The Many Ways Mrs Shaw Helped Travelers Aid
Mrs George Hamlin Shaw led the National Travelers Aid Society aiding lost people in New York and nationwide. She recalled her first client a Greek woman with $50 sewn into a petticoat and details of 28 years of service helping million and a half wayward persons with funds and morale.
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New York
INS
National
Travelers Aid Society
George Hamlin Shaw
Cannes
Travelers Aid
New York City
Mrs. Shaw
Elyria
Ohio
U. S
Woman Refuses to Spell Out Word One Some
In a light exchange, a woman declines to spell the phrase one some. She jokes with a man and leaves him smiling, noting the task is too tough to spell out.
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Cone
Pack 32 Announces Summer Program
Cub Scout Pack 32 held a meeting at Thaddeus Stevens school presenting awards to Raymond Durbin Martin Wilson Dennis Lombardo David McConahy Raymond Ciampoli Carmen Picasso Curtis Atkins Charles Sonntag Paul Hayes Billy Brown Billy Antilla Edie Bender and outlining summer plans. Activities include a June baseball game excursion a July picnic and an August fishing trip. Mrs Vera Main received a certificate of appreciation and will leave Pack 32. Mrs Jean Sager was honored with a certificate and a one year pin.
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Cub
Thaddeus Stevens
Raymond
Durbin
Martin, Wilson
Dennis Lombardo
David McConahy
Raymond Ciampoli
Carmen Picasso
Curtis Atkins
Charles Sonntag
Paul Hayes
Billy Brown
Billy Antilla
Edie Bender
Vera Main
Maine
Pack
Jean Sager
Garden Notes on Mulching and Plant Care
Garden guidance covers mulching when soil warms and plants show sturdy growth. Tips include careful pea and bean picking to protect roots, holding vines with one hand while removing pods with the other, and planting okra for fall pods. Chrysanthemums from cuttings or divisions should have tops pinched at 6 to 8 inches to encourage branching. Water deeply at the roots rather than shallow sprinkling, and remove rhubarb seed stalks as soon as they form to prevent weakening. The share of car owning households with two or more cars is about 14 percent.
Teen-Age Girl Reports World Affairs Overtake Love
Marilyn Lee Graves of Mississippi reports that during a two week Paris conference with 19 other teens from 20 nations world affairs dominated discussion and love talk was minimal. She notes Americans are seen as leaders, farm life surprises foreigners, and teens worldwide share similar aims though cultures differ on marriage and careers.
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New York
Marilyn Lee Graves
Hebron
Miss
Miss Graves
Elle
Seventeen Magazine
Paris
Marilyn
Mississippi State College For Women
Columbus
France
Germany
Australia
Belgium
Brazil
Argentina
Portugal
French Northwest Africa
Egypt
Israel
Great Britain
Holland
Greece
Italy
Japan
Sweden
Switzerland
Denmark
Cameroon Islands
Elie
America
Children Day program and community notices published
Neshannock Junior Department schedules a Children’s Day program for Sunday June 10 at 9 45 am. Various local groups meet this week including Mary Jane McKnight group at Mrs Floyd Alford’s home, and a Mews Fellowship event at the church with a film strip. Community names appear: Clair Houk’s family welcomes a daughter Cinthy Lorene. Mrs Margaret Tucker visits from State road. many residents from Mentor Ohio Huron road and Pittsburgh areas are mentioned in hospital and visit notes.
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Mary Jane McKnight Group
Floyd
Alford
Countyline Road
Lee Re Wan Wlurur
Mae Rask
Pittsburgh
O. B. Wyner
R. D
Clarence Miles
Butler
Pearl McCracken
Isabelle Engle
Lee Ray
Margaret Tucker
State Road
Pearl Nelson
New Castle
Byron Wimner
L. C. Barnhart
Ellwood City
Floyd Alford
Louise Stoner
Helen Kildoo
Venetta
City Reserve Units Lead in Attendance Ties and Enlistment Gaps
The report shows New Castle district reserve units finishing last in May attendance with 98.5 percent while the 397th Ordnance Co. led among three local units with 75.0 percent. New Castle posted four enlistments versus six for the other two cities Beaver Falls and Farrell. the 485th Transportation Co. started at Charleston and the Farrell unit led in early capacity about 1695.
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397Th Ordnance Co
New Castle
Beaver Falls
Farrell
America
485Th Transportation Co
Sta
Charleston
Electrical service basics for adequate house power
The text explains that at least 100 amperes service entrance capacity is needed with 3 wire service from the street. It warns against overloaded circuits from too many appliances and motors, which can burn out and trip fuses or breakers. It advises having enough branch circuits to supply all devices.
Edison Electric Institute Monthly Contest Rules Summary
Monthly winners are notified by mail about six weeks after each month’s closing and one prize per household per month. Grand prize notices come about ten weeks after final closing. Winners lists require a self addressed stamped envelope. Contest 18 follows all laws. entries become property. judges’ decisions are final. sponsors and officials not liable for any errors or acts, with caution to prevent them.
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Local Electric Power Company
Richard Manville Research
Edison Electric Institute
Richardanville Research
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Pat Ott
Rexall
Giba
Ats
Washington ST
Store Paratoe
Gow Pricy
World Affairs
Pauley
United Press
United States
Neshannock
O. B. Wymer
Harlansburg Road
National Homes
Phillip R. Winter
Idlewild
Belmar Park
Chrysler
Baron Heating Co
St. Phone
Thrift Plan
Thrift Plan Finance Corp. T.1.c. Consumer Discount CO
East Street
Painting Guide
Moore
Imperio
Benjamin Moore
Chevrolet
Plymouth
Motor Company
Hawaii
P.O
A Central Station
P.O. Box
Grand Central Station
N.Y
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