Is Lugi Noschesie Alive Family Doubt Sightings
Ellwood City Pa June 19 Torn between belief in a vague Wiscon sin rescue story and the fact the boy’s torso was found in the West End Boys club fire at New Year’s, Mrs James Noschesie clings to hope. Friends doubt survival but Mrs Noschesie dreams he is alive and returns.
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Ellwood City
Lugi
Wisconsin
Ellwood
James Nos- Cherie
Johnny Janes
Fuse
Mary
Lua
Ss. Noschie
Kiwanis
Camp Meeting On Hillside Near Elchenloub Farm
Ellwood City Pa campers gathered Thursday evening for hillside camp meeting near Elchenloub's farm. Milas Miriam Johnson led services with talks on camp equipment Attitude Campus and School and Applying Camp Life at Home by Rev A M Steven BoI rerressments were in charge at Miss Mary Solsders Morris Prelps and Harold Garwig. Additional locals include James Carson Henderson and son Moravia church Agnes Howell Meckinley of Wampum Mam Boyer will not attend the camp as planned.
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Ellwood City
Elchenloub
Milas Miriam Johnson
Warren Griffith
Latitia Brown
Norman “Martenssen
A. M. Steven- Boi
Mary Solsders
Morris Prelps
Harold Garwig
James Carson
Henderson
Moravia
Agnes Howell
Meckinley
Wampum
Wil Mam Boyer
Gardner Bros Co Dominates Ellwood City Washer Market
Gardner Bros Co reports Easy electric washers outsell all rivals in Ellwood City and vicinity. Agency distribution spans Ellwood City area with BAT Lawrence Ava TES -1bA showing unit sales lead.
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Ellwood City
Gardner Bros. Co
Bat Lawrence
Mary Seisberg Heads to Camp Taledon Meeting
At last evening’s meeting Mor ris Phelps and Robert Edwards were noted as present along with Mary Seisberg who will attend Camp Taledon.
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Mary Seisberg
Camp Taledon
Morris Phelps
Robert Edwards
Ladies Day At Club Is Success in Ellwood City
Ellwood City Pa June 19 Ten tables were in play at the Cadier Day Bridge at the Country Club. Winners for the afternoon were Mrs H A Forbes Elizabeth Kennedy A J H Aiken EB B Dunbar J J McKinney and Mrs P J Haun. Mrs Howard McAntis of Beaver Falls hosted guests including Mrs J Youngman and others.
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Ellwood City
Country Club
Witners
H. A. Forbes
Elizabeth Kennedy
Aiken
MeJance
Claude Nelson
Arthur Starke
Robert Forbes
Cliff McDanes
J. G. Cobler
A. L. Cunningham
Thos
A A. Clark
Ralph Conner
J. Reed Carpenter
David Cartwright
Charles W. Carbeau
Ellwood City man wins second prize in window trim contest
Cliff Swick of Ellwood City won the second prize in the Heywood and Wakefield window trim contest among 3800 entrants. He received a $100 check Thursday for a clever original display featuring an oncoming automobile, a woman with a baby carriage, and a sign reading All traffic stops for Heywood and Wakefield, with a large New York City store first prize awarded to a professional artist.
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Hllwood City
GHEY
Heywood and
Wakefield
Man In Hospital After Auto Accident In Ellwood City
Frederick Hahn, 60, of Ellwood Wampum road, is hospital bound after an auto struck him while he walked home from work Thursday evening. He suffered a fracture to his right leg, hospital authorities said.
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Ellwood City
Frederick Hahn
Ellwood-Wampum Road
Ellwood City Hospital
Local visitors and callers noted in Eilwoch City
A business caller in Eilwoch City Thursday was reported. MV Lindblad of 406 Park Avenue concluded a visit to Buffalo New York. Mrs J O Stoughton of Lock Flaven is visiting at the home of her sister Mrs M Stoughton of Wayne Avenue. De Sandlin of Lawrence Avenue was a recent New Castle visitor.
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Eilwoch City
MV. Lindblad
Park Avenue
Buffalo
X.Y
J. 0. Stoughton
Lock
Flaven
M. Stoughton
Wayne Avenue
de. Sandlin
Lawrence Avenue
New Castle
Mrs Kyle Heads First M E Church Woman's Society
The Woman's Home Missionary Society of the First Methodist Episcopal church met in the Sunday school room at 2:30 on Thursday. Reports from Sharon were given by several members, and new officers were elected including President Dr T J Kyle and numerous secretaries and superintendents for various departments.
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Mrs. Kyle
Woman's Society of First M. E. Church
Woman's Home Missionary Society
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Sharon
Roy Mil Jler
H. A. Bilis
J. Berradee
TJ. Kile
T. J. Kile
Jenale Kiser
E. 8. Bartlett
G. H W. Wood
Ira Fulkerson
Gertrude Mitchell
A. B
Pianlar
T. A. 7Ailerson
Owels
Ethel Weisz
H. C. Warner
Home Guards
Queen Eathers
Margeret Shields
Missionry
H.C. Stillinge
On Stewart
F. S. Neigh
Andrew Reider
Jennie Kiser
H. ©. Steen
Mite Box
J. E. Drake
EB. B. Marshall
W. G. Ayres
Ais
WAL Stritmater
Martha Ketler
Brooks
H. Sullings
A. BR. Klnggbury
The Ghost Story Presented At Bell Memorial Church
The Ghost Story by Booth Tarkington will be staged by Bell Memorial Presbyterian class No 6 at the church auditorium in Harlansburg tonight at 7 o clock. Cast includes Ted Hindmarch George Miss Mary Iseman Anna Miss Zada Morgan Mary Miss Ya Nicholl Grace Miss Martha Mayne Lennie Miss Anne Haswell Tom Ben Goodman Floyd Tay Marshall Lynn John King Jr Fred Miss Elizabeth Ferguson housemaid. County Superintendent C F Ball notes an observation school for teachers opened by Dr Isenberg at Slippery Rock State Normal School for Erle county. Miss Hazen leads the program at no expense to Scott township taxpayers with 37 pupils. Any county teacher may visit to observe methods.
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Ellwood City
Booth Tarkington
Bell Memorial
Presbyterians Church
At & O'Clek
John A. King
Ted Hindmarch
George
Mary Iseman
Anna
Zada Morgan
Mary
Mies Ya Nicholl
Grace
Martha Mayne
Lennie
Anne Haswell
Tom
Ben Goodman
Floyd
Tay Marshall
Lynn
John King
Mies
Elizabeth Ferguson
C. F. Ball
Isenberg
Slippery Rock
Umeé
Ball
Mary Zeigler Honor Graduate From Michigan College
Elwood City reporter notes Miss Mary Zeigler among honor students at Battle Creek college in Michigan. She completed physical culture studies and held two class offices, serving as president and social chairman, and was business manager of the athletic association. She acted in the pageant Hindtha and the play The Amazon.
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Ellwood City
Mra
C. BE. Zeigler
Helen
Miss
Mary
Battle Crack College
Michigan
Mary Zeigler
Ossicia USA
Zeigler
Hindtha
Amazon
Rehearing Refused In Thelman Case
Thelman case denial leaves William Thelman with a brief remaining term after a 4 to 5 year sentence at the Western Penitentiary for an automobile theft. He was sentenced October 20, 1921.
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Board of Pardons
William Thelman
Western Penitentiary
Beauty tonic promises clear skin through blood building
An advertisement extols S.S.S. and a mysterious 8.5 or 8.3.8 formula as a quick cure for eruptions and skin flaws by increasing red blood cells. Claiming since 1826, it touts complexion “ruby” glow and firm flesh, urging readers to buy at drug stores in two sizes and stressing vegetable ingredients and skin health.
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S.S.S
Golf Enthusiasts Fill Ellwood City Links For Cup Chase
Ellwood City Pa June 19 The sunny afternoons draw many players to Ellwood City Country Club as the F. E. Moore cup approaches. The course is in splendid condition and golfers enjoy another day on the greens.
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Ellwood City
Ellwood City Country Club
Ellwood Cityers Return From Ohio Rotary Trip
Ellwood City residents William Goehring and W. Humphreys along with Mrs Kerr and others who attended the Cleveland Rotary convention returned home. Jameson Special repairs and music planned by Glen Park lodge and Alfarella Rebekahs Lodge will feature a memorial service. Slippery Rock Young People plan an evening hike with a marshmallow roast. Chesly Paul returns from Wayne Avenue trip. Joe Culham of Pittsburgh noted.
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Ellwood Clty, Pa
William Goehring
W. Humphreys
W.A. Kerr
Rotary
Cleveland
Ellwood Cley
Pay
Jamesoin
Glen Park Lodge
Alfarella Reebeccas Lodge No. 317
ATKE
Ellwood City
Board Candidates for New Castle Board of Trade Named
The New Castle Board of Trade accepted the primary results naming 14 candidates for three director vacancies. Two three year terms and one two year term will be filled at the upcoming election. Ballots will be mailed to members today. In a separate report from Zanesville, two men were burned when a gas line repair on a motor truck caused a bulb break and gas fumes to ignite.
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New Castle Board of Trade
George Winter
O. P. Brown
T. C. Past
Ed. Proherty
Ira Ramsey
Clyde Gilfillan
H. L. Gordon
J #. Gregory, H. Ms Kirk, W. WW. Waddington, W. J. Offton, H. Ivin
James Mayberry
W. J. Campbell
Adolph Green
Wesestay
Board of Trade
Zanesville
Frank Hetrle
Yarra
Cincinnati
Geear Moone
Adams Parage
Two Automobile Accidents Reported Near Lincoln Garfield School
Police logged two crashes Thursday afternoon. Hoag of Hoag Anderson Auto, driving along an alley by Lincoln Garfield school, collided with Bicycle rider Lewis Daugherty from Forest street. rider uninjured but bicycle wheel broken. J W Bean on Xto ravia street was struck by a police patrol while turning into Division street. his car incurred minor rear fender damage.
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Ingwi
Hoag
East North Street
Hall-Anderson Automobile Company
Lincoln-Garfield School
Lewis Daugherty
Forest Street
J.W. Bean
East Washington Street
Xtoravia Street
Division Street
Fragmentary fire scene notes from early report
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a fire scene with mention of hurried actions and extinguishing efforts. The garbled text references flames, extinguishers, and emergency responses, but specific details, names, locations, or outcomes are unclear.
Yale Freshmen Defeat Harvard in annual race
Yale freshmen won the two mile intercollegiate race at New London in a five length margin over Harvard. Yale's unofficial time was ten twenty seconds, with Yale taking top honors in the event on June 11.
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New London
Yale
Harvard
Tventy
Croton Troop Plans Long Hike Weekend
Croton Boy Scouts prepare for a weekend hike with a 6:90 p m assembly at the Croton school. Under Scoutmaster R F Davis, the following boys depart into the care of the troop: Jean Reiley, Thomas Riney, Orland Hartmut, Clarence Cunningham, Tony Montfort, Clyde McCombs, Rod Griffiths, Jack Griffiths, Bob Abraham, Mitchell Kwiat, Clark McClelland, Gene Young and Mallones.
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Croton
Croton School
Sharp
R. F. Davis
Jean Reiley
Thomas Riney
Orland Hartmut
Clarence Cunningham
Tony Montfort
Ciyde McCombs
Rod Griffiths
Jack Griffiths
Bob Abracham
Mitchel Kwiat
Clark McClelland
Gene Young
Mallones
Books Completed For Third Ward Tax Books
County tax books for the third ward have been placed in the hands of County Treasurer Davin Niles for payment. Persons in that ward and in the Sixth can now pay their county taxes, while books for the other wards have not yet been received from the county commissioners. A five percent discount is allowed on county taxes during June and July.
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Davin Niles
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Cliff Swick
Harlansburg
SS Benes
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NEW Castle Flint Company
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