Stocks Edge Lower At Opening Amid Mixed Markets
U S stock market opens mixed with erratic trading and profit taking. Major shares like American Rolling Mill and U S Pipe & Foundry lag, while Nickel leads with a new high in copper and rail issues show strength. Bonds gain, rails and governments push ahead, oil and steel slide on profit tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ortera Onal
Nowa Servier
New York
Billisis
Citi
Inter
Brocka
Lst
Pivotal Lanes Uke
Lackawanna
Lehigh Valley
Rolling Milla
U. S. Pipe & Foundry
Stock Prices At 12 30 P M
A list of company stocks with trading reference at 12 30 P M includes Ferainugh by Xay Bioharan Co 234 bate 3 apanot Byers Amar Roll Mills Amar Steel Frey Atlantic Rik AubUIN 2 case Amant LOCO Amar Rar & Stan Allis Chaimors Allied Ohom & Die Amer Supil & Rtgane Amer Foreign Power Anaconda Copper Amer Can Co Water W Co Amer Tob Co Armour Barnsdall Oil Bethionem Steel Baldwin Loco Canadian Pacific Cheanpenkod& Ohio Straucible Steel Chrysler Col Gas de Flectric Consolidated Ol Cont Can Co Comm & Southern Commercial Solvents Cities Service Curtiss Wright Case 3 DuPont de Nemours Drug Elec Auto Lite Elec Bond & Share General Electric General Foods Inter Harvester Inter Nickel Co Inspiration Copper Kennicott Copper Kelvinator Libby-Owens-Torch Liquid Carbonic Lehigh Portland Lone Star Gas Mid Cont Pet Missouri Pacific Trucks Montgomery Ward Northern Pacific Nash Motors National Dairy National Gas Reg North American Aviation National Biscuit Niagara Hudson Power Otis Steel Owens-IlGi Pennroad Phillips Petrol Packard Motors Pullman Co
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AT & BF Ys
M Byers Co
Amar Roll Mills
Amar Steel Frey Atlantic Rik
Aubuin
Case Amant Loco
Amar Rar & Stan
Allis Chaimors Uc
Allied Ohom & Die
RT Es
Amer Supil
Rtgane
Amer Foreign Power
Anaconda Copper
Amer
Am Water
W & Ae Co
Amer Tob Co
Amer Super
Os Armour
Barnsdall
Veer Bethionem Steel
Baldwin Loco
Vanadian Pacific
Cheanpenkod& Ohio Srucible Steel
Chrysler y+ ees
Col Gas
Consolidated Ol
Comm & Southern
Commercial Solvents Cities Service
Curtiss Wright
Yessseee
DuPont de Nemours Drug Inc
Elec Auto Lite
Elec Bond & Share Great Northern
General Matais
Wes General Electric
Goodrich Rubber
Goodyear Rubber
General Foods
Inter Harvester
Inter Nickel Co
Inspiration
Coppe ET ST Oe
Pease downs-Mansville
Kennicott Copper Kelvinator
Kdoger Groce
Libby-Owens-Torch
Liquid Carbonic
Lehigh Portland
Lone Star Gas
Missouri Pacificack ‘Trucks Inc
Montgomery Ward
Northern Pachic
Nash Motors
National Dairy
National Gash Reg
North Ameri Aviation
National Biscuit
Niagara Hudson Pwr
Otis Steel
Owens Ti Gi
Pennroad
Packard Motors
Pullman Co
Trade Names in a 20th Century Corporate Ledger
Fragmentary OCR shows a network of company names including Republic Steel Corp, Reynolds Tobacco, Standard Brands, Westinghouse, Warner Bros, Texas Corp, United Aircraft, Woolworth, Union Carbide, Sears Roebuck, Vanadium Corp, Erie, and Westinghouse Electric, suggesting a compiled listing of firms or holdings. The garbled text lacks coherent events or dates, but places firms in a broad corporate landscape of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phelps
Republic Steel Corp
Reynolds Tobac Stel OU
Cal
Slilebaker
Shewart Warner
Cins & Elec
Sears Feebuck
Standard Brands
Blannons Oo
Texas Corp
Timkin
Pittsburgh Produce Market Report June 30
Cititeenalinnal news service notes steady poultry demand with moderate supply. Leghorn and colored hens and brailers priced, ducks, geese, turkeys, and young toms listed. Butter markets steady with varying scores. Tomatoes show weaker demand, mixed regional prices. cabbage steady with slow demand. Ohio Maryland and southern regions cited for current receipts and crate prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News Service
Pittsburgh
Ohio
West Virginia
Kentucky
Texas
Mississippi
Tennessee
South Carolina
Maryland
Pittsburgh Livestock Market Report June 30
Livestock receipts totaling 500 cattle with steady to good demand. Steers and heifers ranged 125 to 850, cows 250 to 375, bulls 285 to 375. Hogs receipts 2000 with steady to 20 lower. primes 450 to 475, heavies 470 to 490, light Yorkers 3080 to 425. Sheep and lambs receipts 800 with slow market. prime wethers 275 to 295, lambs 650 to 700, yearlings 450 to 875. Calves 126 with steady demand. steer and heifer calves 475 to 575.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Hay And Grain Prices In Pittsburgh Market
The Pittsburgh hay and grain market reports mixed prices for oats corn and wheat with several grades listed. No. 2 white oats 50 to 51 cents, No. 3 white 40 to 50 cents, corn No. 2 yellow shelled and No. 3 yellow around 41 to 61 percent, red winter wheat No. 2 at 1.00 to 1.01, Timothy hay prices range from 11 to 13 dollars for various grades, and straw values quoted from 8 to 8.50 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Members Of W A C Have Fine Meeting
Ellwood City residents gathered at Mrs William Brenemen home on Line Avenue Thursday afternoon for a W A C club meeting. Ten members attended and enjoyed fancy work and refreshments. The next gathering is planned for the last Thursday in July at Mrs Harry Lash’s home on Orchard Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
W. A. C. Club
William Brenemen
Line Avenue
Harry Lash
Orchard Avenue
Best Fish Tail of All Time in a Ship Tale
The 342 ton Admiral grounded near Wicklow harbor Ireland as water poured in through a hole. The tail of a large fish became wedged in the hull and later engineers cemented it. The ship crossed to Liverpool after a seaworthiness certificate was issued. A shrewd creditor avoids payment in gold in a curious financial aside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Wicklow Harbor
Ireland
Koppel residents share visits and local sports
Local families from Koppel report weeks visiting relatives in Philadelphia and New Castle with extended stays in Meadville and Chicago. Regional sports include Olnhausen mushball wins over Enon, a Koppel tennis journey to Beaver, and a Band concert by Colonel Joseph H Thompson post American Legion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Tisher
John
Florense
Third Avenue
Philadelphia
Awante City
Joseph
David Pierece
Meadville
Howard McDanes
Fourth
Avenue
Bobby Parks
Koppel
New Castle
Wiliam Schlusser
William
Ewing Park
Schlusser
William Roberts
Kathryn
Moa
John Linzey
Lloyd Welsh
Samby
Rock Springs
West Virginia
Oscar Phillipp
Second Avenue
Chicago
Wip
Margaret Mills
David Pierve
Estelle Linzey
Providence Hospital
Olnhausen
Enon
Camp Freed Field
New Galliee
Burkert
Hykes
Dixon
Ford
Campbell
Beaver
Earl Davis
Beaver Club
McCloskey
Davis
Smith
Joseph H. Thompson
American Legion
Besver Falls
Charles Betlison
Legion
Loan Of $20,000 Granted By Borough Council
Bellwood City borough council at a special meeting approved an immediate loan of 20000 to the local board of education to meet a crisis. Collateral will be 20000 in school district refunding bonds with interest to be paid by November 1, 1933. Plans for Fifth street subway drainage at 14359 total cost approved. borough manager and solicitor authorized to finalize arrangements.
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Bellwood City
Ellwood City
Gront
Board of Education
G. H. Morrison
Frank Blackburn
Fifth Street
Dinner Honors Mrs. John Nevin
Ellwood City on June 30 featured Miss Lillian Nevin hosting a dinner party at the John Nevin home in the Ellwood Zelienople Trend to celebrate Mrs. John Nevin's birthday. Guests at a long table enjoyed a sumptuous meal with garden flowers as centerpieces and exchanged gifts for the honored guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
John Nevin
Ellwood-Zelienople
Lillian Nevin
Pelock
H. W. Druschel
Charles Druschel
Doris May
B. W. Danfee
A L. Warner
Dora
Mary Nevin
Roy McDanel
John Nagel
Beaver
Phillip Wagner
Floyd
Elmer Nevin
Charming Hostess Mrs Art Nicklas Hosts Bridge Club
Mrs Art Nicklas hosted the Thursday Evening Bridge Club at her 503 Wayne Avenue home in Exwood City. Guests included Miss Mildred Thompson of Birmingham and Miss Mildred Moon. Bridge on three tables led to club and guest awards, followed by luncheon. next meeting planned in two weeks at an announced location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exlwood City
Arthur Nicklas
Wayne Avenue
Mildred Thompson
Birmingham
Ala
Mildred Moon
Wilbur Teezans
Bridge
Fred Woods
Miss Thompson
Norman Pack
Lloyd Thomas
Marriage Revealed For Local Couple In Ellwood City
Ellwood City notices report the marriage of Miss Mary M. Young and Michael Gilgup last Monday. The ceremony occurred at the office of Justice of the Peace S. Douds on Lawrence Avenue. The couple will reside in Ellwood City. Funeral rites honor infant Mary Anne Tiling, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Uming of Second Street, who died earlier in Jameson Memorial Hospital. Services were held at 1:30 PM from the home, with Rev. C F Christiansen officiating. Interment followed at Lorcus Grove Cemetery. Also listed is a preparatory service at Slippery Rock Presbyterian Church tonight with a sermon on The Sin of Our Mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Mary M. Young
Michael Gilgup
Office of Justice of the
S. ¥. Douds
Lawrence Avenue
Uttle Mary Anne Tinling
John Uming
Second Street
Jameson Memorial
John Baier
C.F. Christiansen
Trinity
Lorcust Grove Cemetery
Slippery Rock Presbyterian Church
Pauline Boots
Wurlemburr
Roy van Gorder
Bellevue
Sidney van Gorder
Wurtemburg
F. A. McBrien
Helen
New Brighton
Alice Bowden
New Castle
Ernest. Householder
Knox
John Vaneck
Cleveland, O
Elwood
Zellenople
Clarence Willaims
Evans City
Eric Henry
Zellenople Road
Janes Potter
Lilyville
Rotary Installs Officers At Ellwood City Meet
Ellwood City Rotary Club officers were installed at the weekly meeting at First Presbyterian Church. Retiring president Rey H. Aylesworth spoke on the year’s work and introduced new president Erle Z. Yahn, who gave an address. No definite plans for next Thursday were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwod City
Ellwood City
Class Members Entertained by Wurtemburg Gleaners
In Ilwood City on June 30 Mrs Grace Fowler hosted the Gleaners class of the Wurtemburg M Euchrela at her home in Wurtemburg with fourteen members and two guests, Mrs Stella Albertson and Mrs Kenneth Ketterer. A devotional, business meeting led by president Mrs Willem Clyde, plans for a Please supper, and a luncheon social followed. The group set to meet again on Thursday in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illwood City
Grace Fowler
Wurtemburg
Gleaners
Emmett Graham
Edward Smith
Leonard Hazen
Husbands Special Guests At Dinner
SLLWOOD CITY June 30 A fine meeting and dinner was enjoyed by the J. E. B. Club members and their husbands at the home of Mr and Mrs W A Kerr on the New Castle road A delicious menu was served by the hostess with Mrs E B Moyer assisting After dinner guests enjoyed cool evening air and social chat This is the first of the club s summer gatherings to be continued throughout the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Malyneaux
Gerldine Malone
Pittsburgh
Edward Hoover
Second Avenue
Sllwood City
J. E. B. Club
W. A. Kerr
New Castle Road
Country Club Bridge Gathering At Ellwood City Club
A social bridge event hosted by the Ellwood City Country Club drew local ladies yesterday afternoon. Five tables played contract and auction bridge with Mrs. Steve Peck and Mrs. W.R. Thompson taking score awards. Light refreshments were served by a committee. another event of this type is planned in two weeks under Mrs. Thelma Schenck and her committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Ellwood City Country Club
Steve Peck
W.R. Thompson
Tyne
Thelma Schenck
M and M Club Meeting Tonight in Ellwood
Mrs James Reed hosted the M and M Club at her First Avenue home with Mrs Emma Gillespie as guest. After a 6 30 dinner the group enjoyed a cards evening and planned a future gathering at a yet undisclosed location in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood
James Reed
M. and
M Club
First Avenue
Emma, Gillespie
Ellwood City Visitors Attend Visitation and Donation Day
Ellwood City residents and their pastor Rev F Christiansen of Trinity Lutheran joined a trip to Zelenople for Visitation and Donation Day at the Orphans home. A large crowd attended the daylong event featuring a pageant Highways of Happiness by the home's children and marking the 2th anniversary of flupt White. Visitors then shared a picnic supper on the grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
F. Christiansen
Trinity Lutheran Church
Zelenople
Orphant
Flupt. White
Mrs Wiley Hosts R Q Club in Ellwood City
Mrs Mina Wiley entertained the R Q Club at her New Brighton road home. Sixteen members attended a luncheon and four tables of 509. Prizes were awarded to Pearl Wehman and Mrs Mary Bin. Plans were made for a picnic breakfast at McKim farm next Thursday. The next meeting will be at Mrs Mazié Myers' home in three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood
City
Mina Wiley
R. Q. Club
New Brighton Road
Mazié Myers
Ellwood Man Is Granted Patent and Designs
Ellwood City resident Charles Frasier has received U S patent rights on drawsbench speed controls, assigned to National Tube company. Osbert Noble of Little Washington earned rights on two jar designs, assigned to Tygart Valley Glass company. Also notes on hospital discharges and a church guild meeting in Ellwood City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur GC Wirmer
Washington
Ren Gustle
Washington, D. C
Charles Frasier
Ellwood City
United States Patent Office
National Tube Company
Osbert
Noble
Little Washington
Tygart Valley Glass Compan
WAMPUM SOCIAL NEWS AND REUNION NOTES
Wampum residents attended a church recital at United Presbyterian by the Carpenter family and others. A Thursday tea at Mrs Clarence Stapf’s home drew many guests under hot conditions. Mrs B Reno and Mrs Margaret McConnell visited Volant college reunion. H.W. Marshall returned from Conneaut after attending the Western Pennsylvania Funeral Directors convention. Loyal Daughters of the Methodist church plan a Friday meeting at Miss Thelma Allen’s home. Elva Caplan Florence Weil visited relatives in Pittsburgh. E G Cook and Seth Morrow returned home to Kay street. Dante McGrath of Youngstown visited Margarat and Thomas McGrath on Kay street. Mrs F J Huffman and children visited C M Harvey family on Kay street. Utah bill proposal discussed in Dayton Daily News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Herbert
Clara Houk
J E
Carpenter
Emy
Rebeca
Virginia Brook
Struthers
United Presbyterian Church
Carpenters
Loyal Daughters
Last of
The
Methodist Church
Wampum
Elva Caplan
Florence Weil
Pittsburgh
Cook
Seth Morrow
Morrow
Kay Street
Hs Dante
McGrath
Youngstown, O
Pbrother
Margarat
Thomas McGrath
F. J. Huffman
Teachers To Get Cash Pay Today In Ellwood City
Ellwood City officials announce that teachers will receive two half months’ pay in cash today and another half month in scrip as back pay from a $20,000 loan from the borough council. The Board of Education will convene in Lincoln Auditorium at 7:50 PM to address several important matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Ellwood
Vaughn R. DeLong
G. Blaine Hancher
Excelsior Class Has Fine Meeting
In Ellwood City Riverview guests Miss Gladys Brown and Mr and Mrs G N Hazen joined 20 Providence Baptist church Excelsior class members for a Riverview home gathering last evening. Attendees swam in Connoquenessing creek and played croquet before a devotional, business session, and plans for weekly programs. The night closed with a wiener roast and group singing around a bonfire. The next gathering will be at Elwin Hazen Jr on the country club road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Gladys Brown
G. N. Hazen
Riverview
Excelsior
Providence Baptist Church
Lester Hazen
Vesta Householder
Elwin Hazen, Jr
Club Road
Ace High Club Hosts Evening At Hazel Avenue Home
Pleasing hospitality greeted Ace High Club members and guest Miss Verna Welsh at Mrs. Kenneth Parker's Hazel Avenue home. Miss Maury Hazen and Mrs. Wade Donaldson won high score awards after two tables of play. A later menu was served by the hostess and her sister. Next meeting set for two weeks at Miss Del West's First Avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Kenneth Parker
Ace High Club
Hazel Avenue
Verna! Welsh
Fridge
Maury Hazen
Wade Donaldson
Welsh
Miss del West
First Avenue
New York Police Hit Crime Career
An unnamed penman Joseph McCuskey surrendered at police headquarters in New York declaring many cops attract criminals. He admitted spending his last two dollars in Philadelphia for a pistol after being advised he could make a good living in New York with a gun. He was fed housed and placed under legal care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
New York
Joseph McCuskey
McGuskey
Philadelphia
Ohio man wins dog poem contest in Mass SPCA event
Kenneth Beech Johnson of Piqua Ohio won first prize twenty five dollars for his poem Only A Dog in a national dog poetry contest conducted by the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. Other winners include Nettle Wysor Dublin Virginia L F Messman Bold Ola and Joseph L Sturdevant South Sudbury Massachusetts. The event supported by animal week observations. Damascus is noted as the oldest city claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cinteenidant News Service
Boston
Canada
England
Massachusettes Society For Prevention of Cruelty
Kenneth Beech Johnson
Piqua
Ohio
Nettle Wysor
Dublin
L. F. Messman
Bold
Ola
Joseph L. Sturdevant
South Budbury
Mass
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Feraiunheg
Xay
Bioharan & Co
Bate 3
Aponit
Frest Balding
Washington Evening Star
Mrs
Mrs. Art Nicklas
Rotary
E. B. Yahn
M. Club
Stamm Reunion
Ellwood uTx
Clara Weber
Ren Trew
Daniel Stamm
Bruce Stamm
Butler
Bertha Sturgeon
Camp
Hyerett
Stamm
Guy Stamm
Henry Hartman
Zelienople
Mrs. Wiley
Bessie' Mae Ellhison
Beaver Avenue
Mildred
Tony’ Mazzano
Wam
Pum Avenue
World Wide Guild
Ellwood Gity
First Baptist Church
Clarence Stapf
C. C. Cunningham
B. Reno
Margaret McConnell
Volant
Volant College
Conneaut
H.W. Marshall
Western Pennsylvania
Utah
Dayton Daily News
Ace High
Stanley
Sarah Peabody
Marshal Dotey Walker
Damascus
Syria
Mab
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