Children Argument Ends In Swick's Office
A quarrel between two families over an incident with five year old Clarion Wolvouicz led to a court appearance before Justice Ben Swick. Clarice Wolvouicz and Elizabeth Vehoski are involved as the case centered on an argument and alleged slaps. Swick fined the Wolvouicz parents 27 dollars and fifty cents plus costs, while Elizabeth Vehoski was discharged after a sharp lecture from the judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Court of Justice of the Peace
Ben. G. Swick
Clarice Wolvouicz
Chewton
Elizabeth Vehoski
Elizabeth
Clarice
Swick
Suspicious Figures Spotted Along Road in Local Area
A man walking Lawrence Avenue with a long handled mop over his shoulder and a tax collector on a country road Monday afternoon drew attention. Residents described the pair as acting strangely and prompted warnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Avenue
Douds Fails to Appear in Raisinjack Hearing
Ellwood City reports George Douds of Fourteenth Street was arrested Saturday for violating the borough liquor ordinance. He missed the Burgess Swick hearing last night, and the $100 appearance bond was forfeited. A foreigner stopped on Lawrence Avenue, who had raisinjack, testified he bought it from Douds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Geo. Douds
Fourteenth Street
Burgess Ben G. Swick
Lawrence Avenue
George Douds
Foreigner Fined Heavily in Elwood City Liquor Bust
A foreigner was arrested at a Second Street home by Chief Clark and officers Newton and Wilson for raisin jack. He appeared in borough court Monday, charged with liquor violations and paid a $100 fine plus costs set by Burgess Ben Swick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Clark
Newton and
Wilson
Second Street
Ben G. Swick
Progress on new garage under construction in Ellwood City
In Ellwood City Pennsylvania on June 20 the foundation work for a new garage and store room valued at $20 000 nears completion. Local Ford agent James A Grantley personally oversees the project as it rises 136 by 44 feet and two stories high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
James A. Grantley
Ford
Is Uric Acid Making You Ill
A consumer health ad claims excess meat raises uric acid harming kidneys and causing backaches headaches and dizziness. It promotes Dean's Kidney Pills and cites a New Castle user Mrs. John E. Miller who reports relief after using the product from Love & Megown's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
New Castle
John E. Miller
Dewey Ave
Love & Megown’'s
Local Residents Take Weekend Trips and Visits
A compilation of social notes lists William McKinney visiting the Moores in Pittsburgh while Nellie and Alberta Graham return from Margaret Morrison School in Pittsburgh. Many residents, including Mrs. H P McCullough and Mrs. L E Springer, are noted for illness and recovery, trips to Cleveland and Beaver Falls, and weekend travels to Youngstown, Niles Ohio, New Castle, Tarentum, and Wampum with family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McKinney
DuBois, Pa
W. J. Moore
Pittsburgh
Nellie
Alberta Graham
Fourth Street
Margaret Morrison
H. P. McCullough
Crescent Avenue
L. E. Springer
Sixth Street
G. H. Bauder
Dorothy
Spring Avenue
New Castle
W. E. Byers
Ewing Park
William Jones
Paxton Fike
Seventh Street
Niles
Ohio
Seashore Puzzle Answer Reveals Hidden Word
Readers reassemble seventeen puzzle fragments cut along dotted lines to form a seashore scene. The yesterday’s puzzle answer shows a sequence: sl. mat. orEad cAn tAck peN sTem Pheasant, hinting at a hidden name or term embedded by capitalized letters.
Woman's Club Luncheon in Ellwood City
The annual luncheon of the Woman's club was held at 1 p.m. in the First Presbyterian church dining room. Fifty guests were seated with tables adorned by ferns and roses and rose design place cards. The Willing Worker society and several youths served, followed by a business meeting and a political address by Mrs. E. H. Mc Cauley, chairwoman of the state health department child welfare bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Woman's Club
First Presbyterian Church
Willing Worker Society
E. H. McCauley
Child Welfare Bureau
The
State Health Department
McCauley
Wayne Township Bids Sought For New School Building
The Wayne township board of directors advertises separate bids for stone and masonry work on the foundation and for the building proper of a new brick bungalow style schoolhouse designed by Architect Eckles of New Castle. Four acres were purchased from Benjamin Grim near the Württemberg Stop for 2400 dollars to provide a large playground and relieve crowding for Park Gate pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Wayne Township
Eckles
New Castle
Benjamin Grim
Wurtemburg
Board of Directors
Park Gate School
Surprise Birthday Tendered to Mrs Stewart Wilson
In Ellwood City on June 26 Mrs Stewart Wilson of Franklin Avenue, a teacher in the A. W. class of the United Presbyterian church, was surprised by class members and friends on her birthday. The gathering featured music and games and ended with refreshments as a courtesy gift of a picture titled The Shepherdess. Attendees included Irene Nevin, Sarah Pickle, Mary Pickle, Emily Harris, Leona Reese, Mrs Allen Crowe, Lena Sarver, Beatrice Sarver, Wayne Baird, Allen Crowe, David Engle, Russell Bates, Laverne Bauder, Floyd Wilson, and Stewart Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Stewart Wilson
Franklin Avenue
A. W
United Presbyterian Church
Irene Nevin
Sarah
Mary Pickle
Emily Harris
Leona Reese
Allen Crowe
Lena
Beatrice Sarver
Wayne Baird
David Engle
Russell Bates
Laverne Bauder
Floyd Wilson
Greek man sent to Dixmont after police take him in
Ellwood City June 20. John Dalleas a Greek was picked up Friday night by police for peculiar actions indicating mental imbalance. He was examined by Dr. C M Dumm and Dr FE E Lamb Monday and sent to Dixmont as his mental condition was found to be bad. The Westminster guild of the First Presbyterian church will meet tonight Miss Beulah Wilson of Wampum will speak on missionary work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
John Dalleas
C. M. Dumm
FE. E. Lamb
Dalleas
Dixmont
Westminster Guild
First Presbyterian Church
Beulah Wilson
Wampum
Community Chest Drive Surpasses Early Goals
Ellwood City reports the Community Chest is well ahead of schedule with over $6,000 pledged toward a $20,000 goal. Early tallies show strong giving from Mill A and National Tubepuny, hinting at final pledges that should exceed $16,600 soon. Funds support the hospital, Community Service league, and Red Cross for the coming year. Attendance notes include local residents registering for Geneva College summer term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Mill A
Hospital
Community Service League
Red Cross
Geneva College
Byrd MecDanel
Irene Smiley
Kathryn Morrison
Bernice
First Baptist Sunday School Picnic Planned for June 28
The First Baptist picnic is scheduled for Wednesday afternoon June 28 at Shelby Park. A general committee announced sub committees for the day program including land and water sports and a baseball game between married and single men. A large supper and children’s treats are planned, with Philathea class members serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
First Baptist Picnie
Shelby Park
SS. D. Johnston
Wre
EF. &. Steinberger
Ferguson
J. E. McDanel
Harry Turner
Clifford McDanel
Edna Shaffer
W. H. Grove
H. C. Steinberger
D. Jones
A. E. Conner
M. L. Hazen
Wm. Richards
Miles Shaffer
Landis Roelofs
Philathea
Reese Formula R-11 Promises Relief for Indigestion Sleep
Mrs. Bessie M. Post of 119 Jonathan Street Hagerstown Maryland says Reese Formula R-11 cured years of indigestion stomach liver and kidney trouble and insomnia after two days she slept better and regained appetite She urges others to obtain the product from local druggists and stores for similar ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie M. Post
Jonathan Street
Hagerstown
Post
McKee
Neely Drug Store
John C. Watert
P. W
How to Banish Piles with Dr Leonhardt Hemroid
An advertisement promotes Dr Leonhardt's Hemroid as an internal cure for piles. The copy claims years of research identify the cause and offers money back guarantee through McKee's Kut Rate and all druggists. It urges sufferers to obtain a package immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Leonhardt
Bride And Groom Honored Saturday
Ellwood City, Pa June 20. Mr and Mrs Leroy Hazen of Wurtemburg held a reception for their son Leonard Hazen and bride on their return from a wedding trip Saturday evening at their home. A large number attended and a delightfully informal evening was spent. The house was decorated with flowers and the lawn illuminated with Japanese lanterns. Fine refreshments were served by Mrs Hazen assisted by her daughter Miss Elma. The honor guests will reside at Tarentum. The best wishes of a host of friends go with them to their new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jock Simon
Lonnie Witherow
Paul Miller
Grace Harris
Henry Simon
Youngstown
Charles Demas
New Castle
Mary Wilson
New Wilmington
T. D. Wilson
Miss Beulah
Wampum
Joseph Ritter, Jr
Pittsburgh
S. Wilkoff
Wayne Avenue
Cleveland
J. F. Wingrove
Zelienople
Clarence Stapf
J. D. Kirk
West Virginia
Frances Mehard
Wurtemburg
Slippery Rock State Normal School
T. J. Mehard
E. H. McCauley
Beaver
Fisher Strohecker
Perry Township
Leonard Hazen
Tarentum
Mildred Moon
Slippery Rock State Normal
Charles Cox
James McCarthy
H. E. King
Crescent Avenue
Emma Cox
Spring Avenue
Verna Frances
Florence Davis
William Weiscopf
Ewing Park
Percy Kelly
Lawrence Avenue
Fast Palestine
Ellwood City
Leroy Hazen
Hazen
Elma
Eastbrook camp honor company from Ellwood City girls
Ellwood City girls in the Eastbrook camp division earned the honor company distinction during their week at Eastbrook Y W camp. Local girls forming Company C included Margaret Zeizler Eleanor Humphrey Sarah Aiken Dorothy Schaeffner and Gladys Ferber of New Castle. They returned home Sunday evening grateful for the experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Ellwood
Eastbrook Camp
Company “Co
Eastbrook
Margaret Zeizler
Eleanor Humphrey
Sarah Aiken
Dorothy Schaeffner
Gladys Ferber
New Castle
Y. W
Thirty Guests Attend Benford Home Party
The Misses Jessie and Mary Benford with Mrs Grace Benford hosted a party at their Lawrence avenue home. Thirty guests enjoyed an evening of fancy work amid roses and seasonal flowers with refreshments served at a seasonable hour. Prof Co F Becker to teach tests and measures at Geneva college summer session local schools superintendent has experience in this field promising an interesting class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Jessie
Mary Benford
Grace Benford
Lawrence Avenue
Geneva Ellwood City
Co. F. Becker
Geneva College
Becker
Legion to Meet This Evening in Ellwood City
The American Legion will convene in the Chamber of Commerce room in Ellwood City Pa this evening. Speeches will be given old army games played and a lunch served after the business session promising a general good time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
American Legion
Chamber of Commerce
Young Ladies Head to California from Ellwood City
The Misses Eleanor Ingham Sallee and Cleo Hazen depart Ellwood City Pennsylvania for a California trip. They will spend several weeks visiting friends in Los Angeles and other large cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Eleanor Ingham
Sallee
Cleo Hazen
California
Los Angeles
Federated Textile Unions Convene in New York City
The Federated Textile Unions of America will hold its annual convention in New York City during the first week of August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federated Textile Unions of America
New York City
Local Officials Head to State Convention
Ellwood City Burgess Ben G Swick and Councilmen George Reuff and M A Bickett departed for Stroudsburg Pennsylvania to represent the city at the annual convention of the Boroughs of Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Ben G. Swick
George Reuff
M. A. Bickett
Stroudsburg
Pennsylvania
Misses Liebendorfer and Lamenza join Billing at National Tube
Miss Helen Liebendorfer and Miss Helen Lamenza have accepted positions in the Billing department of National Tube Company. They began their duties Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Helen Liebendorfer
Helen Lamenza
National Tube Company
Careful Driving Echoes From Taxi Ride
A brief comic exchange shows a passenger praising cautious driving. The taxi driver recalls guidance from three women in the back seat during his early training, highlighting lessons learned behind the wheel.
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Pha
Ellwood City News
Bill
Doan's
Foster Milburn Co
Mighem Duffalo
Ellwood Personals
Harry Parthmore
John Cobler
Conneautville
E. R. Kelso
Ruth Fisher
Worthington
T. L. Haines
Park Avenue
J. E. Slater
Fourth Ward
Butler
R. B. Anawalt
Phyllis Charles
Marjorie Veon
Robert Williams
Beaver Falls
Robert Vosler
Dewey Cole
Willows
Ruth Lundgren
Fannie Wilikofski
Daily Puzzle
By Walter Wellman
E. H. C. McCauley
State
Health Department
Wayne
Harmony Line
Postum Cereal Co
Ine
Battle Creek, Mich
Ellwood Girls Have Honor Company
Benford
Legion
R. L
Royal Baking Powder Company
William St., New York
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