Watch Dog Goose Leaves County For- Temporary Home
Elwood City observer reports David the watch dog goose left Wampum avenue with the Barnes family and found a temporary home in Koppel with a man who coaxed him onto a moving van. The shepherd dog, David’s chum, was killed by a car, a tragedy the goose remains unaware of as he dreams of returning home.
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Watch Dog
Goose
Ellwood City
David
Watch Dog Goose
W. D. Barnes
Wampum Avenue
Barnes
Hle
Koppel
Mr. Lewis
Shepherd
Woman's Club Holds Fall Meeting at First Presbyterian Church
The Woman's club met this afternoon at the First Presbyterian church for its first fall meeting. Regular business was conducted and routine matters were handled. A luncheon was served by the refreshments committee.vacation taken Poister leaves Ellwood City for Buffalo then Adirondacks for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Woman’s Club
First Presbyterian Church
Hiking Club Corn Roast Plans Friday Trip
Ellwood City hikers depart Friday afternoon for Harold MecKinm's farm at 4 30 joining Rev. A M Stevenson. They meet at First Presbyterian church at 4 20 then hike to the boys farm for a campfire carp roast and sniper. Executive committee leads. nominating panel to appoint officers for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Harold MecKinm
A. M. Stevenson
First Presbyterian Church
First Football Practice Today at Local High School
Uniforms were issued for football players as high school begins under Coach Feck't Lee. The squad appears strong with an estimated average of 175 pounds for the first team and 150 for the second. More than 200 reserve tickets sold. expected to sell the remaining thousand to raise funds for new bleachers for over 2,000 spectators. Ellwood City Hospital reports Grace Harris admitted for surgical treatment. Born to Mr and Mrs Donald Voina a son named Ernest Raymond in Ellwood City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Feck't Lee
Davis
Ellwood Hospital
Bellwood City
Grace ‘Harris
Park Avenue
Ellwood City Hospital
Donald Voina
Wayne Avenue
Trinity Church Building Rising Quickly in Ellwood City
Ellwood City Pa September 1 Members of the Trinity Lutheran expect to reside in their new building on Second street and Spring avenue by year’s start The brisk pace may finish in one month with basement ready for occupancy after roofing boiler installation and winter plastering.
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Ellwood City
Trinity Lutheran
Second Street
Spring Avenue
Dinner Party Hosted by Mrs Fulmer on Spring Avenue
Mrs. T. J. Fulmer entertained a number of friends Monday evening at her Spring avenue home with an eight o'clock dinner for eighteen. Rain-colored flowers centered the table. Mrs. Thomas Wilson and Miss Helen Whittaker assisted in serving. Games of 500 filled the evening. prizes went to Mrs. William Ingham and Mrs. W. R. Johnston. Out of town guests included Mrs. W. A. Shields of Koppel and Mrs. Johnston of Green Villa. Ellwood City guests included several listed attendees.
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Ellwood City
T. J. Fulmer
Spring Avenue
Thomas. Wilson
Helen Whittaker
William Ingham
W. R. Johnston
W. A. Shields
Koppel
Johnston
Greenvilla
Ellwooth City
Rae Chambers
R. C. Stiefel
H. E B. McClymonds
David Cartwright
George Fisher
Entertainment Friday in Wurtemburg Church
Young Peomy's Christian Union presents an evening of informal games and lunch at the Wurtemburg U. P. church Friday. Committee in charge includes W. S. Smith and Mrs. R. A. Kirk.
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Ellwood City
Young Peomy's Christian Union
Wurtemburg U. P
W. S. Smith
R. A. Kirk
Local Men Return From Mountain Camp
Ellwood City men Rev A M Stevenson and Warren Griffith returned from Camp Kane sattake on Monday. Griffith earned top honors with 4 percent more notebook work than any of the 140 boys and led by 14 points in athletics. Ellwood City again carried the Sunday school camp honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
A. M. Stevenson
Warren Griffith
Camp Kanesatake
Griffith
Creighton Coles Condition Improved
The condition of Creighton Cole of Wayne Stop, injured in an automobile accident two weeks ago, shows improvement and hospital officials say Mr. Cole remains rational at times. ENTERTAINMENT AT CHURCH At Wurtemburg United Presbyterian church on Friday evening Sept 4 a play Not A Man in the House will be presented by the church’s Young Ladies society, with instrumental and vocal music. ENJOY FISHING TRIP Nine men from Wurtemburg travel to Rice Lake Ontario for ten days of fishing. MISSIONARIES MEETING The regular monthly meeting of the missionary society of the Wurtemburg C U P church will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. An all day Ladies Aid joint meeting is planned for the afternoon. KAMPER'S KLUT Mrs J G Cobler and Mrs Harry Parthmore host Kamper’s Klub at their Wayne avenue home tonight. LEAVES FOR WALES A J Jenkins plans two months in Wales, leaving New York Sunday. ELLWOOD CITY PERSONALS Mrs Max Bolotin returns from New York City. Mr and Mrs Howard Johnson back from Spring agenys.
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Ellwood City
Creighton Cole
Wayne Stop
Cole
Wurtemburg United Presbyterian Church
Young Ladies Society of
Ross Vangorder
Hanford Smith
Lauren Graham
Donald Hepler
Earl Graham
Vincent Graham
Joseph Mehard
Wm, Mehard
Allen Weller
Wurtemburg
Rice Lake
Ontario
Missionare
Hilwood City
The
Missionary Society of the Wurtemburg CU. P
Ladies Aid
Kamper's
Klut
J. G. Cobler
Harry Parthmore
Kamper’s Klub
Wayne Avenue
Max Bolotin
Park Avenue
New York City
Howard Johnson
Spring
Visit Notes and Socials From Ellwood City
A visit with relatives in Ellwood City and Wurtemburg. Born to Mr and Mrs A J Baler on Fourth street a daughter. Mrs Mary French of Wurtemburg leaves Monday for Altoona to visit Mrs TG Doak. Mr and Mrs Fred Jackson Miss Lucille and Fred Jackson hosted Dr and Mrs H W Reeder in Rochester Sunday. Mrs Howard Wiley and Rockdale ill at home. Mrs Frank Weddell of Wartburg returned from Greenville and Sharon. Miss Edith Williams and Miss Catherine Hemerly dined with Miss Helen Jackson near Jackson Stop Sunday. E B Baker of Fourth street visited New Castle. Miss Frances Medard returned to Wurtemburg after extended visit with friends in Eastern Ohio. Miss Nellig Helderson of Titusville vigil at Mrs C Anderson’s Fountain Avenue home. WHAT: Ellwood City theater ad lists Hedinald Denny in "I'd Show You the Town."
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City
Werren
A. J. Baler
Fourth Street
Mary French
Wurtemburg
Altoona
TG. Doak
Fred Jackson
Lucille
Fred Jeckson
H. W. Reeder
Rochester
Howard Wiley
Rockdale
Frank Weddell
Wartemburg
Greenvilla
Sharon
Edith Walliams
Catherine Hemerly
Helen Jackson
Jackson
E. B. Baker
New Castle
Jliss Frances Medard
Ohio
Nellig. Helderson
Titusville
C. Anderson
Fountain Avenue
Ruth Seeks Talk With Mrs Ruth Over Reports
Babe Ruth arrived in New York and rushed to see Mrs Ruth after she said there were matters to discuss including reports of an alleged affair with a widow. The saga ties to Ruth’s suspension by Miller Huggins for general misconduct and a $5,000 fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
New York
Babe Ruth
New York Yankees
The
Yanks
Ruth
Pleads Guilty To Liquor Charge in McKeesport
Mike Skirbo of McKeesport pleaded guilty to illegal transportation of liquor and was fined 100 dollars and sentenced to 31 days in jail by Judge Irvin Cummins. He aided by proving his employer Morris, also of McKeesport, faced jail time after arrest near Burgettstown with 15 gallons of whisky in May.
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Washington
Ee “Eatley
Mike Skribo
McKeesport
Irvin Cummins
Skirbo
Morris
J. B. Adams
Burgettstown
Traffic Lights Out of Order On Washington Street
Automatic traffic lights on Washington Street were off last night causing frequent traffic jams. The amber light malfunctioned, burning half the time instead of signaling a change, and the city electrician was working today to restore normal operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Street
Trafie
Police Chief Dysart Issues Traffic Light Warning
Police Chief Dysart states motorists must not start at the white light and should wait for the green light to go. He urges drivers to stop starting on the white signal and begin moving only when the green appears.
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Dysart
French Hair Specialist Reveals Secret
Prof. G. W. Bushebe, noted French hair specialist of Los Angeles, discusses his celebrated remedy Lucky Tiger. He claims decades of experience and highlights the product’s effectiveness for hair loss and thinning, noting it is widely available at drug stores and barber shops.
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G. W. Busebe
Los Angeles
Pacific Coast
Busche
Lucky Tiger
Lave and Megown
New Castle Drug Corporation
Combined French Spanish drive to break Krim grip in Morocco
Paris dispatch reports a joint French and Spanish offensive to oust Abd-El-Krim from Morocco. General De Rivera in Algeciras confirms a forthcoming campaign after a war council with Generals San Jurjo and Despujols and French leaders. Air bombardment of Moroccan coast towns is also noted as operations begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Newar Service
Paris
Abd-El- Arim
Morocco
Jteduy
Madrid
Primo de Rivera
Algeciras
Primo
Aghucemas Bay
War Council
Directory
Spain
Abd-El-Krim
France
Tetuan
Ruths olive branch to Huggins ends tense standoff
Babe Ruth, after a frail reunion with his ailing wife, tells reporters he will meet Miller Huggins halfway. He phones owner Jacob Ruppert and schedules a talk to resolve the Ruth Higgins dispute. Ruth appears penitent and eager to resume play. In related news, George Backes ung and George Narok, found roaming with cash, were detained by Belle Vernon police for alleged parental-money misappropriation and are wanted in Fayette City.
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Weeks
Pest
Washington
Ruth
Fayette City
David Sextner
International News Service
New York
Babe Ruth
Miler Huggins
Huggins
Hugeius
Jacob Ruppert
Yankees
Ruth-Figgins
George Backes
George Narok
Mahoning Avenue
Belle Vernon
Lockard
Man Recounts Operation Before He Dies
A man narrated the full events of the operation he had performed 100 yards from the spot where it occurred, but he passed away later the same night. His daughter relayed his account, preserving the sequence of actions and the context surrounding the medical act.
Coolidge Not Expecting Weeks Resignation
President Coolidge does not expect John W. Weeks to resign as Secretary of War. Weeks has not returned to his desk by September 1 as he planned, but Coolidge expects him back in Washington before long.
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International News Service
Swampscott
Mass
Coolidge
John W. Weeks
Hare
Weeks
Washington
Foreman Shot Near Magnolia by Unknown Assassin
Jee Rogs, 38, foreman at the National Wireproofing Company plant two miles south of Magnolia, was killed instantly when shot through the heart late at night as he drove to his garage with his wife and brother Lewis. An unidentified assailant fled. Sheriff J. L. Turnipseid of Carrollton leads the search for the killer.
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Magnolia
Jee Rogs
National Wireproofing Company
Lewis
Sharit
J. L. Turnipseid
Carrollton
Realty Transfers List of Ellwood and Nearby Ward Transactions
Real estate transfers include M K Gilliland to M Kenneth Staley in Second ward for 1 dollar. Beulah Phillips to New Castle Water Co in First ward for 100 dollars. John T Phillips Estate to New Castle Water Co First ward for 60 dollars. Cora I Buano to Wm Buano Ellwood for 1 dollar. Vincenzo Ciletti to Frisen Can Wayne for 9000 dollars. Ioung Tucker Estate to M A Ruscille Ellwood for 6000 dollars. Bertha Newton to Paul Albino I Wayne for 1 dollar. Robert J Main to J W Humphray Ellwood for 1 dollar. Joseph W Humphray to Robert J Maine Ellwood for 1 dollar. Elmer R Patterson to J Arthur Grantley Ellwood for 1 dollar. John Graham to John W Stuart Washington for 1 dollar. Roy S Knarman to J H Murphy Neshannock for 1 dollar. D D Angell to Harry Johnson Neshannock for 1409 dollars. James A Stevenson to David H Lewis Eighth ward for 1 dollar. John McClelland to Clyde Chaprell Wayne for 500 dollars.
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M. K. Gilliland
M. Kenneth Staley
Second Ward
Beulah
Phillips
New Castle Water Co
First Ward
John T. Phillips
Mae iCastle Water Co
Cora I. Buano
Wm. H. Buqno
Ellwood
Vincenzo Ciletti
Frisen Can
Wayne
Ioung M. Tucker
M. A. Ruscille
Bertha Newton
Paul Albino
I Wayne
Robert J. Main
J. W. Humphray
Joseph W. Humphray
Robert J. Maine
Elmer R. Patterson
J. Arthur Grantley
John Graham
John W. Stuart
Washington
Roy S$. Knarman
J. Hf. Murphy
Neshannock
D. D
Trapper amputates leg after injury then dies
Perth Australia Sept 1 trapper B Ronagid suffered a severe injury while setting spring guns for dingoes. He severed his own leg with a hunting knife, bound the wound with wire, then collapsed and died shortly after from blood poisoning. He had attempted to drag himself home before amputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Perth
Austrela
B. Ronagid
Trapper
Iso
Ellwood City Classified Ad Promotes MOR Washers
Ellwood City and vicinity agency Gardner Bros. Co. at 607 Lawrence Ave. advertises MOR electric washers as selling more than any other brand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Gardner Bros. Co
Lawrence Ave
Has Unusual Night Blooming Cereus at Mrs Smith’s Home
Mrs Samuel Smith of 1114 Smithfield Street reports an unusual night blooming cereus that opened last evening in a peculiar way resembling a miniature cradle and star The waxy white blossom is very beautiful and she invites gazers to view it this evening when fully developed The plant reportedly blooms every seven years
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Samuel Smith
Smithfield Street
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New Cantile
Moorhead
Pittsburgh
Woman's Club
Ellwood City, Pa
F. D. Poister
Ito
Ellwood City, R. D
Ernest Raymond
Woods Hutchinson
Dr. Hutchinson
Swifts
Swift & Company
U.S.A
Trinity Church
Ms. T. J. Fulmer
Wurtemburg Church
Wales
A. J. Jenkins
Pershing Street
Majestic
Hubby
Hollywood Girls
DeRivera
Krim
Wrigley’s
Pio
Pinny Ball
Foreman
Doatn
Doan
Hammond
Washington St
Clutton Drug Co
Footer-Milburn’ Co., Mfg. Chemists
Buffalo
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