Governor Warns of Highway Death Toll Rising
The governor cites that six people die daily and one accident occurs every twelve minutes on Pennsylvania roads since 1928. He notes 250,000 accidents, 11,300 deaths, 226,000 injuries, and $31 million in property damage, with 52,000 accidents and 2,000 deaths projected for this year if trends continue. He credits the Financial Responsibility Act and compulsory vehicle inspections for safety gains but faults driver carelessness, especially pedestrians, while urging broader public adherence to safer behavior.
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Division of Safety
New Financial Responsibility Act
Ite
Governor's Committee On
Watsons Ridge social notes and local visits
Mr and Mrs S R Hine spent Thursday evening with Mr and Mrs W E Colling in West Lebanon Mrs Walter Ewing spent the weekend in Homer City visiting relatives Mrs Floyd Mayhood of New Kensington visited in T C Hood s home Sabbath Mr and Mrs B R Hine and family called on Mr and Mrs Herbert Lambert of Johnstown Walter Ewing and son James visited James Manning s home in Homer City Sabbath afternoon Martha Esther Hine Walter Ewing and daughter Annabel and C Coleman shopped in Indiana Saturday The Liars medal this year was awarded to a Pennsylvanian and it did not go to a politician.
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S. R. Hine
W. E. Colling
West
Lebanon
Walter Ewing
Homer City
Floyd Mayhood
New Kensington
T. C. Hood
R. Hine
Herbert Lambert
Johnstown
James
James Manning
Village social notes and visits linked by region names
Mrs Paul King of Girty and Joan Crawford of Idaho visited in our village on different days. Local events include a shower for Mr and Mrs Russell Lang, work by John Beighley for H H Hanna, and announcements of a new baby to Rev J S Lauffer and wife of Pitcairn. Various residents traveled, shopped, and called on friends across Blairsville Heshbon and surrounding areas.unding
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Paul King
Girty
Joan Crawford
Idaho
Weaver Sisters
Dix
Sale
Clarksburg
F. T. ‘S. Club
Russell Lang
W. T. Anderson
John Beighley
H. H. Hanna
J. S. Lauffer
Pitcairn
Lauffer
The
Reformed Church
South Bend
Roy Fulmer
Shelocta
Mel Silvis
Indiana
Howard Kimmel
H. O. Kimmel
Henry Townsend
Town
George Spahr
Apollo
George Deemer
Pittsburgh
L. B. Deemer
Virgie Alshouse
New Kensington
Rev. Papajean
Whitesburg
Our Village
West Lebanon Social News Roundup
Rev and Mrs J Y Jackson and son Charles visited Mrs Jacksons aunt Mrs Robert Coulter and family Monday afternoon. The Sam Hines family visited Mr and Mrs W E Collins Wednesday evening. L A L was entertained by Mrs Emma Fulton Thursday afternoon. Nineteen L A L members with husbands toured to Indiana last Monday evening and dined at Wachob tea room then played games cards and danced. Belle George Easter visitor with her father R L George. Mrs Annie K R Calhoun wintered with her daughter Mrs Charles Hellman of Brookville visiting relatives here. Dwight Patterson of Wadsworth Ohio and Nancy Patterson of I S T C spent Easter vacation with their parents. Mr and Mrs B L Coleman and son William spent Monday evening in the C M Millen home.
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J. Y. Jackson
Charles
Merry-Makers
Belle George
R. L. George
Annie KR. Calhoun
Charles Hellman
Brookville
Dwight Patterson
Wadsworth
Ohio
Nancy Patterson
J. R. Patterson
B. L. Coleman
William
C. M. Millen
Uniontown social and church group notes and visits
The executive board of the B. L. GC met at president Mrs. Bert Rummel’s home. Numerous visitors called in from Pine Grove Punxsutawney DuBois Vandergrift Blairsville Altoona Indiana and Johnstown. Members and families attended the Evangelical church Women’s Missionary Society meeting and Easter weekend gatherings with relatives and friends.
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Bert Rummel
BH. Stahl and
Little Son
Max Fleming
Druscilla Douglas
Near Pine Grove
Allen King
Pine Grove
Elders Ridge Church Activities and Social Visit
Sabbath school at ten, church service at one, and C. EB. at 7:30 led by Esther Hine. Miss Virginia Harvey visited Mary Steed of Reynoldguilla. An all day sewing session occurred at Mrs. George McLaughlin’s home on Wednesday. The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette subscription to R. D. readers cost 35.50.
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C. EB
Esther Hine
Virginia Harvey
Mary Steed
Reynoldguilla
George McLaughlin
the Progress and
Pittsburgh Post- Gazette
R. D
Pruning Guidelines and New Rhubarb Varieties Highlight Farm Calendar
From The Pennsylvania State College Farm Calendar, pruning guidance for peach trees stresses delaying pruning when both fruit and leaf buds are damaged by frost, and warns against heavy pruning on stressed trees. Also notes new rhubarb varieties available from the state experiment station, requests to be sent to the Department of Horticulture at State College.
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Pennsylvania State College School of Agriculture
Pennsylvania State College Agricultural Experiment Station
Department of Horticulture
State College
Stop Getting Up Nights Juniper Based Bladder Relief
An ad-like notice touts Juniper oil as a bladder laxative and irritant blocker. It claims relief from frequent night urination within four days with a money-back guarantee, and lists local drugstores and distributors.
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Burts
Widmann
Orig
Ladiana
Wuddsay
Homer City
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