Ellwood Scouts Take Over Camp at John M. Phillips
Nearly 100 boys from Ellwood City and Lawrence county attend Camp John M. Phillips for two weeks. Of 94 scouts, 85 belong to Ellwood troops including Shelby 7 Rotary 4 Ewing Park 1 and American Legion 10. Leaders, transport donations, and safety reminders are outlined as the camp expands activities and hut roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ED. Raney
Scout
Lawrence County
Ellwood City
John M. Phillips
Ellwood
Shelby
Rotary
Ewing Park
American Legion
E. C. Slocum
C. W. Carbeau
Arthur Grandy
E. Cheseo
Rev. C. W. MacGeorge
Ralph Connor
Ben R. Gardner
National Tube Company
J. Lee Calahan
Scouts Award Scalp Ranks At Camp Commencement
The camp welcomes new Scouts including Boston who earned the Hunters Scalp for outstanding work. First Class Scouts received maroon Pathfinders scalps while Second Class or Wayseekers earned brown scalps for their ranks. Named recipients include Dominic Camenite William Fike Wayne Greer Robert Griffith Burton Mahaffey Leonard Maxwell John Stone Emerson Slocum James Ullom George Zikeli Harold Aggas Kenneth Blank John Chesko Vincent Carbeau Frank Gross Lewis Hooker John Hancher Ralph Hemmerlin Arthur Moore James McGowen Alex Naggy John Offutt Burton Rossman Arthur Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominic Camenite
William Fike
Wayne Greer
Robert Griffith
Burton Mahaffey
Leonard Maxwell
John Stone
Emerson Slocum
James Ullom
George Zikeli
Harold Aggas
Kenneth Blank
John Chesko
Vincent Carbeau
Frank Gross
Lewis Hooker
John Hancher
Ralph Hemmerlin
Arthur Moore
James McGowen
Alex Naggy
John Offutt
Burton Rossman
Arthur Smith
Happy Hour Class Elect Officers at Slippery Rock church
Ellwood City Pa June 29 members of the Happy Hour class of Slippery Rock Presbyterian church met at the home of Mrs. John M Houk Moravia for their annual officer election. Mrs Paul Elliott was elected president and vice president with Mrs Chas Wilson as secretary and Miss Ada Smiley as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Slippery Rock Presbyterian Church
John M. Houk
Moravia
Paul Elliott
Chas. Wilson
Sharp Johns
Ada Smiley
Aline Kleindenst
William Deemer
Lawrence Rubberman
Alvie Kleindenst
William Travis
Lula Newton
Eli Yoho
Clyde Cunningham
Dallas Houk
Mrs. Howard Jones Is Given Shower at Ellwood City Bride
Misses Lois and Marjorie Myers of Smiley station hosted a dinner party Saturday evening in honor of Mrs. Howard Jones of Ellwood City a recent bride. Pink and white decorations styled the tables with roses. Eight covers were set and guests showered the honoree with many lovely gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Lois and
Marjorie Myers
Smiley Station
Howard Jones
Dr Boyd of Valley In Serious Condition
Dr George Boyd of Eleventh Street and Fifth Avenue in Beaver Falls is in a very serious condition at his home. The illness is undetermined. He and his family moved from Ellwood City, where they have many friends, to Beaver Falls where he has run his office for 23 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
George Boyd
Eleventh Street
Fifth Avenue
Beaver Falls
Boyd
Mrs. Clark Returns Home From Shenango Valley Hospital
Mrs. H L Clark of the Ellwood New Castle highway was brought home from Shenango Valley hospital where she had surgical treatment. Her condition is greatly improved. Mrs W H Stirling of Lawrence Avenue drove to Fairhaven for a visit with her mother and returned to Ellwood along with Miss Marie Benford and Mrs Grace Benford, who rode as far as Brownsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
H. L. Clark
Ellwood
New Castle
Shenango Valley Hospital
W. H. Stirling
Lawrence Avenue
Fairdhance
Sunday School Class Met at Mrs McKim Home
Members of the Isabella Thoburn Sunday school class of the First Methodist church met at the home of Mrs James McKim on Fourth street. A large percentage attended and after the business session the hostess with Mrs George Roys served a delicious lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Isabella Thoburn
First Methodist Church
James McKim
Fourth Street
George Roys
Roses Decorate Home At Club Gathering
At a late hour refreshments were served by the hostess. Club members present were Mesdames J. W. Humphrey J. W. Boggs Rae Chambers Ford Zeigler Harry Parthmore J. G. Cobbler E B. Baker and the hostess. The club will meet with Mrs. Baker at Fourth street in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames
J. W. Humphrey
J. W. Boggs
Rae Chambers
Ford Zeigler
Harry Parthmore
J. G. Cobler
E B. Baker
Mrs. Baker
Fourth Street
Hilarious college caper sparks impromptu parade
A group of collegiates rode in a coupe with passengers seated in a baggage carrier as crowds along Lawrence avenue cheered. A lighted stage in a Ford back car ignited a spontaneous parade while two men searched Pittsburgh Circle with flashlights and a boy pulled a wagon carrying his sleeping sister amid packages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Avenue
Organization Attends Inter County Meeting
The annual inter county institute at Sharon Thursday and Friday will be attended by much of the local W C T U. Transportation can be provided for any number who notify Mrs. Robert Grantley at 130 R. The counties represented are Clarion Mercer Beaver Lawrence and Butler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Sharon
Robert Grantley
Clarion
Mercer
Beaver Lawrence
Butler
Dr. Ralston Recovers From Long Illness
Dr. J. H. Ralston of Smiley stop who had been critically ill at home for months is able to be about. Friends of Dr and Mrs Ralston are glad for the doctors recovery. Rev W L Crawford of Ellwood City will preach the preparatory service at Slippery Rock church Friday evening. Due to the service the Slippery Rock church will skip their regular prayer meeting Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
J. H. Ralston
Smiley Stop
W. L. Crawford
M. E. Church
Slippery Rock Presbyterian Church
Slippery Rock
Monday Night Bridge Club Hosts Mrs Aiken at Home
Mrs A H Aiken of Fourth Street hosted the Monday night bridge club with out of town guest Mrs Delphis Baker of Akron Ohio. The gathering featured a sociable evening of cards and conversation among members and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
A. H. Aiken
Fourth Street
Delphis Baker
Akron
Gar
Perkins Return From Motor Trip To Norfolk Philadelphia Wilmington
Mr and Mrs R L Perkins of Woodstreet returned home from a motor trip visiting Norfolk Va Philadelphia and Wilmington Del They were accompanied by Mrs Perkins mother and sister in law Mrs Gibbons and Mrs L S Gibbons and their daughter Madelyn of Norfolk who will visit about a month
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
R. L. Perkins
Woodstreet
Norfolk
Philadelphia
Wilmington
Dela
Ellwood Hospital Notices
Admitted Monday Miss Julia Barkay of Ellwood City. Discharged Mrs. Catharine Astosky and baby Fred Gordon and Mrs. B Barney of Ellwood City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood Hospital
Ellwood City
Ellwood City Hospital
Julia Barkay
Catharine Astosky
Fred Gordon
B. Barney
Miss Kate Murphy Suffered Severe Appendicitis
Miss Kate Murphy of west end Ellwood has a severe attack of appendicitis and will undergo an operation as soon as her strength permits, her friends report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Kate Murphy
West End
Ellwood
Luther League to Host Weiner Roast at Stamms Hollow
Members of the Luther league of Trinity Lutheran church plan a weiner roast Thursday evening at Stamms Hollow near North Sewickley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Luther League of the Trinity Lutheran Church
Stamms Hollow
North Sewickley
Ernest Friday Stricken By Serious Anemia
Three year old Ernest Friday, son of Mr and Mrs Claire Friday, is seriously ill with anemia. He and his mother are staying in New Castle at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Ernest Wehman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Ernest
Claire Friday
New Castle
Ernest Wehman
Marshall and Allison Leave for Camp Caledon
Miss Estelle Marshall and Miss Alberta Allison of Fourth Ward depart for two weeks of study and social activities at Camp Caledon in Ellwood City Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Ellwood City
Estelle Marshall
Alberta Allison
Fourth Ward
Camp Caledon
Bernice Wilson Girl Scouts Weekly Meeting in Ellwood City
The Bernice Wilson troop of Girl Scouts held their regular weekly gathering in Ellwood City Pa. The event focused on troop activities and community projects with members discussing upcoming roll calls and badges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts
Ellwood City
Bernice Wilson
Zemo Heals Skin Troubles Quickly and Safely
Advertises Zemo as instant relief for eczema blotches ringworm rashes and other skin diseases. Claims cleansing soothing penetrating liquid that heals quickly and is suitable for daytime use since it does not show. Available from druggists in 60c and 1.00 sizes.
Meeting at Shelby Clubhouse Closes Summer Sessions
Members gathered at the Shelby clubhouse on Monday evening for the final meeting of the summer vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelby
Let's Get Married at Majestic Theater with Richard Dix
A note advertises the Majestic Theater showing the film Let's Get Married starring Richard Dix tonight with ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Majestic Theater
Richard Dix
Ady
Ellwood City Guests and Travels Reported
Local residents and their relatives were noted traveling and visiting across several states. Names include W C Chancellor and H E Passmore on a Cleveland trip representing National Tube, Miss Marie Christley heading to Denver University, and multiple residents visiting Den ver, California, Buffalo, East Liverpool, Bessemer, and other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Christley
Wayne Avenue
Denver
Colo
Denver University
Myrtle McDeavitt
Dorothy Buquo
Sharon
C. V. Hall
Ethel Farrell
Fountain Avenue
New Castle
Helen Unger
Fourth Street
California
San Bernardino
Calif
Unger
Mildred Nicholls
Theodore Rodgers
Ellwood City
George B. Cavert
Fifth Street
Buffalo
N. Y
C. EB. Zeigler
Spring Avenue
Victor Rider
Haig Street
Wampum
Eckert
Joseph
Crescent Avenue
Emma
Ethel McLaughlin
Wood Street
East Liverpool
Harold Parker
Bessemer
Betty Harvey
Frank Huffman
Boxers’ Superstitions Highlight Prefight Rituals
European lightweight champion Harry Mason is noted for his ritual of draping a Jewish prayer shawl over the corner post and kissing it before entering the ring, illustrating the common superstition among fighters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Mason
Prisoner Forced to Go Without Food Under Investigation
Federal prisoner Charles Sloan, 54, alleges he was kept without nourishment for 30 hours at a Pittsburgh police station before a friend delivered a sandwich. Prohibition agents say police must have supplied food with possible government reimbursement, while police deny any such understanding. Federal authorities have opened an investigation into the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Pittsburgh
Charles Sloan
Prohibition
Sloan
Brothers Knife Fight Ends in Brother's Death
In Boston a knife fight between two brothers over money left one dead. Oscar F. Magnuson, 23, a student, died in hospital after police allege he stabbed his younger brother Ernest Magnuson, 16, in the chest during a confrontation in their shared room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Boston
Oscar F. Magnuson
Ernest
Mystery Follows Stabbing Incident at Abandoned Fair
Lodger Frank Follman awakened by screams, finding two youths wounded in an apparent stabbing at an af fair. He reported hearing a woman's cries as the incident unfolded, leaving investigators to determine motive and suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Follman
Community Chest Payments Due By July 1
Regular payments to the New Castle Community Chest are due by July 1 per pledge terms. Contributors should pay in person at Safe Deposit and Trust Company Bank on North Mercer Street or mail to headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Painless Dentist Prompted by Patient's Speech
A colored woman with a severe toothache visited the office of a so called Painless Dentist. As he began work she declared that he may be painless but she is not, highlighting a sharp racial remark during the procedure.
First Americans Chew Parched Corn to Preserve Teeth
The passage notes that early Americans kept their teeth strong by chewing parched corn instead of gum, suggesting a natural dental care practice.
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Ellwood Scouts
Camp Phillips
F. L. Rentz
Mike Hasbach
Hut
Cubs
Robert Dambach
C. A. Poister
John Offutt Jr
C. A. Martin
Samuel Neff
C .A. Martin
Bill Goehring
Volant
Joe Pearson
John Boston
Bell 60
Penn Theatre Building
East Washington Street
Cripps Hardware CO
Happy Hour
Marvin Electric Co
Mercer Street
TRY
Washington St
Mrs. Howard Jones
Dr. Boyd
Valley
Harry L. Clark
Bill Diduc
Inter County Meeting
Dr. Ralston
Dr. F. C. Ferrante
Opt
Safe Deposit & Trust
N. Mercerag
E. L. Young
Angi
Bill Braatz
Croton Avenue
Goodyear
Tiare
H. Green
David Liverman
Pronl
NEW Castles
Miss Murphy
Ili
Weiner
Zemo
Ellwood City Personals
W. C
H. E. Passmore
Cleveland, C
Joseph Shuler
Steubenville
Chest
Reynolds
Thorn
Sum
Mers Label
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