Ellwood City Man Gets Long Term In Penitentiary
Ellwood City resident Frank Rocco was sentenced to pay costs and a fine of 1 dollar and to serve 5 to 10 years in the western penitentiary for the attack on Helen Boren of New Brighton. Judge Baldwin noted the defendant’s role as the lead in his family and referenced prior trouble with another girl. Rocco offered no substantive statement beyond admitting to falling into the situation.
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Beaver
Frank Rocco
Ellwood City
Helen Boren
New Brighton
Western Penitentiary
H. H. Swaney
Rocco
Baldwin
Morganza
Wurtemburg and Baptists Tie in Eight-Eight Thriller
Ellwood City Pa June 22 Baptists and Wurtemburg M E s played to an 8 to 8 tie. Timblin hit a fifth inning homer with two on. Gilky left the mound in the seventh after weakening. Smith pitched well allowing one run. Wardman Smith and McCavathy led the Baptists while Gilky Rutter and Hamill played for Wartburg. Umpires Cutlip and Gates. Also Frank Harris leaves Ellwood City News to return to Pittsburgh and enter contracting work.
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Ellwood City
the Baptists
Wurtemburg
M. E
Baptists
Gilky
Smith
Timblin
Gilkey
Rutter
Hamill
The
Wardman
J. Smith
McCavathy
R. H. E. Baptist
Wartburg
Cutlip
Gates
Wedding of Miss Mary Gallaher to Ralph G Frederick
Ellwood City Pa June 22 A very pretty home wedding occurred Wednesday evening at 8 30 when Miss Mary Gallaher daughter of Mr and Mrs J A Gallaher of Wurtemburg road became the bride of Ralph G Frederick of this city Rev R H Gordon officiating with the ring ceremony in the presence of a large number of guests The bride wore white satin and crape and carried white roses and flies of the valley The matron of honor was Mrs J A Duncan wearing corn crepe and carrying tea roses Miss Hanna White bridesmaid wore night blue crepe and carried tea roses R F Frederick served as best man and J A Duncan was an attendant Flower aids June Christie and Fay Gallaher wore white and carried baskets of sweet heart roses The home was decorated with roses ferns and peonies An elaborate menu followed for 65 guests under Mrs William Rutter and Mrs Clarence White of Wurtemburg Those from out of town included Mrs Jennie Bennett Rose Point Pa and others The couple will reside at their new Beaver avenue home after July 15 Also Ellwood City Pa June 22 The Sunshine Girls class has received many donations for their homemade candy sale at Cartwright and Miller hardware Saturday at 2 PM.
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Ellwood City
Mary Gallaher
J. A. Gallaher
Wurtemsburgh Road
Ralph G. Frederick
R. H. Gordon
J. A. Duncan
Worth
Hanna White
Wurtemburg
Blue Crefe
Frederick
June Christie
Fay Gallaher
William Rutter
Clarence White
Jennie Bennett
Rochester
S. BH
Grace Apdegraph
Rose Point
J. H. Anderson
Harrisburg
Catherine Tones
Youngstown
Emma Gallaher
Portersville
E. B. Gallaher
E. E. Gallaher
Fomball
J. H. Mages
Portearsville
Beaver Avenue
Bryan To Make First Appearance Here On June 30
Ellwood City will host W. J Bryan at Shelby auditorium on Saturday June 30 under the Lyceum Bureau series. The speaking event closes the current entertainments lineup in Ellwood City.
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Bryan
Ellwood City
Luna
W. J Bryan
Shelby Auditorium
Ellwood
Lyceum Bureau
Merchants Plan New Wholesale Store in Bilwood
Harry Caplan and C M Parshall, prominent Bilwood merchants, will open a wholesale grocery flour and feed business in a newly leased building at Factory avenue and Ninth street. The Premium company will serve Ellwood City grocers with an exchange system for farmers to sell surplus grain.
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Ellwood City
Harry Caplan
C. M. Parshall
Bilwood
Factory Avenue
Ninth Street
Bricks Approved for School Building Design
Members of the new school building committees met with Architect Stoltz to compare brick colors. Although only five colors were counted, the committee majority agreed the bricks matched the sample and will be used as directed.
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Ellwood City
Stoltz
Many Local People Purchase New Homes
Ellwood City Pa June 22 Several homes have been purchased by local people. Among them are W C Martins property on Glenn avenue purchased by Myron Gelbach of Spring avenue Gail Morrison of the Fourth ward has purchased the property on Spring avenue now occupied by Myron Gelbach George Dambach has purchased the Butler home on Fourth street now being occupied by A H Aiken and family Ellwood City Personal s Warren G Dunaway and John Bortner of Fairdhance Fa visited friends on Ellwood Wednesday evening Harold Campbell of Pittsburgh is visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs far B Yabin of Spring avenue Mrs George Fike of Clarksburg is G W Fike of Crescent avenue Milton Pickel and Mr and Mrs Urbank of Ambridge are visiting friends in Ellwood Frank Shaffer of Third street was a business caller in Pittsburgh Thursday G Zeman of Evans City was business visitor in Ellwood today Mr and Mrs B W Applebaum and family of Lawrence avenue were Cascade Park visitors last evening George Brown of Flint street spent Thursday with friends in vorland Mr and Mrs Broadhead of Jamestown N Y returned home today after making an extended visit with Mr and Mrs Peter Schenck of Second street Min s Velma Aiken of Fourth street attended the dance at Cascade Park last evening Mr and Mrs W J Moore of Pittsburgh Circla were business callers in New Castle today Mrs Elizabeth Carpenter of New Castle was the guest of her son Fred Carpenter and wife of Glenn avenue yesterday PRACTICE FOR PLAY ELLWOOD OGITY Pa June 22 Members of the Mary Breaden Circle of the Wurtemburg L P church are practicing for the play to be given in the near future The name of the play is Clubbing a Husband
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Ellwood City
W. C. Martin
Glenn Avenue
Myron Gelbach
Spring Avenue
Gail Morrison
Fourth Ward
George Dambach
Butler
Fourth Street
A. H. Aiken and
Harold Campbell
Pittsburgh
Far B. Yabin
George Fike
Clarksburg
G. W. Fike
Crescent Avenue
Milton Pickel
Urbank
Ambridge
Ellwood
Frank Shaffer
Third Street
Fittsburgh
G. Zeman
Evans City
W. J. Moore
New Castle
Elizabeth Carpenter
Fred Carpenter
Overworked Mothers Seek Relief From Aches With Compound
Hundreds of letters in this paper praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for easing anxiety backache nervousness and sleeplessness among overworked mothers who strive to keep homes neat and children dressed. The remedy has served women for nearly fifty years restoring health and strength.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Mayrs Wonderful Remedy Promises Quick Wife Recovery
A man credits Mayr's Wonderful Remedy with rapid improvement in his wife's chronic ailments after ten years of pain. He claims the preparation clears catarrahal mucus from the intestines and reduces inflammation linked to stomach and liver complaints. The ad offers a money back guarantee and lists MeckKee's Kut Hate and druggists as sellers.
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Mayr
Miss Nancy Taylor to attend Bible School in Brush Creek Pa
Miss Nancy Taylor of Ashland Avenue has been selected as a delegate from Madison Avenue Christian Sunday School to attend the State Sunday School training at Brush Creek Pennsylvania starting July 24. She will study two weeks within a six week term as part of a large Pennsylvania turnout, with instructors and many young attendees expected.
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Nancy Taylor
Ashland Avenues
Madison Avenue
Uncle John's Lurid Past
Elsie and Harold confront a shady uncle John whose rooms at the Chatham hotel betray a life of liquor and gambling while a will reveals a romance with Mrs Pelham. The family debates his character as they learn of a hidden past and a late confession of love, ending with questions about his true nature.
Unclear Remarks on Irrigation and Fertile Lands
Fragmentary text reflects a Globe-Democrat quote on speech habits and a speculative note about canals irrigating around the Dead Sea. Mentions fertile areas and cultivation potential, with garbled phrasing and missing context.
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Jordan
Dead Sea
Food and iron rich produce and orchard bird work
Foodstuffs and their iron content noted with beefsteak grains beans spinach cabbage and dried fruit rich in iron. A Massachusetts ornithologist restored an old orchard damaged by pests between 1800 and 18? by attracting birds, leading to healthier trees and fruit with careful management.
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Massachusetts
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Lafayette Terrace
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Chatham Hotel
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