Carnival Returns to Ellwood City in July Visit
Rumors spread of a new Davis Bros carnival seeking to exhibit in Ellwood City on July 11 for a two week run. Borough license is pending and residents fear objectionable displays and games of chance. The Women's Club and merchants would monitor the event closely, prioritizing decorum and local fees.
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News Bureauawoos City News Co
Ellwood City
Davis Bros. Carnival
East Youngstown
Women’s Club
Elwood City Debates Auto Teamster License Ordinance
Borough inquiries question if automobiles fall under a $5 license fee for auto teamsters. The ordinance lists vehicles drawn by horses and adds a $5 fee per vehicle, raising doubt whether cars are covered. Some residents fear enforcement could require a new ordinance to clearly include automobiles.
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Ellwood City
Ernest Moyer
Cartwright Brothers Return From Washington Catholic Univ
Paul Cartwright and Harold Cartwright, brothers, returned home yesterday after attending school at Catholic University in Washington D C. Mrs. J E VanGorder was a New Castle visitor yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Cartwright
Harold Cartwright
Washington, D. C
Catholic University
J. E. VanGorder
New Castle
Grape-Nuts Becomes Lifter Of Ailing Woman
A Western town woman recounts long stomach trouble and heartburn until Grape-Nuts food improved digestion. She gained weight from 98 to 116 pounds, felt stronger, and could resume housework after using the cereal, recommended by Postum Co. and tied to The Road to Wellville.
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Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Playgrounds to Be Thronged with Young Rompers in Fourth Ward
Ellwood City Pa June 10. The street committee has not set a legal grade for Fourth ward properties. Councils may report at the next meeting. Sidewalk work hinges on grade. Contractors hesitate to bid until grade is known. Residents insist the grade is settled and oppose changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Fourth Ward
Preliminary Steps Planned for Fall Quarter-Centennial Celebration
An executive committee will be formed to lead the fall quarter centennial events with sub committees to handle tasks. A dedication of the new bridge and exhibits, parades, concerts, and carnivals are planned. Members include F. E. Moore Burgess W J Kirk R C Steifel J A Gel bach J W Offutt A E Connor and C A Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Board of Trade
F. E. Moore
Mathews Gravity Carrier Company
Burgess W. J. Kirk
R. C. Steifel
J. A. Gelbach
First National Bank
J. W. Offutt
Shelby Steel Tube Company
A. E. Connor
C. A. Martin
The
Steel Car Forge Company
Tennis And Golf Cracks Enthuse In Ellwood City
Ellwood City sees rising enthusiasm for tennis and golf as locals flock to country club courts and Shelby works courts. The Northwest Pennsylvania championship at New Castle Country Club in July draws many players, with locals expected to attend for pointers and to compete.
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Ellwood City
Evry
Lawfords
Country Club
Shelby Works
Park Avenue
Dr. Bradley
Shelby A. Works
Pennsylvania
New Castle Country Club
Local boy to graduate Friday from School for the Blind
Lloyd Sumner of Todd Avenue will graduate Friday from the School for the Blind for Western Pennsylvania in Pittsburg. After graduation he will return home. Mrs Henry Sumner and Mrs Sarah Wardman left today to attend the commencement in Pittsburg.
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Ellwood City
Lloyd Sumner
Todd Avenue
School For the Blind
Western Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Henry Sumner
Sarah Wardman
City playgrounds to open with new pool and games
Monday marks the opening of Shelby Tube works playgrounds overseen by Miss Rachel Bradford and Miss Margaret Alexander. The site offers volleyball tennis baseball swimming and slides with expected record attendance as youngsters return for a new season of recreation and town welfare.
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Ellwood City News Co
Ellwood City
Shelby Tube Works
Shelby Works
Rachel Bradford
Margaret Alexander
New Castle
Miss Bradford
Alexander
Popular Couple Married Yesterday
Harry Lasch and Miss Leona Moore wed yesterday at 4 PM at Rev. Chas Bell’s Fourth ward home. A dinner for friends followed at the bride’s mother Mrs. James Moore’s home. After a wedding trip to Buffalo Niagara Falls they reside on Fourth Street.
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Ellwood City
Harry Lasch
Leona Moore
Chas. Bell
Fourth Ward
James Moore
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Lasch
Cavert Wire Works
Mrs. Lasch
Fourth Street
Hospital Boards Banquet At Shelby Steel Tube Tonight
Tonight the boards of directors and governors of Ellwood City hospital and guests from Shelby Steel Tube join for a banquet and fellowship meeting in the Tube company offices banquet room. Dinner starts at 6 45 and aims to plan bigger efforts and discuss hospital aims and methods.
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Ellwood City
Shelby Steel Tube Company
Ellwood City Hospital
Tube Company
Elected Teacher at College Hill
Ellwood City June 10 Miss Stella Moore of this city formerly a local schoolteacher has been elected to teach in College Hill schools. She will begin her duties in September and is remembered as an attractive and efficient educator with many friends pleased by her good fortune.
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Ellwood City
Stella Moore
College Hill
Smiley to Break Ground for Franklin Ave Home
H. O. Smiley of Franklin Avenue will break ground Monday morning for a new five room house with bath and modern up to date improvements.
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Ellwood City
H. O. Smiley
Franklin Avenue
Ladies Loyal Orange Lodge Social Tonight
This evening the Ladies Loyal Orange Lodge No 163 will hold a gathering. Members are expected to attend at the lodge hall for a social program and refreshments.
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Ellwood City, Pa
Ladies Loyal Orange Lodge No. 163
Lodge room pie social to draw crowd at First National
A pie social is planned in the lodge room above the First National Bank. The event welcomes all, with extensive preparations under way and a large crowd anticipated to attend.
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First National Bank
George Hooker Becomes Ill at Shelby Tube Works
George Hooker of the Fourth ward fell suddenly ill while working at Shelby Tube works Mill A yesterday. He was taken to the emergency hospital then home. He is reported to be considerably better today and friends hope for a full recovery.
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Ellwood City
George Hooker
Fourth Ward
Shelby Tube Works
Mill A
Savo Couple Reconcile After Domestic Trouble
Anna Savo withdraws charges against husband. reconciliation report cites no arrest yet. Mrs Savo remains wounded from injury by Nick Felter, for whom a warrant exists but no trace found. Camp Fire Girls dance tomorrow at Tube Company hall with expected large crowd.
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Ellwood City
Anna Savo
Camp Fire
Tube Company
Local residents return or visit nearby cities
Local residents report short trips and visits to Pittsburg New Castle Cleveland Greens ville Warrendale and Beaver Falls. Several individuals including P E Hampson Julian Nickum P W Blocher R Baker Andy McDermott Cliff Kennedy Mrs Chas Bell Mrs Harry Sumner Dr Carl Grace Nelson Myrtle Thompson Ora Werner G A Gardner and John Tomon are listed as visiting or returning from trips while others return home from excursions.
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P. E. Hampson
Butler
Julian Nickum
Crescent Avenue
Pittsburg
P. W. Blocher
R. Baker
Andy McDermott
Seventh Street
New Castle
Cliff Kennedy
Fifth Street
Chas. Bell
Fourth Ward
Harry Sumner
Carl
Beaver Falls
G. S. Young
Greenville
Dr. Lamb
Crescent and
Sixth Streets
Warrendale
Grace Nelson
Myrtle Thompson
Ora Werner
Newton
G. A. Gardner
Cleveland
John Tomon
Final accounts approved by court in Lawrence County
Judge Porter approved numerous final and partial accounts filed in Lawrence County Pennsylvania estates. Entries include Ford Brandon administrator for Sarah A. Brandon with a balance due of 1135.70 Maggie Martin executrix for Mary A. Martin balance 350.56 George Lawrence Vogan executor for Mary M. Vogan balance estate noth James Walters administrator for Ann Walters balance 375.15 Joseph I. Taylor and John P. Rae executors for Robert Paden balance estate nothing William B. Kessler administrator for Emma McCandless Kessler balance estate noth W F Newton administrator for Eliza J Newton balance 1165.24 Lawrence Savings and Trust guardian for J Mecale balance 721.45 Joseph e administrator for New Castle estate balance due estate ing First and final accounts for Cataldo Frank minor balance due 1039.05 S P Emery administrator for John Curry balance due estate nothing J H Byerley administrator for Frank L Byerley balance 387.74 Frank Haydon and John P Lockhart executors for Jane Haydon balance 2819.52 John Morricone administrator for Michael D Stefano balance 2048.65 Brazilla V Carter and George L Carter executors for Newton B Carter balance 4437.11 John C McCly-
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Porter
Register
W. A. Eakin
Ford Brandon
Sarah A. Brandon
City of New Castle
Lawrence County
Maggie Martin
Mary A. Martin
North Beaver Township
George Lawrence Vogan
Mary M. Vogan
James Walters
Ann Walters
Union Township
Joseph I. Taylor
John P. Rae
Robert Paden
William B. Kessler
Emma McCandless Kessler
New Castle
W. F. Newton
Eliza J. Newton
Wayne Township
Lawrence Savings and Trust Company
J Mecale
Joseph E
Cataldo Frank
S. P. Emery
John Curry
J. H. Byerley
Frank L. Byerley
Frank Haydon
John P. Lockhart
Jane Haydon
Neshannock Township
John Morricone
Michael Distefano
Mahoning Township
Brazilla V. Carter
George L. Carter
Newton B. Carter
Washington Township
John C. McCly
Hall's Catarrh Cure Claims Universal Cure
A newspaper ad touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive cure for catarrh, calling it a constitutional treatment that works through the blood and mucous surfaces. The promoters offer a $100 reward for any uncured case and encourage sending for testimonials from Toledo based F. J. Cheney & Co.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Thec
Executors and Administrators Final Accounts for Local Estates
A compilation of final and partial estate accounts from Perry to New Castle and Ellwood City detailing balances due to estates. Names include James C Patterson Agnes M Patterson Stewart Thompson Lafayette Baldwin R L Hildebrand Amelia Inboden James F Byers Maurice Kraus Robert Uniacke Wm Moffatt Thomas Dickey Homer Drake H F Marshall H P McDaniel Samuel L McCracken L L McCracken Thomas Love and others with balances ranging from 5.65 to 20954.88 dollars across multiple wards townships and cities.
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Lafayette Baldwin
Aaron L. Hazen
Second Ward
New Castle
R. L Hildebrand
Mary Dinsmore
Fourth Ward
Amelia Inboden
Michael Inboden
Enonborough
James F. Byers
F. S. Byers
Maurice J. Kraus
Robert Uniacke
Ellwood City
Wm. J. Moffatt
Sarah A. Walter
Youngstown
Thomas W. Dickey
Gusseppi Morena
Homer C. Drake
Anna Ruth Gilmore
H. F. Marshall
W. H. Marshall
Wayne Township
H. P. McDaniel
Joseph S. McDaniel
Samuel L. McCracken
Simpson R. Horner
City of New Castle
L. L. McCracken
James Walters
City of
Deadwood Stage Coach Robberies Brought Back On Stage
Miller Bros Arlington’s 101 Ranch Wild West show recreates the Deadwood stage holdup with a genuine old Deadwood coach. The drama features the famed Apache Kid style banditry and a long haired plainsman driver who would rather fight than eat. The act, part of a June New Castle event with Jess Willard, aims to thrill audiences with a historically flavored re-creation.
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Deadwood
Miller Bros. & Arlington
New Castle
Jess Willard
Best Home Treatment For All Hairy Growths
Women are advised to keep a small package of delatone for removing hair or fuzz from skin. A thick paste with delatone and water is applied to hairy surfaces for 2 to 3 minutes, then rubbed off and washed to leave skin hair free. Caution to obtain real delatone.
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Ellwood
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Diawsko Ask
Cie Eny
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Chas. Field Haviland Potteries
Limoges
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Sagew
Sterling Piano Company
Liberty Street
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