Grange Hall Plays to Aid Penn State Memorial Hall
Five local Granges Big Beaver Liberty Westfield East New Castle and Fair View stage a program of five plays across their halls to raise funds for Grangers Memorial Hall at Penn State College. Performances run January through March with specific dates listed for each Grange and play title such as The Path Across the Hill The Stubborn Motor Car Popeye of Primrose Farm A Poor Married Man and Tangled Up.
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Big Beaver
Liberty
Westfield
Haat New Castle
Fair View
Garis’ Piermiters
Penn State College
Grangers of
Pennsylvania
Grangers Memorial Hall
Hig
Beaver Grange
Lillian Mortimer
Liberty Grang
A. J. Mills
Westfield Grange
Popeye
Primrose Farm
Big Weaver Grange Hall
Liberty Grange
East New Caste
Fairview
Peggy
Primrose
Will search finds no Munsey will in vault
A New York report says papers of Frank A. Munsey, publisher, who died last week, show no will. William T. Dewart, former general manager, filed to obtain an order from Surrogate John P. O'Brien to open Munsey’s safe deposit vault at the National City Bank on Fifth Avenue.
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Interpalinnal News Service
New York
Frank A. Munsey
Munsey
William T. Dewart
John P. O’brien
Dewart
Fifth Avenue
National City Bank
Right Reading Boost By Boy Scouts
The Boy Scouts of America promote wholesome reading for boys through Boys Life magazine. Since its founding nearly sixteen years ago, the publication attracted noted artists and top authors, introducing colored illustrations from October 1924 and steadily expanding circulation despite funding limits.
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Scout Movement
Boy Scouts of America
Jig
Boys Life
Boys’ Life
Boys Life magazine growth boosts scout readership
The Boys' Life periodical expands nationwide circulation through street car ads and elevated railways. By 1924 its popularity surges as car cards reach fifty thousand citywide displays and banks donate subscriptions to about fifty four thousand scouts and boys. Today it claims over 159 thousand net paid subscribers, nearly doubling from three years prior.
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Boys' Life
Boys’ Life
Aqua Result Bors’ Life
Two Damage Suits Result From Auto Mishap in August
In Butler Pennsylvania on December 30 two damage suits arising from an August 3 automobile accident on the Butler-Kittanning road were filed. William G McCune sues J H Reed and Sarah Reed for 400 dollars for damages and depreciation to an automobile. McCune and Susan J McCune sue the same defendants for 1000 dollars claiming injuries to Mrs McCune.
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Butler, Pa
Butler-Kittanning Road
William G. McCune
J. H. Reed
Sarah Reed
Cowles- Wille
Susan J. McCune
Walnal
Sane
McCune
Hanover Corn Show Sets State Display Record
Hanover Pa December report says the York-Adams Inter-County Corn and Fruit Show had the largest corn exhibits in the state, with over 450 entries. Adams county contributed 66, York 136, Lancaster 39. Hanover Trust Co provided 260 samples and seed corn, Noeh Arbaugh won the sweepstakes for best 10 ear display at Lancaster Sure Drop.
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Hanover
York-Adams
G. G. Weber
York
Flo
Adams County
York County
Lancaster County
Hanover Trust Company
Noeh Arbaugh
Lancaster
White Cap Glass
Morris Rish
Walter Stonesifer
Nicholas Schmitz
Cabb
Pennsylvania State College Farm Srops Specialista
Farmer killed in pecu liar accident near Pleasantville
Franklin Pa Dec 30 Robert J Baker 66 a farmer and producer living near Pleasantville was killed when a gas engine clutch struck him on the forehead while he was pumping a lease. His body was found by a nephew who went to the barn to see why Baker did not come for dinner.
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Franklin
Robert J. Baker
Pleasantville
Baler Aldual
Three Days Cough Danger Signal Promoted Medicine
A newspaper ad touts Creomulsion as a new medical discovery to soothe inflamed membranes and inhibit germ growth in persistent coughs and colds. It claims creosote is a premier healing agent and promises results with a money back guarantee, urging readers to ask their druggist.
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Creomulsion Company
Atlanta
Galadv
Lewis Sees Steady Business In 1926
W H Lewis president of the Pennsylvania Engineering Works in New Castle says 1926 will restore manufacturing to normal in a safe conservative way. He expects no boom but a steadier, better foundationed return to a normal basis with no danger of suspension.
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Pennsylvania Engineering Works
W. H. Lewis
The
Engineering Works
New Castle
Enon Valley Christmas Visits and Church Meetings
Enon Valley residents shared Christmas visits with relatives across Beaver Falls Pittsburgh Youngstown and Cleveland. Christian church groups planned meetings at the homes of Dulgan and Zeh with January 7 and January ? dates noted. Families including Inbodens Cookses and Duffnans gathered for holiday passages with kin in East Palestine Merrittstown and Alliance Ohio.
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W. C. Inboden
Florence and
Frances
R. E. Penich
Beaver Falls
Happy Circle
Christian Church
Mike Dulgnan
Otto Kessel
Pittsburgh
Cook
Youngstown
Roy Beck
East Palestina
Calsie Riddle
John Inboden Spercy
Charles Inboden
East Palestine
George
Daniels
Helma
Merrittatown
Eugene Dannels
John Duncan
Alliance
C. J. Riddle
Ed Fuckinger
Daugh
Evelyn
R Elatives
Avalon
William Inboden
Mary Inboden
Myron Inboden
Wilmer Conk
Elizabeth Yeh
Mred Zeh
Ralph Zeh
Theodore Zeh
George Ghely
Grove City
Construction Worker Dies After Fall From Building
Reading Pa Dec 30 Albert Togood 48 of Ritteraville died in Reading hospital after a fall from the top of a building while employed by Hersh Brothers of Allentown. The sheet metal worker reportedly lost his footing and fell into an empty coal car. he died of a fractured skull. He leaves a widow and three children.
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Intaenational News Sert
Reading
Albert Togood
Ritteraville
Evanayilla
Torood
Hersh Brothers Company
Allentown
Togood
Weathered Cocoa Door Mats on third floor display
Well known local doctors and experienced graduate nurses will be in attendance. Third Floor This is the weather when Cocoa Door Mats are of great service. They protect the car pets and rugs from slush, snow and dirt. Made of genuine Aston Matting, strong brush surface, which cleans shoes thoroughly. Size Lax 24 inches, very specially priced at.
Pre Inventory Days At This Store Offer Low Prices
Every department throughout the store offers new low prices on lots and counter merchandise. It will be greatly to your advantage to visit every department during Pre Inventory Days.
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