Audit report for Green Township School District year ending 1931
Auditors summarize financials for Green Township School District for year ending July 6 1931 detailing receipts and disbursements across maintenance repairs debt service and capital projects. Includes balance on hand and sinking fund status with attestations by auditors Logan Patsy and H L Vaskins.
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Green Township
Financial Report
West Mahoning Township
Ietirement Board
Heute Oncerergeteccarhenes
Hehtail
Pescveysstanee
Binhing Fund
Siena
Cavcera
Logan Patsy
TRA Rei Tamildiet
H. L. Vaskins
Perentita
LA Elkin
Nila Ley
Eben
Elementiary Perens
Secondariad
Fe Mentary
Tenebore Institute
Steec
Agen
Lobsters and Pain Debate Argues Pain Is Relative
Dr Har old Jackson of London University argues that lower animals feel no true pain. He says a lobster’s plunge into boiling water is not agony and that pain is a largely human concept. Fresh lobsters remain in demand and are killed by boiling.
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Harold Jackson
Zoological Department of London University
Ile
Pins Once Well Worth Stooping to Pick Up
A study notes why people today overlook picking up pins. An old brass pin from 1797 diary pages shows historical value and links to early American manufacturing. The piece traces pin scarcity around the Revolutionary era and the 1775 British import competition.
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England
The Cannibal Crocodile in Northern Australia
An article describes a plan to raise crocodiles in captivity amid rising demand for croc skins. Hunters would locate nests, fence them, and move hatchlings to pens, sorting by age to prevent older reptiles from eating younger ones, as traditional captivity proves unworkable.
Density contrasts in China and Japan revealed
The article notes the Republic of China covers 4 277 000 square miles with 400 800 000 people, a density of about 95 per square mile. Kiangsu province alone holds 83 700 000 people in 39 600 square miles, about 874 per square mile, illustrating extreme regional density. Japan shows 423 per square mile with 148 756 square miles and 62 940 000 people.
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Republic of China
China
Kiangsu
Japan
Father of canning credited for preserving fonds by heat
The Detroit News notes the father of canning is disputed with claims ranging from Father Spanan nant to Nicolas Appert and Henry Loomis. It credits Louis Pasteur, the French physicist, whose bacteriology work laid foundations for modern canning formulas.
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Spanannant
Henry M. Loomis
National Canners’ Association
Nicholas Appert
Louis Pasteur
Loomis
Pasteur
Detroit News
Relics Found At Fort Niagara Unearthed By Workmen
Workmen digging the old walls of Fort Niagara uncovered artifacts from the frontier era. The finds include a French cannon butt, a pre Iroquoian arrowhead, assorted shot, four metal buttons, a 1727 penny, and an English dictionary likely owned by a British soldier stationed at the fort after the War of 1812.
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Niagara Frontier
Fort
Niagara
Envy Not the Other Fellow’s Job, Grit Says
The piece urges workers to stop envying others’ jobs and focus on creating quality work. It emphasizes that greener pastures often appear better until tried, urging self-improvement and pride in one’s own labor.
Crane Creek area social notes echo visits and events
Last week CR BEKSIDE J C Walker hosted his Pittsburgh son. State road crews haul ashes for highway work. Leona Johnston stays at Hell's Landing. Katharine and Louise Clark of Leechburg visit grandparents Mr and Mrs Harry Clark. Brewer returns from Indiana. Genevieve Warden of Indiana visits grandfather Alex Warden. Dewey Findley and Mrs. Findley of Niagara Falls visit Mr and Mrs David Wolfgang. Irene and Eathel Coulter of Braddock visit the Johnston home. Presbyterian snow party held at Grange hall. Trusal reunion planned for Fairgrounds August 8. Williamy at home. Roads planned Creekside to Sagamore. James Stuchell in town Friday. Mrs George Cravener able to walk again. Town attendees at Crystal Beach railroad outing in Canada. Evan Hendricks and Stewart Piehl visit Derry. Ben Carnahan and family of Leechburg in town. Imogene Carnahan of Philadelphia visits Gertrude De Haven.
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J. C. Walker
Pittsburgh
Leona Johnston
Hell's Landing
Katharine
Louise Clark
Leechburg
Harry Clark
Hol. Brewer
Indiana Hospital
Genevieve Warden
Indiana
Alex Warden
Dewey Findley
Niagara Falls
David Wolfgang
Irene
Eathel Coulter
Braddock
W. L. Johnston
Presbyterian Church
Grange Hall
Fair Grounds
Bank Williamy
Creekside
Sagamore
James Stuchell
George Cravener
Delout
Crystal Beach
Canada
Evan Hendricks
Stewart Pieil
Derry
Ben Carnahan
Imogene Carnahan
Philadelphia
Gertrude de Haven
Washington Township Notices and Local Visits Highlight Week
Howard and Leroy Wells visited grandparents J B Blystone in Apollo. Miss Elsie Park stayed with George Edwards in Bayer. Indiana Independent baseball beat Five Points 23 to 1 at Five Points. Harmony Grove Lutheran services held. Protect your fruit and berries with Progress Trespass Notices.
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Washington Township
Howard
Leroy Wells
Apollo
J. B. Blystone
Elsie Park
George Hdwards
Bayer
George Edwards
J. B. Park
Samuel McFarland
Indiana
Myron Rearigh
Vandergrift
Earl Blystone
Punxsutawney
J. E. Blystone
Addison Stuchel
Christopher Duniire
Wilbur Rankin
Blacklick
Howard Rankin
Frank Lohr
Indiana Independent
Josiah Fisher
Beyer
Indiana Hospital
John M
Sabbath Visits and Weekend Travels Across Towns
Plumville residents and relatives from Pittsburgh Parkers Landing Vandergrift and Sharon share Sabbath visits and family gatherings. Individuals named include Miss Cora Stewart Donald Bowser Vern Douds Emma Bell Clara Marshall Ella Andrews Josephine Schrecengost Odie Zimmers, with trips to Indiana for church dedication and a Salamanca New York traveler returning home.
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Plumville
Frank Stewart
Pittsburgh
Cora Stewart
Bowser
Parkers Landing
Donald Bowser
R. A. Schrecengost
Bowers House
Margaret Douds
Vern
Sharon
Farrel
Emma Bell
C. .G. Marshall
Ella Andrews
Josephine Schrecengost
Mias Odie Zimmersman
Indiana
M. EB
Addison Bigin
Salamanca
N. Y
Clara Bigin
Davis Raraigh
Van
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Tweed
Oto
Conmitan
Iagan
TLC
Elkin
Auditors
Waly
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W. Foremin
Durrett Township
Blairsyide
School Board
Cherryhill Township
Atussk Data
Penn
Couch
Jaelock
I. C. May
WS. Golmien
Poem Wun
Yestie
Win
I. Pierce
T. A
Isaac Shutt
Armstrong
Parmens Bank & Trust Company
Gete de Tndiana
John M. Melsenters
Creekajte
Edith L, Turney
FarmersBank& Trust Co
CR Bekside
Elders Ridge
Charen
C. EB
Clarence Rosensteel
Frank Thompson
Anna Belle
McLaughlin
Saltsburg
James and
Jeannette Paul
New Alexandria
Walter Ewing
Floyd Parks
H. Baker
J. G. Henderson
T. ‘C. Hood
Clark Coleman
R. Hine
The
American Legion and Firemen
Marl Manners
Elmer Painter
Kent
Thomas McLaughlin
James Shiney
T. C. Hood
Saltsbury Methodist Church
A. E. Driggers
Kittanning
America
Virtue Townsend
Mack Coleman
In & R. Hine
Margaret Gailey
Salisbury
Deadwaters
Emma Henry
James Moose
Wintondale
John McFeaters
Vernon Zackler
William Penn
Indiana County Council
Boy Scouts
Amanda Moose
James ‘Campbell
Abe Wike
Clarence McFeaters
John Telford
Harvey Moose
Jack Snyder
Brushvalley
Anne McFeaters
Johnstown
Richard
B. F.vans
Homer Cameron
S. L. Bowers
Grisemore
W. W. Williams
Jane
Margaret Williams
Arthur Jones
Annice
Fred Gibson
Russell
Mrs
Harry Russell
Barnesboro
Richard Snyder
Bellefonte
Richard Williams
A. G. Glenn
Salem Church
Sor Nebo Presbyterian Church
Nebo Church
R. J. Roberts
R. Loyd Roberts
Marcellus
N.Y
G. Matthew Jordan
Rossiter
J. W. Gibson
Progress Office
Buchheit’s
GEO
Marshall
A. C. Marshall
Elkin Bothell
Bobby
Barnie Miller
Advance
Five Points
William Setton
Erand
Antha Dickson
Akron
C. T. Brown
Byron Brown
Archie Brown
Oswald
Danna
Miss Jones
Daddy
Washington
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