Farming expert on corn borer given county talk
H N Worthley of State College will address Pomona Grange members at Wallard Grange hall on controlling the European corn borer. He previously spoke at New Wilmington College chapel to a large audience. Despite strict quarantine last summer the pest has appeared locally and urgent steps are urged for farmers to stop its damage.
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H. N. Worthley
State College
Pomona Grange
Wallard Grange
Worthley
College
New Wilmington
Fatal Hunting Accident Claims 18 year old Hugh Devlin
In New Kensington Pennsylvania on December 2 Hugh N. Devlin aged 18 of Harmarville died from a gunshot wound to the right arm below the elbow. He was found unconscious near the Hulton Ferry bridge and taken to a hospital where the arm was amputated in a last effort to save him. The exact manner of the accident remains a mystery.
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New Kensington
Hugh N. Devlin
Harmarville
Devlin
Hulton Ferry Bridge
Woman 80 DieS From Burns In Hubbard Ohio
Mrs. Sarah Anne Jones aged 80 of Hubbard near Youngstown died yesterday in St. Elizabeth's hospital from burns received last Sunday when a small gas stove in her room exploded or ignited. She previously resided in Hubbard and was reported to have sustained severe injuries from the incident.
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Youngstown, O
Sarah Anne Jones
Hubbard
Here
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Radio Interference Upsets Maine Deer Camp Broadcasts
A reader laments persistent radio interference spoiling programs from three sets during a Maine hunting trip. The piece notes the signal fail and recalls Boston hockey, while urging readers to write and join the Radio Association.
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Herbert A. Ellis
M. E
Old Lady Luck
Doc
Maine
Hey
Bob Dobbs
Doc Ellis
Radio features today across time zones and stations
Eastern Standard Time WET Chicago 7 p m classical program New York 7 39 p m United States Army Band Roxy and His Gang at 10 p m WOR Newark 8 30 p m Special concert WORI San Antonio 9 30 p m Fort Houston Band Hot Springs 10 p m Grand Ensemble
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Chicago
New York
United States
Roxy
WOR
Newark
Wori
San Antonio
Texas
Fort Houston
Hot Springs
Evening Radio Listings for December 3, 1925 and 1935
Radio schedules show concert broadcasts and talks across stations in Cleveland Pittsburg Schenectady Des Moines with dinner programs orchestral recitals and Army Band features. Notable time blocks include 7 30 p m and 8 p m listings and an organ recital at 11 30 p m.
Evening program schedule at EDEA venue features noted acts
On December 3, 1925 at the East Pi Pa EDEA venue a series of events runs from 7 30 p m Uncle Ed to 9 p m concert with a 9 55 p m Arlington time signals and weather forecast followed by a midnight revue. The program includes a Pittsburgh address and half hour segments with famous composers and a general weather readout.
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EDEA
East Pi Pa
University of Pittsburgh
Arlington
Radio schedule lists evening programs and speeches
Central Standard Time on KYW Chicago outlines a night of varied segments from 6:35 p m to 1 a m including a children story dinner concert speeches a pet feature musical program insomnia club and evening at home segment with speakers announced by radiophone
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KYW
Chicago
WBE Radio Schedule Summary
WBE New England presents a December evening lineup with a dinner concert rebroadcast at 6:15 p.m. and market reports at 1 p.m. The evening features a series on English Literature at 7:05 p.m. followed by a dance orchestra at 7:30 p.m. and a musical program at 8 p.m. An opera evening is listed for 9 p.m. with later weather updates and singing by McEnelly.
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WBE
New England
Chestra
United States
Valentino Heads to London for Wardrobe and Divorce News
Rudolph Valentino left Paris for London to have his wardrobe replenished by English tailors. He said he came to establish residence and sign papers for divorce proceedings, while his wife’s divorce filing has not yet appeared in court records.
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International News Service
Rudolph Valentino
Paris
London
Valentino
Sheik
New Castle Fair Association Prepares 1926 Officer Election
Officers for the 1926 Fair will be elected Tuesday evening at a special board meeting called by President Harry Alexander. The session occurs at the Fair Association office in the Dean block on South Croton avenue following the recent directors election at the annual meeting.
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New Castle Far Association
Harry Alexander
Fair Asociation
Dean Block
South Croton Avenue
Thanksgiving Visitors and Homecoming Notes Across Grove City
Slippery Rock resident Joseph Marcus visited Mrs. Margaret Wimer and daughter Ann on East Cooper Street while numerous locals shared Thanksgiving reunions. The report lists relatives in Pittsburgh Butler Grove City Emlenton Clairton Meadville and connections to several schools and workplaces.
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Joseph Marcus
Pittsburgh
Margaret Wimer
Ann
East Cooper Street
Margaret E. Carothers
Della Shaw
South Main Street
Joseph W. Daugherty
Butler
Edith Alexander
Robert L. Keister
Donald William
J. C. Griffith
Joseph
Laura Keister
Cleveland
L. D. Keister
Ralph Allison McBride
Evelyn
James Harold
Dora Stickle
Sara Reed
Everet Reed
United Presbyterian Church
Grove City
Edward Wallabaugh
Detroit
Joseph Schaeffer
J. E. Glaspey
Portersville
Kate Ketterle
C. C. Wallabaugh
A. R. Mitchell
Helen
Naomi Ericson
Clairton
I. C. Williams
George Replogle
Roaring Springs
Pennsylvania
Hannah Parks
John Parks
Beaver Falls
Eugene Hartzell
Meadville
George Hartzell
Harriett Wilson
Eleanor Patterson
North Hall
Porter McCandless
John McCandless
Sharpsville
A. C. McCandless
Paul
Bruce Bowden
Washington
George S. Bowden
Bank at Farrell Sold to Local Investors
Farrell Pa December 2 The Peoples Bank a strong local institution was sold yesterday to Burgess Fred Fish and several other local men by the McDowell National Bank interests of Sharon. Mr Fish will serve as president. Assets exceed 900000.
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Farrell
Farrell, Pa
Peoples Bank
Burgess Fred Fish
McDowell National Bank
Sharon
Fish
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