Donald Northrop, Lowry received guest favor, menu served by the hostess with Mrs Fitzgerald assist.
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Ellwood City
Edrye Moyer
Modern Bridge Club
Wayne Avenue
James Fitzgerald
Betty Lowry
Lorena Thompson
Grayce Harris
Max Ewing
Donald Northrop
Miss Lowry
Fitzgerald
Boyd Zeigier
Woodlawn Road
Pittsburgh Company Property Appraised
H W Brownie Boots appraisers assess the Pittsburg Company of Ellwood City property value for receiver Ray H Aylesworth The total appraised real estate and other assets reach 371975.32 with houses and lots as major items Aylesworth expects improving conditions will aid in the companys affairs
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H. W. Brownie Boots
Pittsburg Company
Ellwood City
Ray H. Aylesworth
Mrs J E Caughey Given Honor At Birthday Party
In Ellwood City June 7 the Mary Braeden circle of the Wurtemburg United Presbyterian church hosted a June meeting at Mrs R H Kirk's home. Nineteen members attended as discussions on Mothers and Daughters of the Women’s General Missionary Society unfolded. Mrs R H Kirk opened the program with the mother society and Miss Faye Gallaher the daughters. Miss Lavee Hooker sang To The Hills. A surprised Mrs J E Caughey arrived for her birthday on June 4 and was honored with a flower garden quilt bearing each name’s initials, including a patch she unknowingly contributed. Numerous members then shared in games and fellowship while a dainty was served.
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Ellwood City
Mary Braeden
Wurtemburg
Caughey
Frances Medard
Amy Ketler
Jean Wimner
Ada Graham
Maize
Ora Falen
Lavee Hooker
Frances McElwain
Elizabeth Caughey
Cora ‘Cunningham
Emma Brown
Thelma
Irene Falen
Lyda McElwain
Faye Gallaher
Harry Hazen
Victor Roach
James Hazen
Harry Bowles
Rodger Elliott
Harry Wimner
Michael Huber
Paul Weller
R. H. Kirk
Charles Gallaher
Clifford Vinroe
C. G. Ketler
Martin Falen
Ted Hines
W. L. Timbjin
Laura Weller
Howard Workley
Jacob Glasser
Mrs McKim Hostess To Mission Society
Ellwood City news reports Mrs Robert McKim hosted the Women s Foreign Missionary Society of the M E church Tuesday evening at Fourth Street home with fair attendance. Mrs H H Reynolds led devotions and Mrs Thomas George gave the lesson on Extension Work. After a brief business session, a social period followed and refreshments were served. The society will meet on the first Thursday of July at Mrs Henry Fox s home in Wurtemburg.
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Ellwood City
Robert McKim
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
M. E. Church
Fourth Street
H. H. Reynolds
Thomas George
Henry Fox
Wurtemburg
Mrs Ida L Evans Called By Death
Mrs Ida L Evans aged 53 wife of Emmanuel Evans of Reservoir Hill died suddenly at home Tuesday afternoon at 4 30 Funeral services were held that day then burial in Long Branch New Jersey.
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Ellwood City
Ida L. Evans
Emmanuel Evans
Reservoir Hill
Long Branch
N. J
Liput and Wilson Wed in Ellwood City Justice Office
Miss Ann Liput and Anthony Wilson of Ellwood City were married Tuesday evening at the office of Justice of the Peace Y. Douds. The couple, residents of the city, plan to make their home here.
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Ellwood City
Ann Liput
Anthony Wilson
Office of Justice of the Peace
Y. Douds
P. H. C. Card Party in Ellwood City
Ellwood City residents attended a P. H. C. meeting in Schweiger hall with state deputy M. M. Henlein of Erie present. After a brief business session a card party followed. high score prizes went to Mrs. Lottie Fye and Mrs. Jennie Billig. Next lodge meeting is June 20 with officer elections.
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Ellwood City
Schweiger Hall
M. M. Henlein
Erie
Lottie Fye
Jennie Billig
First Baptist group hosts study circle at Fountain avenue
Miles Shaffer hosted Group No 1 of the First Baptist church at her Fountain avenue home last evening with 14 attendees. Special guest Mrs. Ella Wood of Toledo joined as the group finished studying Facing the Future in Indian Missions. A social period and luncheon followed, with a picnic planned for July 11.
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Ellwood City
Miles Shaffer
First Baptist Church
Fountain Avenue
Ella Wood
Toledo
Flower Day plans to be finalized by W C T U women
Ellwood City residents report members of the local W C T U will meet Friday evening at 8 o'clock at the home of Mrs Bert Rupp on Fourth street. Mrs Fred Duncan, the president, will be associate hostess. The group will finalize plans for the annual Flower Day program.
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Ellwood City
Bert Rupp
Fourth Street
Fred Duncan
New Elwood City Girl Born to Nedelcoffs
Ellwood City reports a daughter born yesterday to Mr and Mrs George Nedelcoff of the city. The newborn adds to the family's joy as relatives celebrate the arrival in the local community.
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Ellwood City
George Nedelcoff
Y W C A Notes Friendship Circle Meeting
The Friendship Circle of the Y W C A will meet this evening at 7 30 at Miss Elizabeth Littier s home on Jackson Avenue Final arrangements for next Sunday s picnic at Etna Springs park will be made.
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Friendship Circle
Elizabeth Littier
Jackson Avenue
Etna Springs Park
Curtain rod Hangs Straightens Laundered Curtains Case
A curtain rod run through the bottom hem of freshly laundered curtains and left for several days after hanging will straighten them.
Bible School Opens at Knox Church in Ellwood City
In Ellwood City on June 7 the Knox Presbyterian Church hosted a free three week Bible school for Kem communities Knox Frisco North Sewickley and Rockdale with 76 pupils attending the first session June 6. Classes run Tuesday through Friday from 10 to 1130 am for ages 4 to 12. Volunteers include supervisor Mrs. R E Bell and assistants Mrs. Steve Keal Mrs. Abriam Davies Gladys Sloan Mary Bell Wilma Anderson with Mrs. Joseph Ford leading the primary division.
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Ellwood City
Knox
Frisco
North Sewickley
Rockdale
Knox Presbyterian Church
R. E. Bell
Steve Keal
Abriam Davies
Gladys Sloan
Mary Bell
Wilma Anderson
Joseph Ford
Clifford Rice
Bethany Class Meets at Henderson Home
Ellwood City June 7. Members of the Bethany Class with teacher Mrs. A. D. Henderson held their regular meeting last night at Mrs. W. A. Henderson’s home on College street with 28 present. They completed plans for a visit your own country discussion. A social time and luncheon followed. A wiener roast is planned for July and the next meeting is set for June 29.
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Ellwood City
Bethany
A. D. Henderson
W. A. Henderson
College Street
Ice Cream Supper Planned By Knox Church Class
ELLWOOD CITY June 7 Thirty five members and friends of the Adult Bible class of Knox Presbyterian church met last evening. Joseph Ford led devotion and business. Plans were made for an ice cream supper on the church lawn next Tuesday and meetings will be discontinued during the summer. Guessing games contests and a luncheon served by Mrs. John Nagel Mrs. Herbert Rice and Mrs. Elmer Moyer filled the evening.
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Ellwood City
Knox Presbyterian Church
Joseph Ford
John Nagel
Herbert Rice
Elmer Moyer
Local residents visit kin and return home across towns
Mrs Elizabeth May of Evans City visits her daughter in Rockdale. Mr and Mrs Charles McQueens of Grove City finish a stay with the Wilbur Stefflers of Knox. Mr and Mrs Earl Taylor return to Washington after days with friends here. Mr and Mrs William Ritcher return from Pittsburgh visit. Mr and Mrs Samuel Pollack and daughter Mary Lee of Butler conclude a several days visit with relatives nearby. Mr and Mrs Clarence IfI and daughter Sarah of Zelienople stay with relatives in Wurtemburg. Mrs Victor Roach and daughters Leatrice and Wanda of Wurtemburg spend a week with kin at Slippery Rock. Mrs Fannie Deemer of Ellport goes to Clarion to visit brother Kirk Coursin. Mrs Arthur Donahue and daughter Helen May and Mrs Roy H Graves and daughter Shirley Ann of Racine Wis arrive to spend weeks with relatives here.
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Elizabeth May
Evans City
Eric Henry
Rockdale
Charles McQueens
Grove City
Wilbur Steffler
Knox
Earl Taylor
Washington
William Ritcher
Samuel McRoberts
Pittsburgh
Samuel Pollack
Mary Lee
Butler
Clarence Ifi
Sarah
Zelienople
Wurtemburg
Victor Roach
Leatrice
Wanda
Slippery Rock
Fannie Deemer
Ellport
Clarion
Four County Council Held In Greenville
Ellwood City American Legion Auxiliary members traveled to Greenville for the bi monthly Four County Council meeting at a Reformed church. Attendees from Ellwood City included Mrs. Swanson, Mrs. Baird, Mrs. Holliday, Mrs. Cartwright, Mrs. Berstler, and President C. M. Wallace. A morning business session featured music and speeches by Dr. A. L. Tier, C. D. Morrison, Mrs. Dressler, and special guests Mrs. Beadle and Mrs. Homer. The next council session will be in Mercer in July with officer elections. Ellwood Auxiliary elections are set for Tuesday evening.
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Ellwood City
American Legion Auxiliary
Greenville
Four County Council
Reformed
Mesdames F. H. Swanson
Wayne Baird
Hugh Holliday
David Cartwright
Sidney Berstler
C. M. Wallace
C. D. Morrison
C. W. Dressler
Swissvale
Pennsylvania Department
A. F. Bair
Western
E. R. Beadle
Shamokin
Beadle
Mercer
Ellwood Legion Auxiliary
Sixth Street
Library Board Discusses Library Personnel Change
Ellwood City board met at Masonic Temple and took no action on changing staff hours. A resolution thanked R J Hawke and students for building seven tables and many chairs saving about 75 dollars. Librarian Catherine M Charles reported higher circulation than last month.
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Ellwood City
Library Board of
Masonic Temple
R. J. Hawke
Manual Science
Catherine M. Charles
Friends Surprise Mr and Mrs Martin at New Home
Mr and Mrs Miller Martin were pleasantly surprised by friends and neighbors at their new home on First Avenue. The surprise house warming included games and contests and ended with a useful gift for Mrs Martin. Attendees included Mesdames Wardman Parkhill Lemery Bauer Moon Allen Lindgren Wilson Ross Tyler and Mrs Brooks of New Castle.
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City
Miller Martin
First Avenue
Martin
Crescent Avenue
Mesdames
John Wardman
Reed Parkhill
Frank Lemery
Oliver Bauer
Mont Moon
Earl E. Allen
John Lindgren
Ray Wilson
Charles Ross
John Tyler
This City
Fred Brooks
New Castle
W. B. A. Plans Rally After Meeting at Schweiger Hall
The W. B. A. lodge met at Schweiger Hall on Wednesday afternoon to finalize plans for a rally set for June 13. A guard fee will be collected next Thursday at 1 30 p m for the event.
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Ellwood City
W. B. A. Lodge
Schweiger Hall
Loyal Women's class meeting at First Christian church
The Loyal Women's class of the First Christian church met last night in church rooms with 18 members present. Mrs. Price hosted the gathering. After the business session, attendees enjoyed a social time. The group will reconvene July 11 at Mrs. William Craven's home.
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Ellwood City
First Christian Church
Price
William Craven
Vacation Bible School Garners Broad Attendance
Ellwood City reports a thriving Vacation Bible School at the Christian Missionary Alliance on Bell Avenue. Enrollment exceeds 100 as the program expands into an adjoining empty house for extra classrooms. Rev. F Russell Schillinger and a team including Mrs. H B Henry and several Misses lead daily lessons.
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Vacation Bible School
Ellwood City
Christian Missionary Alliance
Bell Avenue
F. Russell Schillinger
H. B. Henry
Miller
Charlotte Galvin
Berta Bouck
Mary Huber
First Baptist Church Group 3 Meets in Ellwood City
Group No. 3 of the First Baptist church met at Mrs. Fred Foreman home on Zelienople road with good attendance. Special guests Miss Martha Jane Kramer of Monaco and Hal cyon Sartwell attended. After devotion and business, a social time and refreshments followed hosted by Thelma and Eleanor Foreman. Next meeting on the second Tuesday of July will be a picnic.
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Ellwood City
First Baptist Church
Fred Foreman
Zelienople Road
Martha Jane Kramer
Monaco
Halcyon Sartwell
Thelma
Eleanor
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