Ellwood City Ledger from Ellwood City, Pennsylvania • 3

l.obn aW111Q up with sore i feet ud llDa OD tJie talL Qvef: At :cRos.fFAMitv. Familiel HOLDS REIJNJON Local Wed.r Pittsburgh Girl queta. I l)llll I More thou one hundred Cross family flBSembled An lnterestin" a afternoon nt Homewoo() United rrcsbyterlnn church, bnrgb, united )lis' Vnn Tine, or Mr. nnd George )1. Vnn 'flue, Tbomns F.

Hnlnl son or Robert C. lltllrd, elt 'fhc took 'plat't' nt 3 the It. Offult, or lrultmm, l'n Chnrlee Bnlrd, tbbl city wa1 best mnn, nud R. Baird; this City, ami Stanley Price ed tts ushers. soloist wa1 Belen E.

Baird, Plttabargli, or the present at the aDIIWII reunion IUinunl reunion nt The snnunl reunlvo of I the Nagel family, was neld old homestead Moore's corner, anti Harold 'l( ('nrncgle, an.l Mr. ani bert of Detroit, were or guests nt n. corn wiener which wns hcltl Saturday night. nt tho thlrtl bridge In nml pitching were I he o( lho t.lie Benilett-Wdro fnmllles at the of George with more thnn. present.

held Saturday at the tiome of Ber.t R. In Perry A A chicken dinner wos. served' Coates the New wns served at noon, with noon, and Immediately t.lwn. road, one huudrdl and tnbles plnced the barn floor. Af.

ner, lmslncss meeting wns thlrty-fi'l'e A large ter dinner: session No new officers were elected. 'wu servetl 1 noon, aJtcr which 11 held, nt which t.he Swimming wos In the tOiloees meeting held, and the cers were elected for the ternoon. 'l'be cext wlll be following officers ilic coming year: John C. held at SJIIUI! the were Walker, Stacy, Lllllnn In August. president; c.

B. Kingston. G. W. Nagel 'l'hosc present were Husscl Crunc, nut! fumlly, uutl of tlc, nntl Ctumnce null nntl Gcuo uml fnmlly, llr.

uutl Wnllncc nnd null H. Dnlr, orul Jof Duncun, 3lr nlltl 31rs. hrlde gown HUtlll and net and ptdurP hal, an arm or. roses oC ttw nuts were lilnnll'y IJoWitt of gownctl In blne net, nnu Thorvald Ot- the ceremony a wedding served ut tbe Lincoln hotel, Wilkinsburg, with corers lnlrl ror the fnmllles a rew Intimate the guest itst C. Halrd )Jr.

nod Mrs. R. Wnync llulrd. n'nd Chnrlc" Dnlrd, LhiH elt.v; Mrs. )Jary 8t.ephen•.

Slmruu; and' )Irs: Joseph JJcunr; and. u'e" Love, New president; Velma Kingston. 'lN'- treasurer. rctary and Mrs. nellce whlcb bud been In the treasurer.

fnmUy ft.o~ were io The sports cominlttee, 1 r.n:l on drsplny. ot HousellOlder. Vera Wlillnm Nagel. nn ock and Edwlu oud John nf on old nflc, 11 hatl plannNi' 11 which blld beeu ln family Wiley-Nye Clan llold trill to t.hc enst, Mr. Baird nm1 hrhle wlll lllnke tbctr this city contest.

lind prize gcneratlou3. 8 reunion will be held 'If I youngest persons present, who the me time, to be Charles Wurd, aged, 83 of clded bter. Ohio, and Detty AI- -----aged nine months, of. Puluskl. 1 nod committee of man, of Wheeling.

W. Vn. spent John Wehman, Mrs. the week-cud us girests. of.

Mr. ud Mrs. Hnrlun Neuman's uncle, Neuman, pointed to haTe ot the on the Brighton sports nt the nexf which road. will be beld nt 'tho' en me A TAXI-CALL' 600 'r MAJESTIC 'STARTS TODAY. For Two Qaya The Border -T-HRILLER Step1J 111 Duucnu, uutl 31rR, As11 jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii The Wiley-Nrc was Hook, 31r.

mul Jim 'Honk nml fnmlly, ntul Ololso anti fumtly, nntl Wnltcr Ilouk Jmld nt Edgewood Pork Saturday uted 1 about one hundred on er; l'e)J pomed for tho Chleago flTe present. Both dinner and est tlie, in 1-933. purt Jler wEirc served nntl 0 musical ab he Ia ee'Vtn yean program was enjoyed In the after-. Mi.p~e,~ six feet two and Is Everything For tess Monday an'd Tuesday At The noon. The wns furnished by now be- I feet eight Inches long.

the WHcy.lllll string orchestra. Jd 'bnsiness Resslon, In chnrge of Mrs. A' atur ay wns held, ctivities At u. p. ABOUT FOLKS cers were elected for tit() 1 Ellwood Cut Rate DRUG STORE year.

The reunlo11 w111 be Ch. 'nt th 1 time. urc or 'ee YOU More tbnn lmudrcd lr1 tho nnnuttl reunion or the VCII fumily, whlcli WDS Jocltl urday ut the of MEMBERS HOME. FROM VISIT TO LAKE Members of the club returned their hDmcs llere night nfter spending the greater part of us guests of Mrs. Ji.

D. Turner at her cottage at Conncnut Lake. tbe party Mrs. A. J'.

Dambach, W. C. T. V. Barnes.

George Nlcklns, AI Jordnn, Mrs. Frnok Richert, nntl Mrs. vld Meneices Celebrate Wedding Anniversary lllr. und Mrs. J.

P. Mcneice were treated to surprise of their 25th anniversary Saturdny nlgltt. when 40 relatives and. friends "'descended on home In Ctescent and hi of ijte United -o-'tl Dowers, neur Dinner I 1 1 nt 1roon nrtcr which 523 Avenue er nus or wee Inc 11 1 1 1 Bereao Dible cluss meeting nt r. 'IlL nu a imsint'ss was held nod m.

ln. tbe or wright, of ItolJCrt "r.vans ctecttou or took plane. Camels, Luckiea, church. A business session or Detroit, Rny New nrc: President W. Ch ld bv soclnl hottr.

G. 'l'illln: Vlr.e-Prcsttlcnt, SOc eater ie of EvnDs d-wcek prayer service will Ttllln; Sccretnry, Snru Pepsodent 2 for 2 tmLl Mrs. lluun, or Anue Ketterer. be. held evening Itt A 25 o'clock In charge of the Bible WNe hero JJlrldny mlug wns cujoyctl by tho ntisepbc 0 gates school officers.

oo uccount of the serious lllncss peOple, und 11 Jllcnlc was 3 6 th 16 ser'l'ed ln tho evening. 00 paa 'l'be Hannull P. McDonald class Jl D. of of the Bible scboql hotel their The 103 2 reunion will llo 25c Liaterine of tb 1 1 1 anounl picnic 'fhursdny evening, 6 ny II th 19 at Huber's beacb. Every member Evans wut glut! to know tho plnco of meeting to bo dccld- 00 paste uud fnttly, urged to be present, ller cond lt Is sowo lmprov- cd Inter.

60c 2Sc Milk of and brl well filled baskets. today. Watkt'n. 1 Maaneaia 13c 'l'hos will meet at tbe Fifty at the Hazen church at 2:30 p. nnd those Mr.

and w. G. Duncnn, or Mulaified SOc not having uuy conveyance will Gill notify Mrs. c. Barnhart, Glen avenue, motored to Sundy espte eUDIOD Cocoanut Oil Phone tH.u-:u.

Dinner will be Lnko and Foxburg Sunday. Shampoo Brush 34c served at 6:30 o'clock. will meet for rehearsal Mr. lllrH. yr.

c. Bower Fifty of tho Hn'zen nntl 3 7 30c Lyaol 21c at 8 :00 o'colek Fl'ltluy cl'enlng. Gillespie gathered nt 30c Bromo ent. Sellllckley, cclebrnto their fourth unnunl ro- Seltzer 21c Each member to of Smiley street, spent Sunday in lng Pork Saturday afternoon to An early Rnpper W88 sorv. $1.00 the courBe of' nn evening of games At nod music presented them with of Norman G.

Nagel returned home Saturday after spemtlng four days nt forty-sixth uunuul Uon the National tlon, which was held nt West tlen, Intllnna. Nngel vlsltcil tho various Cblcngo packing houses reports mnny Interesting ed tho remainder of tho wUR spent 11.1 games, riices, Unguentine bonate concluding festivity nu eumon an'nlversnrv luncheon fenturlnog silver-decoratEd snrmount ecl by a bridegroom fig. urlnes. The annual reunion wns Hazen elected pres: 36C Baby Talc 13c' 1dent, succeeding Edward Colllna1 Httzep wna nnmcd 30 oodb president, MrH. "Georgiou Hazen ury I Recretnry, nnd E.

El. Hazen trens- Cream 21c wna decided to hold tho 1082 40 SOc Armand, a and Glenn Rtugs, of nt sume place, the Bayera Face Pow. 39C mo- ood ln Alpirin $1.00 Melloglo tored ycstf.rdny, nod were 2 6 overnight visitors the home of U. P. I'ICNIO Face 79c.

The. colebrnnts were married held Saturday nt thQ homo of Aug 1. 1906 in the oltl st. Frnnk Hlvervlew stop, Roman Cnthollc the with 115 members as. nt-The and cvenlug were tendnnts Miss Knthcrlnc Mcneice In nnd contests, the (now Mrs.

TIJOmns McCullough), sports program featuring sister of bridegroom, ball game. Addresses weru made by Frank brpther of the tho retlrinl( president, Fruuk both of whom. belped them bnr, nod tac Rev. H. D.

K. celebrate the nnnlversnry. pastor of First Ohrlst.lnn Higgs' at tho Bnp-Tho Suntlny school picnic ot $1 00 IJ tist parsonage, lu Sewickley tho Wrurtemlburg Unlled Og 0 ace terlnu church wnH held Saturday 1 79 at A ball gnmo wns ream James ll. Liggett, of 85 75 Call It Love" With Adolph Menjou Is the former: church, the latter favored ith two vocnl mechuaical engineering played' lu tho morning and rlnceaa at TAXI-CALL 600 LIBERTY REVIVAL wo WEEK-I Attend all the shows at this week and voritea back Qn screen. THREE pig shows all I I "-it's got the whole town see your fa- one WED.

SAT. Is scream as Jewish Zlegff)ld. has ln' 'he most of r.ll time. The Smash Hit Sen' sation 'of the Film Season -AMOS in "Check Double Check'' This is itively the time these shown Officers were Ki! follows Edwnr ll Smith, "resident; Frank Dunbar, Mrs. James Cogley, c.cretnry.

nnrl Cinrence Deemer, treasurer. The offlcers will detcrmlno the lime nncl place Hllll reunion RAILROAD TRAIN WJNS IN RACE WITH STORK SYR.AOUSE: N. Y. (UPA New York Central railroad train beat the stork here by 83 ml'nutes. As the trnln Utica, Mrs.

Edward Cn1lnhnn, enrouto from Springfield. to East Cleveland, 0., with her four children, became IJl noel the engineer was urged to make rapid trip to Syracuse. ment, of Stanford Unlvers-wns served at noon, Mtor dlouer Kruach'en 59 a pr. ogrntn, In chnrgo ot ream tty, Palo Alto. Cullforola, and his Sal $1 00 0v wife, vlsitctl uud Saturday tibc nov.

and ta aJtine 69c at the Baptist lllehnrd, enjoyed. 59 Palmolive sor Liggett is a cousin or Mrs. Routlcdgo nud 'they, had not seen TEXAS WELL COST 1 3 for 19e each oUter alnca DALLAS, Tcx Dr $28,000,000 wlllllave been apent In P.uritan 39c ana a in- It! tire east Texas oil fields for AI nod Mrs. H. S.

Go I ger oM; Wayne avenue, and Dr. Gold's lng If present ntlvlty continues 10 Blue Ribbon Malt remainder of tho summer, It was aeaertown parents, tho Itcv. nod rs. s. Gold, of Kaylor, rctutnetl estimated wells 2 for 89c ger Ale 23c last night a spending two due to bo completed, and the weeks In ago cost estimated by tho of Dr.

Z. Snyder, ment of Commerce at $19,000, the cr of the elder Mrs. Gold. above estimate was reached. A Word to the Prescriptiona Carefully Compounded By a Registered Pharmacist Exactly 33 minutes after the trnln arrived here Callahan gave birth to a girl.

Mr. nod B. Gel- Mr. and lllrs. John L.

Zehner, ot Indiana, nrc visiting at tbc borne Df their tlnughter, Mrs. W. Rny and family on the Ellwood-New Brlgbton rond. ''Advance Showing of New Fall Foohvear" 1 FAIST JI'AILED TO HELP SEAT'l'LE (UP) llrs. Ladola did not get 'any sympatLy trom judge when sbe fainted after she nled custLdy of her 'two ren.

As soon ns she had beer1 reviTecl Superior Judge S. Hnti su.ld, this tulotlng busiqess and don't' be r'tlfJIInsh. too much fainting going on In the. courts. SEEKS HUSQANQS SEATTLE, Thfl surunce or a mnn hns been missing for 26 years.

is. being sought by Mrs. llarget Otis, ife of Lieut. Frrink I. who neyet been 'seen since be le ft New York tor Snn cisco In September, believes lier' dead, and seeks his $5,000 In su rance, with Interest.

BOOKAJIIER REUNION The sixth anntlltl reunion of tbe Booknmer tnmlly wlll be held urday nt Bench. REMEDY STOPS CONSTIPATION 30 yenrs hnd bntl stomach and constipation. Sour Ing food from stomach me. taking I am a new woman. is thing or Biirns.

remedies only lower boweL -'llbat Ia why you must tako them often. Bat- this simple man remedy Adlerlka washes out BOTH uiJl)er 'and lower bowel. It brlogs out all goa and rJds Y911 ot polson you would never believe was In your ljYstem. Eveu tbe IRST dose wllJ surprise Schweltzer's' Pharmacy. bach, of Beechwood boulevard, vis ited their Junior Sundny.

He Is nt camp near Joseph Bloomer, of talri' venue, Iert this morning 'to B(JCDd a. month or six weeks at. Appleton Wis. She accompanied her mother-In- law, Theresa Miss Ethel Bloom er, elder and Etl.lel Bloomer, younger, Appleton, and Metz nnd ou Junior, of Kaukauna, who have been at Ute Bloorriel' here the post week. Henry-.

Scbenek has returned to Quigley Park, 1 tnuqun, New York, spending 1 the week-cud In this city, Ches ter Wnllace, or Gary, Js Spending 11 feW here as II guest of his R. L. Mellon, In avenue. )ft'. nod Hnrclrl McGowen, have rr after a with.

lin J. W. Book, In C1ovtr uvfnue. They were uccoD)pnnl by Kntltlten will' her with them. 'l1he' many friends of J.

De Witt Bennett wlll bo scrry to learn that be ls the suffering froln nn ha nd. We take great pride iD the latest acientific development in of Women's fine footwear. iho es ue deaigned expressly for fashioilable feminine feet. jolea are stitchle Is and a tack in That waring freatel' flexibility and perfect amoothnesa to the foot the newelt lhadea and ttylet. AA to See these you buy.

Arch Support Shoes In soft black kid leather ivlth bullt-ln urch with all eather heelH In 'Cuban lop, to EEE. $1 95 Dr, Davis Shoes for Women in New fall styJcy hrtve to arrivo In blrtciC and tlnrk Dro.wu In StrUiP'I, uud Dress Tics. 'l'hls Is ouo of tho best A.rcll 4 OO Shoes mnUo nf Boya' Shoes and Oxfords with leather $1 95 rubber sizes New Hoaiery Pricei Crndlo Fnot Chirton lilC Pure Tlrrcad Sill1 71ic Gtnulno Grenadine TwiRl Jliow $1.00 All Jlosicl'Y in dull ami full faHhlon, Police Shoes Wllh ureh kolc.o; aud just shol! $1 95 or all We aro Hlmwlng for fall season 21 different htylrs nf Young With low In brown $1.9 5 or Pnlr Men aro now a new line or Dress Slrocs In -any. -Htylc like- $3 0 lice tllese nt ouJy, pnir Flnnt doseoul a nd whlll's lots left Of a 11 blontJCH $1.95 Children's Oxfords ln hluck ol' Lrown sfrnps or of uOO 'l tir The Store With A Variety of Styles Brownell Shoe Company i llr; and Emory Neuman, nnd daughters, Dorothy, Grace, Allee and Dona motored to W. where they pent the week-end wltll :605 Lawrence Avenue Opposite Citizen's Bank Ellwood City, 'PeMa.

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