Pastor W N Arnold to resign from First Christian Ellwood City
Ellwood City June 10 Rev W N Arnold longtime pastor of the First Christian church will sever his pastorate tomorrow after the evening service. He will present his resignation in the morning and seek immediate acceptance. He plans to stay in the city for now and has built a large congregation during the two years of ministry.
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Ellwood City
W. N. Arnold
First Christian Church
Arnold
Regular Services In Ellwood Churches
Ellwood City Pa June 10 Regular services are set for tomorrow at area churches with notable sermon topics. Rev John Young of Hollinsbee W Va will preach at the First Baptist church Sunday evening and children will attend morning services.
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Ellwood City
John Young
Hollinsbee
W. Va
First Baptist Church
W. N. Arnold
Christian Church
Timotheus
Reformed Church
Gift of the Holy Spirit
Church of God
J. T. Byers
Regulations and Rules for Ellwood Playground Ready
Ellwood City announces playground rules and schedule for Shelby facilities opening Monday. Instructors Misses Bradford and Alexander return from New Castle to oversee activities including swimming, games, crafts, and dancing with specific pool hours and safety rules for bathers and guardians.
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Ellwood City
Shelby
Bradford
Alexander
New Castle
Fight Over Chickens Ends in Arrests
Two neighbors quarreled over chickens and were charged with letting fowl roam. J. A. Zalla and John Miller of Second Street fought in the street, were jailed, discharged after costs, with sentence suspended.
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Ellwood City
J. A. Zalla
John Miller
Second Street
Hospital Matron To Take Vacation
Ellwood City reports Miss Nellie Hunt hospital matron will leave Monday for Erie to spend a month with family. During her absence Miss M DeLozier of Pittsburgh will supervise, having acted as superintendent last summer.
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Ellwood City
Nellie Hunt
Erie
M. DeLozier
Pittsburg
Miss DeLozier
Knights to Hold Memorial Services
Ellwood City set to hold annual Knights of Pythias memorial services tomorrow afternoon Alma Lodge No. 420 will march to Locust Grove cemetery for addresses and exercises Rev J D Heazleton of the Methodist church will give the memorial address visitors from Butler Evans City Harmony Wampum and New Castle expected to attend.
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Ellwood City
Knights of Pythias
Alma Lodge
Locust Grove Cemetery
J. D. Heazleton
The
Methodist Church
Butler
Evans City
Harmony
Wampum
New Castle
Ellwood Orangemen Parade Marching In Beaver Falls
Ellwood Orange lodges join a Protestant parade in Beaver Falls and New Brighton with the Wurtemburg band and William G. Holmes of Pittsburgh as marshal. Local units march in the first division alongside Knights of Malta and Modern Woodmen of America. Many residents traveled to be spectators.
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Ellwood City
Beaver Falls
New Brighton
Wurtemburg
William G. Holmes
Pittsburg
Knights of Malta
Woodmen of America
Pillar Collapse Sparks City Building Alarm
Excitement rose as pillars supporting the Grove building on Lawrence Avenue near First National Bank gave way. The three story structure, housing Swan and Ziegler furniture on the first floor, risked collapse until large joists were hurriedly inserted and repairs completed.
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Ellwood City
Grove
First National Bank
Lawrence Avenue
Swan and Ziegler Furniture
Police Activity in Ellwood City Yields Eight Arrests
Police under Chief Livingston made eight arrests in Ellwood City yesterday. Most offenders were drunken and disorderly. They were discharged on payment of fines and costs.
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Ellwood City
Livingston
Eagles Readies Carnival in Ellwood City
Ellwood City plans a July 3 carnival by the Fraternal Order of Eagles. This will be the second event of the summer by the organization in the city.
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Ellwood
Order of Eagles
Christian Scientists Hold Services and Social Notices
Christian Science service is held in Dambach hall every Sunday at 11 AM with subject God The Preserver of Man. Testimonial meetings are the first and third Wednesdays at 7 45 PM. Reading room on the same dates 12 to 4 PM. Birth announcements include a daughter for Sharp Cable Frisco, a daughter for Gordon Park Gate, and a girl for Zahniser Wayne township. Porter guests in Mercer. Iseman and Wallace guests of Dr C M Iseman Crescent avenue. Rev A H M Zahniser Return from Olean and Bradford for funeral of niece Mrs Mary E Fox.
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Ellwood City
Dambach Hall
God the Preserver of Man
Sharp Cable
Frisco
William Gordon
Park Gate
Willis Zahnizer
Wayne Township
Derry Porter
Fifth Street
Mercer
Sarah E. Iseman
Virginia Wallace
Freeport
C. M. Iseman
Crescent Avenue
A. H. M. Zahniser
Free Methodist Church
Olean
N. Y
Bradford
Mary E. Fox
J. J. Zahniser
New Brighton
Enon Valley Attends Battery B Reunion at Mt. Jackson
A large delegation from Enon Valley attended the Battery B veterans reunion held Thursday at Mt. Jackson, highlighting local participation in the event.
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Battery B
Mt. Jackson
Children’s Day Observed in Presbyterian Church
Children’s day will be observed on the Sabbath in the Presbyterian church with an attractive program prepared for the occasion.
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Presbyterian Church
Gordon Daniels Visits Friends in New Kensington
Mrs. Gordon Daniels visits friends in New Kensington while Mrs. Mary Fistch visits her daughter in Petersburg.
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Gordon Daniels
New Kensington
Mary Fistch
Petersburg
Children’s Day Program at Croton Church
The Croton Avenue M. E. church set a children’s day program for next Sunday with an orchestra, junior choir, and audience singing The Trumpet Sounds. It includes responsive reading, prayers, various drills by boys and girls, duets, violinists, and a benediction.
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Croton Avenue M. E
G. M. Gibson
Woman Forces Editor to Eat Paper in Jones County
Mrs. Harvey Peace, armed with a revolver, forced Elmer L. Harris editor of the Jones County Times to eat half of his newspaper after claiming the content harmed her character. The incident occurred at the newspaper office amid threats and demands to view the article.
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Harvey Peace
Elmer L. Harris
Jones County
Woman Forces Paper Between Man’s Lips In Plant Scuffle
A revolver incident at a printing plant ends with Mrs. Peace forcing paper between Harris’s lips as he knelt. Harris, who was chewing, agrees to peace bonds after constable intervention by Attorney C. H. Kirkland.
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Harris
C. H. Kirkland
Grandson’s Ball Game Hope Despite Family Turmoil
In a Philadelphia Bulletin item a speaker voices concern over John missing ball games due to his grandmother's repeated deaths and family strife as Johnny explains that his grandfather has remarried despite the family's opposition.
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John
Johnny
Philadelphia Bulletin
Cuban Invents Palm Fibre Material For Cigar Box Cedar Substitute
A Cuban inventor has developed a palm fibre based material intended to replace cedar in cigar boxes. The new substance aims to provide similar aroma and insulation properties while using palm fibre as a sustainable alternative.
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