To Attend Farmer's Day At Penn State
Lawrence County agriculturists will attend Farmer's Day at Penn State on June 15. County Agent H R ch expects to attend and says the program will feature demonstrations of improved farming practices. Livestock judging will be held and representatives from all agriculture departments will be present for conferences. Dr Ralph Dorn Hetzel may greet visitors with talks by Miles Horst and Professor R G Bressier of the state agriculture department.
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Lawrence County
Penn
Ay State Co Pa
H.R. Ch
School of Agriculture
Ralph Dorn Hetzel
Miles Horst
Agricultural Council of the State
R. G. Bressier
Pennsylvania State Department of Agriculture
Missionary Society Meetings Across Churches
The Highland United Presbyterian church group meets Monday at Mrs. A. Pickett's home with Anita Kisthard and Katherine Wilson as hostesses. The First M. E. church Woman's Foreign Missionary Society held a regular meeting at the church parlor with reports on the Kansas City conference and a program led by Ada Newton and Mrs. Butz. A July no meeting note and Epworth M. E. church activity were also recorded along with plans for a Park picnic and various hostesses.
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Jean Miu Willarusv
The
Highland United Presbyterian Church
A. Pickett
Sheridan Avenue
Anita Kisthard
Katherine
Wilson
Kansas Ciay
Ww. A. Womer
E. N. Baer
Ada Newton
Butz
Neigh
Edward Roverts
Harper Dick
Religious Circles Schedule and Social Gathering Notes
In Religious and Fraternal Circles Gleaners Missionary Society meets Monday evening June 4 with a 6:30 dinner by the social committee. Woman's Missionary Society meets Wednesday at 2:30. L and E Girls of Central Presbyterian were entertained Thursday evening at Mrs. Charles B. Wingerd’s Park Avenue home with games, music, and refreshments.
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Gleaners Missionary Society
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Central Presbyterian Church
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Park Avenue
Tilden and Tort Seek Davis Cup Doubles Victory
Chicago June 2 Bill Tilden and George Tort Jr meet Tezio Tobe and Tamio Abe in the doubles as the American Davis Cup finals continue. A victory would seal the series for the home team after Tilden and Hennessey won the singles, with Ohta and Abe providing stiff work. If victorious the Americans plan to sail for Europe June 9 to face the zone winners in the inter zone finals for a chance to challenge France for the cup.
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Bill Tilden
Greorge Tort, Jr
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Tilden
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Troop 15 Scout Meeting Reports Projects and Hike
An important Troop 15 gathering was held at Fost Christian church with Scoutmaster Sidney Sraith and Assistant Scoutmaster Geo McGracken. Plans announced include a small service troop at the airport and a model airplane contest ending July 4. The meeting featured games, ceremonies, and a discussion, with the Campores team listed and an overnight hike proposed. Bert Coates returns to the troop after an injury as noted by Scribe Harold Jones.
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Roland Levine
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Bert Coates
Harold Jones
Zicks
Elks Home
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Walter Kerr
Tony Cataluca
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Jpridge
Man Mistaken For Burglar Is Killed
Jack Breslin 28 of Mauch Chunk Pa was shot and killed early today by William Miller of Lansford when Breslin tried to enter Miller’s home. Miller in custody says he believed Breslin was a burglar. no charges filed yet. Also mentions a disappearing Pennsylvania pet skunk and radicals nominating a man named Gitlow for vice president.
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Just Folks by Edgar A Guest about a golfer and doctor
A humorous poem where a sick golfer lies in bed awaiting a cure from a doctor. While the doctor checks his pulse and symptoms the patient asks for golf news instead. The physician reassures him with pills but steers the chat to golf and his swing. Copyright 1923 Edgar A Guest.
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Edgar A. Hes
The Way of the World on Crime and Language
A newspaper column urges a federal crime policy via a coal industry plan and a federal coal commission to curb mining disputes. It also comments on radio expanding English vocabularies, stressing accuracy and order in usage and the hobby of vocabulary collection.
Sentence Sermons on Clothes and Character
A compact set of maxims urges prudent behavior about appearances and secrets. It cautions that display should not replace substance, warns against feeding suspicions, and rebukes hypocrisy in religion and gender roles. It speaks to personal conduct and trust.
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Dilks Skips New York Race Today
Earle Lin Dilks, a foot racer, is not competing in today’s New York events. The program features a 28 hour grind with plans for him to enter the six day race later.
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New York
Earle Lin Dilks
Dilks
Midland boxer Tom McMahon promoted to sergeant
Tom McMahon, formerly a heavyweight boxer, has been promoted to sergeant on the Midland Fa. police force. He began as a patrolman some time ago, and the news was learned today.
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Thew
Midland
McMahon
Oak Street School Class Day Exercises Drama
Oak Street School held a class day program Friday afternoon in June with a two act play Flowers In a Palace Garden directed by Miss Dorothy Fisher and Miss Leona Sanker. Proceeds benefited the school library fund.
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Palace Garden
Dorothy Fisher
Leona Sanker
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Mary Isaballe
Wood
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Foster's Weather Prosnostication for June Forecast
Washington reports a June forecast calling for below normal temperatures from June 1 to 4 with a cool period expected. Frost threats loom in early June in northern areas, while June 13 to 19 may bring milder conditions but potential hail and high winds in northern and western Great Central valleys. A storm wave around June 1 and another by June 4 precede a shift to above normal temperatures, followed by severe cool wet weather around June 12 to 19. Seeding should occur after May 15 with thorough cultivation. Canada is expected to have a strong, profitable spring grain season if coop continues.
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Walmo Hosts Tuesday Bridge Club At Home
Mrs John Macigan entertained the Tuesday Bridge Club at her home on Tuesday afternoon. A dainty one o clock luncheon was served by the hostess. Special guests included Mrs P E Stichberry and Mrs Tullis. Coaltown Church and Gorntown Free Methodist Church schedule daylight saving time services.
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P. E. Stichberry
Tullis
Will Use Range At East Brook Rifle Club Forming
A Service Men's Rifle club meeting at the Legon Home drew strong attendance and enthusiasm. The group announced a charter application, use of the National Guard outdoor range at East Brook and the indoor range at the armory on Neshannock avenue. The charter remains open to American Legion in good standing and interested community citizens. A $3 membership fee is charged and action on ranges is expected within ten days once rifles and ammunition arrive. Contact Frank Wood or listed organizers to join.
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National Guard
East Brook
Neshannock Avenue
American Legion
Legion
Mose
Frank Wood
Bernard H. Hook
Clarence A. Pattersott
RL Allen
H. M. Wharton
DeGraft Robinson
J. N. Speed
Regional Board Plans Fall Meeting Here
A special committee in the New Castle Chamber of Commerce room drafted plans to invite the fall quarterly meeting of the Allegheny regional advisory board. The board, made up of shippers and carrier representatives, will convene in Steubenville on June 14 and may bring more than 400 delegates to New Castle if hosted there.
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The
Chamber of Commerce
D. E Russell
Edward Hainer
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L. E
New Castle
Druggists Return From Conference in Western Pa
Druggists of New Castle and Lawrence County left Friday to attend the Western Pennsylvania Druggists Association conference at Conneaut Lake Park. A business meeting featured Representative Elder P ee of Indiana Pa as speaker. Congress man Crowther spoke at dinner at the Conneaut Hotel, followed by a dance. Mrs Carl Patley was elected to office in the association.
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Lawrence County Loox
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Par
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Assocalio
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Conneaut Hotel
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Plans Completed For Daily Show At Volant Card Day
Plans are nearly finished for the first annual Volant card day with Moose as chairman of the general committee. The morning program includes cattle judging led by B. Fitts of Penn State and the afternoon judging will feature figures by F. IL Rel Pittsburgh, Dr. C. G. Jordan secretary of agriculture, and E. E.
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Pennsylvania
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Pittsburgh
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St Secretary of Agriculture
Fins announce judging ribbons for cattle classes reshaped
The note outlines awarding first to third ribbons across most classes with a grand champion designation. It mentions cruerneys and folsteins in calves, and ages for cows from one to four years plus over. The grand champion is to be a get of sire.
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Folsteins
Get of Si
New Castle Womans 30Year Delay Sparks Suit
A New Castle woman filed a civil suit after a 30 year wait, naming John Prodick of 1008 Street and seeking remedy in Lawrence County court. The case involved Marcus White and Chief Hu Patrick, with arraignment before Justice J Walter Lewis and a $500 appearance bond. Prodick reportedly said he had been divorced from the plaintiff weeks earlier.
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Porze
John Prod
Marcus White
Hupatrick
Justice of the Peace
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Progick
Oali
Lawrence County Court
Prodick
Soloist At First Methodist Church Sings Sunday
A soloist at First Methodist Church Belien performs this Sunday. She is accompanied by church organist Mr Tay or. The event highlights a musical program in the city’s worship schedule.
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Belien
Tay Or
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