Man Slaughter Charge Set For July Hearing
Howard Newel of the Peorth ward was arrested on a manslaughter charge after an auto accident on Law zenes avenue that killed Mrs. Annie B. Colwell. Bail was set at 1000, hearing scheduled for July 12 as police and district attorney investigate the crash and its circumstances.
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Neva
Howard Newel
Peorth Ward
Annie B. Colwell
Law Zenes Avenue
Manslavehier
Aquiro Rfh
Butler
CG. A. Livingston
C. Alley
Squire Butler
Nagel
Calewell
W C T U Plans July Benefit Party
Ellwood City June notice announces a July 2 gathering at Mrs S Noads home on Spring Avenue for the new hospital fund. A previous June event was postponed due to a member’s death. The union aims to furnish a hospital room and invites all to attend for a program with candy flowers and refreshments.
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Ellwood Cut
Tae Enwoot City
Miso Lea
Mrs Colwell Buried Today in Bellwood City
Funeral services for Mrs. Annia Colwell, who died Tuesday after being struck by Wyward Nagel’s automobile, were held today at 2 pm. G. L. Messenger of the First Christian church officiated at the Wallace home in Whistler Mackan Lawrence venue. Many mourners attended as final rites took place at Ciloten cemetery.
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Bellwood City
Annia &. Colwell
Wyward Nagel
Honta
Wallace
Whistler
Mack An Lawrence
G. L. Messenger
First Christian Church
Ciloten
Brides Remembered at Mire Unites Presbyterian
Ellwood City May 28 The Young Pennie's society at Mire Unites Presbyterian church honored Mr and Mrs James Wallis and Mr and Mrs Rowland Douglass as brides and grooms of recent date with a reception in the church social room. Each couple received a silver teaspoon set and a decorative plate as tokens of esteem. A pleasant evening followed with light refreshments served.
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Ellwood City
Pennie
The
Mire
Sunday School Class Picnic Announcement
Community notice for a Sunday school class picnic with uncertain details. Mentions locations and times loosely, referencing Fens and Hale Natetinn civil. Readers should check local notices for precise date and venue.
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Hale Natetinn Civil
Ebay
Alert
St Ue Abt
Special Service At Reformed Church
A week of services at the Emmanuel Reformed Church honors the dedication. Speaker Samuel Wilkinson addresses the audience on the topic The Master’s Workmen as the congregation gathers for the opening hour. Future sermons by Rev. Wick and Shieh conclude the successful week.
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Ellavool
Simmanuel
A. Chambers Su
Samuel Wilkingon
Pollawine
Tie
Lamp Overturned Sparks House Fire in Thirteenth Street
Firemen confined the blaze to one room in a Thirteenth Street residence after an overturned lamp ignited a mattress. Prompt response limited losses to about 40 dollars, with possible extra water damage. occupants evacuated safely as crews secured the scene.
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Thirteenth +treet
Rong Danner
Pleasant Party At Webber Home
A Pleasant party was held last night at the home of Mrs. Laverad Webber on Fountain avenue. New Castle youths motored in as special guests for an evening of dancing music and games followed by dainty refreshments. Those present included several New Castle young ladies and local residents with a mix of friends from both communities.
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Merill Walker
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Margaret George
New Castle
Celia Kers
Winnix O
Laverna Webber
Messrs
Toy Patterson
Wavery Hammond
E. D. Milter
Frank McCreary
Uriel
James McKelvey
Robert Tracken
Max Ewing
George He
Youri Simon Wall
Weingartner Trades Farm Near Slippery Rock Township
Ellwood City June 28 reports William Weingartner has sold his Haroway farm near Slippery Rock township to John Kalomon. The transfer occurred Monday and ends generations of family ownership known as the Wein farmer homestead. The property is described as valuable with a sizable sum involved in the transaction.
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Ellwood City
William Weingartner
Slippery Rock Township
John Kalomon
Weingartner
Wein Farmer
Shields Wallace Wedding Event in Ellwood City
Miss Mary E Shields and James EB Wallace, both of this city, were married Tuesday at New Castle. They returned here as guests of honor at a wedding supper hosted by Mr and Mrs J Wallace of Wampum avenue and will reside in town. Both are well known locally.
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Ellwood City
Mary E. Shields
James EB. Wallace
New Castle
J. Wallace
Wampum Avenue
Ellwogn Crey
Bine
Mre
Alex
Teitaran
Baril
Pringston
Gliacqod Chuy
James J. Musser
Musburg
Allegheny
Highland Park
Local men plan fishing trip to Lake Erie
Woot City reports that Ralph White, George Scott, Bert Strull, and Jack Galley will travel Saturday to Alliance, Chin, to join Hert Forbush for a fishing expedition on Lake Erie. They will return after a short stay as friends anticipate the outing.
Carnival Storm Damages Tents In Dune City
A storm hit the carnival grounds on Tuesday night causing tent damage and injuries. Strong winds knocked down some structures at Cheler, with attendees reporting partial injuries and a disrupted show.
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Elewoot City
Dune
Ed Vongideridte
Cheler
Samerat
Persau
Local People at Flag RaisIng and Community Notes
Report of flag raising ceremonies and local gatherings. Mentions Constable M. Glasser recovering a stolen phonograph and records from Jack Williams’s home, with suspects identified and items recovered. Also notes a memorial and church event at the Allegheny class and various local visits and itineraries around New Castle, Wampum, Ambridge, and nearby towns.
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M. BR. Glasser
Jack Williams
Willis Wesley
Steckman Car Damaged In Crescant Avenue Crash In Ellwood
Ray Warris lost control of the Steckman automobile on a damp pavement after skidding from Crescant Avenue onto Sixth Street in Ellwood. The car struck a curb, breaking a wheel and badly damaging the axle. Warris was injured.
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Crescant Avenue
Sixth Street
Ray Warris
Warrly
Dahl Starts Paying Job Pity Amid Vexed Grading Bid
A district contravtor named Dahl began work on a grading and paving contract awarded by the city council on Bellway. The first day saw his excavating machine in operation and officials expect rapid progress, though disputes about payment linger.
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Aherr Dahl
Las
Uy Council
Bellway
Yestern
Nace
Crowd attends dance in Fragments City
A local dance event drew a large crowd on Tuesday, with attendees enjoying music and socializing. The fragmentary OCR text lists scattered names and activities, but concrete details remain unclear.
Fragmentary Local Social Notes From Cleveland and Nearby
A garbled list of names and places shows Mrs Willdin of Street upset with Mrs Flannary in Cleveland. Several individuals including Dinan Kol and Norton are mentioned in New Castle and New Britain with travel notes. Thomas Sowell of American Express enjoys a two week vacation at ConTetut amid resignations and retirements at the firm. Mrs Hazgnhave visits Pittsburg to see Charles Sekeidemantle.
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Mra
Willdin
Stxit Street
Marry Flannary
Cleveland
Joli Dinan
Clare Kol Ware
New Cnalin
A. J. Norton
Mess
Everett Young
Falphy Coates
William Gonzo
Theodore Markwort
New Castle
Thomas J. Sowell
American Express Company
Contetut Like
Sear Polelas
Come Pany
George Hazgnhave
Piltsburg
Thay Wibe
Tee
Charles Sekeidemantle
Wampum Weddings and Commencements Highlight Local News
Lucy arinaia and Mis Antoinette Acoinm wed yesterday as Fr. Malanes officiated. Guests from Chewton Licwood City and Newport attended. Commencement exercises at Slippery Rock State Normal featured Ada Belle Cochran Mary Reno and Janni Kennedy among graduates. Casual notes from Wampum include visitors from Beaver Ellwood and Mahoningtown and plans for a flag-raising at Crescent Portland Cement grounds.
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Lucy Arinaia
Antoinette Acoinm
NASA
James Stoss
Chewton
Fr. Malanes
Das. Perrued
AL Ag. Armond
Dag. Pareo
Licwood City
Ada Belle Cochran
Lucy Ferrantin
Mary Reno
Janni Kennedy
Slippers Rock State Nerotal
Chemists Strive To Use Inland Lakes
Chemists aim to exploit inland lake waters for salt production. The lakes near California and Oregon contain saline solutions with concentrated salts, produced by solar evaporation. Industry seeks to establish chemical plants at these sites, tapping saline waters from subterranean sources as a largely self contained, gradually evaporating system yielding marketable salts.
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Ore Een
Califortia
Rovavor
California
Havecholds
Amd
Sai Solutions
Astonishing Eyesight Remedy Report Headlines
Dr Beck and Judkins publish a striking report praising a home remedy named Don Opto to strengthen eyesight. The article cites decades of eye work, claims dramatic improvements, and notes endorsements from physicians including Dr Beck and Dr Judkins.
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New York
Beck
New York State
Jadkins
Mtrelugeus
Lelieve
Siace
United States
Cindi
Iesers
Pine-line rights and lake water claims debated
J. W. Herk wan of the American Chemical Society notes that pralion from lake surfaces during hot summers does not alter water salinity significantly. He states waters belong to the people of the United States and that whoever places a pine-line to the water edge and pumps has rights to the fall contents, challenging further claims.
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United States
J. W. Herkwan
American Chemical Society
Bread And Flour Cheaper In Paris Than In Reading
Palmer-Poroner, a French businessman long in Reading, notes bread and flour cost less in Paris. A Paris loaf is under 3 cents per pound of bread and white flour under 4 cents per pound, while a Reading loaf recently adopted weighs under a pound and costs 14 cents. He checked with Washington and state departments and found no fixed price law. A stray speech fragment follows about a tongue and a misquoted line.
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Palmer-Poroner
Winre
France
Reading
Paris
Pakner-Poroner
Depultire
Washington
Starshang
Cuticura Aids Severe Facial Skin Problem
An advertisement claims Cuticura soap and ointment healed a woman whose face and arms were disfigured by fiery redness and pimples after weeks of itching and scratching. The testimonial notes rapid improvement with Cuticura products and offers free samples by mail, citing a Scranton, Pennsylvania address.
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