Stock market snapshot with mixed gains and losses
A jumble of company names and percent changes shows a volatile stock market with gains in Phillips Petroleum United States Steel and several others while Reynolds Tobacco and U S Rubber register declines. Notable movers include Niagara Hudson Power up 127 percent and National Biscuit up 62 percent amid broad trading activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owens Ill
Phillips Petrol
Cssseesese
Packard Motors
Cceeeues
Pullman Co
Favdsasede
Voveekkethece
Pamgdr Tone Os
Vwadsa
North Amer Aviation
National Biscuit
Wesecs
Niagara Hudson Pwr
Ltd Oil of Cal
Studebaker
Issecactiessee
Stewart Warner
Market Rebounds After London Dollar Stabilization Denial
Secretary Wooding denied a dollar stabilization accord in London, lifting anxious sentiment and sparking a sharp market recovery. Stocks surged with gains in American Smelting American Telephone Du Pont and others while rails fell on profit taking. Commodities mixed with cotton up but grains down and gold shares weak on opposition to a free gold market.
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International News Service
New York
American
U. 8S
Steel
Case Threshing
Delaware & Hudson
American Telephone
Allied Chemical
American Can
Auburn
Chrysler
General Motors
Major Roosevelts 73rd Congress Legislation Summary
A Pictorial Presentation highlights nine key acts from Roosevelts early presidency. It notes powers granted to Roosevelt to stabilize the economy, curb gold standards, expand currency, legalize 3.2 beer, cut veteran benefits, fund relief and reforestation, regulate crops, curb sweatshops with licensing, launch a 3.3 billion public works program, and reform banking and taxes including higher gasoline and corporate taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Relief—Farm Relief Organization
Livestock Market Reports From Pittsburgh on June 16
Cattle receipts 700 with steady market. Steers heavy 585-635 and 635-700 for choice heavy. Cows 350-525 with various grades and cutters noted. Hogs receipts 2700 with steady to 5 higher. prime heavies 450-480 and mediums 485-490. Sheep lambs receipts 300 with market steady to weak. prime wethers 275-300 and lambs 725-825. Calves 100 with slow market 425-500.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Grain and Hay Prices Report
Pittsburgh market notes show oats and corn pricing by grade, wheat red winter values, and hay and straw tiers. Timothy hay ranges from 11 to 13.5 dollars per hundredweight with various quality grades, clover and alfalfa varieties priced up to 17 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Timothy
Reporting Solo Accidents Under Pennsylvanian Rules
Walter W. Matthews notes solo vehicle accidents must be reported to the Department of Revenue if property damage is $50 or more or if injuries occur even when damages are under $50. The rule applies whether only the operator or a single passenger is injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Department of Revenue
Walter W. Matthews
Division of Safety
Elwood City Board Plans Bond Sale To Back School Funds
The Elwood City board of education discussed selling a 50 000 dollar bond issue to the retirement board in Harrisburg with hopes the board will buy at least 30 000. A state appropriation advance is hoped for, with a decision in 10 days. The board also approves Frank Blackburn as tax collector if legally elected and bonded for 50 000 to cover 1933 taxes, else vacancy. Tuition payments may bar township pupils from next fall high school admission. A hearing on exoneration for former Tax Collector T A E McConahy is set for next Tuesday adjourned meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
G. Blaine Hancher
Harrisburg
Hancher
Board of Education
Lincoln School
J. A. Mayne
William Moffat
New Castle
Frank Blackburn
J. A. Evans
Vaughn R. DeLong
T. A. E. McConahy
Ace High Club Members Meet for Bridge Night
In Ellwood City on Clover avenue Mrs Elizabeth Kinally hosted Ace High Club members. Two bridge tables formed the main activity with Miss Esther James and Miss Dell West winning high scores. A luncheon followed and the group plans another meeting in two weeks at Mrs Kenneth Parker's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Elizabeth Kinally
Ace High Club
Kenneth Gannett
Clover Avenue
Esther James
Dell West
Kenneth Parker
Hazel Avenue
Ladies Aid Elects Officers Thursday
Eighteen members of the Ladies Aid Society of the M. E. church gathered in Ellwood City. Officers elected: President Mrs. Scott Moyer, vice president Mrs. R. H. Little, secretary Mrs. William Sanders, treasurer Mrs. H. H. Reynolds. The group planned ward divisions and refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Ladies Aid Society
M. E. Church
Scott Moyer
R. H. Little
William Sanders
H. H. Reynolds
Olive Adams
Henry Fox
First Party Held At Country Club
Ellwood City article reports the first in a series of card parties at the Ellwood City Country Club. Mrs Thelma Schenck and her committee organized a 12 table bridge event with floral décor. Mrs Ted Markwort and Mrs Turner won high scores. luncheon followed. A second bridge tea is planned in two weeks at the same venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Ellwood City Country Club
Thelma Schenck
Ted Markwort
Turner
Schaffner Bible Class Meets On Thursday
Mrs Ethel Geyser hosted the Emma Schaffner Bible class of Emanuel Reformed church at her Wampum avenue home in Ellwood City with nine members present. Officers were elected in a brief business meeting. The group honored the hostess with a handkerchief shower for her birthday and enjoyed luncheon amid garden flowers. The class plans to meet again on the first Friday of July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Ethel Geyser
Emma Schaffner
Emmanuel Reformed Church
Wampum Avenue
Ed. Eihholtz
Gill
Increase in work at tube plant boosts pay
Ellwood City June 16 Increasing orders over ten days have boosted operations at the Shelby plant of the National Tube Company. Manager John W. Offutt says the plant used a share the work plan during slow periods so every employee receives a portion of available work, leading to higher production and larger pay envelopes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Shelby
National Tube Company
John W. Offutt
Backfire Triggers Small Car Fire on Fourth Street
Local fire department responded around 10 p.m. to a small car blaze on Fourth Street caused by a backfire after the owner tried to start the vehicle. Fire damage was slight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Fourth Street
Minteers and church women attend Wilkinsburg fete
Return from fete Ellwood City reports Rev. and Mrs. W. E. Minteer Mrs. Howard McClymonds Mrs. Loren Springer and Mrs. J. P. Morrison attended the annual fete of the Woman's Association of the United Presbyterian church at Wilkinsburg yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
W. E. Minteer
Howard McClymonds
Loren Springer
J. P. Morrison
Woman’s Association of the United Presbyterian Church
Wilkinsburg
Man fractures shoulder in Ellwood City altercation
Jos eph McCandless of Fourth street is hospitalized with a broken shoulder after a recent altercation in Ellwood City. The incident occurred on June 16, and McCandless was taken to the local hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Joseph McCandless
Fourth Street
Hadassah Club Honors President in Ellwood City
Final meeting of the Ellwood chapter of the Hadassah Club was held at Mrs. Ben Balter's home. Esther Savage and Dorothy Fisher provided piano and vocal selections. Mrs. Louis Cohn spoke. Officers were installed and the president, Mrs. Max Groden, received a honored gift. A council president's day is planned for next Wednesday afternoon.
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Ellwood City
Ellwood
Hadassah Club
Ben Balter
Pittsburgh Circle
Esther Savage
Dorothy Fisher
New Castle
Louis Cohn
Max Groden
Mrs Warren Wilson Pleasing Hostess At Bridge Club
Ellwood City June 16 Mrs Warren Wilson hosted the Thursday Evening Bridge Club at her New Castle road home. Guests included her mother Mrs Shaffer Miss Mildred Thompson Mrs George Wilson and Mrs Jack Wilt. High scores were awarded to Mrs Moon and Mrs Wilson. The club resumes in two weeks at Mrs Arthur Nicklas on Wayne avenue.
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Ellwood City
Warren Wilson
New Castle Road
Shaffer
Mildred Thompson
George Wilson
Jack Wilt
Paul Moon
Talk On Egypt Heard By Ellwood City Rotary
Ellwood City Rotary Club members heard a talk on Egypt at their weekly meeting in the First Presbyterian church. Speaker A. H. Leitch of Dick Victor's Camp, a Muskingum College graduate who traveled in Egypt, discussed its agriculture economy politics and people customs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
Ellwood City
Rotary Club
First Presbyterian Church
A. H. Leitch
Dick Victor’s
Muskingum College
Discharged and admitted patients listed at Ellwood City
ELLWOOD CITY June 16 Hospital discharged Thursday Raymond Brown of Mounted route No 7. Admitted John Fisher of Zelienople Jack Lloyd of Knox Plain Velma Thomas of First street Rose Buzzelli of Center avenue and Joseph A. McCandless of Fourth street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Raymond Brown
Mounted Route No. 7
John Fisher
Zelienople
Jack Lloyd
Knox Plan
Velma Thomas
First Street
Rose Buzzelli
Center Avenue
Joseph A. McCandless
Fourth Street
Plan To Attend Western Pennsylvania Missionary House Party
Ellwood City Baptist Woman's Missionary Society met with 30 members to plan attendance at the Western Pennsylvania Missionary House Party at Grove City College in the third week of July. The gathering included a devotional, business session, and an ice cream festival in the church basement led by Mrs. H. N. Anderson's group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Women’s Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
Western Pennsylvania
Grove City College
Baptist Societies of
H. N
Anderson
Mrs. Rosencranz Hosts Club Gathering
In Ellwood City on Hazel Avenue Mrs. Rosencranz entertained her club with 15 members present. A 6:30 tureen dinner followed by social time. Mrs Vera Cook and Mrs Kirkwood received the rites. Next meeting planned in two weeks at an undetermined location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Pythian Sisters Plan July 6 Meeting and Lunch
Ellwood City hosts Pythian Sisters of Alma Temple meeting in the K of P hall on Fourth street. A committee led by Mrs. Marion Conway Mrs. La verna Mosley and Miss Delia Mae Fetterman to supervise the July 6 program and lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Pythian Sisters of
Alma Temple
K. of P. Hall
Fourth Street
Marion Conway
Laverna Mosley
Delia Mae Fetterman
Ladies Auxiliary Meeting at Schweiger Hall Tonight
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Sons of Union Veterans will hold their regular session in Schweiger Hall at 8 o'clock tonight. Important business matters are scheduled to come up during the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
The
Sons of Union Veterans
Schweiger Hall
Local residents visiting and traveling in the area
Miss Marjorie Maine and Miss Charlotte Jones visited at Mrs. Earl Williams home on West Washington street New Castle. William McGlincy a business visitor in New Castle today. Mrs. B G Osterhouse and son Bobby returned to the city after visits with Cleveland relatives. C W Lambert left on a short business trip to Michigan. Mrs. Christ Eiselen returned home after a Philadelphia visit with Mr. and Mrs. Adam Eiselen. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Stone of Beaver Falls visited the White home on Franklin avenue. Mrs. Sara D. Hazen left for Negley Ohio to see her ill sister Mrs. Robert Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Humphries of Mt Oliver Pittsburgh concluded a visit with the Shaffers on Fountain avenue. James V Wilson a West Point cadet is spending a few days with his parents on the New Castle road.
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Marjorie Maine
Charlotte Jones
Earl Williams
Washington Street
New Castle
William McGlincy
Wayne Avenue
B. G. Osterhouse
Bobby
Cleveland
C. W. Lambert
Lawrence Avyonue
Michigan
Christ Eiselen
Philadelphia
Adam Eiselen
Pittsburgh Circle
Clyde Stone
Beaver Falls
R. L. White
Franklin Avenue
Sara D. Hazen
Spring Avenue
Negley, O
Robert Wilson
Charles Humphries
Mt. Oliver
Pittsburgh
Miles Shaffer
Fountain Avenue
James V. Wilson
West Point
Charles Wilson
New Castle Road
Koppel Team Splits Doubleheader at New Galilee
Koppel M and church music ball team split a two game series with New Galilee at the latter's field. Koppel won 7 to 4 and lost 14 to 7 with Burkett Ludwig and Richner pitching for Koppel and Welsh and Aton for Galilee. Campbell and Cowan led hitting and a return game is set for Monday in Koppel.
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A. Lunde
Harold Mathieson
New York City
Koppel M
New Galilee
Koppel
Burkett
Ludwig
Richner
Welsh
Aton
Galilee
Campbell
Cowan
Peggie Gasser
Second Avenue
Cleveland
Albert J. Weber
S. P. Weber
Penn State College
Eugene Calahan
Monica
Albert Bruner
Fred
Bernadine
Anna
John Bruner
Butler
Roy Grove
Arthur Donahoe
Racine
Wis
William Hall
Third Avenue
Coraopolis
Day visit and community notes highlight local names
Mrs William Roberts hosted a day with friends including Miss Charlotte Richter who returned from a visit with the Mac Roberts family in Pittsburgh. Chester Nagel, New Florence High principal, plans a summer stay with his parents R A Nagel. Adaline Johnson of Monaca, a Koppel teacher, moved home from Rochester General hospital and is recovering after car trouble. The first Hall reunion at Camp Boquet Negley drew 45 attendees from Bellvue Ellwood City Racine Wisconsin and Koppel with a picnic dinner games and socializing. organizers plan annual events.
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William Roberts
Charlotte Richter
Second Avenue
Samuel MacRoberts
Pittsburgh
Chester Nagel
R. A. Nagel
New Florence High School
New Florence
Adaline Johnson
Monaca
Koppel Public Schools
Rochester General Hospital
Camp Boquet
Negley
Bellvue
Ellwood City
Racine
Wisconsin
Koppel
Grange Meeting Notes June 13 at Castlewood East New Castle
Castlewood East New Castle Grange held its regular meeting on June 13. After the business session the Grange ladies hosted a surprise party for lecturer Mrs T C McDanel. A social lunch was served by the social committee. Next meeting on June 26 features Mr Ropp and his New Bedford boy scout troupe, instead of June 27 due to Harmony Baptist Young People play in Shenango.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East New Castle
Chewton Social Roundup Includes Local Visits and Services
Mrs Eliza Conner and Miss Dorothy Conner finish a visit with Mr and Mrs George Conner of Beaver. Mrs Helen Mannion from Massillon stops by Ellwood City hospital to see Elizabeth Brown who is ill. Church services at Chewton Christian church pause for summer after Sunday school at 10 and worship at 11.
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Eliza Conner
Dorothy Conner
George Conner
Beaver
Helen Mannion
Massillon
John Hergenrother
Frank Kurtz
Elizabeth Brown
Ellwood City Hospital
C. P. Durbin
Lillian Durbin
Anna Guy
Paul Hergenrother
New Castle
J. C. Yoho
Bernice Yoho
Floyd Cain
West Virginia
Arthur Aiken
Worthington
Chewton Christian Church
Gold and Son
Edward Cochran
Ellwood City
Chewton
Lafe Weir
Beaver Falls
Shereman Fosnaught
W. P. Guy, Jr
Wilkinsburg
Leslie Guy
Parking Dog Not Biter Ruling In New York Case
Magistrate Peter M. Daly ruled an unmuzzled dog in a parked car does not violate the law. He dismissed Julius Aprowitz’s complaint against Mrs. Ruth Adams over a dog bite from Aptowitz. The decision preserves a cautious view of canine conduct in parked vehicles.
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International News Service
New York
Peter M. Daly
Julius Aprowitz
Ruth Adams
Aptowitz
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Mrs. Rosencranz Entertains
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