Stocks Edge Higher Then Slip In Opening Market
New York June 30 The stock market opened with mixed moves as gains in copper and some rail stocks offset by selling in grains and farm shares. Grains fell early then recovered while foreign exchange and liquor stocks weakened amid rate-cut pressures. The list showed overall weakness with U S Steel American Telephone and Allied Chemical lagging as investors booked profits before the holiday period.
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International News Service
New York
U. S. Steel
American Telephone
Allied Chemical
American Can
Lackawanna
Lehigh Valley
American Rolling Mills
U. &. Iy & Foundry
Otor
Market Report Pittsburgh Poultry Butter and Produce Standings
Pittsburgh reports a steady poultry market with moderate demand and supply. Prices include colored hens 12-13 cents, Leghorn hens 10-11, broilers 12-20, roosters 6-7, ducks 8-10, geese 7-8, turkeys 13-15, young Toms 10-12, eggs nearby 14 for receipts and 15-16 for fresh extras, tomatoes weak with varied box sizes and prices around 1.00 to 1.50, cabbage steady with 1.65-1.75 for 2% barrel crates and 0.75-1.00 for pointed type.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
Ohio
West Virginia
Kentucky
Texas
Mississippi
Tennessee
South Carolina
Maryland
Pittsburgh Livestock Market Report Shows Mixed Demand
On June 30 in Pittsburgh cattle receipts reach 500 with light demand and steady market. Steers ranged 556 to 625 for good heavies, 475 to 500 for light and handy, 560 to 650 for medium heavies, and 400 to 475 for common and low cutters. heifers mostly 500 to 550, cows 325 to 375, and bulls 125 to 250. Hogs at 2000 receipts steady with 390 to 505 for various hogs. prime heavies 450 to 475 and roughs 300 to 350. Sheep and lambs receipts 800, market slow. prime lambs 235 to 275, good and choice lambs 650 to 700, yearlings 450 to 575. Calf receipts 125, market steady for good and choice veals 475 to 575.
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Pittsburgh
Hay And Grain Prices From Pittsburgh Market
Oats No 2 white 50 to 50.5 cents. No 3 white 49.14 to 50 cents. Corn No 2 yellow shelled 62 to 64 cents. No 3 yellow 61 to 61.5 cents. Wheat No 2 red winter 1.00 to 1.01. Hay No 1 timothy 12.50 to 13.00. standard timothy 12.00 to 12.50. No 2 timothy 11.00 to 11.50. No 3 timothy 9.00 to 10.00. No 1 light clover mix ed 12.00 to 12.50. No 1 clover mixed 10.50 to 11.00. No 3 Prairie hay 11 to 11.50. good dry clean oat straw 8.00 to 8.50. good dry clean wheat straw 8.00 to 8.50.
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Pittsburgh
Members of W. A. C. Have Fine Meeting
Ellwood City, June 30. Members of the W. A. C. club met at Mrs. William Brenemen’s home on Line avenue with 10 present. The afternoon featured fancy work, chat, and visiting, followed by refreshments. The next meeting will be on the last Thursday of July at Mrs. Harry Lash’s home on Orchard avenue.
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Ellwood City
W. A. C. Club
William Brenemen
Line Avenue
Harry Lash
Orchard Avenue
Best Fish Tail Of All Time Best Fish Tail Of All Time
A 342 ton ship the Admiral grounded near Wicklow harbour Ireland as water flooded the hold a live big fish tail wedged in the hull held back water Engineers cemented the wriggling tail in place a seaworthiness certificate followed and the vessel sailed to Liverpool
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Liverpool
Wicklow Harbor
Ireland
Finances and credit schemes in historical note
In the strange vicissitudes of fin ance a shrewd creditor, in order to avoid personal embarrassment, will insist on not being paid in gold. This reflects a cautionary stance on payment forms and social perception in older financial practices highlighted by The Washington Evening Star.
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The
Washington Evening Star
Local notices from Koppel and Beaver area residents
Mr and Mrs Joseph Fisher and children John and Florence of Third avenue have returned home after a week with relatives in pipeline and Atlantic City. Joseph and David Pierce of Meadville stay weeks with grandparents Mr and Mrs Howard McDanel on Fourth avenue. Bobby Parks of Third avenue returns from New Castle after weeks with his grandmother. Mr and Mrs William Schlusser and son William of Ewing Park visited Mrs Schlusser's parents. Mr and Mrs William Roberts and daughter Kathryn with Mr and Mrs John Linzey and children and Mr and Mrs Lloyd Welsh and family enjoyed a motor trip to Rock Springs West Virginia for an all day picnic. Oscar Phillipp of Second avenue returned from a four day stay in Chicago at the Century of Progress Exposition. Miss Margaret Mills of Koppel road is summering with Mr and Mrs David Pierce of Meadville. Estelle Linzey of Second avenue, moved from Providence hospital after months, is improving and may return home soon after arm fracture. Olnhausen mushball team beat Enon 20 to 6 and 12 to 10 at Camp Freed field New Galilee with Burkert for Koppel and Hykes Dixon on mound for Enon. Dixon Ford Campbell led hitting. Koppel tennis team to Beaver Saturday to face Earl Davis Beaver club with McCloskey Davis and Smith. A large crowd attended an open air band concert by the Colonel Joseph H Thompson post Beav Falls band on the lawn near the legion home conducted by Charles Bedison with about fifteen orchestras and bands performing.
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Joseph Fisher
John
Florence
Third Avenue
Atlantic City
Joseph
David Pierece
Meadville
Howard McDanel
Fourth Avenue
Bobby Parks
Koppel
New Castle
William Schlusser
William
Ewing Park
Schlusser
William Roberts
Kathryn
John Linzey
Lloyd Welsh
Rock Springs
West Virginia
Oscar Phillipp
Second Avenue
Chicago
Ill
Margaret Mills
Koppel Road
David Pierce
Estelle Linzey
Providence Hospital
Olnhausen
Enon
Camp Freed Field
New Galilee
Burkert
Hykes
Dixon
Ford
Campbell
Beaver
Earl Davis
Beaver Club
McCloskey
Davis
Smith
Joseph H. Thompson
American Legion
Beaver Falls
Charles Bedison
Legion
Loan Of $20 000 Granted Board By Borough Council
Ellwood City borough council at a special meeting approved an immediate loan of 20000 to the local board of education to weather a crisis. The loan is to be repaid with interest by November 1, 1933, with $20000 in school district refunding as collateral.
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Ellwood City
Ellwood City Borough
Board of Education
G. H. Morrison
Co. C. Hall
Frank Blackburn
Fifth Street
Dinner Honors Mrs. John Nevin
Ellwood City on the Ellwood Zelinenople road saw Miss Lillian Nevin host a dinner party at the John Nevin home for her mother Mrs. John Nevin birthday. Guests included H. W. Druschel Charles Druschel Doris May Dausen A L Warner Dora Mary Nevin Roy McDanel John Nagel Beaver Phillip Wagner Floyd Nevin Elmer Nevin and John Nevin. The one o clock meal featured a long table and garden floral centerpieces. An afternoon of casual conversation followed and Mrs. Nevin received thoughtful gifts.
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Ellwood City
John Nevin
Ellwood-Zelienople Road
Lillian Nevin
H. W. Druschel
Charles Druschel
Doris May
E. W. Dausen
A L. Warner
Dora
Mary Nevin
Roy McDanel
John Nagel
Beaver
Phillip Wagner
Floyd
Elmer Nevin
Charming Hostess Mrs Art Nicklas Hosts Bridge Club
Ellwood City scene as Mrs Arthur Nicklas entertained the Thursday Evening Bridge Club at 503 Wayne Avenue. Guests included Miss Mildred Thompson of Birmingham and Miss Mildred Moon. Awards went to Mrs Fred Woods and Miss Thompson after three tables of play. A luncheon followed with floral decor and plans for a two week reunion.
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Ellwood City
Arthur Nicklas
Wayne Avenue
Mildred Thompson
Birmingham
Ala
Mildred Moon
Wilbur Teezans
Bridge
Fred Woods
Miss Thompson
Norman Pack
Lloyd Thomas
Marriage of Local Couple Revealed in Ellwood City
Ellwood City, June 30. Miss Mary M. Young and Michael Giglio, both of this city, were married last Monday afternoon at the office of Justice of the Peace 8. Y. Douds on Lawrence Avenue. They plan to reside in Ellwood City.
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Ellwood City
Mary M. Young
Michael Giglio
Office of
Justice of the Peace
8. Y. Douds
Lawrence Avenue
Funeral Rites Held for Mary Ann Umling Infant
Funeral services were held for Mary Ann Umling infant daughter of Mr and Mrs John Umling of Second street at the grandparents home on Second street with Rev C F Christiansen of Trinity Lutheran Church officiating. The child survived by parents, one sister and two brothers. Interment followed in Locust Grove cemetery.
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Ellwood City
Mary Ann Umling
John Umling
Second Street
Jameson Memorial Hospital
John Baier
C. F. Christiansen
Trinity Lutheran Church
Locust Grove Cemetery
Preparatory Service at Slippery Rock Church Tonight
Ellwood City reports a preparatory service at Slippery Rock Presbyterian Church this evening at 8 o'clock. The pastor will preach a sermon titled The Sin of Our Mission.
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Ellwood City
Slippery Rock Presbyterian Church
Rotary Installs Officers At Meet Ellwood City
Ellwood City Rotary Club members installed new officers at a June meeting at First Presbyterian Church. Retiring president Ray H. Aylesworth praised the past year and introduced new president Erle B. Yahn, who gave an address. No definite plans were announced for next Thursday's meeting.
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Ellwod City
Ellwood City
Rotary Club
First Presbyterian Church
Ray H. Aylesworth
Erle B. Yahn
Class Members Entertained by Gleaners at Wurtemburg
Grace Fowler hosted the Gleaners class of Wurtemburg M. E. church at her home in Wurtemburg. Fourteen members attended along with two guests Mrs Stella Albertson of Kittanning and Mrs Kenneth Ketterer of Ewing Park. A devotional, business meeting, committee appointments for a picnic supper, and a social luncheon were on the agenda. Adjournment set for the last Thursday of July.
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Ellwood City
Grace Fowler
Wurtemburg
Gleaners
Wurtemburg M. E. Church
Stella Albertson
Kittanning
Kenneth Ketterer
Ewing Park
William Clyde
Emmett Graham
Edward Smith
Leonard Hazen
Husbands Special Guests At Dinner
Ellwood City residents enjoyed a club gathering as the J. E. B. Club hosted its first summer dinner at Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Kerr on the New Castle road. A cool lawn setting, a served menu by Mrs. Kerr and Mrs. E. B. Moyer, and social chat followed. The event kicked off a series of summer get togethers for members and husbands.
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Ellwood City
J. E. B. Club
W. A. Kerr
New Castle Road
Country Club Bridge Gathering At Ellwood City Club
Local ladies social event at Ellwood City Country Club featured time and auction bridge across five tables. Scores awarded to Mrs. Steve Peck and Mrs. W.R. Thompson. Refreshments provided by a committee. Another event of this type slated in two weeks led by Mrs. Thelma Schenck and her committee.
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Ellwood City
Ellwood City Country Club
Steve Peck
W.R. Thompson
Thelma Schenck
M. And M. Club Meeting Held at Ellwood City
Mrs James Reed entertained the M and M Club at her First avenue home with special guest Mrs Emma Gillespie. After a 6 30 tureen dinner the members played cards and planned a picnic in two weeks at a to be announced location.
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Ellwood Coity
James Reed
M. and M Club
First Avenue
Emma Gillespiene
Stamm Family Eight Annual Reunion At Renfrew
Miss Clara Weber’s home in Renfrew hosted the Daniel Stamm descendants and friends for eight annual reunion and picnic. Sixty guests shared a nooning basket dinner on lawn tables decorated with flowers, then music and reminiscences. Officers elected: president Bruce Stamm, Butler secretary Bertha Sturgeon, Camp Run treasurer Everett Stamm, Butler and historian Guy Stamm Zelienople. The next reunion is set for the last Thursday of June 1934 at an announced location.
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Ellwood City
Clara Weber
Renfrew
Daniel Stamm
Bruce Stamm
Butler
Bertha Sturgeon
Camp Run
Everett Stamm
Guy Stamm
Henry Hartman
Ellwood City Visitors Attend Visitation at Zelienople Home
Ellwood City residents and Pastor Rev. C F Christiansen of Trinity Lutheran joined a large crowd in Zelienople for the Visitation and Donation Day at the Orphan's Home. The day featured a pageant titled Highways of Happiness and marked the 25th anniversary of Superintendent White. A picnic supper followed the program.
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Ellwood City
C. F. Christiansen
Trinity Lutheran Church
Zelienople
Supt. White
Mrs. Mina Wiley Hosts R. Q. Club at Home
Ellwood City on June 30 Mrs. Mina Wiley entertained 16 R. Q. Club members at her New Brighton road home. After a tureen luncheon the group played four tables of 500 with awards going to Mrs. Pearl Wehman and Mrs. Mary Hill. A picnic breakfast was planned for next Thursday at the McKim farm and the next meeting will be at Mrs. Mazie Myers in three weeks.
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Ellwood City
Mina Wiley
R. Q. Club
New Brighton Road
Pearl Wehman
Mary Hill
McKim Farm
Mazie Myers
Patent rights awarded for draw bench speed controls
Charles Frazier of Ellwood City received U S patent rights on draw bench speed controls and assigned them to National Tube. Osbert C Noble of Little Washington was awarded rights on two jar designs and assigned them to Tygart Valley Glass Company.
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New Castle
Washington, D. C
Charles Frazier
Ellwood City
United States Patent Office
National Tube Company
Osbert C. Noble
Little Washington
Tygart Valley Glass Company
Hospital Notes Ellwood City Discharges Two Patients
Ellwood City hospital notes for June 30 discharge Bessie Mae Etchison of Beaver Avenue and Mildred and Tony Mazzano of Wampum Avenue.
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Ellwood City
Bessie Mae Etchison
Beaver Avenue
Mildred
Tony Mazzano
Wampum Avenue
World Wide Guild Meeting At First Baptist Church
The Senior World Wide Guild of the First Baptist church held its regular meeting last night in the church parlors in Ellwood City.
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World Wide Guild
Ellwood City
The
First Baptist Church
Recital Attendance Links Local Women to Struthers Event
Mrs. George Herbert, Mrs. Clare Houk, Mrs. J. E. Carpenter and daughters Emily and Rebecca and Miss Virginia Brook traveled to Struthers Ohio Tuesday night to attend a recital at the United Presbyterian church. The Carpenters took part in the program and the recital was greatly enjoyed.
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George Herbert
Clare Houk
J. E. Carpenter
Emily
Rebecca
Virginia Brook
Struthers, C
United Presbyterian Church
Carpenters
Tea at Mrs Stapf’s honors Mrs Cunningham hosts
A Thursday afternoon silver tea at Mrs Clarence Stapf’s home drew a large crowd. Floral decorations enhanced the setting while Mrs C C Cunningham presided and poured. The tea was served despite the extreme heat at tea time.
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Clarence Stapf
C. C. Cunningham
Reunion visit of Volant College alumnae
Mrs. C B Reno and Mrs. Margaret McConnell attended the Volant college reunion on Wednesday, both alumnae of the institution. The gathering brought together former students in Volant.
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C. B. Reno
Margaret McConnell
Volant
Volant College
Home from Conneaut Marshalls attend funeral directors' convention
Mr and Mrs H W Marshall have returned from Conneaut where they attended the Western Pennsylvania Funeral Directors convention.
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Conneaut
H. W. Marshall
Western Pennsylvania
Loyal Daughters Meet at Thelma Allen Home
The Loyal Daughters class of the Methodist church will gather Friday evening at Miss Thelma Allen's Beaver street home for a church group meeting.
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Loyal Daughters
The
Methodist Church
Thelma Allen
Beaver Street
WAMPUM PERSONAL NOTES ON RETURN VISITS
Misses Elva Caplan and Florence Weil return from Pittsburgh after visiting relatives. E G Cook and Seth Morrow back in Pittsburgh following brief visits with Seth's parents, C B and M J Morrow of Kay Street. Daniel McGrath of Youngstown ends visit with sister Miss Margaret and brother Thomas on Kay Street. Mrs F L Huffman and children of Ellwood City visit the Harvey family on Kay Street.
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Wampum
Elva Caplan
Florence Weil
Pittsburgh
E. G. Cook
Seth Morrow
C. B. Morrow
Kay Street
Daniel McGrath
Youngstown, O
Margaret
Thomas McGrath
F. L. Huffman
Ellwood City
C. M. Harvey
Utah bill to force spend half of wealth on adults
Dayton Daily News notes a proposed Utah legislature bill would require every person over 18 to spend half of their money. The item critiques the bill as needing a more retroactive approach to be effective.
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Utah
Dayton Daily News
Teachers To Get Cash Pay Today In Ellwood City
Ellwood City educators will receive two half months pay in cash today and another half month in scrip as back pay. The payment is enabled by a $20,000 loan from the Ellwood City Borough Council. A special Board of Education meeting at Lincoln School at 7:30 this evening will address several important matters.
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Ellwood City
Ellwood
Vaughn R. DeLong
G. Blaine Hancher
Board of Education
Lincoln School
Excelsior Class Has Fine Meeting at Riverview
Ellwood City June 30 Miss Gladys Brown and Mr and Mrs G N Hazen of Riverview were guests as 20 members of the Excelsior class of Providence Baptist church gathered at Mr and Mrs Lester Hagen home in Riverview. The evening included a dip in Connoquenessing creek croquet lawn devotion business plans for weekly programs a wiener and marshmallow roast around a bonfire and group singing. They will meet next month at Elwin Hazen Jr s country club road home.
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Ellwood City
Gladys Brown
G. N. Hazen
Riverview
Excelsior
Providence Baptist Church
Lester Hagen
Vesta Householder
Elwin Hazen, Jr
Country Club Road
Ace High Members Meet On Thursday
Ellwood City June 30 Mrs Kenneth Parker hosted Ace High Club members at Hazel Avenue home. Miss Verna Welsh was a special guest and two tables were played. High score awards went to Miss Mary Hazen and Mrs Wade Donaldson. Next meeting set for two weeks at Miss Del West’s First Avenue home.
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Ellwood City
Kenneth Parker
Ace High Club
Hazel Avenue
Verna Welsh
Bridge
Mary Hazen
Wade Donaldson
Miss Welsh
del West
First Avenue
Social notes from Rockdale to Zelienople area
Mrs Wilbur Steffler of Rockdale visited her in law’s home in Slippery Rock on Thursday. Several residents including Mrs John Nagel Beaver and Mrs Eleanor Hollerman Pulaski spent time with relatives in Zelienople and Camp Run. Other locals traveled to Chicago for the Century of Progress while several relatives and friends visited in Knox Knox Ellwood Zelienople. The condition of Pauline Boots Wurtemberg after appendectomy is improving slowly.
Local baseball and community events recap from Koppel
The program sponsored by J Harvery Marshall American Legion closed with the Star Spangled Banner and praise for the post's work. Koppel lost to New Brighton 13 to 9 after an eight run rally. Rylott and Shappard pitched. Besver club failed to appear for a scheduled game. Kop pel M E church ladies aid to meet Thursday at Mrs Howard McDanel's home. Ruth Malyneaux and Geraldine Malone visit Edward Hoover in Second Avenue.
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Shappard
Brighton
Barile
Howe
Frita
Steinfield
Besver
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Koppel M. E. Church
Howard McDanel
Fourth Avenue
Ruth Malyne
New York Police Hit Crime Career Mystery Ended
A New York seaman Joseph McCuskey surrendered at police headquarters stating there are too many cops in the city to make crime attractive. He admitted buying a pistol in Philadelphia for two dollars, then was fed and housed before booking on a Sullivan law violation.
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International News Service
New York
Joseph McCuskey
McCuskey
Philadelphia
Ohio Man Wins Dog Poem Contest in Mass
Kenneth Beech Johnson of Piqua Ohio won first prize in the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals dog poem contest. He received 25 dollars for "Only A Dog." Other finalists included Nettie Wysor of Dublin Virginia and L F Messman of Enid Oklahoma. The event accompanied National on Animal Week observances.
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International News Service
Boston
Mass
Canada
England
Massachusettes Society For Prevention of Cruelty To
Kenneth Beech Johnson
Piqua
Ohio
Nettie Wysor
Dublin
L. F. Messman
Enid
Okla
Joseph L. Sturdevant
South Sudbury
Damascus Earliest City Claim Debated in Historical Note
It is generally supposed that Damascus, the chief city of Syria, is the oldest city in the world. The statement reflects a traditional view cited by historians and travelers, though exact origins of urban settlement remain debated among scholars.
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Damascus
Syria
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