Administrator's Notice for Estate in Bessemer Pa
Notice posted by V I Mandich administrator of the estate in Bessemer Pennsylvania requests all debtors to pay and all creditors to present their claims promptly. Attorney Alwah M Shumaker filed on May 8, 1941 with subsequent dates through June 12, 1941.
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Aneiary
O.T.A
Frederick A. Rhodes
Culver City
California
William J. Caldwell
T.A
T. Elde
New Castle
Caldwell & McFate
Andy Slavich
Andy Slavic
Bessemer
Ibda Tntwecechce
V. I. Mandich
Alwah M. Shumaker
New
Bids Sought for Exterior School Building Painting
Big Beaver Township School Board invites bids for labor alone or labor and paint to cover exterior painting of school buildings. Bids due June 24, 1941 at 8 00 PM to secretary Nellie McChesney R D 1 New Galilee. Board reserves right to reject all bids. Legal notice May 2 5 12 41.
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Big Beaver Township
Nellie McChesney
R. D
New Galilee
New S
Ellwood City School District Sealed Bleachers Bid
The Ellwood City School District invites sealed proposals for furnishing installing and delivering about 450 football bleacher seats. Bids due before 4:00 PM EST June 19 1941 in the Secretary's office. Board may reject all bids. G Blaine Hancher Secretary School Board. Legal News June 25 and 12 1941.
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Brown
Ellwood City
Pennsylvania
G. Blaine Hancher
Wholesale prices for poultry butter eggs and produce Pittsburgh
International News Service reports wholesale prices with limited supplies. Heavy hens leghorn hens and roosters listed, butter and eggs firm with grade scores, tomatoes and cabbage weaker, potatoes steady, various regional stock prices for 6x6 and 6x7 packs, crates, and bushels across Texas Ohio Mississippi Alabama Georgia North Carolina California Idaho.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
U.S
Texas
Mississippi
Ohio
Tennessee
L. A
Marietta
U. S
Alabama
Bliss
South Carolina
Georgia
North Carolina
Cobblers
California
Idaho
Burbank
Texas Corp Tide Watch
A scrambled OCR list shows multiple company names and investment percentages. It mentions US Steel, United Air, United Gas, Westinghouse, Warner Bros, Woolworth Co, Yellow Cab, Young Sheet & Tube, and vanadium related items with varying percentage figures. These appear as fragmented security or stock notes without a coherent narrative.
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Texas Corp Tide Watch
RI & Imp
U S Steel
Ota Cancer
Steel
United Air
United Gas Aerp Oosse
Westinghouse
Warner Bros
Baesecces
Woolworth Co
Yellow T & Cabcseeweuesesssu
Young Sheet & T
Stocks Hit New Highs As Market Succeeds In Gains
The New York stock market climbed to new highs with Allied Chemical and American Can up 2 points. DuPont Johns Manville and U S Gypsum gained a point, Chrysler faded while General Motors rose slightly, and steel stayed firm.
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International News Service
New York
Allied Chemical
American Dan
DuPont
Johns Manville
U. S. Gypsum
Chrysler
General Motors
N. Y
Standard Oil
New Jersey
Livestock Prices Report From Pittsburgh Auction
Live stock market notes from Pittsburgh show cattle steady with varied grades and prices across steers heifers cows and calves. Hogs also steady with weight bands listed and sheep active with higher prices and lamb categories.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
Stock prices at one p.m from Kay Richards & Co report
The at noon to 1 pm list shows utilities steel and oil stocks with various percentages. Names include Anaconda Copper General Electric General Motors Bethlehem Steel Republic Steel and Reynolds Tobacco among others with bid and range figures and a closing composite.
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At&s PF
Amer Roll Mills
Assd Dry Goods Atlantic
Big Am Rad & Stans
Allis Chalmers
Allied Chem & Dye
Amer Smelt & Roe
Anaconda Copper
Amer Cano
Cee
Am Water W & Eco
Amer Tob Cob
Amer Zinc Lead & Sme
Prsma DS Ee Ee
Ee Barnsdall Oil
Bendix Aviation
Bethlehem Steel
Baldwin Loco
Boeing Airplane
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Crucible Steel
Col Gas & Elec
Consolidated Edison
Consolidated Oil
Cont Can Co
Cont Motors Err
Comm & Southern
Curtiss Wright
DuPont de Nemours
Douglas Aircraft
Elec Auto Late
Elec Bond & Share
Elec Power & Light
Firestone T & R
General Foods General Motors
Glenn Martin Goodrich Rubber
Hudson Motors
Howe Sound Inter Harvester
Inspiration Copper
Ds & Johns Mansville
Great Northern General Electric Hazel Atlas Glass
Inter Nickel Co
Kennecott Copper
Libby-Owens-Ford
S. Teme
Montgomery Ward
Northern Pacific
Nash Kelvinator
PIA Tpo
North Amer Aviation
Niagara Hudson Pwr
Pears Ony
Krriey Og Ie
Sean
Pastis Sotola
Packard Motors
Rohemuimel Ngo
Pub Service
N J
Republic Steel Corp
Reynolds Tobacco
Bocony Vacuum
Std Oil
Indiana
Ouironar EE
Chuck Ee
Stewart Warner
Senate Moves To End Strikes In Defense Industries
Washington June 12 The Senate moved to end strikes in defense industries by adopting two amendments to the draft act a 30 day cooling off period and power for President Roosevelt to seize strike bound plants The bill would also allow deferment from compulsory service for registrants 28 years old and older The measure passed without a record vote and was sent to the House
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International News Service
Washington
Senate
Roosevelt
House
Bear at Harlansburg injures man in wild scuffle
Christ Henschel of Harlansburg was injured when his tame bear chased a dog and wrestled it. The bear grabbed Henschel’s right arm muscle during the confrontation and he is recovering at New Castle hospital.
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Mr. Bruin
Christ Henschel
Harlansburg
Henschel
New Castle
Flowers Needed For Flag Day Decorations
Local committee seeks help for Flag Day stage flowers for June 14 event. Red white and blue blooms are preferred with roses peonies orange blossom delphinium among suitable choices. Collect via Cunningham and Weingartner opposite city hall by 4 30 Friday afternoon for inclusion Saturday.
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Cunningham and Weingartner
City Hall
Pigeon Problem Puzzles City Law Office
Frank Moretti assistant to City Solicitor Robert White faces a pigeon damage case. A woman reported pigeons damaged her clothing on East Washington Street and asked for damages. The complaint was referred to Moretti for action.
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Frank Moretti
Robert M. White
Council
East Washington Street
Attorney Moretti
New Castle Coin Club to Convene This Evening
Members of the New Castle Coin Club will meet at 8 o clock this evening in the Y M C A for a special session. All coin collectors and interested individuals are invited to attend this meeting. The notice also questions who will pay taxes to feed the unfit of the next generation.
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New Castle Coin Club
Ellwood City Set to Hear Zoning Bill
Ellwood City borough council schedules a public hearing on June 26 at 7 30 p m to consider a zoning ordinance. The measure aims to guide growth with five districts including A and B residential areas main business local business and industrial zones and creates a Board of Adjustment and Borough Engineer administration with appeals to the Court of Common Pleas.
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Ellwood City
Board of Adjustment
County Court of Common Pleas
Slippery Rock W M S Holds All Day Meeting
The Slippery Rock W M S of the Slippery Rock Presbyterian church in Ellwood City held an all day session. Mrs. Thomas Berger led quiet hour and Mrs. Jesse Weingartner spoke on the West Indies. Members quilted then shared a noon tureen dinner. In business, five dollars was donated to the flower fund and ten to Ellwood City hospital. The group planned to meet the national missionary quota for the first half of the year.
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Ellwood City
Women's Missionary Society of
Slippery Rock Presbyterian Church
Thomas Berger
West Indies
Jesse Weingartner
Charles Wilson
Church Flower Fund
Ellwood City Hospital
Wurtemburg 4-H Club Meets in Ellwood City
Cardinal 4-H club members gathered at Mrs A J Musselman home in Wurtemburg with nine girls sewing and completing program booklets by Elizabeth Musselman. They planned a next gathering for July 2 at Mrs H F Mc Caslin home.
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Ellwood City
Cardinal 4-H Club
A. J. Musselman
Wurtemburg
Elizabeth Musselman
H. F. McCaslin
Scott D. Coates Taken By Death
Scott D. Coates, 76, longtime Ellwood City resident, died Wednesday at 2:00 PM at his home 414 Franklin Avenue. He leaves a wife and one son, R. R. Coates of New Brighton. Former borough council member and moulder by trade, he had been ill for some time. Funeral from the Franklin Avenue home at 2:30 PM Friday with Rev. T. H. Carson and Rev. Charles Bell officiating. Burial in Locust Grove Cemetery.
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Ellwood City
Scott D. Coates
Franklin Avenue
T. H. Carson
Methodist Episcopal Church
Charles Bell
Locust Grove
Fathers and Sons Banquet Evening Program Set
A fathers and sons banquet is planned for 6 30 p m Friday June 13 Norman Guy will toast the fathers William Boyer pep leader Roy Meehan Jr will toast the sons Roy P Meehan Sr will respond J Audley Boak state granger will give the principal address Leonard Hazen Jr is expected to play a piano solo Richard Wilson will perform a cornet solo Mrs Gladys Hill will read The Old Man Goes To Town Dinner by the Happy Hour class committee includes Mrs Rankin Steele Mrs Charles Wilson and Mrs Lawrence Rabberman
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Ellwood City
Fathers and Sons
Slippery Rock Presbyterian Church
Norman Guy
William Boyer
Roy Meehan, Jr
Roy P. Meehan
J. Audley Boak
State Granger
Leonard Hazen, Jr
Richard Wilson
Gladys Hill
Rankin Steele
Charles Wilson
Lawrence Rabberman
Progressive Eight Has Good Meeting
The Progressive Eight club met at Mrs. Edward Howells in Ellwood City on Wednesday evening. Two tables of bridge were played with Mrs. Andrew Funk claiming first prize and Mrs. Andrew Cikeli earning the traveling prize. The group plans a June 19 meeting at Mrs. Stamm’s home on the Ellwood Zelienople road with a special invitation extended to nonmembers.
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Ellwood City
Progressive Eight
Edward Howells
Orchard Avenue
Andrew Funk
Andrew Cikeli
D. M. Stamm
Ellwood-Zelienople Road
Entre Nous Club Hosts Mrs. Miller in Ellwood City
Mrs. A R Miller entertained the Entre Nous club at her Lawrence avenue home in Ellwood City on Friday evening June 12 Two tables of 500 provided entertainment and prizes went to Mrs Sade McMurdo Mrs Edwin Curry Mrs James Morrison and Mrs Lewis Young The hostess was helped by her daughter in law Mrs Frank Miller A birthday gift was presented to Mrs Curry and Mrs Howard Fleeger will host the next meeting at Line avenue
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Ellwood City
A. R. Miller
Lawrence Avenue
Sade McMurdo
Edwin Curry
James Morrison
Lewis Young
Frank Miller
Ellwood City News Section Transfer Notice
During the temporary absence of Mrs Fay Cowan Ellwood City reporter news items for the Ellwood section will be taken by Jack Hough. Calls may be made to Ellwood City 470. News items may also be left at the Ellwood City News Company Lawrence avenue.
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Fay Cowan
Ellwood City
Ellwood
Jack Hough
Ellwood City 470
Ellwood City News Company
Lawrence Avenue
Club Entertained by Mrs Holliday Ellwood City
Mrs Hugh Holliday hosted the M L club on Haig street with two guests Mrs Arthur Nicklas and Mrs Frank Richards. Three tables of bridge were played. first prize went to Mrs Coulter Hulett, second to Mrs Mc Devitt, and third to Mrs Kenneth Alexander. Mrs Nicklas received the high guest prize. A luncheon was served and the club planned to meet next at Mrs Norman Pack's home on Foch street.
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Ellwood City
Hugh Holliday
M. L. Club
Haig Street
Arthur Nicklas
Frank Richards
Coulter Hulett
McDevitt
Sow
Kenneth Alexander
Nicklas
Norman Pack
Foch Street
Elks Arrange Flag Day Participation in Ellwood City
About five hundred Elks and local groups will march Friday evening at 7 30 p m in a flag day parade sponsored by the Coraopolis Elks. Ellwood City lodge plans to send around one hundred men with participation from many fraternals and patriotic groups and the bands from Ellwood High School Legion and VFW. Communities joining include Coraopolis Ambridge Rochester Aliquippa Beaver Falls New Castle and Ellwood City.
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Ellwood City
Elks Club
Elks Clubs
Coraopolis
D.S.T
Police Department of
Pittsburgh
Ellwood Elks
Ellwood
The
Legion Drum and Bugle Corp
Veterans of Foreign Wars Drum Corp
Ambridge
Rochester
Aliquippa
Beaver Falls
New Castle
W B A Women Set Parade Plans and Convention Delegate
The W B A met at the First National Bank building led by President Ida Duncan to approve attendance at the Flag Day parade in Coraopolis with 4 45 arrival for participants. A delegate was chosen to represent the local chapter at the W B A convention on Lake Huron during the week of August 3 with Anna Morris as post and Irene Mayne as first alternate. The next meeting is scheduled for June 25.
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Ellwood City
W. B.A
First National Bank
Ida Duncan
Elks
Coraopolis
Lake Huron
Midh
Anna Morris
Irene Mayne
Orange Ladies to Meet on Friday in Ellwood City
The Ladies Orange lodge will convene Friday evening at the First National Bank building rooms in Ellwood City. Mrs Lottie Frye leads the meeting and drill coach F D Buquo will conduct a practice for women of the team who are requested to attend.
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Ellwood City
Ladies Orange Lodge
First National Bank
Lottie Frye
F. D. Buquo
Ellwood City Hospital Admissions Discharges Births Update
Ellwood City hospital admitted seven patients and discharged six on Friday. Three births were reported on Wednesday with Admitted individuals including John Nichita Zelienople Eileen Oliver and others. Born to Isman Mariotti Bosley and James Carrozza families are listed with dates June 11.
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Ellwood City
Ellwood City Hospital
John Nichita
R. D
George Measel
Harmony
Alfred Graham
Bridge Street
Shirley Jean Booker
Summitt Avenue
Rose Camato
Thirteenth Street
Delores Rubino
Center Avenue
Isman Mariotti
Ocey Bosley
James Carrozza
Visiting Day At Zelienople Home June 26
The Orphans' Home and Farm School Zelienople will hold its annual visiting and donation day on Thursday June 26. The event marks a long tradition in the 88 year history of the institution with a pageant by the children and speakers including Rev George J Baisler Senator Peter Graff III and Rev Chas W White. Local congregations and patrons provide provisions for the gathering.
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Zelienople
George J. Baisler
St. Peter's Lutheran Church
Evans City
Peter Graff. III
Chas. W. White
D. D
English Lutheran Church
St. John Barry’s Church
St. Peter's
Eveans City
Oak Grove
Hope Lutheran Church
Trinity
Ellwood
Grace
St. Pauls
Rochester
New Brighton
St. John’s
Freedom
Butler Saxonburg
Chicora
Prospect
Baden
Monaco
Ambridge
West Sunbury
New Castle
Middle Lancaster Parish
Ellwood CityRecommended to Operate Under Title Six
Defense Housing Action Reported Ellwood City in the June 12 report by Raymond T Cahill first assistant administrator FHA in Washington said the FHA recommends to Captain Charles F Palmer that Ellwood City be allowed to operate under title six of the National Housing Act Designated defense areas will receive quick FHA loans and Palmer will present the recommendation to President Roosevelt for formal designation to operate under title six
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Ellwood City
Raymond T. Cahill
Federal Housing Administration
Washington
Chamber of Commerce
Charles F. Palmer
Defense Housing
Palmer
Roosevelt
Eagles Auxiliary To March In Flag Day Parade
Eagles Auxiliary members in Ellwood City urged to join the Flag Day parade in Coraopolis Friday evening. Gather at the Eagles lodge at 5 p.m. transportation provided for those without. Wear white uniform blue belt and a red flower. Auxiliarists wanting to try out for the drill team should attend the Eagles rooms on Sunday June 15 at 1 p.m.
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Ellwood City
Eagles
Coraopolis
Eagles Lodge
Eagles Rooms
Ellwood WCTU Sets June Meeting on Motion Pictures
Ellwood Woman’s Christian Temperance Union will hold its regular June meeting Friday at 8:00 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Myrtle Rupp, 18 Fourth Street. Mrs. George Burrows leads the program a discussion on Motion Pictures.
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Ellwood City
Ellwood
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