United Presbyterians Plan Picnic in Ewing Park Grove
United Presbyterian Sunday school and church members will picnic at Ewing Park in Ellwood City on Wednesday afternoon and evening. Transportation machines will be at the church between 2 and 3 o clock for those without cars. Families are urged to bring cups glasses forks and spoons with their food baskets. Numerous contests are planned for the afternoon and members expect a cheerful event.
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Ellwood City
Church of the United Presbyterian Denomination
Ewing Park
Transportation Committee
Entertains Club At Bridge Dinner
Mrs. Harry Parthmore hosted the Dinner Bridge Club in Ellwood City at the Country Club dining room. Covers were laid for 16, dinner served at 6 30, and four tables featured large bowls of roses as card areas.
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Ellwood City
Country Club
Harry Parthmore
Wayne Avenue
Dinner Bridge Club
Mrs N C Martin Hosts Elwood City Bridge Club
Mrs W C Martin of Spring Avenues entertained the 1925 Bridge Club at her home in Ellwood City Pa last evening Bridge was the main pastime with Mrs Karl Kamperman receiving favor Afterward refreshment were served Guests included Mrs Thomas Foust Mrs William Thomas Mrs Tony Turner Mrs Audrey Cunningham Mrs Karl Kamperman Mr Dunbar Mr Frank Gardner Mr Walter Levere Mr Jay Buquo Mr Clifford McDane and Mrs Harry Atkinson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
W. C. Martin
Spring Avenues
Bridge Club
Karl Kamperman
Mesdames
Thomas Foust
William Thomas
Tony Turner
Audrey Cunningham
Dunbar
Frank Gardner
Walter Levere
Jay Buquo
Clifford McDane
Harry Atkinson
North Sewickley to Meet Bell A. C.s Tonight
Ellwood City Pa June 22 North Sewickley baseball team will face the Bell A C s at Frisco field this evening at 6:00 oclock.
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Ellwood City
North Sewickley
Bell A. C
Frisco Field
Organ Recital At Presbyterian Church By Hugh Porter
Hugh Porter famed pipe organist will give a recital in the church auditorium, presenting a program to showcase his instrument mastery before an gathered audience at the Presbyterian Church.
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Presbyterian Church
Ellwood City, Pa
Hugh Porter
Pipe Organ Fame
Organ concert by renowned pianist thrills local audience
At the First Presbyterian church tonight a young pianist described as the "artist of the keys" will perform on new organs. His performances, praised for captivating tone and technique, have drawn hundreds of music lovers to the event.
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First Presbyterian Church
MacMurdo Second in Discus at Pittsburgh Carnival
Ellwood City star Tom MacMurdo finished second to Gibby Welsh in the discus at the Pittsburgh Press track carnival at Pitt Stadium on Saturday. MacMurdo surpassed Cal Hubbard of Geneva and Archibald of the Pittsburgh Athletic Association as Welsh set a new meet record of 188 feet 8 inches.
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Ellwood City
Tom MacMurdo
Ellwood City High School
Gibby” Welsh
Pittsburgh Press
Pitt Stadium
MacMurdo
Cal Hubbard
Geneva
Archibald
Pittsburgh Athletic Association
Welch
Adult Classes Join In Big Ham Fry
The First Presbyterian Sunday school adult division is invited by the C A Martin class to attend a Ham Fry at Cascade Park on Wednesday evening. Members will depart at 6 PM from the church in cars, each bringing ham and a covered dish. Classes include Welcome Bible led by J W Humphrey, Brotherhood Bible led by Dr Patterson, Mrs Martins, and Mrs H W Smiths.
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Ellwood City
First Presbyterian Sunday School
C. A. Martin
Cascade Park
Welcome
J. W. Humphrey
Brotherhood
Brotherhood Bible Class Taught By Dr. Patterson
Reception Honors Reformed Minister
Rev. Hugh D. Maxwell new Immanuel Reformed minister and family will be honored at a Friday reception by the congregation. A varied program with special music and speeches will precede a lunch served by committee members Mrs. Lawrence Hessert Miss Jessie Thomas and Miss Lois Moon.
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Ellwood City
Hugh D. Maxwell
Immanuel Reformed Church
Lawrence Hessert
Jessie Thomas
Lois Moon
Local church classes host varied events tonight
The ladies class of Wampum Presbyterian Sunday school will be entertained by Bell Memorial church Class number two at the church auditorium with J. F. Cornelius as teacher. Girl Scout troop 3 will meet at Hartman school Thursday evening with scoutmistress Mrs. Dr. H. Gold instead of Monday.
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Ellwood City
Wampum Presbyterian Sunday School
Bell Memorial Church
J. F. Cornelius
Hartman School
Dr. H. Gold
Mrs Harry L Clark Jr Undergoes Operation in Shenango Valley
Mrs Harry L Clark Jr of Ellwood New Castle formerly of this city underwent an operation at Shenango Valley Hospital and is doing nicely.
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Ellwood City
Harry L. Clark, Jr
Ellwood
New Castle
Shenango Valley Hospital
Majestic Theater Showcases The Blind Goddess with Jack Holt
Jack Holt stars in The Blind Goddess at the Majestic Theater. Evening performances promise classic drama and stage presence from the beloved actor.
Ellwood City Personal News Briefs
Mr and Mrs Bert Rupp of Crescent Avenue return from a trip to Canada and Detroit. Mr and Mrs D R Williams with Miss Carrie Hazen visited Greenville at Rev Bred Funk former local Baptist pastor’s home. Mr and Mrs Edward Christly attend a postmasters convention at Slippery Rock. Nick Shuler and Carl Lundgren attended the Pittsburgh St Louis game in Pittsburgh yesterday. Mr and Mrs Hugh Holiday and family motor to Tarentum Sunday. Mr and Mrs J H Wherle and J E Fontaine of Pittsburgh were guests of Mr and Mrs Joe Shuler.
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Ellwood City
Bert Rupp
Crescent Avenue
Canada
Detroit
D. R. Williams
Carrie Hazen
Greenville
Bred Funk
Edward Christly
Slippery Rock
Nick Shuler
Carl Lundgren
Pittsburgh
Hugh Holiday
Tarentum
J. H. Wherle
J. E. Fontaine
Joe Shuler
Shuler Family Outing to Cascade Park in Afternoon
The Shuler family and guests motored to Cascade Park in the afternoon, enjoying a family outing at the park location along Lawrence avenue.
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Lawrence Avenue
Shuler
Cascade Park
New Sidewalks Planned for New Castle Library Property
Bids are invited for cement walks along Jefferson and North street frontages of the New Castle Free Public Library. Officials expect completion in a couple weeks. Recent landscaping has improved the lawn rear and side. sidewalks will run to the curbline replacing the old path.
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Jefferson Street
North Street
New Castle
Peach Crop Survey Planned After Wool Clip In Lawrence County
Farm Agent H. R. McCulloch will survey the peach crop situation once the wool clip collection ends in Lawrence County. Little damage is expected from the peach borer but recent erratic weather may have hurt prospects slightly.
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Lawrence County
H. R. McCulloch
Special Evangelistic Services At Hoover Heights
A deep interest and good attendance mark the Hoover Heights tabernacle meetings led by evangelist Wade Patrick of Alliance Ohio. He preached A Common Salvation Monday and is set to speak on A Vision with special music tonight. The service starts at 7 45.
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Hoover Heights
Allegheny General Baptist Assoc Meets in Union Church
Plans are completed for the Allegheny General Baptist Association and Woman's Auxiliary to meet at Union Baptist Church on Tuesday July 20 for four days. Delegates from 219 churches will attend. The entertainment committee is preparing for delegate entertainment. Rev D Henderson is pastor of the association church.
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Allegheny General Baptist Association and Woman's Auxiliary
Union Baptist Church
D. Henderson
Association Church
Motorist Held After Boys Death in Jeannette
Alvin Shisko, eight, died in Jeannette after a car believed driven by Tony Agona struck him, fracturing his skull. Agona was released on bail pending an inquest.
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International News Service
Jeannette
Alvin Shisko
Tony Agona
Agona
Shisko
Connell Grades 21 000 Pounds Of Wool Here Monday
Twenty seven thousand pounds of wool were graded at the Lawrence County Wool Growers Association warehouse Monday marking the first day of the 1926 pooling. W B Connell, veteran wool expert from Penn State College, oversaw the work. The wool showed uniform quality and pooling continued Tuesday and Wednesday with total expected to surpass last year’s 60 000 pounds.
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Lawrence County Wool Gowers’ Association
W. B. Connell
Penn State College
Man Loses Arm After Train Collision on Pan Handle Bridge
International News Service reports a man believed to be Louis Paris of Cleveland, 35, had his right arm torn off when struck by a train on the Panhandle Bridge of the Pennsylvania Railroad. He crawled to safety along the ties above the Monongahela River and was found bleeding and partly conscious by the train crew. A makeshift tourniquet saved him from further loss of blood. physicians say the condition is serious but he will live at Mercy Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Pittsburgh
Panhandle
Pennsylvania Railroad
Louis Paris
Cleveland
Ohio
Monongahela River
Mercy Hospital
Epworth M E Bible School Picnic Planned for June 23
Epworth M E Bible School and Church announce a Wednesday June 23 picnic at the Weingartners home on Butler Road. The event features a sports program led by Harry Day with activities from 4:30 pm onward, followed by vesper services at 7:45 pm. Transportation will be provided with shuttles from Butler Avenue and Hast Washington Street between 3:00 and 6:30 pm.
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Epworth M. E. Bible School
George T. Weingartner
Butler Road
Harry Day
Homer B. Davis
Butler Avenue
Washington Street
Calderwood Leaves for Europe on Latin Study Trip
Dr. A J Calderwood dean of Grove City College departs for Europe to take a summer course in Latin. He has long headed the college Latin department and will study abroad this season.
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Calderwood
Europe
A. J. Calderwood
Grove City College
Sesqui Grounds Open to Visitors on Sundays Starting July 4
The Sesqui Centennial Exposition will open on Sundays from July 4 after a board decision. Philip H. Gadsen, president of the Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce, urged seven day access following the board vote.
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Sesqui
International News Service
Philadelphia
Philip H. Gadsen
Aluminum Company Probe Resumes In FTC Hearing
In Pittsburgh on June 22, the FTC continued its probe into monopoly charges against the Aluminum Company of America. George R. Gibbon, VP and secretary, appeared as the day’s first witness and was expected to address testimony given by F. X. Paterson, a special FTC investigator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Napolitano
Dick St
Pittsburgh
International News Service
Geo. R. Gibbon
Aluminum Company of America
Federal Trade Commission
Gibbon
F. X. Paterson
Independent aluminum firms pressured by larger concern
The trade commission noted small independent aluminum firms hesitated to complain about alleged practices by a dominant firm. Patterson cited Landers Frary and Clark and Aluminum Products Manufacturing of New Britain Conn as independents fearing retaliation. Hearings had run for months but were adjourned to allow Aluminum Company of America to finish its income tax returns.
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Patterson
Landers, Frary and Clark
Aluminum Products Manufacturing Company of
New Britain
Scientists Seek Restore for Pearls Lost Lustre
For ages scientists have sought unsuccessfully for a method to restore the original lustre to pearls that have lost their shine.
Ladies Aided During Exercises At Playground Flag Raisings
Mrs W H Hanger prepared the program for flagraising at the playgrounds yesterday. Aides named include Mrs Howard Kirk at Gaston park Mrs Louis Gordon at Croton Mrs Stewart Thompson at West Side Mrs David Ritchie at McCreary avenue and Mrs E T Layng in charge. Miss Phyllis Beal supervises playground activities.
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W. H. Hanger
Gaston Park
Howard Kirk
Croton
Louis Gordon
West Side
Stewart Thompson
McCreary Avenue
David Ritchie
E. T. Layng
Phyllis Beal
Uses of Peanuts in Industrial Products Remain Wide
The passage notes peanuts are employed in producing artificial milk and butter as well as oils, face cream and powder, ink and wood stains, indicating diverse industrial applications beyond food use.
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United Presbyterian
Park Grove
Mrs. N. C. Martin
Bell A. C’s
The
Youngstown Towel Supply Co
Penn-Ohio Towel Supply Co
North Avenue
Youngstown
Myones
New Castile
Pe Columbiana
Palestine
Pennsylvania
Niles
Ter
West Virginia
Darlington
Majestic Theater
Jack Holt
Cuthura
Ada Bold Ladorson
Depa H
Malden
Maas
Cuticura
Sells- Floto Circus
Art Adair
Sells-Piloto
Hannaford
Lawrence
Haney’s
Friendly Store
A. Gwynn Morang
Boston
Mass
New England
Aluminum Company
Probe
E. Washington Street
Harrison
New Castle, Pa
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