Silver Agreement May Develop At World Conference
India backs the American plan for silver remonetization as world economic talks proceed. Sir George Schuster told the silver subcommittee India will cooperate to raise silver prices and absorb surplus via a graduated scheme. Senator Pittman praised the accord and said all committee members support stabilizing silver to restore Far East trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George RF. Houmes
Aprvicu
Geological Museum
Lonlon
India
George Schuster
Key Pittman
Pittman
Sir George
Silver
India Wall
Far East
Storm No. Disturbance Ravages Ellwood City District
A severe late June storm hit this district between 1 and 3 pm causing heavy damage. Trees lost fruit and crops, gardens washed out, and livestock swept away. Lightning struck a small structure near Lilyville, damaging walls and windows, while residents Richard Crans and family escaped unharmed. A barn roof was torn off on the Zellenople road, and roads including the ash road from Wustemburg to Frisco were washed out, leaving many routes closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Geel
Lilyville
Richard Crans
John Stitch
Wustemburg
Frisco
Ellwood City Tops Beaver Falls In League Game
Ellwood City nine edged Beaver Falls 4 to 3 at Lincoln Field to claim their second straight win in Beaver County League. Freddie Sanders delivered a clutch two out homer in the bottom of the final inning with bases empty to break the 3 all deadlock. Umpires were Fleming and Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Brith
Lincoln Field
Beaver
Freddie Sanders
Lightning Strikes Home Here Sunday
Ellwood City reports a lightning strike at 820 Line Avenue during a 2 30 pm electrical storm caused a small house fire. Prompt fire department action limited damage to a two story frame home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Frank Cooney
Leech Reunion Held Saturday in North Sewickley
The annual Leech reunion gathered 75 people Saturday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George McQuiston in North Sewickley township. A deli cious picnic dinner followed with a business meeting electing David Walker as president and John M Hour as vice president among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
George McQuiston
North Sewickley Township
David Walker
John M. Hour
Robert Lutz
Sharp Johns
William Travis
John M. Houk
Wiliam R. Sanders
Robert Tutz
Indiana
Butler
Camp Cor E-Q
Aiken Family Holds Sixteenth Annual Reunion
Ellwood City, June 26. The sixteenth annual reunion of descendants of Robert and Sarah Henry Aiken gathered at Cascade Park with about fifty relatives and friends. A group of ladies served a bountiful picnic dinner, and attendees shared chat and reminiscences. Officers elected for 1934 include President A. H. Gardner, Vice President Clarence Aiken, Secretary Mrs. Peter Tillin, and Treasurer Herbert Aiken. Representatives from multiple Aiken families attended, with plans to meet again at Cascade Park on the fourth Saturday of June 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Robert
Sarah Henry Aiken
Cascade Park
A. H. Fardner
Elwood
Clarence Aiken
Peter Tillin
Herbert Aiken
Princeton
Lawrence Mershimer
John Shumaker
Main
Bludedorn
Gora Aiken
John Aiken
J. Gallaher
Samuel Hunt
Robert Gardner
A. H. Gardner
Pageants light up North Sewickley and Ellwood City
A large audience at Providence Baptist Church North Sewickley watched New Brighton Baptist church youth present The Prodigal Son with roles led by Miss Mildred Warren and a musical program by Mrs Smith and Mrs Cross. In Ellwood City another sacred play The Double Gift thrilled a seven member cast under Mrs Anne Jones McAnlis at the First Baptist Church. Community notices from Ellwood City recount tea, meetings, and church events with local residents listed among attendees and speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Providence Baptist Church
North Sewickley
New Brighton
Ellwoss City
Anne Jones McAnlis
Paul Roeloff
David Wdones, Jr
Ardinal Williams
David Williams
James Chapin
Charlotte Rodgers
Virginia
Maconsid
Local Playgrounds Draw Big Crowds in Elwood City
Elwood City reports Irish week play grounds attracted about 1200 daily on average over the past week. Shelby playground led attendance as volunteers staff the sites with schedules listing instructors by area and day while calls go out for more West End volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Elwood
City
Ray Wilson
Shelby
Wilson
North Side
Margaret Fehl
Ruth King
Jean Hunter
Margaret. Falschalszki
Walter Howel
Ralph Powell
Milo Morrison
Shelly
Adele Mondell
Robert Stevenson
Walter Howell
West End
Judd C. Turher
Ellwood City Clubs Hostess and Notices
Mrs Frank Beechery entertained the Five Hundred Club at her New Brighton road home with four tables of play. Sneed guests, high scores by Wiley and Carothers, guest favors to the Sneeds, refreshments to close. Also notices of church meetings and a parole of 16 year old John Dulla for three years after brass slessing incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vonn
Vscxson
Xseaver Falls
Walter Jackson
New Brighton Road
Lawrence Barnhart
Frankavenue
George Hayes
Butler
Grace Brun
Volant
Roy Conley
New Brighton
Sophia Bentrim
Lityville
George Gardner
Wilkinsburg
Sus ‘Lardiner
Wayne Townshi
Artha Coulter
New Castle
George Young
William Patterson
Kenhevh Vogt
Ellwood
Fred Prior
Rose Paint
Ellwood City
Frank Beechery
Five Hundred Club
James Sneed
Lee Wiley
James Carothers
John Dulla
R. L. Hildebrand
Eb Court
Professor Lovett and McKenna Held in Chicago Protest
Professor Robert M. Lovett of the University of Chicago and Thomas McKenna of the Chicago Civil Liberties League were seized by police during a demonstration in front of B Sopkin and Bons apron manufacturers on Chicago's south side. They were taken to a police station with no charges filed hours later. The protest involved about 1,500 dressmakers opposing wage cuts of $2 to $3 weekly. Lovett is known as a long time wage earner advocate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Chicago
Robert M. Lovett
University of Chicago
Thomas McKenna
Chicago Civil Liberties League
Nf B. Sopkin & Bons
Lovett
McKenna
Prof. Lovett
Nutrition Class To Set Diplomas For Graduation
Graduation exercises will be held Thursday at 2 oclock for the Nutrition Class of the Lawrence County Chapter American Red Cross. The twelve lesson course, started last spring, concludes with members Greta Thompson Ethel Bates Clara Carpenter Helen Gonda Katherine McIntyre Winifred Scott Maud Comstock Mary Hitchison Melissa McVehey Florence Pilgrim Aimee Sheets Dorothy Viewey all of New Castle New Wilmington. The class is under the Lawrence County Chapter Nutrition Department led by chairlady Miriam Cosel and members Paul Rowland George Knox William Wallace James Eagan Kathryn A Hite. The public is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence County
American Red Cross
Greta Thompson
Ethel Bates
Clara Carpenter
Helen Gonda
Katherine McIntyre
Winifred Scott
New Castle
Maud Comstock
Mary Hitchison
Melissa McVehey
Florence Pilgrim
Aimee Sheets
Dorothy Viewey
New Wilmington
Nutrition Department
Miriam Cosel
Paul Rowland
George Knox
Willam Wallace
James Eagan
Kathryn A. Hite
Beauty Chaperon Sought for New York Pageant in September
A local call seeks a beauty chaperon for a New York beauty pageant held in September. The role involves supervising contestants, ensuring decorum, and coordinating backstage activities at the event venue. Potential applicants should have experience with pageantry, event backstage coordination, and reliable transportation.
Mother of Three Stabbed to Death in Greensburg Pa
Greensburg Pa June 26 News Service Mrs Princes M Clemens 25 mother of three children was stabbed to death by a boarder whom she had told to move for rumors about him slaying A sister Olive Davis 17 was lightly wounded Frye 21 stabbed himself after the attack He fled upstairs to his room then tried to kill himself on the stairs Miss Davis said Frye later survived his self harm and is in serious condition at a local hospital
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T News Service
Greensburg
Princes M. Clemens
Robert Prye
Tnen
Olive Davis
Miss Davis
Frye
Glass Workers Out On Strike In Jeannette Pa
In Jeannette Pennsylvania deputy sheriffs guard the Glass company plant as several hundred workers walk out over wage demands. Three hundred men and 40 women quit after the company refused to raise pay. Men seek 30 to 60 cents an hour, women 36 cents. women say they currently earn 18 cents. A conference yielded recognition of the shop committee and improved sanitary conditions but no wage settlement. Six deputies kept order as tensions remained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Jeannette
Jeanette Glass Company
Company Olfijaala
Driving Permit Restored to Local Man in Harrisburg
Harrisburg June 26 The bureau of highway patrol and pty withdrew the licenses of 102 drivers in the week ending June 21. Five percent were revoked and 49 suspended. Privileges were restored to 68 with evocations year to date 12168 and suspensions 1811. No Lawrence County names appeared. William Bauder of 1040 Beckford Street had a previously suspended license restored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aernational News Service
Harrisburg
Bureau of Highway Patrol and Pty
Lawrence
William Bauder
Beckford Street
New Trial Refused in McCormick Case
Judge R L Hildebrand denied a new trial in the McCormick vs Kelley wage dispute. The suit claimed 10 per week, Kelley argued 7, with 73 weeks and 3 days worked minus 42 5 paid. Jury awarded plaintiff 720.10 dollars, to be paid per court ruling. Licenses Issued at Mercer Marriage licenses reported for New Castle area on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Hildebrand
S. R. McCormick
Charles R. Kelley
McCormick
Kelley
Thea
Mercer
Girls Arrive at Camp Eastbrook for Twelve Day Session
A crowd of girls arrived at Camp Eastbrook this afternoon to begin a twelve day program under the W C A unit. More room for campers is announced as over thirty arrived, many staying on from last week. The schedule includes handcrafts, a toy orchestra, newspaper work, swimming, dramatics, and various sports with visitors night planned for next Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp East Rook
Jean West
Evelyn McMichael
Paty
Joan Preston
Jane Brennaman
Eleanor Emery
Jean Parker
Jeannette Ruwkin
Isabelle Douglas
Georgia Howland
Nancy Ellen Blaine
Patricia Taylor
Hazel Ann Mark
Shisley Tobin
Mary Ofterdinger
Dorothy Wallace
Dorothy Mae Sturdy
Jean Miller
Etnet Broadman
Eleanor Walace
Jessie Ofterdinger
Georgianna Truby
Rena Conn
Mary Strauss
Helen Cwynar
Virelma Mitchell
Rey Parker
Mildred Buskirk
Wanda Wynder
Betty Jane Kison
Lois Brennaham
Betty Broadsan
Marriage Licenses and a Measles Case Report
Marriage licenses listed for Jesse T Turner Dorothy Pauling Perry Georgia Shephard Gordon C Warner Alberta M Perkus Frank Jayas Leona H McRae and Ernest McGuire with addresses in Youngstown Akron and Rochester. Measles cases reported for Charles Richards Lilian Muff Neal Street and 991 Franklin Avenue. city health officer Tr W Steen filed the report. A divorce suit was filed in Reno on Ralph H McPherson vs Mabel A McPherson, marriage 1920, cruelty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse T Turner
Deep Creek
Dorothy Pauling
Perrya Sen Era Eete
Grevesant
Paul R. Cole
Youngstown
Georgia Shephard
Gordon C. Warner
A ¥Rok
Alberta M
Perkus
Akron
Charles Richards
S & Musereet
Lilian Muff
Neal Street
Ernest McGuire
Franklin Avenue
Tr. W
Steen
Reno
Fie
Ralph H. McPherson
Mabel A. McPherson
Rochester
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Beaver Falls
Fred Senders
Fleming and Smith
Dallenbach
Brown
Chotiner
Assini
Beamen
Hartze
R. H. E. Ellwood
Cowie
Sanders
Iitl
Shacken
Campbell
Neff
Poholsky
Volpeto
Marsnail
Bose
Bulle
Foholsky
Ifft
Itt
Charles Parker
Fr.sco
Weller
Riverview
Unit
Francis Kirk
William Kissick
Pearl Young
Glenn Gallaher
Orvile Harper
Charles Hessier
Jerry Johnston
Second Street
Charles McKim
Hazel Avenue
Herbert Baker
Pittsburgh Circle
Katherine Gale
Fifth Street
Edward Sweeney Jr
Fountain Avenue
Peuline Boots
R. D. No
Charles Myers
Koppel
Joseph Pogozelec
R. D
Bell Memorial Bluyood City
Allison Memorial
James Badger
Warthemburg
Leo Badger
Ralph Badger
Beulah
June
Mary Elizabeth
George
Washington
John McKinney
Darleen
Lester Pander
Donald Hepler
Dontald
Ruth Badger
Jack Bur~ Ioughs
Earl Badger
Iosoo Badge
Wns
Jacob Glasser
Richard Wilney
Sumner Badger
Wurtemburg
Harry Hillard
Albert Prye
Agnes Norris
Leech
VA. Pa
Young Women’s Missionary Society
Frayer
Cherus
Fillaburgh
United Presbyterian Church
First Baptist
B. G. Osterhouse
First Baptist Church
Sty
First Presbyterian
Slippery Rock
Trinity Lutheran
Girl Scouts
Dorothy Tom
Aiken
M. E. Church
Friendship Circle
Edward Dunkle
Clover Avenue
Reed Hall
J. M. Weiling
R. A. Little
Joshua
Bellwoul
Alex
W. EB. Caughey
Wurtemburg U. F
First United Presbyterian Church
Syria Mosque
Pittsburgh
Caughey
Beaver Valley
Rebekah Lodge
Ellwood Giy
First National Bank
Ellwood Personals
Frank Beechem
First Presbyterian Ellwood Gity
Thomas 4A. Wilson
Rebecca McConahy
Missionary Society i
H. BR. Smith
Christian Church
Bethany
Schweiger Hall
League
Robert W. Hingham
Kentucky
U. S
London
Fun House
New York
Belgium
In Europa
Greensburg, Pa
Young Boarder
Jeannette Glass Company
W.C. A
Frank Jayas
Mary Manilow
Dutchland Leona H. McRae
Youngstorn
Youngstoan
Gies ‘Ey Aoe
Florsheim
Matrix Shoes
Davis Shoe CO
Atrataght Fisk Tires
Melvin's
Tydal Station
South Side
Park Ave
Moravia Street
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