Plants In Butler County Produce 41 Millions In 1922
Butler County industries in 1922 totaled 41,181,500 in product value with 215 establishments employing about 8,295 workers. Wages reached 6,425,700 with 5,274,400 to male workers and 162,200 to female workers. Industrial investment exceeded 43,000,000, metal and mineral products valued at 19,161,500, mines and quarries at 6,786,000 including 584,000 for bituminous coal.
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Harrisburg
Jung T.—indusriial
Butler County
James F. Woodward
Oratary of Internal Affairs
Statistical Bureau
Community Gardens At Lebanon Success
Lebanon June 7 Community gardeners here enjoy fresh vegetables grown on 190 plots city wide Relying on City Gardener P Ulrich six tion owners of vacant lots allowed use of their property Funds for garden prep came from the City Council and School Board of Commerce Local officials were skeptical at first but later believed residents could be persuaded to buy gardens despite similar moves failing elsewhere
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Lebanon
P. Ulrich
School Board of Commerce
Blast Furnaces Swell in Sharon Area as 10 of 13 Run
Sharon reports more blast furnaces in operation than since 1918 with ten of thirteen stacks active. Several stacks unprofitable at around $20 a ton are expected to be blown out in 30 days. American Steel and Wire may curtail, others of U S Steel will keep finishing mills running. Manufacturers deny any pessimism.
Outdoor craft puzzle answer puzzle clue
A reader describes making an outdoor collage by cutting out letters from a message and pasting them to form an outdoor scene. The note asks for the answer to yesterday's puzzle and credits Zarold Lloyd.
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Zarold Lloyd
King's Daughters Donate Nearly $2,000 to Charity Past Year
The King's Daughters report shows nearly $2,000 spent on charity in the past year. Officers elected include President Mrs. Frank Fischer and First Vice President Mrs. H. A. Ellis. The group held a June 21 tureen dinner in Cascade Park honoring Miss Jamie Anderson and planned the September meeting.
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King’s Daughters
Harry Kiser
Laura Marquis
L. G. Pass
J. T. Layng
Andrew Reider
King's Daughters Bible Class
Cascade Park
Jamie Anderson
Charley
J. K. Hess
Pottsville
Andrew Skeider
L.G. Nall
Local residents and visitors listed in Enon Valley notes
Enon Valley social column records visits and hospital scenes. Names include Delmer Duncan in Pittsburgh. Crook and Inboden families from Ohio guesting in Enon Valley. Mrs. Ross Lambright in New Gall ee. Miss Anna Goschke shopping East Palestina. William Webb in Pittsburgh. Hiram Collins of Volant. Melvin Null family from East Palestine. William Madden and William Madden illness at Presbyterian hospital. Enon baseball lost to Cannelton 22 to 11 with Beaver Falls coming Thursday. various local trips to Pittsburgh and Washington for Shrine convention. several Palestine shoppers and visitors noted. Helen Riddle returning from Indiana State Normal.
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Delmer Duncan
Pittsburgh
W. T. Crook
East Fairfield
Ohio
William Inboden
Ross Lambright
New Gallee
H. B. Strahecker
Fred Stark
John Marshall
Jane Kale
Laura Riddle
Clarence
Elizabeth Riddle
Freedom
Harry Richert
Misa Anna Goschke
Tugaday
William Webb
Fittsburgh
Hiram Collins
Volant
Charles Madden
Melvin Null
Euat Palestine
Suesta
John [Nboden
William Madden
Presbyterian Hospital
Mabel Nye
Enon
Cannelton
Beaver Falls
G. W. Leyda
Myron Inboden
East Palestine
Sad
Henry Zeh
Iva Maloney
Bruce Woodwanl
Gladys Haskins
Irma Steinecker
East Palestina
Helen Riddle
Indiana State Normal
Away Back Lady Voice Returns in Classroom Prompt
In a terse transcript scene a girl pleads for her voice to be heard as a manager resists. Johnny refuses to sit, sparking a moment of tension in a Boston classroom setting.
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Boston
Transcript
Miss Rapp Graduation Recital at Westminster College
Miss Misa Grace Rapp, student of public speaking at Westminster College New Wilmington, presented a graduation recital Monday morning. Her adaptation from Junu by Mario Doren drew a large audience and earned praise. She will teach expression at Mahoningtown school next season, as the New Castle school board has secured her. The article also notes a geology aside about the devil fish and its swimming method.
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New Wilmington
Westminster College
Misa Grace Rapp
Ino
Miss Rapp
Mario Doren
New Castle
Mahoningtown
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Wumber
Rube Goldberg
Steve Himself
Steve AL Misele
Lebanon Success
Sharon
Daily Puzzle
Walter Wellman
Barney Google
U. S
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Syrou
Omaana
Toreias
Qgosu
Sparky Ainnet
Kies
Billy DE Beck
Enon Valley
North Pole
South Pole
Royal
Admiral Peary
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Scott
Stanley
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