Gusher Strikes During Well Drilling Near Neshannock Falls
Edward Smith of R. D. 5 near the new Neshannock Falls bridge planned a home well. At 69 feet a water gusher erupted, flowing about 900 gallons per hour before caping. The well now feeds a 3/4 inch pipe at 18 pounds pressure without a pump. Dittmer's of New Bedford drilled through gravel and found the geysering water.
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Edward Smith
Neshannock Falls
Smith
Dittmer’s of
New Bedford
GE builds moisture proof test chamber for materials
The General Electric Co. constructs a plastic and glass moisture proof chamber not for living but to test materials. The aim is a durable, break resistant testing environment where pieces withstand impact without damage. This experimental facility highlights GE's focus on robust material research.
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New York
General Electric Co
The Family Scrapbook by Dr Ernest G Osborne
Dr Osborne recounts school life and an afterschool program where risks are acknowledged. He recalls a conversation with Principal Dr Reynolds about allowing children to take chances to develop skills and resilience despite possible injuries.
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Reynolds
Adventurous Spirit Sparks Cautious Exploration
Comment urges balanced risk taking for readers seeking excitement and variety. Emphasizes do not overdo adventures and to use reasonable caution while enjoying new pursuits and activities.
Local residents share Memorial Day visits and hospital discharges
Mrs John Davidson and Mrs Lawrence Snezic were discharged from Jameson Memorial hospital and returned home. Families and friends visited relatives across Bestview and Fifth streets, with trips to Clintonville Franklin Detroit Philipsburg and Cleveland. Barney Nord and Frank Bartolone underwent procedures at Jameson Memorial hospital.
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Davidson Lane
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Russell Donaldson
David
Dorothy Borek
Clintonville
Boyer
Floyd McGinnis
Lawrence Snezic
Fifth Street
Beatrice O’neil
Lois O’neil
Stewart Avenue
Franklin
Edwin Watson
Perry
Youngstown
Wylie Stanley, Sr
Bestview Avenue
Marie Fabian
Struthers
John Snezic
Ray VanTassel
John Puramaki
Cleveland, O
Tydor Puramaki
Karen
Barney Nord
South Main Street
Mary Chaney
Frank E. Chaney
Russell
Charles Hickey
Irwin
Warner Swanson
Detroit
Albert Swanson
Larry Troy
Philipsburg
Jennie Quear
Clarence Burkey
Lowellville
Charles Miller
East Poland Avenue
Frank Bartolone
West Poland Avenue
Bar Injury Trial Ends in Ten Minute Jury Verdict
A district court jury in Albuquerque awarded Harry Herrman five thousand dollars for injuries after he fell from a bar stool. The panel reached its verdict in about ten minutes.
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Albuquerque
Harry Herrman
Rural Hill School Picnic Held at East New Castle Grange
Teacher Mrs. Ruth Beatty led a Rural Hill school picnic at East New Castle Grange with 92 attendees. Students presented gifts to Miss Beatty as parents and friends joined pupils in appreciation and thanks.
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Slippery Rock Township
East New Castle Grange
Ruth Beatty
Norman Houk
Beatty
Graduation trip marks Slippery Rock school scene
Allentown visitors join New Castle residents to tour with the Wigtons. David Fisher and Donald Garing graduate from Slippery Rock township high school as the senior class tours Washington and other sites. Their home room teacher Ben Perett accompanies them.
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New Castle
Allentown
James Wigton
Harold Wigton
David Fisher
Donald Garing
Slippery Rock Township High School
Washington
Ben Perett
Camp Agawam Staff Meeting Thursday Evening
Camp Agawam staff will meet Thursday night June 5 at 7 30 in the scout office. Camp director J C Hildebrand and program director C L Jones will lead the session with waterfront director Robert Roof handling the water safety topic.
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Scout
Agawam
J. C. Hildebrand
C. L. Jones
Robert Roof
Waterfront
Wiener Roast Plans By Slippry Rock Church Group
Truth Seekers class of the Slip pery Rock Presbyterian church and their family will hold a wiener roast at the church on Tuesday evening June 10 at 8 oclock. The event is announced as a church social gathering with local families noted among attendees.
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Slippery Rock Presbyterian Church
Man jailed for disturbing the peace after dog wake-up
Ida Wallace reports John Gill was jailed on a charge of distur bing the peace for sleeping in a doghouse while a barking hound woke up neighbors.
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Wallace
Ida
John Gill
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