Carselle is Buried LARGEST FUNERAL EVER HELD HERE
The Shelby Steel Tube plant paused one hour as thousands gathered for the funeral of Rocco Carzeile, former labor foreman, at Locust Grove cemetery. Clergy led rites after a home service by Rev Fr S Marina. A car ceremony and floral bouquets marked the solemn procession and plant officials paid tribute.
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Mreau
Eliwoug
Ellwood City
Jim
Shelby Steel Tube Company
Rocco Carzeile
Shelby
Fr. S. Marina
Marina
Bounguets
Tlawers
Funeral of Nocco Carselle Impresses Community
A large funeral in Shelby town honored Nocco Carselle, drawing hundreds from the local Italian community. The procession included dozens of Italian sacred societies, Sons of Italy and Mary, with 162 cars required to carry mourners to the cemetery. Floral tributes were lavish and costly, totaling over $1,400, reflecting widespread respect. The family thanks officials, Shelby company staff, and asks friends who received funeral seals to return tickets.
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Domn Start
Sons of Italy
A.W. Farseana
Ve ‘Trinello
Tutrsburg
Guy Carels
Nocco Carselle
Sons of Mary
Emmanuel J
Travan
Shelby Company
Onhem
Boy Scouts Grow Garden Near Brown Addition
Boy Scout Troop No 3 members prove farmers with a several acre plot near Brown addition set to yield a record breaking variety of foods. Harold Kerr leads planting many vegetables while Harold Infield cites a letter from former Scoutmaster Cole now in Engineer Reserve Corps at Oakmont.
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Ellwood Gity
Dune
Boy Scout Troop No. 3
Brown Addition
Troup
Harold Kerr
Harold Infield
Cole
Oakmony
Jatter
Hoy Scouta
Allegheny County
France
Keeley Church Quarterly Meeting in Elwood City
A two night quarterly meeting will be held at the Free Methodist Chapel of the Kerley appointment conducted by Sev A. W. M. Zalniser pastor of Bree Methodist church. The venue is ten miles from Waynean with sessions opening each night in the dark. Rev KB de Mooras of Meadville will attend as district sider and oversee arrangements.
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Elewdon City
Kerley
KB. de Mooras
Meadville
Phonograph Sold Amidst Suspected Theft Report
A phonograph was taken from a residence and later sold as officers investigate the incident. The suspect, a Mae resident, is tied to a 22 dollar charge. Police followed leads to the scene, with several individuals named in the early inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pytler
Cole Teoan
Mae Sention
Wiiliaaie
Wolea
Ellwood City Does Her Bit for Red Cross War Fund
Ellwood City citizens again prove their drive for the National Red Cross war fund with contributions near 910,000. Shelby Steel Tar Company employees are a major donor, with total gifts surpassing 5,000 and other city workers boosting the sum. The workroom in Shelby Social club will host all-day sessions tomorrow and Friday to aid in making supplies, with quarters and other needed items welcomed.
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Ellwood King News
Ellwood City
Uncle Sam
National Red Cross War Fund
TMI
Shelby Steel Tar Company
Shelby Company
Shelby
Red Cross
Shelby Social Club
Improvement Praised By Workers At County Plant
A local report notes a major improvement praised by workers at the county plant highlighting its benefits and positive impact on labor conditions. The piece emphasizes appreciation from the workforce for the new measure and its role in conservation and efficiency.
Howard Jones Changes Enlistment to Heavy Artillery
Ellwood City reports Howard Jones, formerly in naval forces, has returned to Pittsburgh and is expected to switch his enlistment to heavy artillery. The move reflects a transfer within Uncle Sam's forces and signals future service in that branch.
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Ellwood City
Howard Jones
Naval
Crain
Pittsburg
Uncle Sam
Citizens still buying Liberty bonds in Ellwood City
Citizens in Ellwood City continue to subscribe to Liberty bonds beyond the planned allotment, with banks like the People's National Bank and the First National Bank handling rising installment purchases and reallocating available bonds to meet demand.
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Ellwood City
People's National Bank
Baseball team to hold practice in Els Woot City
A local baseball team announces its first practice at Flartaran Field on Monday evenings with daily sessions to follow. A captain and a manager will be selected soon and additional games are planned for the summer season.
Burgess Kirk Makes A Haul At Local Carnival
Raph holds the championship seat in the city and faces the large mother of Tediv Bears and Soby Moths as prizes are disposed at the carnival company now showing love. He was seen vending the prizes on Lawrence avenue Monday evening with a double attempt to take more than he did. Several other locals are attempting to earn as many prizes.
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Thase
Norgees
Raph
Lawrence Avenue
Overhead Walk About Complete At Steel Plant
June 27 report from Mllwood City notes the overhead walk at the Shelby Steel Tube Company works nearing completion. The structure spans the plant to permit workers access to all areas without exposure to machinery, with details close to finished.
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Mllwood City
Shelby Steel Tube Company
Butler minister to preach tonight in Elwood City
Elwood City on June 2 Rev Musser, pastor of Reformed church, announces Rev Beiseck of Twutheran church will conduct devotionals and Rev Slamin of St. Pauls Reformed church of Butler will preach the sermon. After the service the congregation will hold a meeting to hear reports of the building committee. A wagon collision in Elkwood City June 14 is being settled or will go to court. parties to meet Gill Medard's barn within ten days to arrange a settlement or face suit.
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Elwood City
Musser
The
Reformed , Church
Beiseck
Twutheran Church
Slamin
St. Paul’s Reformed Church
Buler
Van-Gregation
commitLee
Elkwood City
Wndersigand
Gill Medard
Wilson
Dana
John Brenner
Luxemberg Doing Nicely in Ellwood City
Ellwood City notices report A Luxember g the Lawrence avenue merchant who recently had surgery at Keny General Kne phal in Pittsburg is progressing well Mrs Lasenberg has returned home after visiting him in Pittsburg New car bought by William Strack of Lawrence avenue in Ellwood City Also listed are local residents visiting relatives traveling and moving notices including Stella McCullough Thorp in Chicago and the Bonnell family moving back to the city
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Ellwood City
A. Lixemberg
Lawrence Avenue
Keny General Knephal
Piltsburg
Lasenberg
Ellwood Clpy
Willam Strack
HE Thorp
Chicago
Harry Hislen
Tittsburgy
George Wupper
Fillstreet
Charing Robison
New Castle
City
Charles Tughey
Hollovenle
Squire
Tronds
Ceever
Spring Avenue
Charles Hughey
A. J. Newton
Detroit
Dolores Hughey
Craig
Freedom
William Bonnell
Ambridge
Str. Maennell
Shelby Bsteel Tube Company
Woman Dies After Auto Crash in Ellwood City
Ellwood City reports the death of 45 year old Mrs Annie Colwell after an auto struck her at Lawrence Avenue and Seventh Street last evening. She died at the city hospital around 11 o clock with a fractured skull. She resided in the Stevenson building over the Hell telephone exchange and leaves a son William Edward Colwell of Ambridge and a brother George Stevens near Wa mpun. Funeral arrangements will follow.
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Ellwood City
Annie
Colwell
Lawrence Avenue
Seventh Street
Automobile of Award
Nagel
Fourth Ward
Thesital
IL O'Clack
Lerrime
Stevenson
Hell
Wiliam Edward Colwell
Ambridge
George Stevens
Wami Pum
Columbus Club Meeting Planned at Mrs Cooney’s Home
Columbus club will meet Thursday evening at the Park avenue residence of Mrs James J Cooney. The notice lists various transfers and payments involving residents and local firms in Slipperyrock New Castle and Wilmington with amounts ranging from 1 to 1600 dollars.
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Ellwood City
Columbus Club
James J. Cooney
Park Avenue
J. Clyde Gulilan
Warry
Scheidemantle
Sixth Ward
Alfred J
Graham Lo Wr
Henderson
Ellwood
Pittsburg Co
Guiseppe Louvito
Robert A. McKinney
Andrea’ Ci
New Furnaces For Republic and Steel Company Expansion
Announcement by President J W Dedrick states immediate erection of open hearth furnaces and soaking, aiming for year end completion. Each unit would be 80 tons, lifting open hearth capacity to about 60 000 tons monthly and over 700 000 tons annually. Finishing capacity remains vast but sheet and tinplate mills are lacking. potential future expansion may include sheet and tinplate mills and additional plate facilities.
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Republic Law and Steal Company
Vier
J. W. Dedrick
Republic
Republic Iron and Steel Company
Republic Ran ‘and Steel
Will Be Bride Of Californian
July marriage planned for Minnie Stewart and Craven of California after a stay in the east. They will reside in California. Also notes Esther Williamson and mother trip to Pittsburg, Getty returns home, Andrew Wible visits, Wallace McKean visits Beaver Falls, gas line work to finish soon, Caldre Presbyterian Sunday service with a fine program at the school.
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Minnie Stewart
Howard &. Craven
California
Ranny
Esther Williamson
Pittsburg
Wednnesday
Getty
Andrew Wible
Pittsbury
Wallace McKean
Beaver Falls
Caildre
Presbyterian Sunda Fine
Mercer Fair Plans Expanded Exhibits and Dates
Mercer fair directors met Saturday to outline preparations for this year’s event. The fair will run September 18 to 20 with emphasis on agriculture and livestock to conserve food supplies. Premiums in those departments rise. prizes in Granges added. boy and girl contests featured. State College Fair Exhibit and State Health Department exhibit possibly present. aim to make Northwestern Pennsylvania’s best fair.
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Sam Lime Agail
State Health Department
Pennsylvania
Use School Houses For Canning Factories
Dond du Lac Wisconsin June 27 Every school building in the city this summer will be converted into cann ing factories. Pressure rockers for canning fruits and vegetables will be installed and may be used by households and school girls for the preservation of foods during the canning season. Competent instructors from the state Kaiseralty will be on hand to assist.
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Dond DU Lac
Wls
Howsewsven
Kaiseralty
Rite Ald
Beaver County Subscriptions Reach Over 100000
Beaver County subscriptions to the Red Cross fund total more than 100000 as of last night, with 7008 given toward the appeal. Delayed payments from Jones and Laughlin and Woodlawn workers are noted as the cause of the partial tally. Greek communities in America are adopting sandals.
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Beaver Fail
Beaver ‘County
Jones and Laughli Company
Woodlawn
Summer School Opens at Martin Gantz School
Summer school is in full swing at the Martin Gantz school building with 259 pupils and eight teachers in attendance. Most scholars aim for promotion by improving defective work, while a few seek an extra grade.
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Summmer
Martin Gantz
Atteondance
Wife-Beater Thrice "Ducked" In River
George Martin was sentenced to 100 days in the workhouse for beating his wife and assaulting officers. A court ordered police to submerge Martin in the Kaw River three times to quote duck him under water. The judge criticized his spirits as too fiery and noted the attempted quenching of defiance.
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Kansas City
Kaw
George Martin
Kaw River
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Hank and
Pete
Ken Kling
Dumay
Him & Joe
Carselle
Swan & Zeigler Lllwooterty
Dr. Winters Young
Oxariiia
Lawrenre
Atee
Ello City
Boy Scouts
Keeley Church
Car Mair and
Saeh Wellep Aye Sin Ren Hester Tr Peete
Agen
Red Cross War Fund
Burgess Kirk
Butler
Ady
A. Luxemberg
Misa Stella McCullough
Howard Nagel
Wilmington
Mercer
Beaver CO
America
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