Stock Market Firmed After Earlier Break On Dollar Decline
New York yesterday saw the stock market firm after an unexpected break, aided by a dollar decline and upbeat weekend trade reviews. Leaders like Steel, Chrysler, General Motors, and N Y Central rose above close, while bonds gained irregularly. Tobaccos surged on record tobacco production. rails benefited from a forecast of a 25,000 car week-over-week traffic gain. Southern Pacific remained in demand. farm stocks held firm as grains retreated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
New York
France
Steel
Chrysler
General Motors
N. Y. Central
Southern Pacific
American Can
Allied Chemical
American Telephone
Livestock Market Report From Pittsburgh
Livestock sales in Pittsburgh on June 23 show cattle receipts of 500 with varied weights and grades, hogs 3500 with prices mostly 10 cents lower, sheep and lambs 1000 with steady demand, prime wethers 235-275 and lambs 700-800, calves 250 with good veals at 550. Bulls and fisch cows listed in lower ranges.
Produce and Dairy Prices at Pittsburgh Market in June
Pittsburgh reports steady produce with moderate demand and supply. Poultry prices cover colored and leghorn hens and broilers, roosters, ducks, geese, turkeys, and toms. butter scores and egg receipts listed. vegetables show steady tomato stock, cabbage futures weaker in Ohio and New Jersey hampers, Maryland hampers.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
So. O
Mississippi
Ohio
New Jersey
Maryland
Hay And Gram Prices Reported In Pittsburgh Market
Pittsburgh June 23 hay and grain prices listed for oats corn and wheat with color coded by grade. Timothys and clover prices shown across multiple grades and condition notes. Straw values for oat and wheat straw are provided.
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Pittsburgh
Timothy
City Halls Moves To Restrict Wrecking Yards
City planners urged council action and directed Solicitor Robert White to draft an ordinance tightening controls on auto wrecking plants and junk yards in light and heavy industrial zones. The move follows a planning recommendation aimed at stricter zoning enforcement and environmental safeguards.
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Solons
City Hall
Robert White
Trainriders discharged after Pennsy patrol arrest
Four riders on a Cleveland to Pittsburgh passenger train were nabbed by Patrolman Mont Richards of the Pennsylvania Railroad. After paying a small fine, Alderman Wallace J. Ewing discharged them.
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Mont Richards
Pennsylvania Railroad
Cleveland-Pittsburgh
Wallace J. Ewing
Donation Day Planned by Trinity Lutheran Society
Ellwood City residents prepare for Zelienople Orphanage Visitation and Donation Day on July 9. Women’s Missionary Society names ward volunteers and collection items including fruit, baked goods, jams, clothes, and shoes. Donations due at the orphanage by 9 a m June 29 and at the local church June 28 evening. A July 19 Camp Con E-Q picnic is planned.
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Ellwood City
Henry Eicholtz
Women’s Missionary Society
Trinity Lutheran Church
Crescent Avenue
C. E. Hollerman
Rev. C. White
Zelienople
George Garmon
John Strodecker
Camp Con E-Q
Garman
Fleischer
Wehman
Robert Mellon
Martha Cosby Class Holds Regular Meeting
In Elldwood City the Martha Cosby Class of the U P church met at Miss Janet Stroup’s Wayne avenue home with 19 present. Miss Stroup led devotionals and Mrs Edward Butler presided over business. A July 21 fete was planned with a general committee of Miss Battersby Newton and Dambach. Mrs Dorothy Patterson, recently wed, received a kitchen shower. Refreshments ended the evening.
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Ellwood City
Martha Cosby
U. P. Church
Janet Stroup
Wayne Avenue
Joseph Young
Dorothy Patterson
Grace Harbison
Mrs W E Bayers Hosts Contrast Club Meeting
Mrs W E Bayers entertained Contrast Club members at her Pershing street home in Ellwood City. Bridge at two tables produced high scores for Mrs Winnifred Bell of New Castle and Mrs Charles Morrow of Ellwood City.
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Ellwood City
W. E. Bayers
Contrast Club
Pershing Street
Winnifred Bell
New Castle
Charles Morrow
Bible School Closes After Record Attendance
Ellwood City June 23 The two weeks Bible school of the United Presbyterian Church held its final session at nine this morning with a record attendance. The school averaged over 75 students daily and eight teachers worked throughout the course. Rev. F Russell Schillinger of Ellwood City provided valuable assistance.
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Ellwood City
The
United Presbyterian Church
F. Russell Schillinger
Ladies Guild Picnic at Knox Church Grounds
An attendance of 50 gathered at the Knox Presbyterian church Ladies Guild picnic at the home of Mr and Mrs Hugh Hardie in North Sewickley. The group quilted in the afternoon and shared a lawn supper at 6 30. They closed the day with games and invite members to return next Thursday to finish work and hold the monthly business meeting at 2 o’clock.
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Ellwood City
Knox Presbyterian Church
Hugh Hardie
North Sewickley
Ladies of the G. A. R. hold regu lar meeting in K. of P. Hall
Ellwood City residents report the G. A. R. ladies will meet tonight at eight o'clock in the K. of P. Hall on Fourth Street. Their planned threen dinner for today is postponed to a later cold weather date.
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Ellwood City
Ladies of the
K. of P. Hall
Fourth Street
B. V. M. Takes Lead In Church League
B V M baseball jumped to first place after a 5-1 win over Community in Lincolnfield Thursday evening. Community suffered its first defeat in seven starts, scoring in the first inning the only run of the game while B V M answered with three runs in the third and added two more later.
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Ellwood City
Community
Lincolnfield
Stolen Bases Propel Team Amid Errors and Strikes
Smileck and Batchellie interact with Mundo and Smileck as the game notes multiple stolen bases. Mundo and Ferruci steal. F Sanders delivers a sacrifice. Latiano is hit by a pitch. Jamison and Dombeck issue walks and strikeouts dominate. Umpires were J Sanders and McCaslin.
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B.V.M. A.E
Batchellie
Mundo
Smileck
M. Sanders
F. Sanders
Ferruci
T. Latiano
R. Latiano
Dombeck
Boone
Blaine
Marshall
Meno
B. V.M
Ewe
Mun
Jamison
J. Sanders
McCas~lin
Friends Surprise Harry Hazens On Anniversary
Ellwood City June 23 Mr and Mrs Harry Hazen were surprised at their Wurtemburg home by a circle of friends celebrating their tenth wedding anniversary. The guests enjoyed games and music, with a repast served by Mrs James Hazen and Mrs Rodger Elliott.
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Ellwood City
Harry Hazen
Wurtemburg
James Hazen
Rodger Elliott
Francis Eyth
Edward Bowles
Florence Weingartner
Robert Allen
Hazen
Frances
Election of Officers at Women’s Service Club Meeting
The Women’s Service Club of Wurtemburg will hold a regular meeting on Tuesday evening June 27 at Ketler’s garage starting at 7 30. Officers for a one year term will be elected during the session.
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Ellwood City
Women’s Service Club of
Plans Announced For Ellwood City Girl Scout Camp
Ellwood City announces the annual Girl Scout camping period at the Wurtemburg cabin starting Monday and ending Friday. Dorothy Tomb will supervise with an instructor staff. girls assemble by bus at Central School and Ewing Park Bridge no later than 9 AM. bring lunch cup note pencil cushion wash dress or gym attire. Knox group excluded.
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Ellwood City
Girl Scouts
Wurtemburg
Dorothy Tomb
Central School
Lawrence Avenue
Fifth Street
Fountain Avenue
Ewing Park Bridge
Knox
Canfield Club Hosts Card Party in Elwood City
Canfield Club members and guests gathered at Mrs. E. A. Garwig’s home on Spring avenue for an enjoyable card party night. More than 54 attended with 500 and bingo the main diversions. High scores went to Mrs. Gladys Roumour Mrs. Marie Meisel and Mrs. Minnie Anderson for 500 and to Mrs. Suzzone Stevenson and Mrs. Iva Foresythe for bingo. Refreshments were served by the hostess and helpers. A picnic is planned for July 27 at a location to be announced.
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Ellwood City
Canfield Club
E. A. Garwig
Spring Avenue
Gladys Roumour
Marie Meisel
Minnie Anderson
Financial Talk Heard By Rotary Club
Ellwood City Rotary Club members heard Norman Mortenson, formerly of First National Bank, speak at the weekly meeting at First Presbyterian church on currency inflation and banking. The talk was enlightening and well received as plans were made to install new officers next week.
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Ellwood City
Rotary Club
First Presbyterian Church
Norman Mortenson
First National Bank
Mortenson
Court of Review for Boy Scouts Held at Shelby Social Club
The last Boy Scout court of review for the summer takes place this evening at 7 15 in the Shelby Social Club. All Scouts seeking class or merit badges must attend to receive awards at the next court of honor.
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Ellwood City
Shelby
Gordon Returns From Ashland Visit To Ellwood City
Gray Gordon son of Mr and Mrs N J Gordon of College street Ellwood City has come back from Ashland Kentucky where he worked for several weeks with his uncle He will stay two weeks before returning home
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Ellwood City
Gray Gordon
N. J. Gordon
College Street
Ashland
Young People's Union Cleans Basement for Service
The Young People's Christian Union of the United Presbyterian church works to clean the church basement in preparation for an upcoming special service. The effort takes place in Odd City on June 23.
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Odd City
Young People’s Christian Union of the
United Presbyterian Church
Hutchinsons Announce Arrival of Son in Germany
Mr and Mrs R C Hutchinson of Wur temburg announce the arrival of a son born Thursday June 22 at their home.
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Ellwood City
R. C. Hutchinson
Wurtemburg
Summer Communion at Ellwood City Advances to June 23
The M. E. church summer communion service in Ellwood City was moved up from July 2 to Sunday June 23 at 11 a.m. Local congregants are advised of the schedule change and to attend.
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Ellwood City
M. E
Ellwood Personalities and Visits Across Cities
Mrs. James Morrison of Ellport was a business caller at New Castle this afternoon. Albert Harris has returned to Knox after several days with relatives in Akron. Mrs. Lewis Wagner and Mrs. Michael Huber of Wurtemburg spent today with friends at New Castle. Mrs. David Shaffer of Rockdale is visiting for several days.
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Ellwood
James Morrison
Ellport
New Castle
Albert Harris
Knox
Akron
Lewis Wagner
Michael Huber
Wurtemburg
David Shaffer
Rockdale
Local residents visit and travel among New Castle area
Shoppers and visitors from Wurtemburg Ellwood Slippery Rock and Poland travel to and from New Castle. Families including Hazen Mouck Miller Glasser Willoughby Pierce McDaniel visit relatives. Kathryn McKelvey sustains foot injury at the Country Club. others plan or return from trips and hospital or home.
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Harry Hazen
James Hazen
Wurtemburg
New Castle
Ray Miller
Pittsburgh
J. W. Miller
North Sewickley
Kenneth Mouck
Thomas Law
Youngstown Road
Fred Peffer
Evans City
Kathryn McKelvey
Lorrain Ketler
Slippery Rock
Gorman Pierce
Karl Eichholtz
Rockdale
Carl Mathews
Jack Bowles
Ellwood
Moter
Constantine
Mich
Anna Mae McWitney
Helen Prebble
Zelienople
DeLight Gordon
College Street
Jack O'Neil
Castlewood Special Meetings Feature Ella Boger Speaker
Castlewood notes report special church meetings at the Castlewood C and M church on Saturday evening and Sunday with speaker Mrs Ella Boger of McDonald Pennsylvania. Other local visits and social updates follow including residents from Ellwood City Beaver Falls Warren and Portersville with numerous family visits and travel notes.
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Castlewood
Ella Boger
McDonald, Pa
Clarence Wiley
Clarence Lumley
Wiley Hill
Ellwood City
Charles Morrow
Mary Aiken
Beaver Falls
John
Amelia Connair
John Bowers
Roy Connair
Ed. Kirker
J. Allan Morrow
New Oastle
C. A. Morrow
Virgil Saxton
Pittsburgh
R. D. Amos
H. C. Copeland
Jimmy
Tom Copeland
Agnes Copeland
Warren, O
T. C. McDanel
Marie White
Julia McDanel
Betty Currie
Charles Adams
Norman Currie
Highland Heights
W. E. Currie
Weigletown
Ruth Currie
Portersville
Howard Currie
H. Currie
Relief workers to report Monday for project sites
Work on relief projects restarts at seven a m Monday June 26 as directed by Stanley Treser Director of City Improvements. Reported workers are those registered for July 3 and July 10 and will be assigned to Cascade boulevard Croton hill Gaston park and Ray and Sutton street quarries.
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City Improvements
Stanley Treser
Cascade Boulevard
Croton Hill
Gaston Park
Ray and
Sutton Street
Government Should Tax Wealth by Salesmen Trail
The remark suggests a method to seize income via the number of salesmen pursuing a man. It argues reform challenges stem from self-admission rather than dislike of reform. The tone is ironic about personal restraint and social pressure.
Property on Shenango Street Removed as Nuisance
Trnspector Henry Dysart reported to council at city hall that the Tilghman property 116 North Shenango Street is being removed amid claims by councilmen that it is a nuisance.
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Lone Star Gas
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Union Car & Car
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United Gas Impee Gaeteesavese
Vanadium Corp
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Erteeeree
McKeesport Tin Plate
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Radio Corp
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Council
Lutheran Missionary Society
Zelienople Orphanage
Mrs
Bible School
GUILD
G. A. R. Ladies
Tinton
Rossins
Hemmierva BincHane
Avexannra Bacon
Buckingham Palace
Miss Robbins
Canada
Miss Bacon
Rep. R. L. Bacon
N. Y
Miss Bingham
London
Mrs. Wells
Central Press
Church League
Harry Hazens
Scott
R. J. Scott
Wise
Charles L. Archbold
Cleveland,q
Kirpes
HE Hadaller
Ead
Girl Scout Cabin
Boy Scouts
Treser
Shenango Street
James J. Walker
James M. Cox
Cox
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Gracie
Stubby
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Clara
Central Press Association
Ait Young
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