Stocks Edge Higher As Market Opens Bullish In New Week
New York June 12 The market opened the new week bullish with gains of 1 to 2 points hitting new year highs. Steel and U S Steel common led the rise amid higher wages and strong orders. Oils and rails strengthened while gold stocks and miners moved up. bonds advanced as speculative issues led the rally.
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London
U. S. Steel Corp
U. S. Steel Common
American Telephone
Utilities
Livestock Market Report From Pittsburgh June 12
Cattle receipts 700 with a weak market down 25 cents. steers in several weight categories ranged from 4.35 to 7.00 dollars, heifers and cows priced accordingly. hogs receipts 3,000 with steady to 5 cent higher market, primes 4.65 to 4.90, pigs and roughs listed. sheep and lambs receipts 1,000 with a steady market, prime wethers 2.75 to 3.25, lambs 7.25 to ?. calf receipts 1,200 with steady to weak, veals 4.50 to 5.50.
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Pittsburgh
Escapes Injury When Hit By Auto
Herbert Taylor a 12 year old resident of 715 Wilmington avenue escaped with minor injuries after stepping into North Jefferson street and is struck by a J J Dean Grocery Company auto driven by J R Bruce of 924 Morton street He was taken to Jameson Memorial hospital for treatment and released after examination.
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Herbert Taylor
Wilmington Avenue
J. J. Dean Grocery Company
J. R Bruce
Morton Street
Jefferson Street
Grant Street
Mr. Bruce
Harrisburg Scouts Stop in New Wilmington En Route to Fair
Fourteen Boy Scouts from Troop No. 18 Camp Hill Harrisburg paused in New Wilmington Saturday night as guests of Troop 1. They traveled in a self built truck to the Chicago World’s Fair then planned to head into Canada and motor along the Great Lakes homeward with swimming at the New Wilmington pool as their main entertainment.
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Boy Scouts
Camp Hill
Harrisburgh
Chicago
New Wilmington
Harrisburg
Canada
Great Lakes
Well Known Ellwood Woman Passes Away
Edith Carr Eiselen, 34, wife of Ellwood City druggist Harry C. Eiselen, died Saturday at Beaver Valley General Hospital after an emergency appendicitis operation. Born in New Brighton, she lived there until six years ago. Survived by husband, mother Mrs Mary Carr, two brothers William and Spencer Carr of New Brighton, and sister Mrs Clyde Stone of Beaver Falls. Funeral Tuesday at 2 pm from her mother’s home 100 Twenty eighth Street New Brighton.
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Ellwood City
Edith Carr Eiselen
Harry C. Eiselen
Beaver Valley General Hospital
New Brighton
Fombell Woman Dies At Hospital
Ellwood City article reports the death of Mrs Annetta Lewis 54 of Fombell Pa at Ellwood City hospital following a lingering illness. She is survived by husband Thomas two sons William Alfred and Laverne four sisters and one brother. Funeral services Tuesday at 2 30 from Free Methodist church Reverend D N Thomas officiating with burial in North Sewickley cemetery.
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Ellwood City
Annetta Lewis
Fombell
Thomas
William Alfred
Laverne
Frank McDermott
Walter Stevens
Bradley Wallace
Lafe Hazen
Ellwood Man Held By State Police
Ellwood City June 12 William Foley of Wayne avenue is in the custody of the state police at New Castle on charges of alleged statutory rape of a nine year old girl here. Foley was arrested by Lt. E R Hartman about 6 30 Sunday evening on information from the girl and a physician. The girl remains in serious condition at her home. Foley was later turned over to state police man Paul Engle.
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Ellwood City
William Foley
Wayne Avenue
New Castle
Foley
E. R. Hartman
Paul Engle
Possession Sought of Ellwood City Property Sold at Sheriff Sale
State Capital Savings and Loan Association has begun action in court to take possession of a property at Crescent Avenue and Eighth Street Ellwood City. Benjamin and Minnie Simon, former owners, had the property sold at sheriff sale in March term. A citation requires the Simons to show their claim to the property and judgment favors the State Capital Association.
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Crescent Avenue
Eighth Street
Ellwood City
State Capital Savings and Loan Association
Benjamin
Minnie Simon
Simons
State Capital Association
Annual church meeting alters Ellwood City events
First Baptist Ellwood City reports no prayer meeting this week due to the annual church meeting at Mt. Zion Baptist near Prospect on Tuesday and Wednesday. Thursday night hosts the Ladies Missionary Society monthly meeting in the church parlors led by Group No. 2 captain Mrs. H M Anderson. Also a strawberry and ice cream festival is planned by the Young People and the Sunday school.
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First Baptist
Fathers And Sons To Be Banqueted In Ellwood City
The North Sewickley Presbyterian church fathers and sons banquet will be held Tuesday night with about 100 expected. A 6:15 baseball game between married and single men precedes a 7 o clock dinner. Rev. R. E. Bell delivers invocation and toast to fathers. Rev. Charles Bell and Rev. H. D. Maxwell give remarks and address. Quartets staged by Clem Hays and others wrap the evening.
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Ellwood City
Fathers and Sons
North Sewickley Presbyterian Church
R. E. Bell
Charles Bell
J. R. Clarke
Clem Hays
Richard Blank
John Quigley
Raymond Hardie
H. D. Maxwell
Reformed Church
Thomas Baird
Clement Hays
Ladies Of G. A. R. Sell Flags Here
Ladies of the G. A. R. of this city observed Flag Day by selling flags across the city. Ten girls patrolled the streets raising a fair sum to aid veterans. Dorothy Gordon Jean Hunter and Betty Meneke were top sellers and received awards. A dinner was served by the organization at Mrs. R. A. Longs home on Sixth Street at noon.
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Ellwood City
Dorothy Gordon
Jean Hunter
Betty Meneke
R. A. Long
Hospital Notes Ellwood City June 12 admissions and discharges
Admitted over the week end Mrs Andrew Dudick Fountain Avenue and Mrs Kathryn Hainer Second Street. Discharged: Mrs Charles Bischeglia and baby Beechwood Boulevard Mrs Norman Pack and baby Foch Street Mrs William Trock Park Avenue Evan and Mildred Burry Fombell.
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Ellwood City
Andrew Dudick
Fountain Avenue
Kathryn Hainer
Second Street
Charles Bisceglia
Beechwood Boulevard
Norman Pack
Foch Street
William Trock
Park Avenue
Evan and
Mildred Burry
Fombell
Rites Held for Ralph Miller in Camp Run
Ellwood City June 12 Ralph Miller a World War veteran who died at his home in Camp Run after a long illness was laid to rest Saturday at 2:30 at Camp Run U P church. Reverends Mc Farland and Wilson officiated. he leaves Frances Miller and three children Betty Prances and Ralph, along with parents, siblings, and in laws. Interment was in the family plot at the church cemetery.
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Ellwood City
Ralph Miller
Camp Run
Camp Run U. P
W. F. McFarland
W. T. Wilson
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Frances Marshall Miller
Betty
Prances
Ralph
Jesse Miller
Perry Township
William
New Castle
Harry
Ellwood
Jane McCready
Leona Bentrim
Wurtemburg
Stella Kirkwood
Aliquippa
Church
City lodge to meet. rose rally with visiting teams
W. B. A. lodge schedules a Tuesday 2 PM business meeting in Schweiger hall followed by an 8 PM rose rally program. Visiting teams from Butler New Castle and Monaca will perform special work at the event.
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Ellwood City
W. B. A. Lodge
Schweiger
Butler
New Castle
Monaco
Pray er meeting and guild gathering announced
Ellwood City announces a prayer meeting for Wednesday night and a Methodist Guild meeting at the parsonage on Thursday, detailing church activities and times.
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Ellwood City
Methodist Guild
Surprise Honor For Hugh Hardie
A Pleasant event yesterday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Hardie in North Sewickley celebrated Mr. Hardie’s 39th birthday. Relatives and friends enjoyed a 6 o’clock dinner served by Mrs. Hardie and daughters Isabel and Helen, with a large birthday cake and roses as a centerpiece for 20 guests. Out-of-town guests included Mrs. William Hardie of Harmony, Dr. and Mrs. A. I. Stewart, and Lewis Hardie of Harmony.
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Ellwood City
Hugh Hardie
North Sewickley
Hardie
William Hardie
Harmony
A. I. Stewart
Lewis Hardie
Local residents return from visits across districts
Mr and Mrs Elmer Schantz Zelienople and others report homecomings after weekend visits with relatives in this district. Merion Shively East Liverpool and Albert Welsh New Galilee spent a week end in the city. Dallas Veon Pittsburgh and Laverne Graham Etna return or visit family. Robt McCarter Mercer arrives for weeks with sister Mrs Gorman Pierce at Rockdale. Several ill and bereaved attendances noted including Mrs Earl Hodge Wurtemburg and the death of Mary Mc Laughlin Barkleyville.
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Merion Shively
East Liverpool
Albert Welsh
New Galilee
Jesse Dausin
Thelma
Alma Nye
Celia
New Castle
Dallas Veon
Pittsburgh
D. M. Veon
Wurtemburg Heights
Laverne Graham
Etna
Roy Graham
Wurtemburg
Robert McCarter
Mercer
Gorman Pierce
Rockdale
Earl Hodge
A.L. Graff
R. G. Campbell
Ellport
Martin Falen
Barkleyville
Mary McLaughlin
Hilliard Swick
Frisco
Karl Eichholtz
Mae Wright
Chester
W. Va
Arthur Seifert
Bridge Street
Harry Kellar
Lawrence Avenue
W. J. Cowan
Wayne Avenue
Friends
Frank Maddux
Cincinnati
M. E. Solsberg
Clover Avenue
West Point Military Academy
New York
Harold
Cleo Hazen
George Moyer
Sallee Hazen
Fountain Avenue
Union Services Pleases Crowd at First Christian Church
A large crowd attended a union service at the First Christian church in Ellwood City with Rev. H. D. Maxwell delivering an inspiring address and Hoffmeister quartet of Edenburg plus the choir under Dr. Anna McKinley providing music. Children’s Day programs were observed across local churches with the children presenting creditable performances.
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Ellwood City
H. D. Maxwell
Emmanuel Reformed Church
Hoffmeister
Edenburg
Anna McKinley
McElwain Family Holds Pleasant Hill Reunion
Home of Guy McElwain at Pleasant Hill will host a family gathering on Wednesday as the McElwain clan assembles for their annual reunion. A basket picnic dinner is planned at noon.
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Ellwood City
Guy McElwain
Pleasant Hill
McElwain
Ellwood City Presbytery meets Tuesday at 1 pm
Ellwood City will host the Presbytery meeting Tuesday afternoon at 1 o clock D S T. There will be no prayer meeting Wednesday due to the pastor’s participation in the Somerset County Sunday school convention all day Wednesday.
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Ellwood City
Shendango Presbytery
Somerset County
Ellwood City Church Sets Services and Society Events
Ellwood City lists ordination services of Joseph Mentzer and Jesse Houk on Tuesday evening at the church. A Women's Missionary society gathering is planned in the church basement all day Wednesday.
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Ellwood City
Joseph Mentzer
Jesse Houk
Women’s Missionary Society
Bell Memorial Ellwood City Community Notes
Ellwood City diary items report a Teacher's Training class on Wednesday at 7 pm and a prayer meeting at 7 30 pm. The Ladies Aid Society gathers Thursday at 1 pm, reflecting local church activities.
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Bell Memorial
Christian Church Women Plan Tuesday Activities in Knox
The Women’s Missionary Society will meet Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Theodore Ter Linden’s Knox home and hold a prayer meeting at 7 45.
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Christian Church
Ellwood City
Women’s Missionary Society
Theodore Ter Linden
Knox
Trinity Lutheran Choir Plans Wiener Roast
Ellwood City June 12 Junior and Senior choirs will meet at Trinity Lutheran Church for a Luther league gathering to attend a wiener roast.
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Trinity Lutheran
Ralph Martin Fined for Disorderly Conduct in Street Incident
Ralph Martin of 776 Arlington Avenue was arrested on North Jefferson Street Hill after police stopped his motor cycle operation. He was fined $10 for disorderly conduct. three companions, a white man and two Black men, were discharged.
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Ralph Martin
Arlington Avenue
Jefferson Street
Martin
Bell Telephone Picnic Draws About 50 At Rock Springs Park
Employees of the Bell Telephone Company in the New Castle district from Greenville to Sewickley gathered at Rock Springs Park near Harlansburg for their annual picnic. About fifty people enjoyed bathing dancing and athletic events followed by a fine picnic dinner in the afternoon.
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Commercial Department
New Castle
Bell Telephone Company
Greenville
Sewickley
Rock Springs Park
Harlansburg
Firefighters Halt Forest Fire Near Baker's Pond
West Pittsburg June 12 a forest blaze swept through an acre of wood at Baker's Pond at five o clock Saturday. The fire was contained within an hour thanks to the combined effort of West Pittsburg sportsmen and the Wampum forest fighters led by Fire Warden Aubrey Reno.
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West Pittsburg
Baker's Pond
Wampum Forest
Aubrey Reno
Legion Team To Meet Tuesday In New Castle
All junior baseball players in New Castle are invited to meet Tuesday at 7 p m at the American Legion home corner of North Jefferson and Falls Streets. Gomer Emery and Harold Baer will lead the meeting and organize selection for the American Legion team.
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New Castle
American Legion
North Jefferson and
Falls Streets
Gomer Emery
Harold Baer
Alarm Called In For Smoke At Local Home
Neighbors reported smoke from a coal fire at C. A. Allshouse residence 510 Waldo Street. An alarm from Box 511 was turned in at 11 10 Sunday night after a neighbor saw smoke and feared fire.
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C. A. Allshouse
Waldo Street
Allshouse
Pittsburgh Produce Market Report Long Discard
Pittsburgh June 12 market rounds show poultry steady with moderate demand and supply. Butter eggs and vegetables display varied prices with tomatoes and cabbage weaker, different regional lots listed for Texas Mississippi Virginia Ohio and local crates. Prices cover hens broilers roosters ducks geese turkeys and toms plus butter eggs and canned veggies.
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Senate rejects motion to act on municipal bankruptcy bill
Without a record vote the Senate rejected Senator Van denberg of Michigan’s bid to bring the House municipal bankruptcy bill up for consideration. The defeat likely ends the bill for the special session as Senator Robinson of Arkansas warned such far reaching legislation should not be written on the floor in closing hours.
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Senate Today
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Senate Judiciary Committee
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Named Assistant District Attorney Appointed at Court
Attorney Frank O Moretti was named assistant district attorney at court this morning upon petition by District Attorney John Powers. The appointment covers the present term of court because cases are tried in two separate court rooms and Powers can only oversee one.
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Frank O. Moretti
John Powers
Powers
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