Boy Scout Camp To Be Open Next Monday
Camping season for the Boy Scouts starts next Monday at Muddy Creek Falls. Five two week periods run through August 16 under Scout Executive J. Lee Calahan with Troops 1, 2, 3, 4, and 12 led by Kenneth Cotton, Arthur McCombs, Brinley Richards, Rev. C. C. Frank, and C. E. Lyle. Rules require medical exams, supervised swimming, fire guard, and no firearms. smoking later allowed. passes required to leave camp. discipline strict with possible dismissal. Schedule includes 6:45 first call and 7:00 reveille as part of daily camp program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muddy Creek Falla
Kenneth Cotton
Arthur McCombs
Brinley Richards
Rev
C. C. Frank
C. E. Lyle
Bea
J. Lee Calahan
Schdule
Lawrence County Council
Muddy Creek Falls
Reville
Scout Camp Schedule and Packing List From Historic Notice
Detailed camp itinerary lists colors call and inspection times, meals, swim, games, and camp duties. It specifies tents, youth divisions, officer duties, compulsory rest, council fire, and Sunday parents day, plus a comprehensive packing guide of uniforms bedding clothing and gear. It also forbids valuables firearms tobacco and other items, and notes a tattoo time and taps.
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Parents and Friends
Local Visitors Attend Funeral And Weekend Travels
New Galilee residents and out of town guests gathered for a funeral in honor of Arthur Reid. Attendees included J. Mrs. W. K. Davis of Darlington, Mrs. Wylie and sons from College Hill, Rev. J. A. King and wife of Ellwood City, and beaver Falls visitors Mrs. Ethan Briton. Hazel Inman left for New York for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Flowers
John Mitchell
Wyle
College Hill
Arthur Reid
W. K. Davis
Darington
Elton Potter
Beaver Falls
Allen Noggle
Wampum
Elia Brothers
New Castle
Knox Gilkey
Wm. Langhurst
Pittsburgh
Laura Weir
W. R. Gealy
Beaver Fells
Margaret Langhurst
Toledo
Ohio
Jonn Yoho
Bobby
Cagrade Park
Joe Marshall
Laura
Ross Lambright
John Yoho
Annie
Cascade Park
Jessie Anderson
James Wilson
Oscar Jerkett
Fred Jerkett
Wilbur Blateh
East Palestine
Gun Blatch
Charles Shannon
Bay
Jessie McClymonds
Darlington
Hearing Restored In 24 Hours With Virex Treatment
A mass mail claim promotes Virex as a rapid at home hearing restoration remedy. Personal testimonials from diverse states praise relief within days, claiming improved hearing and reduced head noises. The ad offers a $1 trial offer for a $2 treatment, with a money back guarantee and no payment upfront.
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D. MM
Lopes
Pennsylvania
PRM
Anthony Chapman
Mitehl- Ban
Ola Valentine
Arkansas
Bay
Bhig Country
Canada
Dale’ Laboratories
Gateway Station
Kansas City
Nolees
Local social notes from Wampum and nearby towns
Community residents attend events and visit kin across Beaver Falls Darlington and New Castle. Dates mention Decoration Day and upcoming bake sale to aid scout camp, with a list of households hosting guests and planning travel to Washington.
Tidioute Gasoline Makers Use Pure Pennsylvania Oil
The product is made entirely from 100 percent Pennsylvania oil produced in the Tidioute field, one of the few instances where all Pennsylvania oil is used in gasoline manufacture.
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Pennsylvania
Tidioute
Boy Scouts Bake Sale By Troop 19 This Saturday
Boy Scouts Troop 19 will offer a diversified line of foods at a bake sale this Saturday at an unspecified location. The event aims to raise funds for troop activities and community service projects.
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Boy Scouts
Martin Resigns As City Solicitor For New Duties
Richard W. Martin resigns as Pittsburgh city solicitor to join the state public service commission in Harrisburg. He plans to sit on the commission for the first time next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Richard W. Martin
Pittsburgh
W. A. Magee
Warrisburg
State Public Service Commission
Commission
Tarentum Glass Plant Fire Damages Plant and Homes
Fire inspectors estimated 50000 dollars in damage to the Flaccus Glass plant and nearby residences in Tarentum Pennsylvania as flames broke out today. Firemen arrived as the blaze grew fierce and efforts to save the plant were abandoned. Origin of the fire is undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Tarentum
Flaccus Glass Company
Stucy P
Bridge Project Advances Over Ma Honing River
Work progresses on the erection of a new bridge across the Ma honing river at Mahoninstown to replace the closed covered bridge. One abutment is complete and scaffold work continues on the second abutment.
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Mahoning River
Mahoninstown
Bridge Construction Delays Detour For Mt Jackson Traffic
A portion of the bridge is being erected and is expected to be ready for use soon. Until completion a long dirt road detour is in place to route Mt Jackson and Bessemer traffic.
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Iit
Mt. Jackson
Bessemer
Senator Reed To Visit Pittsburgh
Senator David A. Reed is expected to arrive in Pittsburgh to confer with local Republican leaders about the forthcoming mayoralty race. The visit underscores party strategy ahead of the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Reed
Pittsburgh
Jonar
Jume 4
U. 3
David A. Reed
Also Mentioned on This Page
Boy Scout
Castoria
Fletcher
State of
Department of Banking Regulation
Jacob F. Perelman
Fallace
Dismond
Lowe Brothers
Cripps Hardware CO
New Galilee
Percy B. Walls Motor CO
South Mercer Street
C. Ed. Smith Hdwe
Washington St
Wursizer
South Mill Stree
George Greer
Wampun
W. J. Patterson
F. L. Werberta
Imbloe
Robert Reid
M. BE. McChesney
Big Beaver Oownantp
Mary Harrigan
Harriet Forseythe
Big Beaver Township
J. G. Forseythe
Lois Duncan
Arthur Duncan
Sally Hilman
Garnet
Elzia
Cleveland
William Leurcapf
Haysville
J. F. Kirkbride
Rose
James Marchise
Violet
Beave Falla
Mrs
Will
John Yoho and Son
Woatrincdax
Hazel
Virginia Inman
Jeans Glixey
Atores
Carry
Trena Gatti
Washington, D. C
Baarer
Brown & Hamilton
Raney
Mr. Stritmarer
Rev. Davis
Wa Stitzinger
Cripps Hardware Company
Dewberry
Ford
Strozzi
Rone
Richard Heimann
Long Inland City
N.Y
First State Bank of
Jefferson Street
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