Ellwood Kiddies Day Opens Elks Charity to 2080 Kids
About 2080 ice cream servings and surprise bags delighted Ellwood City children at the Elks Kiddies Day. A truck delivered goods to Lawrence playground while boys and girls queued for treats and flags. Later 118 youngsters at Zelienople orphan home received gifts as the Elks wrapped up with a Flat Day program and Flag Day homage.
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Ellwood City
Elks
Lawrence Playgrounds
Violet Bixler
Leroy
Crescent Avenue
Margaret Kelly
Billy
Harry Harris
Eugene
Charles
Bill Bayers
Red Garwig
Ellis
Sam
George
Elks Lodge
Zelienople
Flks
W. J. Moore
W. Herman Hess
New Castle
Edgar A. Guest
America
Hess
Are Local People Not Interested In Vacation School
Ellwood City readers learn the proposed vacation Bible school opens June 25 at the First Presbyterian church. Rev A M Stevenson leads with self expression weaving music among studies. ages 4 to 12 eligible. Supervisors Brenneman and James Barton oversee junior and primary divisions. A special meeting tonight aims to finalize arrangements as registration cards arrive.
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Ellwood City
Ellwood Vacation Bible School
First Presbyterian Church
A. M. Stevenson
Brenneman
James Barton
Stevenson
Rest room furnished at Elks' home on Crescent avenue
The ladies rest room in the Elks home on Crescent avenue has been furnished with a complete wicker suite of blue and gold. The large davenport, three large comfortable chairs and a dressing table completes the furniture. The velvet rug is of blue.
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Ellwood City
Elks Home
Crescent Avenue
Bright young woman questions horse halter on Fourth Street
A lively street scene features a young woman in earnest talk with a man from Fourth Street about a high-stepping horse that seemed stuck in a possible string-halt. A boy on Sixth and Lawrence displays a group cheering his mouth organ performance.
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Fourth Street
Local performers rehearse bowing in Legion Park
Ginny Osborne Ruth Phelps and Louise Caplan practice bowing and stage stunts in front of a large flower bed at Legion park on Sunday evening, showcasing community theater efforts.
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Ginny Osborne
Ruth Phelps
Louise Caplan
Legion Park
Newlyweds’ Cars Flood Fourth Street With Signs
A Ford coupe sped along Fourth street Saturday afternoon with bright signs plastered over its bags. The signs indicated the occupants were newlyweds in a festive, if chaotic, wedding celebration.
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Fourth Street
Farm worker hurt after fall from cherry tree
Harry Solomon of Ellwood City fell from a cherry tree Sunday afternoon and broke his right arm. He was taken to Ellwood City hospital for treatment. Miss Katheryne Spencer, long guest at the local hospital, has been moved to her home after several weeks of medical care.
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Ellwood City
Harry Solomon
Ellwood City Hospital
Katheryne Spencer
Fourteenth Street
Striking Facts Shown By Mrs. McLaughlin
Mrs. Rose A. McLaughlin of Philadelphia says after four bottles of Tanlac she now enjoys meals, has a strong appetite, and feels energized again after years of fatigue. She praises Tanlac as a world of good and notes it is sold by all good druggists with over 37 million bottles sold.
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McLaughlin
Tanlac
Rose A. McLaughlin
Mellon St
Philadelphia
Tanlae
Purvis to Speak at Ellwood U P Church Events
Dr. W E Purvis of Grove City will speak at Ellwood City United Presbyterian Church on Thursday and Friday evenings at 8 o clock as part of plans for the eighth anniversary of the church dedication. A communion service will be held Sunday morning and evening with a special sermon and music program, plus a painting fund offering from all workers or a dollar from non workers.
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Ellwood City
W. E. Purvis
Grove City
United Presbyterian Church
J. A. Cosby
Paul Welch
Scheppele-Davis Wedding Today in Ellwood City
Miss Jessie Davis of Ellwood City wed Fred Scheppele of Beaver Falls at 10 this morning in the Presbyterian parsonage at Beaver Falls. Rev. Barr officiated. They plan a motor trip to Cincinnati Cleveland and Athens to visit the bride's parents Mr and Mrs W R Davis. Scheppele is advertising manager of the Evening Ledger.
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Ellwood City
Jessie Davis
Fred Scheppele
Beaver Falls
Presbyterian Parsonage
Barr
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Athens
Ohio
W. R. Davis
W. H. Braley
Fifth Street
Ellwood
Mr. Scheppele
The
Evening Ledger
Woman's Club Sponsors Play by Local Girls
Local girls meet at the Chamber of Commerce room Tuesday at 2 PM to rehearse for a play sponsored by the Woman's Club to be staged in late June. The Moorehead company presents an out of the ordinary feature. A pageant was considered before selecting a play. Cast members will be chosen at the Tuesday rehearsal.
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Ellwood City
Chamber of Commerce
Woman's Club
Moorehead Company
Karaban
Miss Nina Burns Resigns from Globe Grocery
Miss Nina Burns of Spring Avenue resigns as clerk at Globe Grocery and accepts a position at Hamiltons grocery store. She will begin work at Hamiltons in two weeks.
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Ellwood City
Nina Burns
Spring Avenue
Globe
Hamilton
Hamilton’s
Ad Club executive committee to meet in Elwood City
Ellwood City officers of the Ad Club of the Chamber of Commerce will convene this evening in their rooms on Lawrence Avenue at o clock for a routine session.
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Ellwood City
Ad Club
Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence Avenue
Local residents and visitors noted in brief social items
Mr and Mrs Merle Moses of Wayne avenue announce the birth of a son. Emma DeBortoli of Park avenue was a recent Pittsburgh visitor. Christina Carbo of Lawrence avenue spent Friday in Pittsburgh. Ephriam Freshcorn and daughter Anna of Wurtemburg left for Detroit to visit relatives. William Jones of Seventh street visited Pittsburgh on Friday. Mrs T R Anderson of Leesburg visits relatives. Miriam Timblin of Wurtemburg has recovered from tonsillitis. Alfred Baker of Fourth street was a Youngstown visitor. Mr and Mrs Charles Burns and daughter Katherine and several Burns family members visited Harlansburg. Rev J A Cosby of Crescent avenue is a business caller in Pittsburgh. Mrs W J Moore and son William of Pittsburgh Circle to arrive home from Altoona this evening. William Bassett of Fourth street on a business trip in Canada. Sidney Wasley of Ellwood visited friends in Beaver Falls. George Fike of Crescent avenue returns to Clarksburg W Va for a job with Acme Coal. Mrs Samuel Wilkoff of Wayne avenue and Miss Fannie Wilkoff of Crescent avenue visited friends at Cambridge Springs. Mr and Mrs G Y Fike Edward Fike and daughter Edna recently returned from New York and motored to Mercer. Miss Grace Bauder and Ira Wiley attended a Cascade park dance. Harry Davis of Evans City spent last evening there. Miss Bernice Thomas of the Country club will leave Spokane July 1 for the summer with her parents Mr and Mrs D J Jones of Pittsburgh Circle and daughter Elizabeth returned from Harrisburg.
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Merle Moses
Wayne Avenue
Emma DeBortoli
Park Avenue
Pittsburgh
Christina Carbo
Lawrence Avenue
Ephriam Freshcorn
Anna
Wurtemburg
Detroit
Mich
William Jones
Seventh Street
T. R. Anderson
Leesburg
Miriam Timblin
Alfred Baker
Fourth Street
Youngstown
Charles Burns
Katherine
Walter Burns
Roy Burns
Clifford Hogue
Nina Burns
Kenneth Bolander
Harlansburg
J. A. Cosby
Crescent Avenue
W. J. Moore
William
Pittsburgh Circle
Altoona
William Bassett
Canada
Sidney Wasley
Ellwood
Beaver Falls
George Fike
Clarksburg
W. Va
Acme Coal Company
Samuel Wilkoff
Fannie Wilkoff
Cambridge Springs
G. Y. Fike
Edward Fike
Edna
New York
Mercer
Grace Bauder
Ira Wiley
Cascade Park
Harry Davis
Evans City
Bernice Thomas
A. F. N. Thomas
The
Country Club
Spokane
Wash
Miss Thomas
D. J. Jones
Elizabeth
Harrisburg
Feels Like New Man From Rheumatism Relief Story
Mr. Jacob Leichliter of Connellsville credits DRECO with ending years of rheumatism pains that kept him from work and sleep. He reports one bottle eased back and limb pain and improved overall energy and health after using the liquid extract of roots and herbs sold by McKee’s Rut Rate Store.
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Jacob Leichliter
Connellsville
Mr. Leichliter
DRECD
McKee
Local People Plan Annual Day at Orphans Home
Ellwood City residents and guests from New Castle Sharon Koppel Wampum and Beaver Falls will attend the annual visiting and devotion day at the Zelienople Orphans Home on Thursday June 28 Two former boys of the home Rev John S Albert and Rev Alvin E Teicham will give the afternoon address Provisions will be donated by area congregations Picnic dinners are available on the grounds and refreshments are sold at stands
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Ellwood City
New Castle
Sharon
Koppel
Wampum
Beaver Falls
Zeilenople
John S. Albert
Muncie
Indiana
Alvin E. Teicham
Scranton
Zelienople
Evans City
Oak Grove
Middle Lancaster
Friends of the Home
Annual Picnic At Ewing Park Planned By United Presbyterian
Ellwood City residents learn members of the Sunday school and church of the United Presbyterian plan the annual picnic at Ewing Park on Wednesday afternoon. Supper to be served at 6 p.m. Automobile owners are asked to gather at the church at 2 p.m. to transport those unable to attend. A sports program has been arranged by the committee.
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Ellwood City
Church of the United Presbyterian Church
Ewing Park
Picnic Honors Cleo Hazen Before Indiana State Normal Visit
Miss Cleo Hazen of Fourth Street left this morning for Indiana State Normal, honored as guest at a picnic at Ewing Park Saturday evening hosted by the M. C. B. club. A handkerchief shower greeted her as the group, including Mrs. George Moyer and several friends, mingled in celebration.
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Ellwood City
Cleo Hazen
Fourth Street
Indiana State Normal School
Ewing Park
M. C. B. Club
George Moyer
Grace Benford
Sharp Jackson
Eliza Dean
Edith Brown
Clare Mickley
Eleanor Ingham
Katheryne Jones
Earl McBride
Edwin French
Sallee Hazen
Wurtemburg Scouts Visit County Camp
In Ellwood City on June 18 Rev. R. H. Gordon scout master led the Wurtemburg troop and a group of scouts to a county camp by automobile.
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Ellwood City
R. H. Gordon
Wurtemburg
Pineapple Makes Fine Jelly
A compact ad style notice promotes PEN-JEL for making jelly from any fruit juice. It explains adding pectin and tartness with cane sugar to create jam or jelly quickly using the packaged directions. The product is from Pennsylvania Sugar Co. in Philadelphia.
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Pennsylvania Sugar Co
Philadelphia
Scouts Camp at Muddy Creek Falls Weekend Trip
The county Scouts camped at Muddy Creek Falls on Friday evening and returned home Saturday morning. Several Wurtemburg troop members plan a two week later camp. Participants included Albert Carr, Harry Wimner, Glenn Gallaher, Ralph McKinney, Carl Gallaher, Leslie Mortenson, Chas McKinney, Stanley Shaffer and Wilbur Stock.
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Muddy Creek Falls
Wurtemburg
Albert Carr
Harry Wimner
Glenn Gallaher
Ralph McKinney
Carl Gallaher
Leslie Mortenson
Chas. McKinney
Stanley Shaffer
Wilbur Stock
French Endive In Cellar Will Give Fine Winter Salad
Home gardeners can grow Witloof chicory French endive for winter salads. Plant in rich soil with sun, thin rows to 6 8 inches, harvest long taproots in fall, store in earth or sand, and force tops in moist dark conditions for white sprouts to serve as salad.
Wealth Of Bloom In Tufted Pansies
The article praises tufted pansies or violas for frequent blooms and easy propagation. It advises sowing viola seeds now to bloom by fall, mulching for winter protection, and splitting existing clumps in fall or spring to renew plants.
Pansies Promise Rich Bloom in Rich Soil
A note claims that planting pansies in rich soil will produce a bed of flowers by the next spring, multiplying in abundance as the plants spread and thrive.
Phonograph Sermon Records From Aimee Semple McPherson
Aimee Semple McPherson will send phonograph records of short sermons from Angelus Temple Echo Park to spread the four square gospel worldwide. Eight minute sermonettes are being recorded to reach listeners where phonographs are known and to equip young evangelists for world outreach.
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International News Service
OS Angeles
Aimee Semple McPherson
Angelus Temple
Church of the Four-Square Gospel
Echo Park
Four Corners
One of Life's Sad Things
A brief reflection notes that when opportunity arrives as a nice young girl another man may already have claimed her, leaving the speaker to ponder lost chances and unfulfilled possibilities.
Rye Grass History in England For Forage
Rye grass is regarded as the oldest cultivated forage grass in England with cultivation dating back over two centuries, reflecting long agricultural practice.
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England
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