Assistant Secretary Of Agriculture Will Speak Here
R W Dunlap of Washington DC will address the Lawrence County Agricultural Extension Association at the First U P Church on Friday. The 15th annual meeting features talks by J M Fry and a 4 H club playlet after lunch with officer elections and varied discussions on farming topics.
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Lawrence County Agricultural Extension Association
U. P
R. W. Dunlap
United States
Agricultural Extension
State College
Pennsylvania
Nual
William McMillen
Wampum
M. G. Moose
Wilmington Township
Mahoning
R. D. Walter
W. H. Walton
Wayne Township
Lawrence County
Ee A. Byler
North Beaver Township
J. C. Heckathorne
Plaingrove
A. F. Arnold
Little Beaver
W. C. Hileman
Neshannock Township
Massaro to Lead Wolves Club After Annual Election
The Wolves club held its semi monthly dinner meeting at The Castleton last night electing Dr Warren V Massaro as president for the coming year. Directors chosen were Angelo Casacchia Dr John Palazzo and E H Scarazzo with the nine member board selecting officers for the year. A surplus in the treasury will yield each member a two dollar dividend.
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Wolves Club
Castleton
Warren V. Massaro
John P. Prioletti
Angelo Casacchia
John Palazzo
E. H. Scar
D. D. Valiensi
Joseph Leta, Jr
Fred DeCarbo
C. Ed Smith Jr
Elk’s Club
National Reform Association to Fight Blue Laws in Pennsylvania
Cameron Ralston executive secretary of Chicago's committee of 100 led the National Reform Association mass meeting in Pittsburgh. The group condemned Congress for repealing prohibition and pledged to defend Pennsylvania's blue laws in a broader push to curb vice and preserve moral standards.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
America
Cameron Ralston
Chicago
Committee of
Ralston
National Reform Association
Congress
Pennsylvania
Beaver Men Fined for Conspiracy to Defraud Widows
H Clay Sexton a Beaver broker and E A F Barnes a Pittsburgh accountant paid heavy fines after explaining a 2000 dollar check as payment of fines. Convicted of conspiracy to defraud two society widows Mrs Wye S Thompson and Mrs Jean P Daw son out of 4500 dollars, they faced 6700 dollar fines or prison terms. Sexton and Barnes each paid 2000 dollars while Samuel B Markley of Beaver paid 2700 dollars.
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International News Service
Beaver
H. Clay Sexton
E. A. F. Barnes
Pittsburgh
Liberty
Wye S. Thompson
Jean P. Dawson
Sexton
Sexton and Barnes
Samuel B. Markley
Gasoline Theft Reported Near Highland and Meyer Avenues
Police investigate a pattern of gasoline theft from parked cars around Highland and Meyer avenues as numerous complaints pour in about unknown perpetrators. Investigations continue.
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Highland and
Meyer Avenues
Navy family sends Panama voyage update and Christmas notes
Sam Woods of the U S Navy dental corps aboard the U S S Nitro reports a fine voyage through the Panama Canal and toward Washington state before heading to Honolulu. The item also covers Berean Bible class entertainments at Madison Avenue Christian Church and a Methodist church Christmas party with details on hosts, meals, and upcoming meetings.
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W. C. Woods
East
Clayton Street
Sam
U. S. Navy Dental Corps
Panama Canal
New York
Pacific Ocean
B W R Club Members Enjoy Evening At Baltes Home
B W R club members met Tuesday at Mrs. William Baltes home on West North street with associate hostess Mrs. Oida Colling wood. Prizes were awarded to Gladys Taylor and Mary Metz ler. Mary Metz ler won a guessing contest and Mrs. W G Sapper captured the Pat and Mike prize. A boxing match between Mrs. Rose Doone and Mrs. Jane Campbell added amusement. A committee of Doone, Cora Fisher and Campbell will plan the January club dinner.
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William Baltes
West North Street
Oida Collingwood
Gladys Taylor
Mary Metzler
W. G. Sapper
Pat
Mike
Rose Doone
Jane Campbell
Cora Fisher
L. S. C. Book Club Hosts Christmas Dinner Change
Members of the L. S. C. Book club will host a Christmas dinner on Friday evening this week instead of next Friday. Mrs. Henry Leichty of Clayton street will be hostess.
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L. S. C. Book Club
Henry Leichty
Clayton Street
Pal Reunited With Master After Deer Hunt Return
Albert Anderson returned home from a five day deer hunting trip to find his dog Pal waiting, ending a period of separation and bringing a joyful reunion on Monday night.
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Pal
Albert Anderson
Young Anderson
Liberty leads Lawrence Beaver tenpin league standings
The Liberty team dominates the league with 24 wins 9 losses and a 1045 total for one match. They face Shelby Social Club tonight at the local alleys while Hollander's meets Circle Bowlers at Ellwood. Hollanders sit second. next week Liberty plays Hollanders at Beaver Falls.
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Lawrence Beaver Tenpin
Liberty
Shelby
Ellwood
Hollanders
Beaver Falls
Hunters Return After Deer Search Near Benedett
Walter Stone and Albert Anderson have returned to this city after several days of hunting deer near Benedett. They plan to return to the area for a few more days before the season closes.
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Walter Stone
Albert Anderson
Benedett
Dinner and merriment mark a general gathering
A delicious dinner drew a merry crowd with exchange of small gifts, and the sum total of all was a general celebration.
Grand International Auxiliary Meeting To Choose Officers
Members are reminded of tomorrow's important meeting at City Hall. The session starts promptly at 2 o'clock and will elect new officers.
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Grand International Auxiliary
Local residents report travel and health updates
Mrs. J. E. Dickson of West Clay ton street spent Tuesday in Youngstown Ohio. Paul Klingensmith of North Cedar street has returned home after visits in Painesville and Cleveland. Mrs. Florence Frost of Newell avenue, who has been ill, is not improving. Superintendent E. M. McBride of the Mahoningtown post office was confined to his home by illness.
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J. E. Dickson
West Clayton Street
Youngstown
Ohio
Paul Klingensmith
North Cedar Street
Painesville
Cleveland
Florence Frost
Newell Avenue
E. M. McBride
Mahoningtown
Burgettstown Man Awarded Record $18,000 Jury Verdict
Stanley Hogue of Burgettstown won a record personal injury verdict in Washington County. A jury awarded him $18,000 after he was struck on the head by a falling tire while working as a plumber on the Midway school project in Robinson township, suffering a fractured skull. Interstate Engineering of Clarksburg, W Va, was the defendant.
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International News Service
Washington, Pa
Washington
Stanley Hogue
Burgettstown
Interstate Engineering Company
Clarksburg
W. Va
Hogue
Midway School
Robinson Township
Official on Train General Manager Leiper Tours Erie Bound Route
General Manager C. I. Leiper of the Pennsylvania railroad Central region rode through New Castle on Tuesday aboard his private car for a routine inspection en route to Erie. Leiper hails from Pittsburgh and heads the railroad lines in the central division.
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C. I. Leiper
Pennsylvania Railroad Lines
New Castle
Erie
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