Lawrence County Farmers' Day at ANSTAL WAUGHAM
Lawrence County hosts Farmers Day with Virginia State College in Anstal highlighting farm tours at the Experiment Station inspection of field plots and livestock. The program includes home economics building tours, modern kitchens clothing and textiles, flower and vegetable gardens, and outreach to local farmers and cooperative wool marketing remarks.
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Anstal Farmers' Day
Vicienia State College
Thos Wall
Eaiier
Hack-seat Driving Endorsed by Safety Authority
J L Kelly, manager of Ohio sixth WPA district, told supervisors at a safety meeting that back-seat driving should be as extensive as needed to insure safety. The remark supports ongoing emphasis on oversight and proactive safety measures in the WPA district.
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Springfield
J. L. Kelly
Ohio
New Wilmington News Notes and Local Visits
Mrs. H L Hood is confined by illness at home. Robert Johnson spent Sunday with his mother in Irwin. Mrs Georgla Southern of Sharpsville visits Mrs Emma Smith. Minnie Belle McQuisian teaching in Wilkinsburg at home for summer. J B Comstock calls on T L Coryca of Millburn. Howard Waite of Edgewood guests of Mrs John Waite’s mother. Mary Baker and Mrs Cecil Baker of New Castle on Friday with Mrs Carl Hart. Mr and Mrs Daniel McQuiston and daughter of Brie visit Mrs J A C McQuiston over holiday. Mrs Margaret Redmond injured at home Wednesday morning. Dannie Wilson and Raymond Sharp from Sterning Galleys Simling Kan will be home for summer. Harold Burns and daughters move from Kissick apartment to Pilgrim House on S Mercer St. W C T U solicits for USO. borough quota is 500. Mrs W K Robinson, Mrs Norman Wimmer, and Mrs Lewis Siman and Betsy visit Mrs William Potter of Niles, O. Mrs John Jay Castor and sons.
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H. L. Hood
Robert Johnson
Irwin
Georgla Southern
Sharpsville
Emma Smith
Minnie Belle McQuisian
Wilkinsburg
J. B. Comstock
T. L. Coryca
Millburn
Howard Waite
Edgewood
Sormees
John Waite
Mary Baker
Cecil Baker
New Castle
Evers
Carl §. Hart
Daniel McQuiston
Brie
J. A. C. McQuiston
Margaret Redmond
Dannie Wilson
Raymond Sharp
Sterning
Simling
Kan
Harold Burns
Kissick
Pilgrim House
Mercer Street
United Service Organizations
W. K. Robinson
Norman Wimner
Lewis Siman
Betsy
William Potter
Niles
John Jay Castor
Holiday Guests Visit From Nearby Towns and Slippery Rock
Sunday afternoon visitors included Mr and Mrs Allie Castor of Slippery Rock and Mr and Mrs Ernest Wogan with children Shirley and Edwin of Old City. Also guests Mrs W K Robinson Jr of Chagrin Falls Ohio Mr and Mrs William Potter Covington Kentucky and Mr and Mrs Stephen De Wall Vandergrift. The Methodist church service was led by the Men's Brotherhood with a talk by J Elliott Ramsey. Rev J B Edwards the minister is unavailable to lead services due to illness. Thursday morning Mr and Mrs John Ammon Jef left for Sterling Kansas for Lucy’s Sterling College graduation exercises. their son Eugene is in the graduating class. They will visit relatives in Nebraska before returning home.
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Allie Castor
Slippery Rock
Ernest Wogan
Shirley
Edwin
Old City
W. K. Robinson Jr
Chagrin Falls
William Potter
Covington
Stephen de Wall
Vandergrifu
W. K. Robinson Sr
Methodist Church
J Elliott Ramsey
J. B. Edwards
John Ammon
Sterling
Kan
Lucy
Sterling College
Eugene
Visib
Nebraska
New Control On Jap Beetles In Southeastern Counties
A new control method called milky disease begins in heavily infested areas of southeastern Pennsylvania under the Bureau of Plant Industry. Secretary John H A Light said the approach uses Bacillus bacteria injected into each Japanese beetle grub, waking it after treatment, then exposing it to a talc mix to spread the infection. Limited by material availability, the program will cover the most affected zones.
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Cinternstlenil Nevws Service
Harrisburg
Bureau of Plant Industry
John HA. Light
Department of Agriculture
Democratic tax cuts dominate Pennsylvania election talk
Harrisburg reports the Democratic platform focuses on a tax cut theme for next year with a one mill reduction in personal property and bank share taxes. Republicans balk in the Senate, while Democrats tout past tax actions and WPA layoffs loom as the budget debates intensify amid adjournment delays. Luther Harr’s new coal council post stirs gubernatorial implications.
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Inbernational News Service
Harrisburg
Senate
Luther A. Harr
Philadelphia
Bituminous Coal Consumers Council
Harr
Guffey
Milk Mixture For Stomach Ulcers
An advertisement touts a new stomach ulcer remedy described as harmless and rapid in easing pains. It claims relief for ulcers, heartburn, and acidity and urges readers to obtain a bottle from their druggist with a money back guarantee through Eckerd, Tay-Less, and other drug stores.
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Turin
Eckerd
The News by Mail for 1 Year
A local service offers a year long The News by Mail subscription for five dollars. The offer provides mailed newspaper copies to subscribers for twelve months. Contact details and start date are available in the advertisement.
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Lawrence County
H. BR. McCulloch
Pennsylvania
Penanstlania
W. F. McCracken
R. D
Julia Marckle Tavior
Lawrence Cours
Mrs. Taylor
Agricultural Extension Office
Post Office
Edith Bell
San Diego
Cal
New Wilmington News
GO P
James
Fovernor
Loesesesian
Congress
Servel
Ose Servel
Lang T Bay Gang
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Light and Heat Company
40 Mart
DW Castle
Electrolua
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