Miss Louise Dunn Weds E C Wright in Ellwood City
Miss Louise Dunn daughter of Mr and Mrs J J Dunn and Edwin Wright of Tuscaloosa Ga were married this afternoon at the bride’s home 200 Fountain avenue Only immediate family attended The ceremony used the ring rite officiated by Rev Charles Bell The bride wore white crepe de chine and pink roses served with a dinner dressed in pink and white Decor includes a large wedding cake They plan to reside in Pittsburgh until the University of Alabama opens in the fall then move to Tuscaloosa where Wright heads metallurgy at the university
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Ellwood City
Louise Dunn
J. Jay Dung
Edwin ©. Wright
Tuscaloosa
Fountain Avenue
Ev. Charles Bell
University of Alabama
Wright
Pittsburgh
Rhe Fell
Drive Buttons Arrive for Ellwood City Chest Drive
Ellwood City Pennsylvania residents will wear buttons to support the community chest drive. The pins bear the slogan A Good Neighbor and Ellwood City with a chest image and I’m in, 1922. The drive starts June 13 and runs through June.
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Ellwood City
Keystone Serenaders at Willows Dance
Ellwood City residents learn the Keystone Serenaders and the Mason Dix on Seven will headline a large June 16 dance at the Willows near Pittsburgh. Continuous dancing, with preparations for sixteen hundred couples, and managers William McCoy and C Helen Witham tout the two orchestras as the country’s best. Local residents plan to drive to the Willows for the event.
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Ellwood City
Keystone Serenaders
Mason Dixon
Atlantis City
the Willows
Fittsburgh
William McCoy
C. Helen Witham
Willows
Waite relocates barber shop from Ellwood City to Franklin
Gene Waite closed his Lawrence avenue shop in Ellwood City and moved to Franklin Pa where he will reopen the barbershop. United Presbyterian Church in Ellwood City announces Bible school at 9:459 a.m. and Children’s Day program at 11 a.m. with brief message by the pastor James A. Cosby. Evening service at 7:45 features sermon A Wise Choice and the chorus choir will sing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Gene Waite
Lawrence Avenue
Franklin Pa
Waite
Franklin
United Presbyterian Church
James A. Cosby
Always Tired No Ambition From Larwill Indiana
Mia Herbert Lane R R 3 Box 7 Larwill Indiana writes she suffered four years with fatigue nervousness dizziness and pains. After taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she recovered and can now manage farm work and care for three children. She recommends the remedy to others with similar troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larwill
Indiana
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mia
Herbert Lane
Tydia E. Pinkham
Fragmented Train Car Sights Reported Between Here and Rochester
Two young men sat in a machine between here and Rochester all night, failing to furnish g45. Three men slept in a freight car on Fifth street. A prominent Elwood man kissed a woman beside him in the machine, as reported in the fragmentary notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Here
Rochester
Fifth Street
Elwood
G A R Ladies To Sell Flags June 14
Ellwood City residents report G A R Ladies announce Flag Day activities for June 14. Girl Scouts will sell small flags to support patriotic work, with proceeds funding ongoing projects. A party for the scouts is planned at the Pythian hall two weeks after the sale, following a luncheon hosted by Mrs. Robert Grantley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Futian Hall
Pythian Hall
Robert Grantley
Social and Literary by Ellwood City Christian Endeavor Society
Ellwood City June 10 The Bell Memorial church Christian Endeavor Society held a social and literary gathering Friday at eight o'clock. Proceeds go to benefit the Endeavor Society. Ellwood personals note frequent local visits and travel among residents including Nathan Keller Harold Kerr Louis Nickum and others with trips to Cascade Park Greenville Bessemer Monesson New Castle and Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Christian Endeavor Society of the
Bell Memorial Church
Endeavor Society
Hidden Message Puzzle Sealed By Dots Clues
Daily puzzle presents a secret message from a young gentleman to a dear lady friend. Readers must blacken dot-containing pieces to reveal the message. Yesterday's answer list includes RHOMB AFTER LASSO PSHAW HAVEN RALPH BROWN ALONG LOVER IRATE CRATE ELFIN ALICE GREEN.
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Rhomb
After
Lasso
Pshaw
Haven
Ralph Brown
Lover
Irate
Crate
Elfin
Alice Green
Bell Memorial Drive Continues One Week
Ellwood City residents keep the Bell Memorial church fund drive alive for another week to raise 2500 dollars for property. Last night’s meeting reported 1881 dollars in cash and pledges, including 500 cash to be paid Monday to the school district as the first property payment.
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Ellwood City
Bell Memorial
H. T. Lash
W. B. Scott
M. A. Bickatt
H. D. Cunningham
T. C. Marshall
Brian McCandless
W. T McCandless
Reader
Odd Fellows To Decorate Graves in Ellwood City
Odd Fellows and Rebekah from Ellwood City and nearby areas will parade tomorrow afternoon to honor deceased members and decorate graves at Locust Grove cemetery. Participants meet at 1 45 p m Sunday at the lodge room in the First National Bank building. children will join the parade, expected to attract many people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Odd Fellows
Rebekah
Locust Grove Cemetery
First National Bank
The
Architect's Plans Are Approved For Local Schools
Ellwood City June 10. McCandless a local architect had plans for Hickory township and Shenango and Taylor townships schools accepted. The brick structures will have six rooms each and work will begin on both buildings at once after committees approved the plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Mechanical Device Keeps The Milk Cool
Ellwood City celebrates the first mechanical refrigerating device at Mark wart and Wilson's Milk dairy. Ammonia gas cools milk to 40 degrees for delivery, cutting cooling time from 140 minutes to 40 minutes and 30 seconds. The system saves labor and ice costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Markwart and
Wilson's Milk Dairy
Children’s Day Program At Bell Memorial Church
Bellwood City June 10 Children’s Day at Bell Memorial church features a program planned by the Sunday school superintendent’s committee after two weeks of practice. Services include Sunday school 9 45 a m junior C E 6 30 p m Y B S CO 2 7 15 p m and an evening sermon by Rev W T McCandress on The Reproach of the Flowers.
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Bellwood City
Bell Memorial Church
Y. B.S. CO
W. T. McCandress
Reformed Church Nine Defeats First M. E. 9–2
Immanuel Reformed baseball team defeated First M. E. 9 to 2 at Lawsance grounds with errors aiding the winners. Batteries: Immanuel Reformed Falconi and Dallenbach. First M. E Johnston Powell Sherman. At Ellwood City Bartel studio music program slated Monday at 8:15 p.m. at the First M. E. church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellwoom
Immanuel Reformed Church
M. E
Lawsance Grounds
R. HE
Immanuel R
M.E
Jimmanuel Reformed
Falconi
Dallenbach
M. Ejohnston
Powell and Sherman
Mrs Mecklem Ends Beaver County Grand Jury Service
Mrs J T Mecklem of Franklin township completed a week of service on Beaver County grand jury. The panel disposed of numerous cases with Womith serving as foreman, marking a county first.
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Ellwood City
J. T. Mecklem
Franklin Township
Beaver
Beaver County
Womith
Young People's Division Social at Bell Memorial Church
Ellwood City reports a well attended social and literary program by the Young People's division of the Bell Memorial church on the church lawn. The event raised a nice sum to support the Sun day school work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Tre Young
People’s Division
Bell Memorial Church
Bathing and Boating Becoming Popular at Ewing Park
Bathers begin to appear at Ewing Park beach as the diving float is anchored midstream ready for the season. A large number of rowboats and canoes have been painted and prepared for park visitors.
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Ellwood City
Ewing Park Beach
A. W. Class Holds A Good Meeting
Ellwood City on June 10. All members of the A. W. class of the United Presbyterian church taught by Mrs. Wilson attended a meeting in the church parlors Thursday evening. The session covered several important business matters.
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Ellwood City
A. W
United Presbyterian Church
All My Children Benefited From Father John's Medicine
Mrs J Morgan of St Louis says her family recovered from influenza and coughs after using Father John's Medicine. She notes it helps throat and bronchial troubles and keeps her three children from frequent colds. The ad claims the tonic nourishes run down people and is alcohol free and safe for all.
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Father John
Union Service at Wurtemburg Church
A union service of the United Presbyterian and Methodist churches of Wurtemburg will be held at the latter church Sunday morning at the usual hour. The meeting is conducted under the auspices of the National Reform association. Speakers will come from Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
United Presbyterian and Methodist
Churches of
A M L Club Is Entertained At Ellwood City
Mrs Charles Markwort entertained 14 A M L Club members in Ellwood City on Warne avenue with roses as decor and a dainty lunch after an evening of fancy work.
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Ellwood City
Irs
Charles Markwort
Warne Avenue
A. M. L. Club
Ellwood Ladies At Wampum Party At Ellwood City
Local ladies from Ellwood City attended a Wampum gathering at Mrs. S. W. Peinberg's home featuring social time, card games, and refreshments. First Baptist Church events include Sunday school at 9 45, Children's Day program at 10 45, Young People's Union meeting at 7 46, and a sermon on The Unshaken Soul. Also Murphy Five and Dime to close Wednesday afternoons for summer per company order.
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First Baptist Church
Ellwood City
H. W. Funk
Peoryan ‘S Union
Tapic
Anne Jones
F. C G. Becker
Murphy Five and Ten Cent
Becker
Poverty Social At Town Hall To Aid Local Relief
New Bedford hosts a poverty social at the town hall on Tuesday evening June 18. Ica cream and coke will be sold to raise proceeds for local relief. Reverend H. R. Snyder of Bellingham Washington attended the United Presbyterian general assembly in Cambridge Ohio and was a guest of Milas, Francia and Clara Calderwoud Monday. Thomas Adams of New Castle was
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Local Relieft Society
New Bedford
H. R. Snyder
Bellingham
Washington
United Presbyterian General Assembly
Cambridge
Ohio
Milas, Francia
Clara Calder
Thomas Adams
New Castle
Visitors and guests fill week in New Castle area
A steady flow of visitors and guests is listed in New Castle and nearby towns. Names include Mrs H A Wetzel and Mr and Mrs C H McClenahan with children, Irene Harty with Elizabeth Spencer, and numerous others visiting relatives and attending church events. Several residents travel to Youngstown Evans City and Pittsburgh, while local services and hospital stays are noted for Clyde Campbell and others.
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H. A Wetzel
C. H. McClenahan
Mary Alice
Leon
New Castle
Irene Harty
Elizabeth Spencer
Jessie Cambell
Clyde
City Hospital
Youngstown
R. M. Shields
Ohio
Alberta Vaughn
Margaret Cover
Charles Moorehouse
Melvin
Bobby
Smathers
Evans City
L. Downs
Methodist Church
Abe Griver
Charles Eppinger
Conneaut Lake
John Teels
W. S. Lowry
E. R. Lowry
M. Pearson
St. Joseph
N. H. Esh
Harry Lindsay
Marry
Elizabeth Vail
Harvey Paden
Hudson
Ellis Kegariis
Frizzleburry
Mary Wallace
Albert Genkinger
Carrie Louise and
Albert, Jr
David McClenahan
Sons Of Veterans Hear From Delegates
Oscar L. Jackson Camp No. 249 Sons of Veterans met in 0 V L hall hearing reports from the State encampment held in Altoona. Fred R. House ramp commander and Attorney W A Stevenson camp secretary spoke as delegates. House was elected as a delegate to the national encampment at Des Moines Iowa in September and Stevenson as alternate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar L. Jackson Camp
Sons of Veterans
V.L. Hall
Altoona
Fred R. House
W. A. Stevenson
House
Des Moines
Iowa
Stevenson
Autoist Charged With Speeding on Crowded Grant Street
Howard Maurice of Lewellville was arrested on a reckless driving charge after claiming fast travel on a busy Grant street last night. Officer H. M. Reynolds filed the report and Maurice posted a $25 forfeit for appearance before the acting mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Maurice
Lewellville
Grant Street
Carnivr
H. M. Reynolds
Maurice
Kidney pills touted as kidney cure by Mrs Lechner
Mrs A Lechner of 1129 Main Ave Cliften NJ says Foley Kidney Pills helped her kidney trouble and she grants permission to publish this testimonial. The ad also notes symptoms of kidney issues and mentions perpetual motion and a talking machine from the Kansas City Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Lechner
Main Ave
Cliften
N. J
Foley
Ady
Walker—Edison
Kansas City
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Ellwood City News
E. C. Wright
Nev
Charles, Bell
Franklin, PA
Bill
Christian Endeavor Society
Ellwood
Nathan Keller
Sixth Street
Cascade Park
Harold Kerr
Louis Nickum
Greenville
Peter Schenck
Henry
Second Street
Bessemer
Edward Miller
Butler
Harry
Henry Simon
Frank Shantz
Jack Simon
William Brophy
Glen Avenue
Woodlawn
Milton Capman
Monesson
Estella Hartman
Beaver Falls
B. W. Weaver
Misa Irene Smiley
Miss Thompson
D. Mortenson
Wurtem
Purg
C. M. Parshall
Wampum
L. Miller
Abe Caplan
Fox
Kerr Martin
B. Bartel
Spring Avenue
Reuben Smith
Third Street
Charles Milleman
Daily Puzzle
Walter “Wellman
Reformed Church
Methodists
Bartel
Bartel Studio of Music
Mrs. Mecklem
Young People's Division
L. M. Miller
Richard Shirley
Wiley Hill
W. A. Whittaker
Helienople
Thomas B. Magee
Country Club
R. H. Gordon
Wurtemburg
Smith Gaven
Slippery Rock
Hiram Gorchka
Enon
W. H. Braley
Toledo
Harold Zeigler
New York City
F. W. Zeigler
Fourth Street
Peru
John
Mina Laure M. Fieher
R. F
West Leeaport
Rieck
Rieck's
H. Miller
J. Stein
J. Simon
L. Simon
S. W. Peinberg
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