Scottdale Rebuilds From Depression to Revival
Scottdale born 1873 grows from coal and coke hub to industrial magnet. After the 1930s crash, local leaders form the Scottdale Civic and Industrial Association to attract and rehabilitate plants. Duraloy and Calvin Manufacturing move in, investments rise, and streets and tax receipts rebound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottdale
Board ‘of Trade
Congres
Hugh Johnson
Pipe Company
Powerles
South
Northern
Southern Foundry
Steel Corporation
Board of Trade
Scottfale
West Penn Power “O
Railroad Credit Union Declares 5 Percent Dividend
The New Haven Railroad Employees Credit Union, nine months old, declares a 5 percent dividend for its 932 members. At the annual meeting after October 31 the by-laws were amended to allow semi annual dividends with state approval. Officers re elected include H B Hill president and W K Wheelock clerk. Directors re elected P E Johnston W K Wheelock and Arthur Cashman for three year terms. Credit and Auditing committees named along with new board member Jo Ann Alexis Chasser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven Railroad Employees Credit Union
H B Hill
W. J. Birge
H L. Johnson
I. S Cashman
W K K. Wheelock
J A Kay
P E. Johnston
W K Wheelock
Arthur Cashman
WE Christie
Freeland Rush
EF J Tane
Jo Ann Alexis Chasser
Pfe John
Red Cross Announces Record Nurse Reserve for Duty
Miss Mary Beard, director of Red Cross nursing services, says the first reserve of unmarried nurses under 40 reaches 15,000, 700 more than any previous registration, with total reserves at 44,283. She notes ongoing public health work and recruitment through Roll Call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Red Cross
Mary Beard
American Red Cross Nursing Services
Army
Navy
American Red Cross
Lne
Miss Beard
Miss Board
The
It Would Take To Supply One Pair To Bristol Readers
An analysis based on the average four person American family and Phoenix reader reach estimates the cost of supplying a single pair. Economical approaches to reach this large market are discussed, emphasizing the value of advertising in the Phoenix columns and the potential return for businesses.
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Pittsburgh
Scottdale
United States
Duraley Co
Bnt
LaSalle
Bristol Phoenix
Phoenix
Bell and early telephone receiver history noted
The article recalls Alexander Graham Bell as the father of the telephone but notes his rivals beat him briefly and received little credit for the later receiver design. It also mentions guests Mrs. C. B. Kleckner of Bridgeport and hosting plans by Mrs. Jean Marshall for a penny social to benefit Mr. Hope Chapteg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Graham Bell
Munro
Bell
C. B Kleckner
Bridgeport, Conn
Leroy Bell
Hope Street
Jean Marshall
Union Street
Hope Chapteg
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Thomas A Scott
Connellsville
McKinney
American Sheet & Tin Plate Co
Henr Clay Frick
H C Frick Coal and Coke Co
United States Steel
Foundry and Supply Co
United States Pipe and Foundry
American Sheet and Tin Plate Co
Pipe
YMCA
Mmany
Scottdale Board of Trade
Pipe Foundry
Pittsburgh Street
MCA
Scottdale Hig
Toouyn Mery
Unt Pot
Duraley
Duralow
Independent Observer
Morendustries
Calvin Manufacturing Co
Scottdale Civic and Industrial Association
S B Bulick
Ernest Overholt
Old American Sheet and Tin Plate Co
United States Steel Corporation Steel Company
Association
Tnlystees
Almmediately
Andy Base
RE Aotograff Manufacturing Co
Tribune
Detroit
Michigan
Lasalles
Wallace Motor Sales
CHILD
Railroad Credit Union
Ston
Ole Agia
Rbert C
Pleasant ST
Fale River
May
J. J. Nascimento
Bristol Phoenix Pub. Co
Bradford St
Tel
Robert. J. McKay
G.W. Simmons
Henry R. Bullock Warren
R. I
E. W. Weaver & Son
High Street Telephone Con
Dorchester Mutual
Boston
L. Watson Co., Inc
Weybasset Providence
R. L
John Angers
Wood St
G. M. Wilbur
Undertaker
Main St
Warren
Constitution St
Bristol
Bris
Bristol District Nursing Association
Martha Graham
Hope St
Thyra Carlson
High St