Kimberly Estate May Aid Hospital
Ellwood City hospital directors planned to appeal to the Kimberley estate trustees George A. Baird Ira W. Bassett and John D Ormsiey in Chicago for support after Governor Brumbaugh cut the hospital's small appropriation Trust talks aim to address the institution’s pressing needs amid financing cuts and charity distribution questions
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Ellwood City
John D. Ormsiey
Mr. Baird
Chicago
Brumbaugh
Keeenly
Two Societies Aid Needs of Ellwood City Hospital
Ellwood City sees united relief as two city societies donate to the hospital. The Orangemen commit $3 monthly for a year totaling $36 with renewed consideration later. The Roumanian Society contributes $25 after a speech by Arthur G. Skiles was translated for members.
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Ellwood City
Ellwood City Hospital
Society of Orangemen
R. E. Callahan
Roumanian Society
Arthur G. Skiles
Twentier Well Drilling Deepens as Oil Flows in Town
At Evans City the E. B. Mong and Co. Garrin lot well yielded 12 barrels in the first hour after pay, then flowed over the derrick. The Mil ler lot lease to Mel Root and Co. of Cleveland fetched 800 dollars. Twentier field reports 12 wells, three dry holes, and daily output 800 to 1,000 barrels. Davis Shamberg and Amber Oil wells on Sutton heirs farm show paying production.
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Ellwood City
Evans City
E. B. Mong and Co
Garvin
Mel Root and Co
Cleveland
Tot
Twentier
L. O. Market
Davis and Shamberg
Amber Oil Company
Sutton Heirs
City Buzzes Over Local Swimming Holes And Pool
The community frequents the Comnoquenessing near Harmony Road to swim and play, with a dozen or more youths gathering daily. The new playground pool gains popularity, drawing both children and adults for healthy recreation and amusement.
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Ellwood City
Harmony Line
New Castle
Local family relocates from Franklin Avenue to Palmyra New York
Edward Fox and his wife and children have moved from Franklin Avenue in this city to Palmyra New York. They departed yesterday morning with household goods shipped in advance.
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New York
Ellwood City
Edward Fox
Franklin Avenue
Palmyra
Kraus Returns From Pittsburg Law Reunion Banquet
Attorney M. J. Kraus returned this morning from Pittsburg where he attended the reunion banquet of the University of Pittsburg Law School class of 1912. He remained over Sunday visiting with friends in the city.
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Ellwood City
M. J. Kraus
Pittsburg
University of Pittsburg Law School
Kraus
Trade Board To Equalize Assessments
Ellwood City leaders discuss imminent action by the board of trade to address tax assessment equalization. The June debate centers on whether to raise millage or issue bonds to cover deficits while borough property values are scrutinized for fairness. Matthew A. Riley backs data driven equalization amid calls for relief from overtaxing homeowners.
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Ellwood City
Matthew A. Riley
Board of Trade
Byers And Craig Progress on Fifth Street Bridge Work
Byers and Craig began Saturday shipping a carload of lumber and completed piers and false work across the creek to Hazel Dell. They will move twenty ton girders and other iron work across the bridge with false work supporting them until removal. Progress has been steady and likely to continue barring bad weather.
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Ellwood City
Byers
Craig
Fifth Street
Hazel Dell
Magee to Open Dental Parlor in Ellwood City
Thomas Magee of New Castle, a dentistry graduate with honors from the University of Pittsburg, plans to open an office in Ellwood City. He will occupy the Reynolds store room on Lawrence avenue and start practice in early July. Magee is noted for marked skill and expects to succeed locally.
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Ellwood City
Thomas Magee
New Castle
University of Pittsburg
Magee
Helling
Reynolds
Lawrence Avenue
Studebaker Released After Local Hearing Admonition Given
At a Saturday hearing before Justice of the Peace Roy E. Butler the defendant Studebaker was discharged after promising to keep the peace. He was allowed to return home. The arrest charge was assault and battery.
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Ellwood City
Studebaker
Justice of the Peace
Roy E. Butler
Ground Break for Fine New St Agatha Church
Plans by Carlisle and Sharrar show a 97 by 43 foot native sandstone church for St Agatha's at Spring avenue and Fifth street. Excavation to begin after plans are approved with a new rectory move likely on Spring avenue to Fifth street near W W Seidle residence.
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Hews Bureau
City News Co
Ellwood City
St. Agatha’s Catholic
Carlisle and Sharrar
Pittsburg
Beaver Falls
Wilkie
Spring Avenue
Fifth Street
Harmony
St. Agatha’s
W. W. Seidle
Prisoners Spend Day at City Lockup
Two inmates occupy the city lockup awaiting a hearing. One was held on suspicion, the other for lingering too long over wine. Both likely to be dismissed after paying a suitable tribute.
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Ellwood City
City
Bnai Brith Delays Election After Absentees
The election of officers scheduled for the Bnai Brith regular meeting yesterday was postponed for one week due to several members being absent. The election will likely be held at the meeting next Sunday.
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Ellwood City
B'nai B'rith
Chicken Thieves Reported Operating in Area
Rumors say chicken thieves are targeting coops nearby. Police investigate but have found no suspects or solid evidence. Several fine chickens are reportedly secured and victims are deeply troubled by the incidents.
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Ellwood City
Arrest Made On Robbery Charge In City
John Zeck was arrested Saturday on robbery charges tied to entering several city homes Thursday night. Detectives conducted the arrest. no stolen property found yet and he may be released at the hearing unless new evidence emerges.
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Ellwood City
John Zeck
Pictures of H. S. Football Team Displayed in Window
Pictures of the high school football team of last year are displayed in Cohen's drug store window. A pennant shows an excellent likeness of all members, and a cushion cover features another nearly perfect image. George Majors was a New Castle visitor yesterday. Leonard Nagel returned from a trip to New Castle. W. J. Kirk came back from Evans City, and A. E. Connor from a Pittsburg motor tour. Munroe Osborn motored to Mercer, William Lester visited from Butler. Born to Mr. and Mrs. William Bowers a son. Wilmer Sweinsberg returned from Zelienople. Dr. Carl of Beaver Falls was in town. L. Lipsitz, former Hebrew teacher here, is visiting friends. Edna Levine of New Castle is mentioned.
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Ellwood City
Cohen’s Drug Store
George Majors
New Castle
Leonard Nagel
W. J. Kirk
Evans City
A. E. Connor
Pittsburg
Munroe Osborn
Park Avenue
Mercer
William Lester
Butler
William Bowers
Sixth Street
Wilmer Sweinsberg
Zelienople
Local residents return from short trips and visits
Visiting Miss Martha Kraus of Park Avenue and Mrs Anderson of Spring Avenue have returned from a short trip to Pittsburg. Walter Morrison of the Fourth Ward visited friends in New Castle yesterday. C Ossman of Cleveland returned home after a brief visit here. J P Glasgow and family with Miss Martha Nelson and Wallace McCormick motored to Conneaut Lake yesterday. Miss Mary Cobbler Miss Martha Nelson Wallace McCormick and Harry Parthmore have returned from a motor trip to Evans City.
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Mrs. Anderson
Spring Avenue
Pittsburg
Walter Morrison
Fourth Ward
New Castle
C. Ossman
Cleveland
J. P. Glasgow
Martha Nelson
Wallace McCormick
Conneaut Lake
Mary Cobbler
Harry Parthmore
Evans City
Mother Fatally Shot While Reaching For Pistol From Baby
In Cleborne Texas Mrs Ed Gerhard was wounded when the automatic pistol she was removing from her 2 year old child discharged. The bullet struck the heart area and exited under the left shoulder blade. The mother had left the weapon under a pillow and the child on the bed. She found the child playing with the gun and, in grabbing it, it fired.
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Cleborne
Tex
Ed. Gerhard
Gerhard
Dallas
Woman finds relief using Lydia E Pinkham's Compound
Florence South Dakota resident Mrs P W Lanseng recalls severe monthly pains and backache improved after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She urges others to try the remedy and notes it has helped thousands of women with displacements inflammation ulcers irregularities and related female illnesses. A confidential advice service is offered by the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. Lynn Massachusetts.
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Florence
Dakota
Lydia E. Pinkham
P. W. Lanseng
Allyn
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
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