Emma Carson to Be Honored With Court House Farewell Dinner
Miss Emma Carson deputy pro thonotary and clerk of courts retires today. A farewell dinner is set for Saturday night June 2 at 6 o'clock in the Cathedral. Detention Officer Charles D. Ross chairs the event with many attorneys and judges planned to speak. Florence Thompson will sing and A Lewis Conn will serve as toastmaster.
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Emma Carson
Court House
Miss Carson
Charles D. Ross
Community Members Named in Rural Ohio Notices
George M. DeLost of R D 1 Canton Ohio Helen Barthold of St David and Mr Frank Brystyga of 504 Waldo are listed in a local public notice with addresses and identifiers.
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George M. DeLost
R.D
Canton, O
Helen Barthold
St. David
Frank Brystyga
Waldo
Property Transfers and Addresses in New Castle Area
A list of residents with addresses in New Castle and surrounding towns, followed by county land transfers. Transfers include Michael A. Schuster in Perry township for $75 and several parcels in Neshannock and North Beaver townships, with multiple $1 and higher amounts listed for other buyers and sellers across local townships.
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Lawrence County
Michael A. Schuster
Perry
John H. Johns
Frank J. Antoniazzi
Wilmington
Walter C. Pearl
Elmer A. Kelly
Shenango
William B. Shehy
Adelaide Smith
Pulaski
Green Pea Acreage Increases in Pennsylvania This Year
Pennsylvania truck growers expanded green pea acreage for processing by six percent to 14,300 acres for the current season, up from 13,500 last year. The split shows 4,290 acres of smooth peas and 10,010 acres of sweet wrinkled peas, with planting completed in early May. Growing conditions are reported satisfactory across most areas. Population of Los Angeles in 1800 was 315.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
State Department of Agriculture
The Family Scrapbook: Camp Choices for Children
Dr Ernest G Osborne outlines safety and suitability checks for summer camps. He emphasizes counselor experience with children, appropriate rest periods, varied activities including crafts and nature study, and ample outdoor camping and cooking.
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United Features Syndicate, Inc
Noisy Neighbor Habits Target Quiet Living Spaces
A citizen urges self check on noisy behavior that disrupts households and neighbors. Questions about slamming doors and windows, stomping stairs, loud radios, shouted conversations, uninvited readings, screaming children, late parties, and public whistling highlight the impact on neighbors and suggest quieter conduct.
Reform these faults before you lose friends
The excerpt bluntly admonishes readers to correct irritating habits to avoid alienating companions, urging self-improvement while friendship lasts. It counsels personal accountability and cautions that ongoing faults drive others away.
Memorial Program at Rose Avenue School Honors Flag Day
Rose Avenue grade school pupils presented a May 30 program led by Girl Scouts color guard and a flag salute. Virginia Weatherby and Roger Davis gave Bible readings and the Lord’s Prayer. Mary Elizabeth Sbarro Carol McKee and Sandra Bamne had special parts. The event featured a Flag Day demonstration by Girl Scouts Troop 18, songs, and a finale with taps by Joe Foster. Helen R. Leslie supervised. Primary attendees at 9 am upper grades at 9:30.
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Rose Avenue
Virginia Weatherby
Roger Davis
Mary Elizabeth Sbarro
Carol McKee
Sandra Bamne
Helen R. Leslie
Joe Foster
Frank Davis
Chicken Contest Ends Today At Butler Egg Auction
Four Lawrence county youths competed in the Chicken of Tomorrow contest which closed today at the Butler Cooperative Egg Auction dressing plant. Fifteen cockerels per entry from 50 entries or 100 straight-run chicks must total 45 pounds live weight to qualify. Uniformity and fleshing judged. multiple regional awards announced.
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Lawrence County
Butler Cooperative
Area FFA Contest Names Lawrence County Contestants
Sixteen counties participate in the event with Lawrence county entries listing Philip Benson of Mt. Jackson Union high school FFA chapter at R D 7 Richard Jacobson of Union high at R D 8 Oakwood avenue and Donald Merrill of Mt. Jackson high at R D 7.
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Lawrence County
Philip Benson
Mt. Jackson High
Union Township
F.F.A
Richard Jacobson
Oakwood Avenue
Union High
Donald Merrill
Also Mentioned on This Page
New Castle
Bernice Dudoi
Big Run
Paul Stalma
Cascade Street
Margaret Kopronak
Hanna Street
Edward Lockett
Grant Street
Lottie Mae Dent
Willard Street
William George Tanner
Stanton Avenue
Veronica Bertha Majeski
Gilmore Street
Joseph Zaborowski
Cedar Street
Sharon
Stella Zaborowski
Logan Avenue
Henry E. Ehle
John D. Ferguson
North Beaver Township
Roy Allen
Joseph DePolo
Neshannock
Wallace A. Allen
Neshannock Township
Richard B. Gardner
Frank G. Smith Construction Company
Lafe D. Laurie
Ellwood City
Francis J. Quigley
Los Angeles
Thor
B.f.goodrich
Argerich
N. Mercer St
DR. Ernest
G. Osborne
Francine Markel
Perelmar
Washington &T
Hia
Gypsy Labor
Vienna
INS
New York
Geneva
Menken’s
N. Mill St
Pittsburgh
Lass Company
Hperige
ST. Jose
Penney
Sy 'Om
Uit
United
United SF
Factory
East
Washington Street
Longs
T. G. Lamoree
Witnta 4S
Fifth St
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