Notice of Administrators and Dissolution Filing
Public notice announces letters of administration for the estate of Vinten Taylip and related parties, plus a dissolution filing for Munternal Fruipment Company of New Castle Pennsylvania. Creditors and claimants are asked to present claims and comply with related probate and dissolution actions filed with the Pennsylvania Department of State. Attorneys at law represent executors and provide deadlines and contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinten Taylip
Merial
The
Deere
Cattlann
Adi Iiatentory Mores
Uly
Sodea
Munternal
New Castle
I Weitloi
Department of State
Mariinburg
Jung
Chilegufd Municipal Isrulomene Company
Tay Te
Aba
Bere
Mew
Caste
Newa
Wheat and hay prices from Pittsburge market notes
June 30 Pittsburge market report lists prices for wheats oats and corn by grade and lot. Wheat No 2 red winter 78 7 86. oats No 1 white 42 12 43¢. corn No 2 yellow shelled 61 42 62 0. hay Timothy and clover prices range from 8 50 to 13 50 per ton. straw prices 9 00 to 9 50 per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittseburge
Timothy
Irregular Stock Market Shows Mixed Movements
International News Service reports uneven trading as support fades and buyers stay cautious. High priced issues slip while Allied Chemical and Johns-Manville fall, Eastman Kodak declines, signaling a tentative session in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Gould
New York
Ann
Allied Chemical
Johns-Manville
Eastman Kodak
Stock prices at one P M
Prices listed by Kay Richards and Co for noon averages show diverse industrials, rails, utilities, and major U S firms. Notable entries include Anaconda Copper, Bethlehem Steel, General Electric, General Motors, Chrysler, DuPont, US Steel, Republic Steel, Packard Motors, and Westinghouse among many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
At&oerre A
M Byatts Co
Amer Roll Mills
Amer Steel
Atlantic
Big Amer Loco Ve
Rad & Stan S
Allis Chalmers
Alled Chem & Dle
Ds Toy Evecare
Amer Smelt & Rig
Amer
Water
W & E Co
Amer Tob Go
Bas Amer Zine Lead & Smelt
Armour
Bendix Aviation
Bethlehem Steel
Baldwin Leco
Basing Airplane
Canadian Pacific
Caterpil T
Chesapeake & Onlo
Crucible Steel
Chrysler Sieeyss Wee Gen Col Gas & Elec
Cecenes
Consolidated Edison
Consolidated Oil
Thy Cont Can Co
Bess Cont Motors
Comm & Southern
Curtiss Wright Case
DuPont de Nemours
Douglas Aircraft
Elec Bond & Share Blec Power & Signt
Great Northern
General, Foods
General Motors
General Electric
Glenn Martin
Goodrich Rubber
Goodyear Rubber
Inter Harvester
Inter Nickel Co
Inspiration
Kennicott Copper Sowerers
Kroger Groc
Libby-Owens
Mack Trucks Inc
Montgomery Ward
McKeesport Tin Plate
Eerie Nee Tapatensive Northern Pacific
Nash Kelvinator
National Dairy
National Cash Reg
Amer Aviation National Biscuit
Wisgara Hudson
Otis Steel
Phillips Petrol
Packard Motors Pullman Co _1
Phelps Dodge
Republic Steel Cont Radio Corp
Reynalds Tobacco Beeeee
Sperry Corp
Ltd
Oil of NJ Ltd
Oil of Cal
Studebaker
Gils Sears Roeouck
Standard
Simmons Co
Texas Corp
Tide Wat O
al & Imp US Steel
US Pipe & Fu US Rubber
Union Car & Car
United Alt
United Corp
United Ges Np
Westinghouse
Brk Warner, Bros
Eric Woolworth Co
Yellow To& Cabo
Young Sheet & T
Baptist Groups Meet On Thursday
Ellwood City June 30 Members of Group Two of the Women’s Missionary Society of the First Baptist church met at Mrs Elmer Conner s home for July. Mrs Garfield Thomas presided as Mrs Conner spoke on the dogwood tree and gave serving trays as gifts. A lunch followed with Mrs Ralph Conex and Mrs Ray Johnston helping. The August meeting will be a picnic at Ewing Park grove. Group Five gathered at the church dining room for a supper and talks, with plans for a Wiener roast in July. Group One met at the church for a dinner and a program of games after worship, then a picnic at Mrs Amos Wiley s home. Also noted are Little Flower Club changes in meeting time due to July 4, and attendance at a funeral in Akron for a relative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Women's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Elmer Conner
Fifth Street
Garfield Thomas
Conner
Chester Hodgers
Earl Mower
King
Amos Wiley
Ellwood
New Brighton Road
Ellwool City
Little Flower Club
St. Agathe Catholic Church
Aorclock
Margaret Gardner Wins Medal Contest
Ellwood City report: Margaret Gardner won second bronze medal in a series by the Clearer Young People society of First U P church. Her oration was Vacation Dreams, judged by Mrs Elmer Young Mrs Jonn Caughey and Dr Anna McKinley. Next joint meeting July 2 at 7 oclock at United Presbyterian Church. Visitors welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Clearer Young Peoples Society
U. P. Church
Margaret Gardner
Elmer Young
Jonn Caughey
Anna McKinley
Walter Gamble
United Presbyterian Church
Action Deferred on Ellwood City Refreshment Stand
Ellwood City council in special session defers decision on the protested refreshment stand at Ewing Park grove until the July meeting. A petition with 255 residents was presented against the stand, which parks officials say earns about ten dollars daily. Community festives will close the stand for three days. Bids for plumbing fixtures and carpentry work for camp site, awarded to P. J. Gardner and E. Blose respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Ewing Park Grove
Comel
Auy
Park
Harry Huffman
Boro
Burgess McGlincy
Playgrounds Commission
Fire and Water Committee
P. J. Gardner
C. M. Parshall
Center Avenue
Hadassah Society Picnic Moves Indoors in Ellwood City
Hadassah Society members in Ellwood City held a picnic at the B Nal B Rich rooms due to rain. A delicious dinner was served under a committee led by Mrs. Ben Baker and others. The gathering ended with pleasant social time and plans for a future summer dance with time and place to be decided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Hadassah Society
Ewing Park
Ben Baker
J. Shenson
L. Silverblath
L. Garson
A, Stein
M, Solomon
M. Rhinehart
A, Lebowitz
Ellwood City Lodge Officers Meet Postponed
Ellwood City Ladies Orange Lodge No. 163 plans to join Betsy Fass Orange Home Chanter No. 1 in Woodman Hall New Castle tonight at 7 45. The Fast Officers club meeting is postponed a week and set for July 10 at Mrs Sara Treese home in New Castle roan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Ladies’ Orange Lodge No
Betsy Fass
Orange Home Chanter No
Woodman’hall
New Castle
Fast Officers Club
Ellwood
Ladies Orange Lodge
Sara Treese
New Castle Roan
New York T. Club Members Picnic At Ewing Park
Ellwood City June 30 N Y T club members entertained their husbands at a pleasant picnic in Ewing Park grove. Mrs Edna Steinbeck organized dinner arrangements and the evening was spent socially. A regular meeting is planned next week at Mrs Lola Wolfe's Todd avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Ellwood City
N. Y
Impromptu Program At Pleasant Hill Grange Meeting
Ellwood City jun 30 an amusing improvised program highlighted the semi monthly Pleasant Hill Grange literary hour with large attendance. Dorothy Barnett directed. Upcoming events include July 7 youth party at Willard Grange and July 14 regular meeting. Mr and Mrs Carl McKenna serenaded at Prisco after the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Pleasant Hill Grange
Ellwood
Portersville Road
Dorothy Barnett
Willard Grange
Willard
Big Beaver
Plaingrove
June Bride Honored by Harriet Gordon Class
Ellwood City June 39 members of the Harriet Gordon class of the Wurtemburg United Presbyterian church met at the John Wimner camp to honor Mrs Edward Boone Ida Mae Reese on her marriage in June. Sixteen members attended and gifts were given. A theater party is planned for July with the date to be decided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Harriet Gordon
Wurtemburg United Presbyterian
John Wimner
Wurtemburg
Wilener
Edward Boone
Ida Mae Reese
March Of Time Rotary Program In Ellwood City
Ellwood City Rotary Club met at the Presbyterian church to mark the March of Time. Retiring President Harold Burns passed the gavel to incoming President Paul Reynolds as the club saluted six month birthdays of Rotarians with a special display and flowers. Reports praised scouting progress and community service, with a motion to continue three-field scouting and a Rotary play as annual events. Reynolds will lead next meeting and announce new committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Rotary Club
Presbyterian Church
Harold Burns
Paul Reynolds
Sons of Destiny
Barry Anderson
Sarl Davidson
William Lo Dean
W. H. Quedring
Howard Guy
Charles Karl Ray Humphrey
Hayward
Oo J. Somes Braith
Fred Patton
Thomas Patterson
J. S. Porter
Elmer Sanders
Robert Sherrer
W. O H. Shields
Arnold Youne
Atlas Marjorile Streeter
Erle Yahn
Bove
Jendershdp
Rotary
Elcours
Ing
Robert Shearer
Robert Shearer Gave the Report of the Committee For Community Service
Cramp Thompson
Burns
Wampum Club
Commerce Board Sets Path for Local Projects Thursday
Ellwood City board reports progress on Brush Creek Valley highway and river road shortcuts to Beaver Falls via Helton. They defer parking meter decision to taxpayers and merchants while noting a forthcoming 10 percent dividend from the insolvent First National Bank. The group welcomes water service prospects for Riley Hill through an agreement with the Public Semmes Commission and Ellwood Consolidated Water Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Chamber of Commerce Roads and Bridges Committee
Brush Creek Valley
Beaver Falls
Helton
Rmeeting
Chamber of Com Merce
Chamber
Buc
Washington
First National Bank
National Banks
Riley Hill
Public
Semmes Commission
Ellwood Consolidated Waler Company
Last Rites For Mrs. Anna Fehl
Last rites were held for Mrs. Anna Fehl at the Evangelical Reformed church in Cannoguenessing Elwood City with Rev. Bair officiating. The service drew a large crowd as the church choir sang selections and floral remembrances were displayed. Family members attending included Glenn Gallaher Clark Young Fay LaVerne and Sherman Young Jess Fehl and children Margaret Andrew Thelma Jean Doris Jesse Harold Fred Fehl Clyde Fehl Donna Paul Richard Hillard Margaret Kugel and William Fehl. Interment followed in the church cemetery. pallbearers were Clifton Loman Henry Nicklas Glenford Skinner Elmer Delmer Fehl and Mr Rice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Anna Fehl
Cannoguenessing
Evangelical Reformed Church
Bair
Glenn Gallaher
Clark Young
Fay
LaVerne
Sherman Young
Jesse Fehl
Margaret
Andrew
Thelma Jean
Doris
Jesse
Harold
Fred Fehl
Clyde Fehl
Donna
Paul Richard
Robert Hillard
Margaret Kugel
Wiliam Fehl
Clifton Loman
Henry Nicklas
Glenford Skinner
Elmer
Delmer Fehl
Mr. Rice
HI LO Club Hosts Welcome Evening at Romack Home
Members of the HI LO club were welcomed by Mrs Loyal Romack at her Line Avenue home Ellwood City on June 30. Five hundred games determined first prize winners Mrs Walter Moon and Mrs Jesse Hayden. Special guest Mrs Henry Droboff attended a dainty lunch. Two weeks hence Mrs William Schramm will host at Pershing Street Ewing Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
HI LO Club
Loyal Romack
Line Avenue
Walter Moon
Jesse Hayden
Henry Droboff
William Schramm
Pershing Street
Ewing Park
Bicycle Club to Meet Friday in Ellwood City
Ellwood City June 30 The Bicycle club under the guardianship of the Veterans of Foreign Wars will meet tomorrow morning at 10 o clock to elect officers for the year The officers include president vice president secretary treasurer judge grand counsel defense counsel and captain The captain will appoint lieutenants Meeting price will be as usual at the Veterans of Foreign Wars rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Ceutenants
Progressive Club Card Session in Ellwood City
Ellwood City June 3006 Mrs Daniel Stamm was a special guest as members were entertained by Mrs Louis Bentrim. Bridge provided the entertainment with prizes won by Mrs Clarence Eiler and Mrs Edward Howells. Hostess served refreshments. Next meeting set for July 12 at Ewing Park Grove with a tureen dinner planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Daniel Stamm
Progressive Club
Louis Bentrim
Park Avenue
Bridge
Clarence Eiler
Edward Howells
Ewing Park Grove
126th Anniversary Of Memorial Church To Be Marked Sunday
Ellwood City observes the 25th anniversary of the Bell Memorial Presbyterian Church founded as a mission in 1902. The July 2, 1914 organization date is marked with services at 11 am and a special home coming in the evening led by Rev. Belk. former pastors and guests participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Bell Memorial Presbyterian Church
Slippery Rock Presbyterian Church
Charles Z. Bell
Ellwood-New Castle
John Walte
W. T. McCandless
John A. King
Joseph E. Pringle
Greer Bingham
Wampum Presbyterian Church
Belk
Mrs Helling Is Honored By Club
Members of the C D A held a designant picnic at Mrs Herman Halling’s Wayne township home. Twenty attended, bingo and 500 were played. prizes awarded to Mrs Sara Buscille for cards and Mrs P C Conmtrucei for bingo. A presentation of handkerchiefs was shown. Regular meeting planned for Monday evening July 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
C. D. of A
Herman Halling
Wayne Township
Sara Buscille
P. C. Conmtrucei
Illake Place
Kampers Club Trip to Butler Hosts and Games
On June 30 the Kampers club motored to Butler where Mrs. James Barton, Mrs. Alice Barton, and Mrs. Anna Baker of Akron were special guests. A luncheon was served at 1 o’clock at a prettily appointed table followed by Chinese checkers. On July 3 Mrs. J W Humphrey will host the club at her daughter’s home in Glenshaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Kampers Club
Butler
James Barton
Alice Barton
Anna Baker
Akron
J. W. Humphrey
Spring Avenue
Effie Dunkle Hosts Ellwood City Variety Club
Mrs. Effie Dunkle welcomed the Variety club to her Wampum avenue home for the bi weekly gathering. Five hundred was played at two tables with prizes to Mrs. William Patterson and Mrs. Howard Young. Lunch was served by Mrs. Kenneth Lauderdale. Next meeting set for Mrs. Reed Hall’s home on First avenue. Hospital notes list admissions and births in Ellwood City area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Effie Dunkle
Ellwood City
Variety Club
Wampum Avenue
William Patterson
Howard Young
Kenneth Lauderdale
Reed Hall
First Avenue
Mrs Ray Main Guest of Club
Ellwood City June 20 Mrs Ray Main was a guest of the D S T club hosted by Mrs Thomas McCloskey at Seventh Street to 500 prizes awarded to Mrs R L White Mrs Mee Closkey and Mrs Robert Main A dainty lunch was served by the hostess with help from her daughter Anna May and Miss Letha Barringer A social note says Mrs Harry Ott will host in three weeks at her Bordre avenue home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Ray Main
D. S. T. Club
MDS
Thomas McCloskey
Seventh Streen Ton
R. L. White
Mee Closkey
Robert Main
Anna May
Letha Barringer
Harry Ott
Bor=der avenue
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Cinda Giltiilan
Temple
Wampum
Pulaski
Zerner
Keot & Castle
Lawrence Couuis
Penns
Phoott
Adiminiatratris
Cassandra Alsen
Lucagna
Ail Pateens
CSC
Elama
Owithout Devix
George T. Weingartner
St Wol
Agiss
National Improvement CO
South
Jefferson St
Iphone
Piu Ta
Vee Ue
Kay Richards & Co
Union
J. W. Eum
Phrey
Groverty
Huspares’ Post
Johnston Lewis
College Hill
Arthur Stevenson
Pittsburgh
Ctrele
Greeler
Colo
Mia
Earl Friday
Frisco
Orange Lodge
Young Peoples
Pleasant Hill
Rotary Program
Commerce Board
HI LO
Romack
Bicycle Club
Memorial Church
Presbyterian
Mrs. Helling
Herbert Cavalier
Petro Pinter
Park Gate
Robert Kennedy
Lewis Cherel
Franklin Avenue
Charles Welsh
the Avenue
Harry Witte
Ninth Street
Albert Sxriegisch
Wiley Hill
Mak
Lande
Mrs. Ray
A. B. Dick CO
Castle Stationery Co
North Meecer ST
Rainbow Terrace
Cascade Park
Don Ricardo
Hollywood Cavaliers
Teatm Xy
Elaine
Emooth Srgis
the Ross Orchestra
Rae
Hite Bros
Wilmington Ave
N. Jefferson St
White’s Millinery
E. Washington St
New Castle, Pa
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