Rural Mail Boxes Urged Fresh Paint and Repairs
Officials nationwide issue fresh guidance on rural mail boxes needing paint and maintenance. Postmasters show inspections this week, urging patrons to repair boxes to meet requirements and avoid reports to Washington. Local inspectors examined Lawrence County routes, noting several boxes without proper signals or accessible approaches.
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Ex- Murs Ltd
Lawrences County
Crawford
Leslie
Wraith
Unclear excerpt hints at medical missteps and costs
Fragmentary text mentions worm syrup and santonin with references to toxicity and excess spending. Names and context are garbled, making specifics uncertain. The passage appears to report on a medical remedy and its dangers, plus high costs and possible cases involving individuals.
New Galilee Notes From Ladies Missionary Society Meeting
The Nazarene church Ladies Missionary Society met Tuesday at Mrs Albert Martson s home. Delegate E Hazen reported on the Pittsburgh general assembly. Memorial Day guests included Anne and Edith McEartee and others. A large public school dinner drew the largest crowd ever, followed by activities at McRoberts hall.
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Tuesdey Aftorneos
Albert Martson
E. Hazen
General Assembly
Pittsburgh
M. Dry
Airs
Rhodes
Maxine
Jean
Clazburg
W. Va
Gilenfeld
Memorial Day Socials and Visits Across Communities
Notes from a Beaver Falls area page record Memorial Day visits and family movements. Richard Vaughn of Beaver Falls spent the holiday with his sister Mrs. Ervin Gaymeartner. Rev B A Duvall and sons Herold and Nile visited New Brighton. Mr and Mrs T W Jenkins visited New Castle. Mrs Edward Elphie and Wahowim friends visited New Galilee. Mrs Andrew Guy and children from Youngstown spent Memorial Day with her parents the Marshalls. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Ed Rheiner at Providence hospital Beaver Falls. The Rheiners’ daughter joins relatives in Sewickley for memorial services. Rev Duvall and family plan to move near Youngstown. Mr and Mrs A F Martsolf and Emma visit Canton, as do A K Martsolf and Virginia May with Harold returning to Canton after visits. Floyd Inman of Lisbon spent Memorial Day with his parents I F Inman and wife.
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Beaver Fats
Ervin Gaymeartner
B. A. Duvall
Herold
Nile
New Brighton
T. W. Jenkins
New Caste
Edward Elphie
Wahowim
New Galilee
Andrew Guy
Youngstown, O
Tee Marshall
Ed Rheiner
Providence Hospital
Beaver Falls
Rheiner
Virginis
Inman
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Sewickley
Youngstown
Patton Named on Penn State dairy judging team
State College Pa June 2 Selection of the dairy judging team to represent Pennsylvania State College next fall was announced by Professor A L Beam coach of the team T H Patton New Castle P W Waite Port Matilda BR B Carter Wralusing and G W Munson Beaver earned places on the team from class work and the spring inspection trip Twenty six dairy cow classes were judged during the trip Herds visited at multiple farms and campuses including Beeman farm Brookville Polk State School Clearview Farm Butler Blackburn Farm Sewickley Bell Farms Corapolis Craola Farm Clinton R M Donaldson farm Midway DL Post farm Washington West Virginia University Morgantown Oak Hill Estate Uniontown Meadow Brook Stock Farm Jeannette Webster Griffith Estate Ebensburg Immergrm Farm Loretta The Penn State team will judge at the Eastern States Exposition Springfield Mass and the National Dairy Exposition St Louis Mo next fall In the first show the team will compete with eastern colleges and at that national event will match judgment with teams from all over the United States
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Brookville
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Sewickley
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Corappolis
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Clinton
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Washington
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Ebensburg
Immergrm Farm
Loretta
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Springfield
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Nittany
Eastern Agricultural Colleges
United States
Secretary Jordan Plans Farm Show Building in Harrisburg
Secretary of Agriculture Charles G. Jordan announced plans for a new state farm show building in Harrisburg. The design covers nearly twelve acres, includes a coliseum with 5900 permanent seats plus 4000 additional, and will house thousands of livestock and poultry exhibits. Meeting rooms will accommodate 4000 more people and concessions occupy about four acres. The facility will hold 360 chickens, 1400 hogs and sheep, and 200 horses, among other features.
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Charles G. Jordan
United States
Jordan
Ten Herbs promises cure for long standing stomach and nerve ailments
A New Castle reader reports Ten Herbs greatly improved nervousness headaches digestion and sleep after long suffering from stomach liver and kidney issues. The ad claims ten natural ingredients cleanse and tone the system and restore vitality urging readers to buy Tea Flords produced by Eckerd's of New Castle and available at drug stores in the area.
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King Street
New Castle
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Washington Street
Fish Exhibit Arrangements With Fisheries Commissioner
Arrangements have been made with Nathan R. Buller, commissioner of fisheries, for four permanent fish exhibits in the Sunding front area.
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Nathan R. Buller
Commissioner of Fisheries
Three Hundred At St. Vitus Get First Communion
Close to three hundred boys and girls of the St. Vitus church congregation received their first communion during a Sunday mass celebrated by Fathers DeMita and McNaonamy. A large crowd attended as children assembled the altar and first holy communion, with neatly dressed participants and a beautifully decorated church setting. pictures were taken after the service.
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St. Vitus
Fathers DeMita
McNaonamy
The Way of the World by Grove Patterson
Recent figures argue that living costs have eased since the postwar peak. Wages keep pace with inflation while food and essentials are no longer as burdensome. The piece notes luxury items rise with modern living, car ownership grows, and satire on advertising and public tastes.
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Grove Patterson
Beav er Valley man dies after crash at New Brighton
William J. 76 of Harmony Pa dies at Beaver Valley hospital from a fractured skull after a two car collision on Fifth Avenue. Chief Fred Kirkpatrick files charges against Attorney John Elliott and H A Singleton Detroit drivers. Inquest likely under Coroner Harry Carter. funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Willian & 76
Harmony
Beaver Veliey
Co Treen
Aye Hue
Fred Kirkparick
John 4. Elliott
Beaver Fal
H. A. Singlup
Detroit
Mich
Cary Hea
Petaarad
Walter
Tha Toras Lewis
Harry C
Carter
Venerable Jurist Dies at Age in Washington Records
A respected judge, aged about 86, died in Washington. He served 35 years as a common pleas court judge and was noted for his long tenure and role in judging the jurists. His death ends a prominent career in the state judiciary.
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J. W. Hughes
Washington
Moefivarme
Common Pleas Court
Adout
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