Unsettled New York Stocks Shake Markets On Weak Open
The June 26 market report notes violent swings in Chicago grain and broad selling in stocks. Wheat fell then rebounded, cotton softened, and several issues dropped up to four points. Gains in steel, power, and rail traffic provided some support as investors faced a fast, volatile session with utilities and alcohol shares among leaders.
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International News Service
New York
Chicago
California
West Virginia
Owens Illinois Glass
National
Uar
U. S. Steel
Standard ‘Duilitie Constabl
Market Produce and Fresh Produce Prices Overview
Market notes show hens to 16 to 20 cents, butter steady with 92 score at 25 and 88 scores near 24 and 23. eggs steady with nearby receipts 13 percent and fresh firsts 14 to 15. regional cure receipts listed for West Virginia and Kentucky. Tomatoes weaker with heavy supply. Texas 6x6 packs quoted 125 to 150 cents, poorer 60 to 100. Cabbage steady with Ohio round crates 175 to 185 and small size 125. New Jersey 1 percent bushel hampers 125.
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International News Service
W. Va. Ky
Texas
Louisiana
Tennessee
Ohio
New Jersey
Livestock Prices at Pittsburgh Market Report
Livestock market data from Pittsburgh on June 28 shows cattle ranges with various grades and weights, hogs with receipts of 600 and active trading, sheep and lambs slow to steady, primes and yearlings listed, calves receipts around 100 with steady demand. Prices span from low to high across cattle, hogs, sheep, lambs, and calves by grade.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
Ellwood City Social Roundup Sees Visits and Guests
Mrs. Charles Brown and Miss Bernice Yoho visited Ellwood City while Mr. and Mrs. Conner and Mr. and Mrs. Douthitt of Pittsburgh called on neighbors. The Ladies Class of Chewton Christian Sunday School gathers with Mrs. Margaret Hennon as associate hostess. Families from New Castle to Beaver Falls share visits, travels to Pittsburgh, and summer plans.
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Akron
W. A
Charles Brown
Bernice Yoho
Ellwood City
Ee Conner
Eliza
T. J. Douthitt
Pittsburgh
Pearl Weir
Beaver Falls
Sherman
O. V. Douthitt
Joe
David
Castle
Marion Campbell
Chewton
Chewton Christian Sunday School
Margaret Hennon
Roy Guy
New Priening
W. P. Guy
Weiss Olata
Campbell
New Castile
J. Piecher
Flecher Wee
Pitch Lee
W. W. Smeal
Tillie
A Campbell
Walter Landgraf, Jr
W. L. Blanche
Mabel
Betty Lutz
Avot Numexut and Broadside Riddles From Nevada Memo
A fragmentary reader note and cryptic lines discuss an umbrella under a shoe tree and fruit bearing questions. Names include ARS M ARCHER NEVADA and HANS HE GSTAB HENDRICKS MINN with speculative queries about letters and meanings.
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Noam
Ars M. Archer
Nevada
Hans HE Gstab
Hendricks Minn
Close Scores Mark Weekly Field Club Foursome
Keen competition highlighted the New Castle Field Club event last evening with two pairs tying for first. Mary Clark and R S Tannehill posted 75 while Rachel Wallace and John E Elliott also shot 75, as various couples posted scores in a 70 to 82 range with a 756 winner selected.
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New Castle Field Club
Mary Clark
Tannehill
Rachel Wallace
John E. Elliott
Kickers
R. S. Tannehill
John FE. Sillett
T. W. Dickey
C. Ed Smith
R. 8. Tannehill
Ed Smith Jr
M. L. Spangler
R. M. Garland
Jame Duff
William Long
Women's Service Relub of Wurtemburg Plans Raspberry Supper
Ellwood City June 28 members of the Women's Service Relub of Wurtemburg met at Ketler’s to discuss a raspberry supper on July 13 at Wurtemburg. A picnic dinner July 25 at Mrs. Mary Prench’s home was scheduled with the annual election of officers Martin and Mrs. John Duncan to be held.
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Mary Prench
Whch
Martin
John Duncan
Elmwood City Dinner Bridge Club Hosts Luncheon
Members gathered at Mrs. Thomas A Wilson home on New Genoa road for a regular meeting. After a luncheon at 1 pm three tables of bridge followed with awards to Mrs. W. G. Thorpe and Mrs. Harold Seidel. Next meeting to be hosted by Mrs. C. D. Ross on Ninth street in two weeks.
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Ellwood City
Thomas A. Wilson
New Gens Vie Road
W. G. Thorpe
Harold Seidel
C. D. Ross
Ninth Street
Regular Meeting Planned for Ellwood City WBA Picnic
Ellwood City lodge of the WBA met in Schweiger hall with fair attendance. Members planned a July picnic at Huber's beach replacing their next regular meeting and inviting members and families.
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Ellwood City
Schweiger
Huber’s Beach
Ill. Elmwood City Couple Serenaded After Wedding Ride
Ellwood City residents gathered Monday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Badger following their Friday wedding. A large group of friends surprised the couple with an old-fashioned serenade after which they were treated to a truck ride around town and a celebratory reception.
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Ellwood City
Leo Badger
Wurtemburg
Bell Memorial church Class No 2 meets at Mrs McFate home
Ellwood City June 28 Class No 2 of Bell Memorial church held its monthly meeting at the home of Mrs Matilda McFate on Line avenue with fair attendance. A business session formed plans for the future and the next meeting will be announced later.
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Ellwood City
The
Bell Memorial Church
Matilda McFate
Line Avenue
Thompson Family to Hold Sixteenth Reunion at Huber's Beach
The Joseph Thompson family will hold their sixteenth annual reunion at Huber's Beach near Ellwood. A basket picnic dinner will be enjoyed at noon.
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Joseph Thompson
Huber'’s Beach
Ellwood
Young Women Missionary Society Meets in Ellwood City
Twenty six members of the Young Women's Missionary society of the U P church met in their rooms for a regular session with visitors. Mrs Harvey Wright and Miss Beryl Boots led devotions and the program. Boots spoke on Mothers and Daughters and business plans for fall were discussed. A social period followed under Miss Marie Manning supervision and a lunch was served by Miss Virginia Weider and Miss Al Verita Rielley. The next meeting will be a picnic on the fourth Tuesday of July.
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Ellwood City
Young Women’s Missionary Society of the
U. P. Church
Harvey Wright
Beryl Boots
Virginia Weider
Alverta Rielley
Se SN West
Mrs Boyd Zeigler Pleasing Hostess at Club Gathering
In Bellwood City on June 28 Mrs De Foesee Bridge led evening games with three tables. Special guests included Mrs Richard Ward and Mrs James Fitzgerald Jr. Miss Mary concluded the games and the hostess with Miss Zeigler served a menu later. A club picnic is planned in two weeks at Castle Beach New Castle.
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Bellwood City
de Foesee Bridge
Richard Ward
James Fitzgerald, Jr
Mary
Zeigler
Castle Beach
New Castle
Friends Celebrate Birthday At Hazel Avenue Home
In Ellwood City on Tuesday evening Mrs. Margaret Mook hosted a small birthday gathering with several friends. The party featured games and cards at two tables, garden flowers, a high score award to Mrs. Sadie Nagel and Mrs. N. J. Gordon, and a luncheon served by the hostess later in the evening.
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Ellwood City
Margaret Mook
Hazel Avenue
Sadie Nagel
N. J. Gordon
Ellwood City Hospital Daily Discharges and Admissions
June 28 report from Ellwood City lists discharge of Mrs. Jesse Bosley. Admissions include Mrs. John Bender and Tony and Mildred Mazzano of Wampum Avenue.
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Ellwood City
Jesse Bosley
John Bender
Ellwood
Tony and
Mildred Mazzano
Wampum Avenue
Attending Convention From Ellwood City
Rev and Mrs W E Gan Mrs J P Moyer Miss Beryl Boots Miss Bertha Burrows and Earl Moyer attend a convention in Ellwood City on June 28.
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Ellwood City
W. E.gan
J. P. Moyer
Beryl Boots
Berthat Burrows
Earl Moyer
Tea Enjoyed by Friendship Circle in Ellwood City
Members of the Friendship Circle class held a tea at Mrs. Edward Dunkie’s Clover avenue home with 16 in attendance. The gathering featured social hour, games, and contests, with Mrs. Reedee Daubenspeck pouring tea. The next meeting is planned for Mrs. Banas on Spring avenue in July.
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Ellwood City
Friendship Circle
Edward Dunkie
Clover Avenue
Casist— Reedee
Era Daubenspeck
Banas
Spring Avenue
Residents Share Visits Across Nearby Towns
Paul and Clem Young of Enon Valley conclude a visit with friends in this city. A. W. Graham and wife return home after being called by a death in the family. Henry Richholtz and his wife visit his mother Caroline Eicchholtz in Zelienople. Mrs. Dan Young of Koppel visits son Claude Young and family in Rockdale. Mrs. Harry DeMarsh returns to Harrisville after visiting Jo Thomas and family near Miss Ellen Beatty of Ellwood City. Ellen Beatty also visits W. T. Jenkins and family in New Galilee. Harry Ayers and children of Ellwood visit J. F. Myers in Pulaski. Margaret Wehman of Ellport returns from time with sister Elizabeth Bentrim near Portersville. Mary Barclay of Volant visits sister Anna Watson near Banderstown. George E. Richner of Koppel weeklong visit with uncle Edward Jackson in Struthers, CO. Will Goldie and children of Cleveland arrive to spend time with parents, and Si’ taba Singas returns to Aliquippa after visiting John Perry Col in this city. Harry Collier of Powers Indiana arrives to plan homes for Larry and Norman Lloyd. Mrs Bert Critchlow and the Kneiss family and Lloyds of Rock Gale conclude visits with Prospect relatives. Mrs Roy Grove and daughter Shirley, with Mrs Arthur Dona-
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Paul
Clem’ Young
Enon Valley
A. W. Graham
Youngstown Road
Henry Richholtz
Fourth Ward
Caroline Eicchholtz
Zelienople
Dan Young
Koppel
Claude Young
Rockdale
Harry DeMarsh
Harrisville
Jo Thomas
Ellen Beatty
Ellwood
W. T. Jenkins
New Galilee
Harry Ayers
J. F. Myers
Pulaski
Margaret Wehman
Ellport
Elizabeth Bentrim
Portersville
Mary Barclay
Volant
Anna Watson
Banderstown
George E. Richner
Koppel Road
Edward Jackson
Struthers, Co
Will Goldie
Cleveland
Ohio
Si’ Taba Sing
Aliquippa
John Perry
Arry Collier
Powers
Ind
Larry
Norman Lioyd
Bert Critchlow
Raymond Kneiss
Larry Lioyd
Rock- Gale
Prospect
Roy Grove
Shirley An
Arthur Dona
Class Has Surprise Shower On Teacher
Ellwood City residents recall a surprise shower hosted for Miss Irma Bouck at Glenn avenue. Sunday school members from the First Baptist class gathered for games and tests with 13 participants, followed by a luncheon prepared by the guest’s mother and sister. Attendees included Miss Edith Cable, Doris Arkwright, Margaret Cable, Mary Anslem, the hostess and honor guest.
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Ellwood City
Irma Bouck
Glenn Avenue
Eddith Cable
Doris Othy Arkwright
Margaret Cable
Mary Anslem
Members of M. L. Cieb Host Friendly Luncheon
C. T. Houlette hosted the M. L. club gathering at her home with assistance from Mrs. Ervil McDevitt. A dainty luncheon was served. The club plans a meeting in three weeks at Mrs. McCandless’s home.
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Ellwood City
C. T. Houlette
M. L. Club
Ervil McDevitt
Class Has Round The World Tour Ellwood City
About 75 Bethany church members staged a world tour in Ellwood City on June 2. They visited five homes hosted by Mrs. W. D. Porter and Misses Marjorie Maine, Esther Craven, Myrtle Mallory, Charlotte Jones, assembling in two trucks and cars for a lunch representing different countries. The meal menu varied and the event ended early due to digestive discomfort. The next clan meeting is set for the first Tuesday in July.
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Ellwood City
Bethany Church
W. D. Porter
Marjorie Maine
Esther Craven
Myrtle Mallory
Charlotte Jones
Isabelle Thoburn class hosts dinner at Ellwood City
In Ellwood City on June 28 the Isabelle Thoburn class of the M E church held a fine tureen dinner with 20 members present. A brief business meeting followed by a social hour preceded next month’s session on the last Tuesday of July.
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Isabelle Thoburn
Ellwood City
M. E. Church
The Horse Is Coming Back Rochester Times Union
The Rochester Times Union notes a claimed return of the horse and hints observation supports the claim. The item expresses hope for accumulating evidence to prove horse sense and the comeback.
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Rochester Times-Union
Car Removed After Sweeper Incident In City
Police records indicate a single car remained after a sweeper incident and was towed to a local garage. The owner paid storage charges to secure it. The report mentions the Yankees and notes the world’s largest library in Leningrad.
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