Playgrounds Open For Summer In Ellwood City
The News Bureau reports the Shelby A. plant hosted the opening of summer playgrounds in Ellwood City. Miss Bradford and Miss Alexander oversaw preparations as 350 daily attendees last year are expected to rise with a new shelter tent and swimming pool. A full activity schedule and regular bulletin updates will guide play for all ages and sexes.
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Ellwood City
School of Education
University of Pittsburg
Ellwood City Women to Take Up Swimming
Ellwood City officials announce a new pool funded by Shelby A. plant workers will be reserved for women during specific hours. Women can swim on weekdays 11 to 12 and 2:30 to 4, with escorts allowed 4 to 6 and 7 to 9:30 evenings.
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Ellwood City
Shelby A. Plant
Pool Rules Toasted as Simple and Reasonable for All
The notice states rules are few and eminently simple and reasonable and require compliance from everyone using the pool. It acknowledges the rules may be tentative and subject to changes over time.
Forge Works Puts On Night Shift
ELLWOOD CITY PA June 14 night shift will be added at the Steel Car Forge works amid a rush of business. About half the workforce has worked overtime nightly this past week to meet demand, with expected broader employment as Shelby works and Standard Engineering also bustle with orders.
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Ellwood City
Steel Car
Shelby
Standard
Heating System Bid Set For Central School
Ellwood City Pa June 14 bids expected by tomorrow for a new heating system at Central school. Pittsburg Heating company given full supervision and plans to be ready by June 15. Estimated price between 3500 and 4000 dollars.
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Ellwood City
Pittsburg Heating Company
Local Hospital Sees Growing Donations From Citizens
Donations of provisions pour into Ellwood City hospital as public spirited citizens, woman’s clubs, and the Rebekah lodge contribute a range from a loaf of bread to large gifts. A full donor list will be published at month end, highlighting the steady support for the hospital’s expanded work despite limited state funding.
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Ae News
Woman's Clubs
Rebekah Lodge
Boy Scouts Stage Fundraising Moving Picture in Ellwood City
Ellwood City scouts announce a fundraising event to air The Adventure of a Boy Scout at Majestic theatre on Friday night. The plan aims to raise 100 dollars to help cover the summer camping trip costs with growing patrols and a first annual camping excursion anticipated.
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Ellwood City
Boy Scouts
Majestic Theatre
J. J. Dunn
Volunteers urged to finish yard work at United Presbyterian Church
For a second time the United Presbyterian church extended a call for volunteers to grade and repair the precincts of its new church building. Many citizens answered, working Saturday evening so grounds would be ship-shape by Sunday morning. Improvements are evident.
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United Presbyterian Church
Harmony Limited Delayed on New Castle Pittsburgh Run
A Harmony limited car from New Castle to Pittsburg arrived about 15 minutes late in the city Saturday morning due to a hot box. The prior run delay in the barn caused the late departure from New Castle by about 20 minutes, though the train recovered five minutes on the final leg into town.
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Ellwood City
Harmony Limited
New Castle
Pittsburg
Committee Holds Initial Meeting for Centennial Celebration
Executive committee will meet this evening to set up preparatory work for the fall centennial celebration. Committees may be formed and men chosen to manage various activities and duties for the event.
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Ellwood City
Dog Causes Letso’s Injuries In Rail Car Accident
Ellwood City Pa June 14 Antonio Letso was badly injured in a rail yard incident Friday at the B and O. He was on a handcar when a dog ran across the track and was struck, derailing the car and injuring Letso including a broken nose. He is reported steadily improving.
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Ellwood City
Antonio Letso
Letso
Congregation to Meet over Church Dedication Finances
Tonight a congregational mass meeting will be held at the United Presbyterian church to discuss the financial status of the charge and other matters connected with the dedication of the new church building. The entire congregation is urged to attend.
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Ellwood City
United Presbyterian Church
Second Free Concert by Italian Band Draws Hundreds
For the second time this summer an Italian band held a successful free public concert on the Central school yard Saturday evening. Ralph DeMartin directed the performance and both he and the musicians earned praise for their high proficiency.
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Ellwood City
Ralph DeMartin
Wurtemburg Band To Give Concert
The Wurtemburg Concert band will give a free public concert tomorrow evening at the playgrounds by the Shelby A plant. The event is part of the opening exercises and is expected to attract a large crowd due to the band's local renown.
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Ellwood City
Wurtemburg Concert
Shelby A
Wurtemburg
Former Ellwood Pastor Leads Cornerstone Church Service
Youngstown Ohio reports special cornerstone laying for the South U P church at Market street and Delason avenue. Rev James A MacDonald formerly Ellwood City pastor now leads services in the completed brick building. A box of records was inserted in a corner. Friends in Ellwood City note his success.
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Youngstown
New South U. P
Market Street
Delason Avenue
James A. MacDonald
Ellwood City
South Church
MacDonald
Fllwood
Mev. MacDonald
Christian Science Library Opens in Dambach Hall
Reading rooms at the Christian Science headquarters in Dambach's hall operate the first and third Wednesdays each month from 10 am to 4 pm. Testimonial meetings occur on the same Wednesdays at 7:45 pm. Yesterday services were held in Dambach hall at 11 o'clock with the subject God, the Preserver of Men.
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Ellwood City
Christian Science Headquarters
Dambach's
Dambach Hall
Reverend Bell to Take Three Month Western Vacation
Pastor Chas Bell of Bell Memorial church will depart tomorrow for an extended three month trip. He will spend most of the time on the Pacific coast visiting Vancouver and Seattle and other western points. Later in the summer he plans to visit California and the exposition.
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Chas. Bell
Bell Memorial Church
Rev. Bell
Pacific Coast
Vancouver
Seattle
California
Exposition
Tree collapse blocks Fifth Street Bridge embankment area
High winds toppled a large tree on the Hazel Dell side of the Fifth Street bridge. The tree fell from the embankment over the edge, disrupting the area and prompting cleanup.
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Hazel Dell
Fifth Street Bridge
Miss Ruby Cole Heads West to Montana for Visit
Miss Ruby Cole of Wayne Avenue left Saturday for an extended trip to Montana to visit her parents now residing there. She may also visit the exposition while in the western states and does not plan to return soon. She has been employed by Slocum Hardware company.
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Ellwood City
Ruby Cole
Wayne Avenue
Montana
Miss Cole
Slocum Hardware Company
Visitors and locals gather in town on a Saturday
C. C. Carroll of New Castle visited here Saturday. KE Parden of Cincinnati was a visitor on Saturday. Ralph Nagle of Pittsburg visited. Miss Eva Stevens returned from a short visit to New Castle. Miss Florence Hughes attended a Cascade park dance Friday evening. William Stardough and L. A. Magnus of Pittsburg were in the city Saturday for business. Lawrence Kraus returned home from Geneva college after the winter term. Sidney Kraus attended Beaver Falls commencement exercises.
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KE. Parden
Cincinnati
Ralph Nagle
Pittsburg
Eva Stevens
New Castle
Florence Hughes
Cascade Park
William Stardough
L. A. Magnus
Lawrence Kraus
Geneva College
Sidney Kraus
Beaver Falls
Volunteers Work Saturday Evening
Volunteers gather for a community service event Saturday evening to assist local residents and support the neighborhood. Organizers call for additional helpers and share details for sign in and parking.
Geneva college exercises conclude Friday evening
Charles Yoho of Crescent street has returned home from Philadelphia where he attended the University of Pennsylvania.
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Cises
Geneva College
Charles Yoho
Crescent Street
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Get Out Into The Open These Fine Days
A plea to enjoy spring days outdoors urging readers to walk along Neshannock creek or any open space. It highlights tranquil skies, fragrant air, and the mood uplifting after recent rain and cold, promising moral and spiritual benefits from time outside.
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Neshannock Creek
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Beautiful Services
Glen Park and Refuge
Locust Grove Cemetery
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Heazelton
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Ellwood Personals
C. C. Carroll
Ellwood City, Pa
Newcastle
McCrory Stores Corporation
Chicago
McCrory
S.W. Straus & CO
Straus Building
Wall Street
New York
White Sale
Nainsook
Joseph Horne
Pittsburgh
New Castle News
Love & Megown’s
Harry G. Eower
George Winter
James K. Love
Sam H. McGoun
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