Stock Market Reacts to Shocks with Broad Losses
New York stock markets opened with sharp declines as investors faced a string of shocks. Postal Telegraph and Western Union led the drop, while rail issues including Atchison and North Western fell after bankruptcy and denial of reorganizations. Oils and tobaccos held up, helped by policy news and price expectations.
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International News Service
New York
Atchison
Rock Island
Chicago & North Western
Western Union Postal Telegraph
Wire Company
Postal
Western Union
North Western Common
Hay and grain prices and a tax quip from Pittsburgh
Hay and grain quotes list oats, corn and wheat prices with multiple grades and timothy and clover hay ranges from Pittsburgh. A closing joke notes a rich man pays an income tax of 8.65 dollars and fears a bookkeeper’s anger.
Knell Church of God Social Held with Luncheon
Knell Church of God held a monthly social gathering with an appetizing cafeteria style luncheon served by Mrs. Roy McDanel Mrs. Jay McDonald Mrs. E E Gallaher and Misses Wilma Clyde Helena Clarke and other hostesses The next meeting is scheduled for Thursday evening July 13.
Pass Resolution To Appoint Tax Collector Here
Ellwood City June 9 the School Board meets to elect or appoint a qualified tax collector for 1933. J W Mayne explains legalities and the council must fill the vacancy by June 12 or the board may act. If council fails, secretary G Blaine Hancher may collect 1933 taxes. E B Moyer remains responsible for 1932 taxes and is exonerated from 3896 for per capita tax.
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Ellwood City
J. W. Mayne
Lincoln School
Mayne
Board of Education
Mervin Cunningham
E. B. Moyer
Cunningham
Moyer
G. Blaine Hancher
H. M. Cresswell
J A P Members Meet Thursday in Ellwood City
Mrs Jack Kimpel hosted the J A P Club gathering on the Wurtemburg road with special guests Mrs Harry Lower of Pittsburgh and Miss Emma Brown from the city. The social evening included chat and visiting followed by a luncheon. A dinner is planned next Friday at Mrs Norman Lloyds home with Mrs Lessie Hill as hostess and a note on social concerns.
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Ellwood City
Jack Kimpel
Wurtemburg Road
Harry Lower
Pittsburgh
Emma Brown
Miss Brown
Norman Lloyd
Lessie Hill
Hancher to Harrisburg for refunding bond sale
Ellwood City board of education authorized G Blaine Hancher to travel to Harrisburg before June 19 to sell 50 000 dollars of a refunding bond issue to the retirement board. The funds will operate the local schools for the next term.
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Ellwood City
G. Blaine Hancher
Past Matron's Club Holds Fine Belton Meeting
In Ellwood City on Thursday the Past Matron's club of the O. E. S. met at Mrs. Sara Marquis's Belton home with nine members present. Special guest Mrs. Harry Parthemore attended and Mrs. Ethel Callahan hosted the breakfast at 9 30 a m served at a single table in the yard.
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Ellwood City
Sara Marquis
Belton
Harry Parthemore
Ethel Callahan
Children's Day Program Set at Hickory Knell Church of God
Ellwood City notices a Sunday morning Children’s Day program at Hickory Knell Church of God starting at 9 30. General chairlady C E Yahn leads assistants Frances Gallaher Richard Crans Rose Crans and Jay and Mrs McDonald. Sunshine and Wide Awake classes provide music directed by Miss Wilma Clyde.
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Ellwood City
Hickory Knell Church of God
C. E. Yahn
Frances Gallaher
Richard Crans
Rose Crans
Jay McDonald
Wilma Clyde
Ellwood City couple attend fortieth wedding anniversary
In Pittsburgh on Wednesday evening Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Callen of Ellport joined the Jeavons family for a dinner honoring the fortieth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jeavons of Northside. Mrs. Callen is Mrs. Jeavons sister.
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Ellwood City
J. F. Callen
Ellport
Pittsburgh
Fred Jeavons
Northside
Callen
Jeavons
Ellwood Man Denied PSC Permit for Transport Service
Harrisburg June 9 Lester S. Leslie of Ellwood City was denied a certificate from the Public Service Commission to operate passenger service between Ellwood City and Wurtemburg in Lawrence county. The commission ruled evidence did not prove public necessity for the service.
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International News Service
Harrisburg
Lester S. Leslie
Ellwood City
Public Service Commission
Wurtemburg
Lawrence County
Rotary meeting discusses charity foot brace purchase
Elwood City Rotary club held a brief session at the First Presbyterian church with good attendance. Routine matters were settled and upon request the club decided to buy a new foot brace for a little crippled girl. No plans were made for the next meeting.
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Elwood City
Ellwood City
Knox Presbyterian Ladies Guild Meeting Summary
Ellwood City scene as Mrs Joseph Anderson hosts twelve guild members at Fris co home for noon dinner with roses at the centerpiece. Mrs Archie Powell aided in serving. Mrs Hugh Hardie invites the group to meet at her North Sewickley home on Thursday June 15.
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Ellwood City
Joseph Anderson
Knox Presbyterian Church
Frisco
Archie Powell
Hugh Hardie
North Sewickley
Sunday Children’s Day Program At Ellport Church
Ellwood City June 9 Sunday morning at 9:30 the Mag yar Presbyterian church Ellport Sunday School will present its annual Children’s Day program under Mrs A M Stevenson and Mrs Jacob Culp The program includes call to worship song welcome prayer readings and group responses with a series of songs pledges and an address by Rev Andor Harsany The event features a Book of Ruth presentation Mayflowers girls class and a report on the 95th convention offerings and performances by various youth groups and classes.
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Ellwood City
Magyar Presbyterian Church
Ellport
A. M. Stevenson
Jacob Culp
Andor Harsany
Alberta Wigton
Mary Majors
Thelma Rupert
Laura Price
Mrs Jack Boyle Hosts T N T Club in Elwood City
Mrs Jack Boyle entertained T N T club members at her Poch street home with two table bridge. High score awards went to Mrs Herman Wilson and Mrs Charles Morrow. Refreshments followed. A picnic dinner is planned in three weeks.
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Ellwood City
Jack Boyle
T. N. T. Club
Poch Street
Robert Perkins
Edward Riley
Herman Wilson
Charles Morrow
G A R Ladies To Sell Flags Here Ellwood City
Ellwood City June 9 The Ladies of the G A R will sell flags on Saturday June 10 with many girls on the street all day Proceeds go to Hawkins Home for Old Soldiers Widows Mrs James Goodwill treasurer will attend the state convention at the William Penn hotel Pittsburgh June 13 14 15 Others possibly attending include Mrs Edna Wilkinson and Mrs Alta Turner both local Order members Miss Minnie Hall and Miss Emma Hall hosts of a Christian Endeavor gathering last night on Riverview road marked a happy event.
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Ellwood City
Hawkins Home
James Goodwill
William Penn Hotel
Pittsburgh
Edna Wilkinson
Alta Turner
Order
Minnie
Emma Hall
Riverview Road
Christian Endeavor Society of the Hickory
Ellwood City Council Meets Briefly Announces May Finances
Ellwood City Borough Council held a short session. May tax collections totaled 2456.99 with exoneration requests referred to the finance committee. Fire chief reported two fires causing 2600 in damage, 55 paid to firemen. Police logged seven arrests, four discharged, none fined, two forfeited. Health board reported three scarlet fever and one measles case. Funeral services for Mrs Ida L Evans, wife of Emmanuel Evans, were at Reser voir Hill home, burial in Long Branch cemetery, Long Branch NY.
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Ellwood City
E. 13. Moyer
Finance Committee
the Health Board
Ida L. Evans
Emmanuel Evans
Reservoir Hill
Long Branch
N. Y
W M S At Householder Home Members Meet
The Women’s Missionary Society of Providence Baptist Church North Sewickley met at Mrs Fred Householder’s New Brighton road home for its regular gathering. Twelve members and two guests Mrs Lutz and Mrs Edith Warren of New Brighton attended.
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Ellwood City
Women’s Missionary Society
Providence Baptist Church
North Sewickley
Fred Householder
New Brighton Road
Lutz
Edith Warren
New Brighton
Lions to Yankees Pitching Signing in College Career Record
Columbia University captain ay White, who led the Lions to 27 victories in 31 games, has signed to pitch for the New York team in the wake of his standout college career.
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Ay White
Columbia University
Nine
New York
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Youngstown Sheet & Tube
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New Castle, Pa
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