Community Notes From Clawson Hollow and Washington Township
Local residents report social calls and gatherings across Clawson Hollow and Washington Township. Attendees include Miss Beulah Butterbaugh, Geneva Rice, Irene Donahue, Miss Florence Clawson, Court Kitchen, and families visiting at Stafford, Westover, and Camp Glen. Various moves, illnesses, and plans loom as residents travel to Indiana and Michigan.
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Clawson Hollow
Beulah Butterbaugh
Geneva Rice
Irene Donahue
Stafford
Florence Clawson
Court Kitchen
Kitchen
John Kitchen
Westover
Misa Veda Wyke
Jon Carple
Henry Patterson
Blair Clangon
Orrie Fleming
Camp Glen
Glen Campbell
Thomas Askew
Garmantown
Floyd Buterbaugh
Walter Clawson
Charles Treese
Hillsdale
Mildred
Steel and related markets show steady conditions and cautious demand
Industry reports indicate steel plants operating near full capacity with shipments holding steady while spring buying lags. Scrap prices rise in Pittsburg offset by Chicago discounts, foreign pig iron competition wanes. Iron and steel sectors run at about 75 percent capacity amid favorable weather and active construction. Separately, a Boston dispute over Lotta Crabtree's $5 million legacy unfolds with competing heirs claiming the fortune.
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Chicago
Tobl
Pittsburg
Ppads Truems
Boston
Lotta M. Crabtree
Miss Crabtree
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Guy Edminston
G. Wyle
Joe Carple
Indiana
Sam Keith
Michigan
Washington Township
Anthony Burny
Vandergrift
Charles Brown
James W. Johnston
Willet Grange
Pomona
Bert Orr
George Peeler
Charlotte Jamison
Atwood
Leroy Bugh
Josiah Fisher
Eugene McLean
Willard Frick
A.L. McCullough
Mona Grange
Francis Fairman
Joseph Stuchell
John Brandon
Mabel Stuchell
Harold Stuchell
Walter Harpian
Ethel
Jaucob Bush
Edward McIntire
Paul
James Blystone
Walter Harmon
Good
Plumville
George Fry
Glasser
Indiana, Pa
Ieee
Saveings
the Savings & Trust Company
Steving
Court House
New York
Toston
Philadelphia
Wisconsin
Neapolis
St. Louis
Troutman’s
Bell