Miss Louise Dunn Weds Ed win C Wright at Ellwood City home
Miss Louise Dunn daughter of Mr and Mrs J J Dunn wed Edwin C Wright of Tuscaloosa Georgia this afternoon at the bride's Fountain avenue home. Rev Charles Bell officiated under a bower of ferns and roses with a ring ceremony. The couple will live in Pittsburgh until the University of Alabama session opens in the fall.
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Ellwood City
Louise Dunn
J. Jay Dunn
Edwin C. Wright
Tuscaloosa
Fountain Avenue
Charles Bell
University of Alabama
Wright
Pittsburgh
Drive Buttons Arrive for Ellwood City Chest Drive
Ellwood City residents will wear buttons for the community chest drive as a sign of support. The buttons feature the chest image with the slogan I'm in and the year 1922, around the edge reading A Good Neighbor and Ellwood City, Pa. The drive starts June 15 and runs through the end of June.
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Ellwood City
Keystone Serenaders at Willows Dance
Ellwood City June 10 Key stone Serenaders and the Mason Dix on Seven, fresh from Atlantic City, will perform at a large Willows dance near Pittsburgh on June 16. Continuous dancing with preparations for sixteen hundred couples. Managers William McCoy and C Helen Witham deem them the country’s best orchestras. Local residents will drive to the Willows for the event.
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Ellwood City
Keystone Serenaders
Mason Dixon
Atlantic City
the Willows
Pittsburgh
William McCoy
C. Helen Witham
Willows
Waite Relocates Barbershop to Franklin Pennsylvania
Gene Waite closes Lawrence Avenue shop and reopens in Franklin Pa. He previously ran a shop in Franklin and will resume operations there. United Presbyterian Church Ellwood City reports Bible school at 9 45 a m. Children’s Day program at 11 a m with brief sermon by Pastor James A Cosby. Evening service at 7 45 p m titled A Wise Choice.
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Ellwood City
Gene Waite
Lawrence Avenue
Franklin Pa
Waite
Franklin
United Presbyterian Church
James A. Cosby
Always Tired No Ambition In Larwill Indiana
Mrs Herbert Long of Larwill Indiana reports four years of fatigue nervousness dizziness and right side pains. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her energy and ability to care for three children and farm work. The ad urges others with fatigue and low ambition to try the remedy.
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Larwill
Indiana
Lydia E. Pinkham
Herbert Lona
R. R
Box 7
Os E. Pinkham
Two men in machine near Rochester fail to gas up overnight
Report describes two young men in a machine between here and Rochester who sat all night without enough fuel. Three men were found sleeping in a freight car on Fifth Street. A prominent Ellwood man was seen kissing a woman beside him in a sack.
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Here
Rochester
Fifth Street
Ellwood
G. A. R. Ladies Plan Flag Day Sale
Ellwood City notes that the G. A. R. Ladies will observe Flag Day by selling small flags on June 14. Girl Scouts will assist, with proceeds supporting patriotic work. A party for the Scouts is planned at the Pythian hall two weeks after the sale, plus a surprise luncheon for attendees.
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Ellwood City
Pythian Hall
Robert Grantley
Christian Endeavor Society Hosts Social in Ellwood City
The Bell Memorial church Christian Endeavor Society held a social and literary gathering Friday at eight o'clock. Proceeds will benefit the Endeavor Society.
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Ellwood City
Christian Endeavor Society of the
Bell Memorial Church
Endeavor Society
Ellwood Personal Notes Show Local Visits and Travel
Nathan Keller attended a moonlight party in Cascade Park. Harold Kerr and Louis Nickum spent Thursday in Greenville for commencement. Peter Schenck and son Henry motored to Bessemer on business. Edward Miller visiting his brother in Ellwood. Henry Simon returned from the Willows to visit Keystone Serenaders. Frank Shantz spent the day in Pittsburgh with Jack Simon. William Brophy was in Woodlawn on business. Milton Caplan returned from Monesson after visiting friends. Miss Estella Hartman visited Ellwood friends. B W Weaver, Beaver Falls, a business visitor. Miss Irene Smiley visiting relatives in Pittsburgh. Miss Thompson of New Castle to spend weekend with W. G. Steele. Mr. and Mrs. Applebaum and Arthur attended a cascade moonlight dinner. Mrs. B Bolotin spent yesterday in New Castle on business. Rev and Mrs Shenson have returned to New Castle. Jack Britton and Rube Falconson visiting New Castle. Mrs. S D Mortenson ill at home. Mr. and Mrs C M Parshall motored to Wampum. Mrs L Miller and children with Abe Caplan in Wampum. Mr. and Mrs. S Fox and Kerr Martin with children guests in Ellwood. C M Parshall of Lawrence Ave motored to Wampum. Prof O B Bartel of Spring Ave was a business visitor in New Castle. Mrs Reuben Smith returned from Pittsburgh. Charles Milleman was in Wampum Thursday.
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Ellwood
Nathan Keller
Sixth Street
Cascade Park
Harold Kerr
Louis Nickum
Greenville
Peter Schenck
Henry
Second Street
Bessemer
Edward Miller
Butler
Harry
Fifth Street
Henry Simon
The
Willows
Keystone Serenaders
Frank Shantz
Pittsburgh
Jack Simon
William Brophy
Glen Avenue
Woodlawn
Milton Caplan
Monesson
Estella Hartman
Beaver Falls
B. W. Weaver
Irene Smiley
Miss Thompson
New Castle
W. G. Steele
Smiley Stop
D. Mortenson
Wurtemburg
C. M. Parshall
Wampum
L. Miller
Abe Caplan
S. Fox
Kerr Martin
Lawrence Avenue
O. BE. Bartel
Spring Avenue
Reuben Smith
Third Street
Charles Milleman
Bell Memorial Drive Extends To Raise Church Funds
Ellwood City June 10 The Bell Memorial church drive for 2500 to buy a new church site will be continued for one week. Last night’s campaign meeting reported 1381 in cash and pledges with 500 cash to be paid Monday to the school district as the first payment on the property. Pledges are due in three months. Divisions 1 through 7 reported varied totals led by Division 7 at 380 and Division 6 at 180.
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Ellwood City
Bell Memorial Church
H. T. Lash
W. B. Scott
M. A. Bickatt
H. D. Cunningham
T. ©. Marshall
Byron McCandless
W. T. McCandless
Odd Fellows To Decorate Graves Parade
All Odd Fellows and Rebekahs of this city and vicinity are invited to join a Sunday parade at 1 45 p m meeting at the lodge room in the First National Bank building. The group will march to Locust Grove cemetery to decorate the graves of deceased members and children will partake in the event. The memorial service is expected to attract a sizable crowd.
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Ellwood City
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
Locust Grove Cemetery
First National Bank
The
Architect's Plans Are Approved for Two School Buildings
J McCandless of Ellwood City announced his brick school designs for Hickory township and Shenango and Taylor townships were accepted by the local school boards. The plans call for six rooms per building and construction to start on both at once.
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Ellwood City
J. McCandless
Hickory Township
Shenango
Taylor Township
Mechanical Device Keeps The Milk Cool In Ellwood City
Ellwood City residents learn Mark wart and Wilson's Milk dairy installed a first mechanical refrigerating device. Ammonia gas cools milk to 40 degrees in forty minutes and thirty seconds, replacing prior cooling in 140 minutes. The system saves time labor and ice costs, delivering quicker, cheaper cooling.
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Ellwood City
Markwart and Wilson’s Milk Dairy
Children’s Day At Bell Memorial Church Program
Children will present a two week prepared program at Bell Memorial Sunday service. The day includes Sunday school at 9 45 a m junior gospel band 6 30 p m Y P S C E 7 15 p m and evening service at 8 00 p m with Rev W T Mc Candless delivering The Reproach of the Flowers.
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Ellwood City
Bell Memorial Church
W. T. McCandless
Immanuel Reformed Defeats First M. E. 9 to 2 in Baseball
Immanuel Reformed nine beat First M. E. 9 to 2 at the Lawrence grounds. Errors by the losers helped the winners build part of their score as Falconi and Dallenbach pitched for Immanuel while Johnston Powell and Sherman appeared for First M. E.
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Ellwood City
Immanuel Reformed Church
M. E
Lawrence Grounds
R. H.E. Immanuel R
Immanuel Reformed
Falconi and
Dallenbach
M. E. Johnston
Powell and Sherman
Bartel Students to Present Musical at Ellwood City
Bartel studio of music students and teachers will present a program of musical numbers and readings at the First M. E. church in Ellwood City. The program begins at 8 15 p m with strong expectations of a good audience.
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Ellwood City
Bartel Studio of Music
M. E
Mrs Mecklem Completes Jury Service as Foreman
Ellwood City Pa June 10 Mrs J T Mecklem of Franklin township returned from Beaver where she served on the Beaver county grand jury during the week A large number of cases were disposed of by the jury For the first time in the county a woman served as foreman of the grand jury
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Ellwood City
J. T. Mecklem
Franklin Township
Beaver
Beaver County
Bell Memorial church youths host literary program on church lawn
The Young People's Division of Bell Memorial church held a social last evening on the church lawn. The event attracted a large crowd and raised a nice sum to support the Sunday school work of the division.
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Ellwood City
Young People’s Division
Bell Memorial Church
Bathing and Boating Become Popular at Ewing Park
Bathers appear at the Ewing Park beach as the season opens. A diving float is anchored midstream and ready. Many rowboats and canoes are painted and prepared for park visitors.
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Ellwood City
Ewing Park Beach
Local Visitors Arrive From Pittsburgh and Nearby Towns
L. M. Miller and Mrs. Richard Shirley visited in Pittsburgh on Thursday. Dr. W. A. Whittaker from Zelienople toured Ellwood City. Rev. and Mrs. R. H. Gordon of Wurtemburg visited New Castle. Mrs. Smith Caven returned from Slippery Rock. Hiram Goschke of Enon spent the day in town. Mrs. W. H. Braley returned from Toledo on business. O. Harold Zeigler of New York City concluded a visit with the Zeiglers on Fourth Street.
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Thomas B. Magee
Country Club
R. H. Gordon
Wurtemburg
New Castle
Smith Caven
Slippery Rock
Hiram Goschke
Enon
W. H. Braley
Toledo
O. Harold Zeigler
New York City
F. W. Zeigler
Fourth Street
A. W. Class Holds a Good Meeting
Ellwood City June 10. All members of the A W class of the United Presbyterian church taught by Mrs. Wilson attended the meeting in the church parlors Thursday evening. They discussed business matters of importance to the class.
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Ellwood City
A. W
United Presbyterian Church
Colorful Cotton Grows Across Peru Farms
A Peruvian agricultural report notes cotton plants in twelve distinct colors thriving across multiple farms. Researchers observe color variation tied to local varieties and environmental factors, with potential implications for export value and breeding programs.
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Peru
Secret message puzzle by Walter Wellman
A hidden message puzzle asks readers to identify a message by blacking in dot fragments. The page lists yesterday's answer words RHOMB AFTER LASSO PSHAW HAVEN RALPH BROWN ALONG LOVER IRATE CRATE ELFIN ALICE GREEN as examples for decoding the secret message.
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Rhomb
After
Lasso
Pshaw
Haven
Ralph Brown
Lover
Irate
Crate
Elfin
Alice Green
All My Children Have Benefited From Father John's Medicine
Mrs. J. Morgan of St. Louis testifies that two years ago influenza left her family with distressing coughs and that Father John's Medicine cured them. She says the remedy supports throat and bronchial health and keeps her three children from frequent colds. The ad promotes Father John's Medicine as a safe alcohol free tonic nourishing run down people back to normal health.
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Father John
Union Service at Wurtemburg by Presbyterian and Methodist
A union service of the United Presbyterian and Methodist churches of Wurtemburg will be held in the latter church Sunday morning at the usual hour. The meeting is under the auspices of the National Reform association and will feature speakers from Pittsburgh.
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Ellwood City
United Presbyterian and Methodist Churches of
A. M. L. Club Entertained In Ellwood City
Mrs. Charles Markwort of Wayne avenue entertained A. M. L. Club members in Ellwood City with a roses decorated setting. The evening featured a dainty lunch and a session of fancy work.
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Ellwood City
Charles Markwort
Wayne Avenue
A. M. L. Club
Ellwood Ladies Attend Wampum Party
L Miller Mrs H Miller Mrs J Stein Mrs J Simon and Mrs L Simon of this place went to Wampum Thursday night and were entertained at the home of Mrs S W Feinberg. The evening was spent socially and in playing cards at a seasonable hour dainty refreshments were served by the hostess.
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Ellwood City
L. Miller
H. Miller
J. Stein
J. Simon
L. Simon
Wampum
S. W. Feinberg
First Baptist Church Ellwood City Services Schedule
The First Baptist Church in Ellwood City lists a June 10 schedule with 9:45 Sunday school for all ages, 10:45 a Children's Day program by the Sunday school children, 7:00 Young People's Union meeting on Team Work Helps and Hindrances led by Miss Anne Jones, and 7:45 evening service with a sermon titled The Unshaken Soul. Pastor H. W. Funk leads the church.
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First Baptist Church
Ellwood City
H. W. Funk
The
Young People’s Union
Anne Jones
Murphy store to close Wednesday afternoons all summer
F C Becker local manager announces Murphy five and ten cent store will close on Wednesday afternoons during the summer. The decision comes after notice from the company home office and affects other city merchants as well.
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Ellwood City
F. C. Becker
Murphy Five and Ten Cent
Becker
Poverty Social to Raise Relief Funds in New Bedford
The town hall hosts a poverty social on Tuesday evening June 18 with ice cream and cake being sold. Proceeds support local relief society efforts in New Bedford.
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Relief Society
New Bedford Personal Mention At Cambridge Assembly
Rev H R Snyder of Bellingham Washington guest of Miss Francis and Clara Calderwood in Cambridge Ohio after attending United Presbyterian general assembly Monday Thomas Adams of New Castle also noted in the New Bedford brief railcar social column.
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New Bedford
H. R. Snyder
Bellingham
Washington
United Presbyterian General Assembly
Cambridge
Ohio
Francis
Clara Calderwood
Thomas Adams
New Castle
Local social notes list visitors and guests across area towns
The column records numerous visits and hospitality across New Castle Youngstown Evans City and surrounding areas. It mentions Mrs H A Wetzel Mrs C H McClenahan Irene Harry Elizabeth Spencer and many others hosting guests and attending services and events.
Sons Of Veterans Hear From Delegates At Regular Meeting
Oscar L. Jackson Camp No. 249 Sons of Veterans heard reports from delegates at the State encampment of the G A R and affiliated groups held in Altoona. Fred R. House and W W Stevenson reported as delegates to the convention. House was elected as a delegate to the national encampment in Des Moines Iowa in September, Stevenson as alternate.
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Oscar L. Jackson Camp
No. 249
Sons of Veterans
U. V. L. Hall
G. A. R., Sons of Veterans
Altoona
Fred R. House
W. W. Stevenson
House
Des Moines
Iowa
Stevenson
Autoist Charged With Speeding During Carnival Crowd
Howard Maurice of Lowellville was cited for reckless driving after police, led by Officer H. M. Reynolds, observed him speeding on Grant street crowded by carnival traffic. Maurice posted a $25 forfeit to await his appearance before the acting mayor.
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Howard Maurice
Lowellville
Grant Street
H. M. Reynolds
Maurice
Foley Kidney Pills testimonial boosts public trust
Mrs. A. Lechner of 1129 Main Ave Clifton N J reports kidney pills aid waste elimination and relief from rheumatic pains stiff joints dizziness and blurred vision, praising Foley Kidney Pills and granting permission to publish the testimonial. Sold everywhere. Ad.
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A. Lechner
Main Ave
Clifton
N. J
Talking machine near perpetual motion claim
Kansas City Star notes Walker Edison nearly achieved perpetual motion with his talking machine, a device exclaimed by the neighbor as close to endless motion.
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Walker——Edison
Kansas City
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E. C. Wright
Rev
Franklin, PA
Bill
Christian Endeavor Society
Bell Memorial Drive
Bell Memorial
Reformed Church
Methodists
Bartel
Mrs. Mecklem
Young People’s
Ellwood Personals
L. M. Miller
Richard Shirley
Wiley Hill
W. A. Whittaker of
Zelienople
Daily Puzzle
By Walter Wellman
John
Laura M. Fisher
West Leesport
Cuticura Laboratories
Dept. H. Malden
Mass
Cuticura
Rieck
H. A. Wetzel
C. H. McClenahan
Mary Alice
Leon
Irene Harry
Elizabeth Spencer
Jessie Cambell
Clyde
City Hospital
Youngstown
R. M. Shields
Alberta Vaughn
Margaret Cover
Charles Moorehouse
Melvin
Bobby
Smathers
Evans City
C. L. Downs
Methodist Church
Abe Griver
Charles Eppinger
Conneaut Lake
John ‘Teels
W. S. Lowry
E. R. Lowry
S. M. Pearson
St. Joseph
N. H. Esh
Harry Lindsay
Mary
Elizabeth Vail
Harvey Paden
Lynn
Marjorie
William Paden
C. L. Zedaker
Gladys
Ruth Zedaker
Leonard Zedaker
F. J. Carlisle
Paul
O. H. Rogers
F. A. Roland
Hudson
Ellis Kegarice
Frizzleburg
Mary Wallace
Albert Genkinger
Carrie Louise and
Albert, Jr
David McClenahan
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