Stock Market Unsettled Despite Senate Action on Holding Bill
New York June 12 The stock market showed only passing reaction to the Senate's passage of the Holding Company bill. Utilities faced losses while motors rails and blue chips advanced to new year highs. American Data was a standout, with gains over 3 points, and Warner, Kodak Allied and DuPont led other strong gains. Commodities eased with silver grains and cotton down, bonds mixed, and mining shares flat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Gould
New York
Senate
Dan
Eastman Kodak
Allied Chemical
DuPont
Chrysler
Motors
General Motors
Atchison
Great Northern
U. S. Steel
International Harvester
General Electric
Westinghouse
Stock prices at one p m show mixed gains and losses
A list of securities trades at one p m features major names like General Electric Ford and General Motors among miscellaneous rail and oil stocks. Several firms such as Bethlehem Steel Anaconda Copper and National Biscuit display varying percentages while others show fractional changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M Byers Co
Amer Roll Mills
Amer Steel Fury
Atlantic Rig
Asser Tco
Amer Rad & Stans
Allis Chalmers
Allied Chem & Die
Amer Smelt & Riz
Amer Foreign Power
Avner Can
Amer Tob Co
Armour Merae
Bethlehem
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Ghrysler
Sasecsases
Col Gas & Electric
Consolidated Gas
Consolidated Oil
Gont Can Co
Comm & Southern
Coen
Curtiss Wright
DuPont de Nemours
Wein Fonn Cos Ste
Elec Bond
Great Northern
General Electric
Goodrich Rubber
CHE EN Ie
General Food
Hudson Motors
Anaconda Copper Am Water
W & E Co
Barnsdall Oil Crucible Steel
Eastman Kodak
General Motors
Goodyear Rubber
Howe Sound
Ccscessseess Inter Harvester
Ceescees
Mack Trucks Inc
Montgomery Ward
McKeesport Tin Plate
Seerneule WY
Northern Pacific
Nash Motors
Elem
National Dairy
North Amer Aviation
National Biscuit
Niagara Hudson Pwyr
Caees
Otis
Sas oSi
Pennroad
Hillips
Packard Motors
Ceesseers
Pullman Co
Sseseses
Pub Serv
Sceeseesss
Phelps Dodge
Procter & Gamble
Republic Steel Corp
Retig Corp
Reynolds Tobacco
Sid Oil
CaliMiscosees
RIP Iam
Cicada Ashe
Stewart Warner
Sid Gas & Blec
Cecsere
Sears Roebuck
Egg Prices At Butler Auction
The Rev. P. C. Pearson rector of Trinity Episcopal church will speak Thursday evening to the U's Men's club of the Y M C A on the significance of the rejection of the world court by the U S Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. C. Pearson
Trinity Episcopal Church
U's Men's Club
U. S. Senate
Harmony Baptist girls enjoy Friday gathering at Henderson home
Castlewood J. O. Y. girls class and Sunshine girls class of Harmony Baptist Church met at Alberta Mae Henderson's home Friday evening. Seventeen members plus a special guest and teachers attended. After business, games and a lunch were shared. Ruth Main attended as a special guest. Plans were made for a hike and picnic in late June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Girls
Harmony Baptist Church
Alberta Mae Henderson
Henderson
Ruth Main
Social visits and family gatherings fill a Beaver County week
Mrs Henry Smith of Dubois returns home with Mr Smith after visiting relatives here. Mrs Harry White and son Jack join several others in namesake visits to Pleasant Hill, Wurtemburg and New Castle. Phyllis Casedy from Ellwood City and Angie Morrow with Barbara from Highland Heights also visit Castlewood. Ralph Pitts and family from Beaver visit J A Long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry White
Jack
William Irwin
This Place
Henry Smith
Dubois
Pleasant Hill
D. R. Wright
James Smith
Charles Ketler
Wurtemburg
Betty Lou Anderson
Harlansburg Road
Alberta Mae Henderson
O. E. Hutton
New Castle
J. S. Henderson
Carl Anderson
Phyllis Casedy
Ellwood City
John Bowers
Angie Morrow
Barbara
Highland Heights
Castlewood
Ralph Pitts
Beaver
J. A. Long
Live stock market report from Pittsburgh medium weight bids
International News Service notes hogs: 1000 head, mixed weights 170-220 lbs at 1020, heavies 925-975, sows 725-850, pigs 875-950. Cattle: 400 head, steers 900-1150, heifers 850-925, cows 650-750, bulls 6-675. Calves slow to weak, wealers 950-1010. Sheep: 600 head, lambs 975-1025, yearlings 725-? wethers 475-325, no lad for spring lambs. quotes steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Pittsburgh
Willing Workers Plan Tea and Games at Wurtemburg
Six teen members of the Willing Workers class of the Wurtemburg U P church met at Mrs. Harry Cook home in Ellwood City for the monthly gathering. Devotions led by Mrs. Irvin Bentrim. A tea is planned for Thursday evening June 20 at the church. Games and contests, led by Mrs. Clair Coursin and Mrs. Ralph Newton, with prize to Mrs. Norman Weller. Refreshments served by the hostess and Mrs. Jacob Glasser. Next meeting July 9 at Mrs. Clair Coursin’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Wurtemburg U. P Church
Harry Cook
Wurtemburg
Irvin Bentrim
Clair Coursin
Ralph Newton
Norman Weller
Jacob Glasser
Women’s Club Musicale Highlights Local Talent
In Ellwood City the Women’s Club held its annual musicale at Mrs. W. L. Dean’s Connoquenessing Terrace home. Irene Rotunour performed piano pieces and Roberta Louden sang, with Louden recently earning a Pitt music degree. A brief meeting filled a vacancy as Mrs. Loren Springer was elected president following Mrs. Louis Mulbacher’s resignation. forty members attended and tea was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Women’s Club
W. L. Dean
Connoquenessing Terrace
Irene Rotunour
Roberta Louden
Mars
U. P
University of Pittsburgh
Louis Mulbacher
Loren Springer
Mrs Hugh Holliday Heads Local Legion Auxiliary
Ellwood City June 12 An important Legion Auxiliary meeting set plans for an August picnic and sending delegates to the Wilkes-Barre convention. Officers were elected with Mrs Hugh Holliday as president and a full slate including Mrs Fred Swanson and Mrs Wayne Baird as vice presidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Legion
Sixth Street
Wilkes-Barre
Hugh Holliday
Fred Swanson
Wayne Baird
Dorothy Cravenore
Robert Crawford
Walter Simpson
David Cartwright
McCoy
Kiwanians Hear About Scouting in Ellwood City
Rev A M Stump of New Castle spoke to Ellwood City Kiwanis at Trinity Lutheran. He noted his Silver Beaver Medal and praised Boy Scout values of self reliance responsibility and initiative. He described the Washington Jamboree in August and said Lawrence County will send 33 boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
A. M. Stump
New Castle
Kiwanis Club
Trinity Lutheran Church
Stump
Kiwanis
Washington
Lawrence County
Mrs C W Hayes Hosts Dinner Bridge Club
Mrs C W Hayes entertained the Dinner Bridge club at her Second street home in Ellwood City with Mrs Lillian Thomas as a guest. Hayes won high score and Thomas received a guest favor. refreshments followed. In two weeks Mrs Charles Ross will host at her Ninth street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
C. W. Hayes
Second Street
Lillian Thomas
Hayes
Thomas
Charles Ross
Ninth Street
Pittsburgh Produce Prices June 12 Wholesale Market Report
Pittsburgh reports wholesale prices for poultry butter eggs and select produce. Poultry ranges include heavy hens 18-21 cents, capons 24-26, broilers 15-25 with various weights. butter mainly 23-25 cents. eggs firm with current receipts 21-24 cents. tomatoes cabbage and cabbage prices vary by pack size and region including Texas Mississippi Louisiana and Virginia shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Pittsburgh
Hennery
Texas
Mississippi
Louisiana
Tennessee
Virginia
W. B. A. Lodge Holds Busy Schweiger Hall Meeting
Local W B A lodge met at Schweiger hall with cards and bingo. Prizes went to several members, refreshments were served, and the group voted to move meetings to the V of F W hall on Fourth street and switch to the second and fourth Wednesdays. The next meeting is set for June 26 with Mrs Suzzone Stevenson in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Street
Suzzone Stevenson
Mrs Harry Harris Hosts Tuesday Bridge Club
Mrs B M Lawther and Mrs Carl Zeigler were guests as Mrs Harry Harris entertained the Tuesday Afternoon club at her Wayne avenue home. Mrs Clifford McDanel and Mrs Ray Aylesworth won prizes for three tables of bridge. Lunch followed. Myron Gelbach to host the club in Lawrence avenue two weeks hence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
B. M. Lawther
Carl Zeigler
Harry Harris
Wayne Avenue
Clifford McDanel
Ray Aylesworth
Lawrence Avenue
Myron Gelbach
O S G Reading Circle Gathers in Ellwood City
Yesterday afternoon ten members of the O S G Reading Circle met at Mrs. Duira Randolphs home on Fourth street. After devotions the Passion Play at Oberammergau was discussed along with Flag Day origins and current events. A social hour followed. A July 9 picnic at Ewing Park is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
O. S. G. Reading Circle
Duira Randolph
Fourth Street
Oberammergau
Ewing Park
Kensington Club Holds June Meeting in Ellwood City
Mrs. W. A. Kerr hosted the 1932 Kensington club at her New Castle road home. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Kerr of Marion Stop and the husbands of members. A supper followed by social time ended the evening. next meeting set for July 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
W. A. Kerr
Kensington Club
New Castle Road
W. H. Kerr
Marion Stop
Golden Wedding Celebration for Hall Couple in Ellwood City
More than 200 friends and relatives honored Mr. and Mrs. William E. Hall on their 50th wedding anniversary in Ellwood City. A noon dinner, gold and white decorations, and a program led by toastmaster C Ches Hall highlighted the day. The couple, longtime residents since 1895, have four children and seven grandchildren, with active ties to local churches and fraternal orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
William E. Hall
Crescent Avenue
Belle Cross
Henry Boozel
Orville Bollinger
Sadie Allen
Agnes Hall
C. Ches Hall
R. H. Little
M. E. Church
Hall
Mr. Hall
Halston
Butler County
Elizabeth Cross
Jacksville
Brown
Jesse Porter
Lee Edward
Detroit
Mich
J. A
Sixth Street
Methodist Episcopal Church
National Tube Plant
Elks and Odd Fellows Lodges
Maccabbe Club
Funeral Rites for George W Gibbons in Ellwood City
Funeral services for George W Gibbons of Wurtemburg were held at 2 PM Tuesday at Slippery Rock Presbyterian church. Rev. Bell and Rev. Caughey led the rites for a longtime district resident. survivors include his widow Mary, son Clifford, sister Carrie Shields, brothers Phillip and Frank, and two grandchildren. Interment followed in the church cemetery with pallbearers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
George W. Gibbons
Wurtemburg
Slippery Rock Presbyterian Church
R. E. Bell
Knox Presbyterian Church
J. &. Caughey
Wurtemburg U
Paul Kimmell
William Slade
Mary Gibbons
Clifford
Carrie Shields
Portland
Ore
Phillip
Freewater
Frank
New Castle
Church Cemetery
J. A. Pearson
J. H. Newton
Frank Baker
Arthur Hazen
Landis Roeloff
Clarence Wallace
Edna B Treasure Dies On Tuesday
Edna B Treasure 26 died at home on Beaver Falls Darlington road after pneumonia. A teacher in Ellport and Wortenburg schools she is survived by parents Charles and Mrs Treasure two sisters Genevieve Ardeth and two brothers Charles and William. Funeral Friday at 2 30 from New Salem church Darlington burial in church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Edna B. Treasure
Beaver Falls
Darlington
Miss Treasure
Ellport
Wurtemburg
Charles Treasure
Genevieve
Ardeth
Ellwood
Charles
William
Slippery Rock State Teachers College
New Salem
Knox Wurtemburg Bible Schools Open in Ellwood City
Vacation Bible schools at Knox Presbyterian and Wurtemburg U P churches opened with 92 total attendees and daily growth expected. Wurtemburg classes run 9 to 12 each morning while Knox sessions meet 9:30 to 11:45 from Tuesday to Friday. Teachers include Marjory Doak music, Pauline Boots storytelling, Rose Partridge social secretary, and Mrs William Slade music at Knox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Knox Presbyterian
Wurtemburg U. P
Wurtemburg
Knox
Marjory Doak
Pauline Boots
Rose Partridge
William Slade
Knox School
Birthday party honors Ellwood City matriarch at 92
Mrs. J. D. Boots, one of Ellwood City's oldest residents, celebrated her ninety second birthday with family gathered at Fountain avenue. Guests included three daughters Mrs. Walter Jackson Mrs. G. Hazen and Mrs. J W Hart and daughters Hazel and Margaret. Granddaughter Mrs. Ernest Carr and great grandchildren Dorothy Jean Carr plus Mrs. Philip Blinn of New Brighton attended. The centerpiece cake and gifts highlighted the joyful event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
J. D. Boots
Fountain Avenue
Boots
Walter Jackson
Country Club Drive
G. Hazen
Riverview
J. W. Hart
Hazel
Margaret
Conway
Ernest Carr
Ernest Carr, Jr
Dorothy
Jean Carr
Philip Blinn
New Brighton
Miss Wilma Skewis Hosts Just Pals Club at Park Gate
Miss Wilma Skewis hosted the Just Pals club at her Park Gate home last night. Members enjoyed games and contests with prizes awarded to Ruth Linville, Doris Tritt, and Helen Pellissier. A luncheon followed. In two weeks the group will meet at Miss Alice Miller’s Park Gate home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Wilma Skewis
Just Pals Club
Park Gate
Ruth Linville
Doris Tritt
Helen Pellissier
Alice Miller
Tureen Dinner at Huber Home
Miss Wilma Barkley was special guest as Harriet Gordon class of Wurtemburg U.P. met at Mrs. William Huber home near Wurtemburg for a tureen dinner. Fourteen were seated at one long table with games and chat, and teacher Mrs. Vaughn Whybrew received a surprise handkerchief shower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Wilma Barkley
Harriet Gordon
Wurtemburg
U.P
William Huber
Vaughn Whybrew
Knox 500 Club Holds Semi Monthly Card Party
Mrs Hilliard Swick hosted the Knox 500 Club at Frisco Elwood City. The event featured two card tables and a luncheon. Prize winner was Mrs Stanley Haddock. The next gathering is set for Tuesday June 25 at Mrs Gorman Pierces Rockdale home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Hilliard Swick
Frisco
Knox 500 Club
Stanley Haddock
Gorman Pierce
Rockdale
Walter Stamm Dies in Franklin Township at 72
Announcement from Clarion county notes the death of Walter Edward Stamm at his home after a lingering illness. He was 72, longtime resident of Franklin township. Survived only by two sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Walter Edward Stamm
Clarion County
Franklin Township
Junior Bible Class Holds Fine Meeting in Ellwood City
In Ellwood City on June 12 twenty two members and five visitors of Trinity Lutheran church Junior Bible class gathered at Miss Elizabeth Zekeli and Katherine Zekeli homes. They moved to nearby picnic grounds for a scavenger hunt and a wiener roast then held a short business meeting. A skating party was planned for a future date with details to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Trinity Lutheran Church
Elizabeth Zekeli
Katherine Zekeli
Fourth Ward
Residents Discharged and Admitted in Ellwood City Area
Ellwood City daily roster shows discharge Tuesday for Jane Ellen and George McCormack Jr of Zelienople Dorothy May Householder Ellwood R D 7 Esther Molly Feldman Fifth Street. Admissions include Donald Welsh Orchard Avenue Cecil Myers New Castle R D 1 Julia Ann Wiley Ellwood R D 2 and Helen Louise Velma Irene Goehring Evans City R D 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Jane Ellen
George McCormack, Jr
Zelienople
Dorothy May Householder
Ellwood R. D
Esther Molly Feldman
Fifth Street
Donald Welsh
Orchard Avenue
Cecil Myers
New Castle R. D
Julia Ann Wiley
Helen Louise
Velma Irene Goehring
Evans City R. D
Ellwood City WCTU to Host Mother and Daughters Banquet
Ellwood City will host the annual mother and daughters banquet at the U P church Friday at 5 30 p m. The event features a tureen dinner with attendees bringing their own tureen and table service At 8 p m seven young ladies will compete in a silver medal contest open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Mother and Daughters
U. P
Wurtemburg class holds farewell weiner roast
Members of Maurice Anderson class of Wurtemburg United Presbyterian church plan a Friday evening weiner roast at Mrs. R. H. Kirk’s home in Wurtemburg. The event bids farewell to class members promoted to Charles Mehard's class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Maurice Anderson
Wurtemburg United Presbyterian Church
R. H. Kirk
Wurtemburg
Charles Mehard
Ellwood City Player Injured in Ball Game
Cecil Myers of New Castle R. D. 1 is in Ellwood City hospital with a broken leg from a ball game last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Cecil Myers
New Castle
Local residents visit relatives and travel notes
Mr and Mrs James Kennedy and children Martha and Edward conclude a visit with relatives in Youngstown. Dozens of neighbors and friends from Ellport, New Wilmington, Bakerstown and nearby towns visit relatives and host guests. A accident at National Tube Company injures Albert Darnell. Sunday School Board plans a picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Kennedy
Martha
Edward
Youngstown
Harry Ketterer
Wurtemburg
J. H. Davis
Portersville Road
Butler
J. H. Malone
Isabel
Newton Falls
George Hott
George
Cleveland
Charles Shuler
Frank Cogley
Burnstown
Paul Whitney
Edith
Bakerstown
Harry C. Clark
Ruth
Elkton
W. V
George C. Markham
New Wilmington
Ellport
Albert Bixley
Howard
Johnstown
George Bixley
Fombel
Albert Darnell
Florence and
Blanche
Ralph Cooper
Princeton
Robert A. Paul
George Paul
First Avenue
Penn State College
Marie Wiederhold
Flint
Mich
Herman Wittmers
Third Avenue
Martin Freed
Kopper
New Galilee Road
Walter Bushman
Pittsburgh
Congregational Dinner For 50th Anniversary Couples
A local M. E. church hosts a congregational dinner this evening for couples celebrating 50 years of marriage. The event will feature a tureen at 6 30 and attendees are asked to bring their own table service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
M. E
Mc Kneiss Taylor Families Hold 50th Reunion at Cascade Park
Ellwood City notices the 50th annual Mc Kneiss Taylor families reunion to be held Saturday at Cascade Park with a picnic dinner at noon. Organizer E. B. T. invites all members to attend.
Koppel Children’s Day Program Brings Local Pageant
A large audience enjoyed a Koppel M E church Children’s Day program led by Miss Esther Shaner. The program featured a Welcome song, motion exercises, a pageant with named participants and leaders, a closing song, and a benediction by Rev. W W Wallis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koppel M. E
Esther Shaner
W. W. Wallis
Kathryn Roberts
Alice—May Blythe
Beulah
Billie Gasser
Carolyn
Nancy Fawkes
Daisy
Mildred White
Ethel—Margaret Watson
Frank—Delbert Berresford
Jean Rylott
Lela Ruby
Birds
Lester Ruby
Sunbeams
Ruthie Schlienger
Flowers
Jessie Myers
Promise
Laura Belle Philipps
Jewels
Kay Asper
Billy Burkett
Lorraine Myers
Dolores Dripps
Dorothy Dripps
Louise Welsh
Bobby Myers
Maxie Schlienger
Clyde Houk
Betty Roberts
Mary E. Blythe
Rev
Local ladies host an evening for Koppel Car Company staff
Miss Clara Mickley of Ellwood City acted as hostess at her home for a group of girls employed at the Koppel Car Company office. Miss Jo Hartzell served a delectable menu and the evening included informal diversions after dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Mickley
Ellwood City
Koppel Car Company
Jo Hartzell
Car Crash at Route 18 and Arthur Street No Injuries
Saturday night two cars collided at Route 18 and Arthur Street near Hoytdale. The M McFalls vehicle owned by M McFalls was struck by a car driven by Earl Wilson while J McGuire’s southbound car turned left toward Koppel. Both vehicles sustained minor damage with no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Route 18
Arthur Street
M. McFalls
Hoytdale
J. McGuire
Earl Wilson
McGuire
Koppel
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United Gas Imp
Vanadium Corp
Sage
Westinghouse Brk
WoolWorth Co
Kay Richards Co
Union Trust Buildings
Pew Wee Eee Eee
Peter
Eevee
Eeeere
Son
Butle
Plantea
Local Legion Auxiliary
Mrs. C. W. Hayes
W. B. A. Lodge
WM. E. Hall
Mrs. J. Boots
Miss Wilma Skewis
Huber
Swick
W. C. T. U. Banquet
Ellwood Personals
Ats
Annie
Slugg
Harok
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