Ellwood City News Charges Husband With Non-Support
A June hearing in Ellwood City Va. charged Frank Vacarro with non support. His wife testified he could support her yet she lived at the local poorhouse and was aided by residents. Vacarro, a longtime shoe maker on Lawrence Avenue, was jailed five months ago for assault and battery and freed by Judge Emery who cited his deteriorating condition. The case continues Monday evening.
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Ellwood City
Frank Vicarro
Hancher Fund
Vacarro
Vacapro
Emery
Frank Vatarra
Lawrence Avenue
Flis
New Members Taken In At U P Church
Ellwood City June 13 morning service of the United Presbyterian church saw seven new members received into the congregation. In the evening service the church marked the seventh anniversary of the dedication with a program. The choir sang two special anthems and Rev. James A. Cosby delivered a commemorative address.
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Ellwood City
United Presbyterian Church
James A. Cosby
Seminary Student Preaches at Midland Church in Vacation Visit
Ellwood City reports that George Clyde Markle a Cedarville College and Seminary student returned home for summer vacation and preached at the Presbyterian church of Midland Pa. under Rev. John Waite former Bell Memorial pastor. He made a favorable impression.
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Ellwood City
George Clyde Markle
Cedarville College and Seminary
Presbyterian Church of
Midland
John Waite
Bell Memorial Church
Drive Committee Meeting at Bell Memorial Church
On Tuesday evening the Drive Committee and Trustees of Bell Memorial church will meet at the church to determine the full result of the fund drive for the new church site. The meeting is set for eight o'clock that evening.
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Ellwood City
Bell Memorial Church
Ulent O
W. C. T. U. Institute Planned at Ellwood City
W. C. T. U. will hold an institute Tuesday afternoon at 2 30 in the United Presbyterian church Ellwood City. In the evening the silver medal contest of the W. C. T. U. will be held in the same church. It is anticipated both events will attract a large audience.
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Ellwood City
Colendula Troop Meets Tonight in Eulwood City
Colendula Troop No. 4 of the Girl Scouts will meet this evening in the First Presbyterian church reading room. At the gathering, plans will be laid for a hike and picnic scheduled for Wednesday by the troop.
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Eulwood City
First Presbyterian Church
Drunks Arrested in Ellwood City Saturday Night
Ellwood City reports two men arrested Saturday night by police on drunkenness charges. They are to have hearings this evening before Burgess Ben G. Swick.
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Ellwood City
Burgess Ben G. Swick
Testimonial for Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound
Mrs Lula Vann of Fulton Arkansas reports monthly insoreness and back pain eased after using Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound She praises it highly and offers to let use of her testimonial to help other women with menstrual and nerve related health troubles
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Fulton
Arkansas
Lydia E. Finkham
Mrs. Lulavann
Lydia E. Pinkham
U P Classes Win in Class Contest
Ellwood City residents read of the United Presbyterian church class winners in the Good All Around Chess contest by David Cook Publishing Co. of Chisago. P. McDonald and A. W. Classes earn $20 second prizes. Mrs. J. A. Cosby’s class won first place in the same event. The piece lists many Ellwood City residents with brief personal notes and local visits.
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Ellwood City
United Presbysterian Church
David Cook
Nine clansmen flood Ellwood streets with machines
A fragmentary report describes nine clansmen driving machines around Ellwood in the evening. A girl in blue carries four quarts of strawberries to a neighbor. An automobile with two motors travels Fourth Street while four men push a machine down Spring Avenue. A man in tan overalls and a broad straw hat cleans near the famous spring, linked to the name Spring Stop.
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Ellwood
Fourth Street
Spring Avenue
High Graduates Attend Summer School in Ellwood City
Ellwood City residents report many local high school graduates attending summer sessions at area colleges. Mabel Moore, Ethel Wiley, Iona Cable, and Frances Duncan study at Geneva College, while Lois Myers, Grace Brun, and Mildred Moon enroll at Slippery Rock State Normal. Helen Liebendorfer, a 1922 Ellwood High School graduate, has taken a stenographer position in the National Tube Company office.
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Ellwood City
Mabel Moore Ethel Wiley
Iona Cable
Frances Duncan
Geneva College
Lois Myers
Grace Brun
Mildred Moon
Slippery Rock State Normal
Helen Liebendorfer
Ellwood High School
National Tube Company
Guests Sunday Luncheon At Pittsburgh Hotel
Ellwood City Pa June 19 local residents attended a luncheon at the William Peon hotel Sunday afternoon hosted by Mrs. Abraham Smith and Mrs J S Sil verblatt of Pittsburgh. Guests included Mrs Harry Caplan Mrs B W Applebaum of Ellwood and Mrs Barney Colen of Wampum.
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Ellwood City
William Peon Hotel
Abraham Smith
J. 5 S. Silverblatt
Pittsburgh
Harry Caplan
B. W. Applebaum
Ellwood
Barney Colen
Wampum
Geneva College Enrolment Signifies Summer Term
In Bellwood City Pennsylvania on June 19 a large turnout of local teachers and others considering teaching for the next school year attended Geneva College. They enrolled for a nine week summer term that began that morning. Professor FL Becker of this locality will be one of the instructors.
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Bellwood City
Geneva College
FL Becker
Letty
Infant Cole Buried Sunday in Ellwood City
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Cole of First Avenue was buried Sunday afternoon at the Lityville cemetery. Rev. W. McCandless of Bell Memorial Church conducted the funeral services.
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Ellwood City
Russell Cole
First Avenue
Lityville
W. [. McCandless
Bell Memorial Church
Women’s Club to Host Luncheon in Bellwood City
Bellwood City Pa June 19 Women’s clue hosts a 1 pm luncheon at the First Presbyterian church served by the Willing Workers. Special toasts planned as members expect a fine time for all attendees.
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Bellwood City
Albert Goffer Improves After Workplace Accident
Albert Goffer, seriously injured when a steel plate fell on his leg at Koppel Car Works Friday morning, is improving and his fractured leg is healing. In Ellwood City, Rosencraule Orchestra will furnish music for a Newton platform dance Tuesday evening. A visiting golfer quips about a surprising round in a brief, light exchange with a cadet.
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Ellwood City
Albert Goffer
Koppel Car Works
Rosencraule Orchestra
Jdance
Newton Platform
Daily puzzle asks for eight names to fit tight spaces
Walter Wellman puzzle presents eight spaces for object names and asks to guess them. Reading downward yields the name of a pretty bird. The puzzle lists answers for Saturday as CHINA CHILE SIAM WALES ITALY NETHERLANDS.
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China
Chile
Siam
Wales
Italy
Netherlands
Freezone Corn Remedy Promises Quick Relief
Corns lift off with fingers after applying Freezone The product claims instant relief and easy removal of hard or soft corns and corns between toes with minimal irritation Sold by druggists in tiny bottles for a few cents at affordable price.
Being An Elephant's Valet Quits Steamship Job
New York June 19 International News Service report says Johann Schultz quit his deck hand job aboard the steamship Hansa arriving from Germany with a menagerie. He complained about tending elephants baboons snakes and birds and preferred manual labor over grooming the animals. He called walking a seasick gibbon impossible and said he was through.
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International News Service
New York
Boa
Johann Schultz
Hansa
Germany
Schultz
Burma
Mahoning Valley Grange honors Kelly family events
The Mahoning Valley Grange held a series of social gatherings this week to honor Miss Edna Kelly and Kennth and Wallace Kelly as they leave the community. Edna plans to attend Kent Normal College this summer, with multiple host homes hosting 30 to 75 attendees for games, music, and refreshments. Other items note initiation obligations, an upcoming Arizona Cowboy play at Enon, and local social notes from North Beaver to New Bedford.
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Kelly
Edna Kelly
Kenneth
Wallace Kelly
Kent
Ther Baird
Lowellville
Thost
Mahoning U. P
Edenburg
Tha Evarilig
Imnent.y
J. B. Knoll
Knoll
Grace Kuhn
Helen
Josephine
George
Joseph Kuhn
Gladys Taylor
Kent Normal
M. V. Grange
New Bedford
Harlanshburg
Charles McClelland
North Beaver Township
N. G. McClelland
Karl Douglas
Norman Doyd
B. B. Douglas
H. H. Sherrard
New Castile
George Law
Ft. Morgan
Colo
R. D. Walter
Wallace
Autie Arnley
Henley
Rupp
West Middlesex
Hazel McClelland
North Beaver
R. L. Wallace
New Castie
Anna Gilbert
New York City
Charles Robinson
R. Ackles
Charles
New Gaine
D. ¥. Wallace
Maryvelle McClelland
Elma Robinson
Cascade Park
Alberta Vaughn
Missing Detroit Boy Found Here in Bellwood City
Bellwood City reports 15 year old Detroit boy Am bola Berub found in Harduo Tow district of the western city. Parents notified and plans to send him home soon. Miss Alta Norton of Burton county Kansas travels daily to school via three counties.
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Bellwood City
Miss Alta. Norton
Burton County
Kansas
Imech
Railroad allocates 250000 for New Castle power house
The Pennsylvania Railroad announces a 250000 appropriation to build a power house and roundhouse near New Castle, with plans to establish Lawrence Jimeson as a major repair center. Local businessmen greet the news as a potential economic boost to the city.
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Pennsylvania Railroad Company
New Castle
Lawrence Jimeson
Jack Clark HewS To Line As The Cutter
Jack Clark, claiming to be 108 years old, still hews cross ties in West Virginia despite losing an eye. He works the heavy task with vigor, enjoying the labor and still active in the field, a remarkable image of endurance and age defying effort.
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Clark
New York
Peter County
West Virginia
America
Piae U.S. Army
Jack Clark
C International News Service
Righwood
W. Ve
Crass
Efreus
Quack Alie Roe At Two Times
Fragmentary text shows casual dialogue about a person named Ali e Roe and an implied exchange with a Mrs Sweeger. The passage mentions Boston and a sense of shared fortune, but details and context are unclear.
$5000 Potato Planting At Penn State College
At Pennsylvania State College in State College a $5000 Sir Walter Raleigh potato, donated by Somerset county potato growers, was planted on campus to honor President John M. Thomes during Farmers' Week. The site near the agricultural building will host a yearly bed of descendant potatoes, with a secondary planting to ensure seed for future plantings. The area will be landscaped with rare flowers, aiming to become a campus attraction during the August 23 event.
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State College
John M. Thomes
Somerset County
Pennsylvania State College Hospital
Thomas
Stone
College Green House
Lenine Improving, Soviet Leader Health Report
Official bulletin from Moscow dated June 19 states N. Lenine’s health is improving. No further details on treatment or prognosis are provided.
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Ate Tional
Moscow
Durletin
Nicolai Lenine
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Tess Miller
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Russelates
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H. P. Dean
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Ambridge
B. Baker
Franklin Avenue
Jack Bretton
Rude Falconson
Mercer
C. M. Parshall
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H. BE. King
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Marion Gillespie
Slippery Rock
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Bellwoon City
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Daily Puzzle
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Enon Grea Club
Ming Nelly
Detroit
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Wees
National Wholesale Millingly Co
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Northwestern Yeast Company
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