New Scout Troop Organized At Hillsville
Scout Executive G Lee Calahan, Jack Fleischer, Miss Keyser and a welfare nurse led a 40 boy meeting at the Lake Eple Limestone hospital in Hillsville. They organized a new Boy Scout troop with Fleischer appointed Scoutmaster. The group plans more meetings next Friday to finalize future arrangements and aims to become one of the leading troops in Lawrence County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Lee Calahan
Jack Fleischer
Miss Keyser
Hospital of the Lake Eple Limestone Company
Hillsville
Fleischer
Tlilisvile
Prentice
Lawrence County
Residents Want Dust Laid in Croton
Rev. D f h Dunn, pastor at Croton avenue A L E church, led residents of Haus and Dewey avenues in a protest after a street scraper left dirt in the gutter and dust clouds rose when cars passed. They agreed to raise funds to cover a street department effort to resolve the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Fh. Dunn
Croton Avenue A L. E
Haus and
Dewey Avenues
Dunn Ang
Guardian Appointed To Settle Estate
Guardian Stewart c. Sankey appointed to settle estate of Evelyn Dale Sankey in Sterling Nebraska by Judge Emery. Sankey holds undivided land interest in Plaingrove township, appointment aims to wind up the estate and protect the heirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart c. Sankey
Evelyn Dale Sankey
Willis H. Sankey
Sterling, Neb
Emery
Miss Sankey
Plaingrove Township
Officers Investigate cries near Margaret Henry Home
Cries sounding like an abandoned baby were heard at the Margaret Henry Home. Officers Kennedy Augustine and Conners investigated and found the noises came from a small dog. The note adds the sense of touch is dullest in the back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Henry
Margaret Henory
Kennedy, Augustine
Conners
D'Annunzio and Dancer Reported Reconciled
The article notes reconciliation between Gabriele D'Annunzio and Ida Rubenstein, a Paris and Italian theatre world event. Ida returns to Paris from Africa, with D'Annunzio rushing to join her. The planned first performance of his play Phedre will include Ida as the central figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Italy
Gabriele D'Annunzio
da Rubenstein
Ida
Paria
Gabriele Fs
Thither
Finme
Phedre
Street Car Officials Must Attend Court for Complaints
A motorman on the East Side complained that a local wholesale produce driver blocked him on East Washington street. The truck driver appeared in court but no representative from the street car company was present, and the man was discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polce Court
East Washington Street
Card of Thanks for John Hrodbeck and family
Ars. Wa Davies Mrs. R. K. Jones Julius J. Brodbeck and George J. Brodbeck express gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindnesses during illness and death and for floral tributes and autos donated. Also includes a cartoon caption about women imitating men and a joke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hrodbeck
Ars. WA Davies
R. K. Jones
Julius J. Brodbeck
George J. Brodbeck
Carrot City Escape in a Bunny Tale
A whimsical tale follows Uncle Lucky and Mrs Treetoad as they journey in the Luckymobile to Carrot City. A crow touts steeple signs for carrot city and lettuceville, leading to a town of carrot-chimneyed buildings and bunny citizens. The story contrasts with Tabbitville US A, ending with playful patriotism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meebus
Uncle Lucky
Lucky
Carrot City
Bunny
Lettuceville
Old Gentleman Rabbit
Carrota
Carrot Piilara
Carrot
Tabbitville
Rabbitrille
U.S. A
David Cory
Speeders Court Held By Mayor in City
Mayor Fred L. Rentz held a special court this morning for speeding offenses. Three defendants were fined and one discharged. cases include W. M. Tribby paying a fine and costs, F. M. Alexander fined for speeding on North Jefferson, and J. A. Prater ordered for speeding in the Seventh ward. Thomas G. Blake was discharged after claiming he worked all day and had no car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred L. Rentz
W. M. Tribby
Washington Street
F. M. Alexander
Jefferson Street
J. A. Prater
Steiner
Thomas G. Blake
Disputes Report of Motor Cop
C E Connor of Fuelld avenue Pittsburgh was stopped on Wilmington avenue Sunday afternoon at about 2 55 p m by Motorcycle Officer H M Reynolds for speeding. Connor disputed the speedometer reading and posted a 25 forfeit to appear at a hearing Wednesday at 3 p m. The officer said he had to travel 40 miles to overtake the Connor car and went nearly half a mile to stop him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Connor
Fuelld Avenue
Pittsburgh
Wilmington Avenue
H. M. Reynolds
Connor
Cemperatoure Made to Order Schnaps Exchange
A humorous exchange in a vintage German style, where one character insists on schnaps only when cold and the other retorts to remove a coat, capturing playful banter from Lustige Blactter.
Society Girls Urged to Seek Real Work by Surgeon General
Surgeon General Hugh S. Cummins of the U S Public Health Service urges society girls to alter vacations to differ from daily decadence. He says a girl who works as hard as any in service of pleasure may tire of men and girls and should attend a summer normal school for a new outlook unless she dares seek factory work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh 8. Cummins
United States Public Health Service
Aho
Commission Refuses Crossing Order in Allegheny County
The state railroad commission refused to order a grade crossing across the tracks of two lines in Blythe Dale Elizabeth Township Allegheny County saying it lacks jurisdiction where no public highway exists. It also announced a new railroad map of the state will be prepared and ready within four months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Nova Service
Harrisburg
Pib- Ne Service
Pittsburgh
Lake Lloralbone
Pittsburgh, McKeesport and Yaughingheny
Blythedale
Elizabeth Township
Allegheny County
Lively Yukon Story For Charles Jones at Nixon Theatre
A strong cast supports Charles Jones in William Fox’s Snowdrift which opens next Wednesday at Nixon Theatre. Trena Rich plays the leading feminine role with Dorothy Manners as Snowdrift. Scott Dunlap directs from a James B. Haendryx story set in Alaska’s gold fields beyond the MacCengarle River, promising lively action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Jones
William Fox
Nixon Theatre
Trena Rich
Dorothy Manners
Scott Dunlap
James B. Haendryx
Mac‘cengle River
Alaska
Cigs
Death in the Library Mystery Book Reveals a Poisoned Truth
Harold Thayer dies after studying a mystical Book of Death. Grinning and Palgrave suspect a Burmese ritual poison hidden in the book’s ink and edges. Palgrave discovers Thayer slain, moisture-activated toxin releasing its deadly effect, confirming a calculated murder.
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Charles E. Baxter
Dea
Harold Thayer
Grinning
Rufus Thayer
Raers
Grinalong
Thayer
Counley
Burma
Mandalay
Hit
Palgrave
Rogers
Hey
Grinalng
Mr. Palgrave
Valgrave
Bette
Westlosed
Fatlea
Atomization First in Burner Design
The article notes that a burner must atomize fuel satisfactorily to regulate combustion. It discusses varying fuels and feed rates, requiring suitable valves to adjust both the fuel and atomizing medium for proper reaction and load response.
Bison and River Nila Reference Spur Odd Verse
A fragment mentions a saxophone player asking for burial funds with a quip about burying six of them. It also cites the River Nila as 440 miles long and compares it to the Sale River, noting the direction politicians travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nila
Leave To Place Mortgage On Land In Johnston Estate
Executors H T Getty and W K Robinson through attorney William Melalwee petitioned the court for leave to mortgage estate property for 12000 dollars to settle the Johnston estate. The filing warns creditors and seeks court authorization to encumber the land as part of estate settlement.
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Iatel. C
Johnston
H. T. Getty
W. K. Robinson
William Melalwee
Property and debts noted in Wilmington township petition
The document mentions an existing indebtedness of 11 997 15 dollars tied to Mr Johnston in Wilmington township. The property includes valuable apple orchards and the petition was granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnston
Mington Township
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New
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Yukon
Esters Newspaper Union
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Tananisooks
Putin
Palm Beach
Silk
Ummer
Tub Cc
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