Ellwood City Playground Attracts 3000 Children In Two Weeks
Ellwood City reports 3000 children visited Shel by playground grounds in the first two weeks of the season. Miss Alexander and Bradford oversee activities from 9 am to 5 30 pm with children using the grounds from dawn until dusk. A newly built running track draws Shelby plant workers in evenings as relay teams form for inter mill competition.
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Ellwood City
Alexander
Bradford
Shelby
Wurtemburg
Burnstown
Hazel Dell
Frisco
North Sewickley
Carnival To Be Shown Here Soon
Ellwood City announces a carnival set to open July 6 at the Westend show grounds. Earlier effort to involve the firemen failed due to merchant opposition. the upcoming event proceeds on its own responsibility.
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Ellwood City
Westend
Where Two and Two Do Not Make Four Sermon
Rev. W. N. Arnold will preach at the Christian church Ellwood City next Sunday morning on Where Two and Two Do Not Make Four. The evening subject will be Touching the Christ.
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Ellwood City
W. N. Arnold
The
Christian Church
Christ
Preparatory Services at U. P. Church Ellwood City
Preparatory services to communion were held last evening at the United Presbyterian church in Ellwood City conducted by Rev. J. Reade McCrorey.
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Ellwood City
United Presbyterian Church
J. Reade McCrorey
Grange Supper Draws Visitors From Ellwood City
A large group from Ellwood City traveled to Portersville for a grange supper. The meal was especially fine and a social after the dinner followed.
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Ellwood City
Portersville
The
Grange
Mountville to Host The Cunninghams July 1
The Mountville church schedules The Cunninghams, a society entertainment group, for an evening appearance in Mountville on July 1. The event is expected to be interesting.
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Ellwood City
Mountville Church
Cunninghams
Griffiths Hosts Students For Pittsburg Visit
Ellwood City June 27. R T Griffiths a noted music instructor hosted a motoring party to Pittsburg. Four cars carried his music pupils as guests for the day. The group spent the afternoon at Highland Park in Pittsburg.
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Ellwood City
R. T. Griffiths
Pittsburg
Griffiths
Highland Park
Lawn Social at Hazel Dell Church Draws Crowd
Ellwood City June 27. Class number three of Hazel Dell church held a lawn social last night with friends and relatives present. Ice cream and other refreshments were served. A good sum was realized from the venture.
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Ellwood City
Hazel Dell Church
Second Round of Nicholson Cup Golf Begins at Ellwood City
Ellwood City hosts the Nicholson cup tourney with sixteen golfers advancing to the second round at the Country Club. Officials expect competitive play and strong scores as the event continues.
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Ellwood City
Beware of Mercury Ointments for Catarrh and Hall's Cure
Warns against mercury containing catarrh ointments and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure by F P J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio, taken internally to treat catarrh. Advises ensuring genuine product and mentions Wall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
FP. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Toleco
Ohio
F. J. Cheney & Co
Price
T.c
Wall
Friends Show Surprise Shower To Young Couple In Edlwood City
In Edlwood City on June 27 Friends and relatives honored newlyweds Mr and Mrs James Gardner of Wayne township with a surprise home shower. Roy McCutcheon returns from Montana. A son born to Mr and Mrs Albert Arkwright of Third Street. Mrs Frank Long of Greenville visiting Mrs George Acuff. Edward French from Slippery Rock Normal School visiting Wurtzburg. Miss Mary Barcus returns home to Swissvale. Miss Thelma Harper visiting Barcus in Swissvale. Walter Whittaker heads to Toledo to visit sister Helen. Mrs Louis Streit recovering at home Hazel Dell after heart trouble.
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Ellwood City
James Gardner
Wayne Township
John Shoemaker
Roy McCutcheon
Montana
Albert Arkwright
Third Street
Frank Long
Greenville
George Acuff
Fourth Street
Edward French
Slippery Rock Normal School
Wurtemburg
Mary Barcus
Swissvale
Thelma Harper
Walter Whittaker
Toledo
Helen
Louis Streit
Hazel Dell
Me Oh I Was Just Sleeping Contingent Shelters Mayor
Three Preston avenue boarders confronted Mayor Tyler this morning after being awakened and questioned about noise. They claimed to be asleep when asked what they had done last night. Police did not testify, and the mayor released them after they cleaned the city jail for an hour or two.
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Preston Avenue
Tyler
Mike Roonneye
Adam Nickle
Lucas Shields
Airship May Fly In This City Soon
New Castle may host a flying machine exhibition soon. Mayor Tyler received a telegram from H. E. Treleven of Berger Aviation asking about past exhibitions and signaling an upcoming event. He noted Lincoln Beachey flew here years ago and that one previous aeroplane display occurred.
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New Castle
Tyler
H. E. Treleven
Berger Aviation Company
Treleven
McKeesport
Lincoln Beachey
Orphans Home Farm Outing Draws 2000 at Zelienople
More than 2,000 attendees joined the Lutheran Orphans' Home outing at Zelienople for the annual day of visitation. Funds raised reach 800 dollars with dinners and booths boosting the total. 105 children are enrolled with no deaths or illnesses reported.
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Lutheran Orphans’ Home
Zelienople
Pittsburg
Lawrence
Good Wheat Crop for Pennsylvania
Harrisburg June 27 There will be a bumper wheat crop in Pennsylvania this year said Secretary of Agriculture Critchfield today Our advices point to a crop far in excess of last year Hessian fly and wheat weevil have affected only local areas but damage was not serious and the overall yield is splendid Pennsylvania this year will be very proud of her wheat crop
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Critchfield
Dr J M Mealy to preach at Central Presbyterian
Dr J M Mealy of Sewickley formerly pastor of the Neshannock United Presbyterian church will fill the pulpit at Central Presbyterian church Sunday morning and evening.
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J. M. Mealy
Sewickley
Prsor
Neshannock United
Foster's Weather Prognostication of Early July 1914
Weather forecast from June 27 1914 notes a cross continent disturbance June 27 to July 1 a hot wave June 26 to 30 and a cool wave July 4. It warns of drought hurting corn and cotton markets with rain aiding crops in some areas while predicting severe storms and planetary alignments bringing extreme weather events across the globe. It urges readers to watch dates and news accounts for hurricanes earthquakes floods and other extremes.
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W. T. Foster
Washington, D. C
Great Central
Middle West
Pacific Coast
Pacific Slope
Great Central Valleys
Uranus
Jupiter
New Castle Business College Announces Largest Graduation Class
The largest class in the history of the New Castle Business College graduated Friday night at 8 from the First United Presbyterian church. The program included orchestral pieces, orations on railroads and banks, Anglo Saxon civilization, and business education, a class poem, and diplomas presented by Prof. G. E. Lyon. Graduates listed include Norman Earl Clark, John C. W. Copper, Floyd L. Copper, Nellie Loretta Moore, Alice G. Matthews, Sadie R. Hawkey, Katherine Leprich, Scott Dinsmore Wallace, and many others.
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New Castle Business College
First United Presbyterian Church
Ralph Copper
Nellie Moore
Sadie Hawkey
Norman Clark
Floyd Copper
Alice Matthews
J. H. Clemens
Marie Day
G. E. Lyon
Marie Barwell
Norman Earl Clark
John C. W. Copper
Ralph M
Copper
Floyd L. Copper
Marie Lee Day
Margaret Thaxton Day
Fred C
J. Fred Sheppard
Ralph Edward Taylor
Nettie Wilkofsky
Charles Irvine Wetmore
Scott Dinsmore Wallace
Ethel N. Schiedemantle
White and Son Add Silver Grey Ambulance and Invalid Carriage
White and Son funeral directors announce a new silver grey automobile ambulance and invalid carriage equipped with modern refinements. Services offered at the same regular prices as their horse drawn invalid carriage, with prompt courteous service to all patrons.
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White & Son
Stores to Close Harlansburg Stores Evening Hours
Advertises July and August store hours with daily closing at 8 p m except Saturday evenin g. Public notice lists Harlansburg locations and July August schedules.
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Harlansburg
Engineer J. W. Miller Leases St. Cloud Quarters
J. W. Miller, civil and mining engineer, has leased space in the St. Cloud building and will move in June 29. He will occupy room No. 207. The lease was made through Clare DuShane.
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J. W. Miller
St. Cloud
Clare DuShane
Realty transfers list shows small township deeds
Real estate transfers recorded include Wm. K. Allison to Susie M. Allison in Union township for 4 dollars, James R. Ralph to Frank Schwartz in the Eighth ward for 1770 dollars, Charles Krumm to George W. Deeds in Little Beaver township for 1 dollar, and Kate Kennelly to John F. Kennelly in the Third ward for 1 dollar.
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Wm. K. Allison
Susie M. Allison
Union Township
James R. Ralph
Frank Schwartz
Eighth Ward
Charles Krumm
George W. Deeds
Little Beaver Township
Kate Kennelly
John F. P. Kennelly
Third Ward
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Mountville
Ellwood City Personals
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Business College
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