Croton Troop Holds Regular Meeting At Croton School
Croton Boy Scout troop met last evening with 28 scouts, 4 troops committee men, 2 assistant scoutmasters, and 11 visitors. Scoutmaster R F Davis presided as officials outlined tests, merit badges, and future hikes.
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Croton
Croton School
R. F. Davis
Prof
Hoffmaster
O. A. Rodgers
Ralph Dunn
George Wisner
Harry Day
Sam Formick
Shenango Valley Hospital
Phil Colaluca
Clifford Shuler
Davis
New Castle
New Foot Remedy Promises Quick Relief for Burning Feet
An advertisement touts Joint-Ease as a fast acting foot treatment. It claims skin treatments fail and promotes Joint-Base as a stainless preparation that soaks in within a minute, with relief in a couple of days and a tube priced at 60 cents.
Croton District Urged in Playground Committee Move
The Croton district is urged for consideration by the playground committee of the Women's Federated clubs to involve Croton citizens next Saturday. Davis gave compass instructions and the meeting adjourned. If a suitable outdoor site is found, the next meeting will be held outdoors.
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Croton
Playground Committee of Women’s Federated Clubs
Davis
Vacation Reading Club Forms at Public Library
The Public Library launches a Vacation Reading Club for Grades Five to Seven. Ben Nessle, junior, reviews The Arkansaw Bear, while Grace Haines reports Blue Bonnet's Ranch Party. Over 50 children join by Wednesday with membership open until June 12.
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Arkansaw
Ben Nessle
Grace Haines
Drunk Man Impersonates Traffic Officer On Railroad
Mike Glasgow, intoxicated, believed himself a traffic cop and directed B R & P railroad cars by throwing switches. A switching crew alerted police, officers Nelson and Harper arrested him. He received a fine and costs totaling eight dollars.
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Mike Glasgow
Glasgow
Nelson
Harper
Automobiles Collide on Long Avenue At Scioto Street
Carl Vernino reports his eastbound car on Long avenue at Scioto street collided yesterday with George Cordish’s westbound vehicle from Moravia street. No damage details or cause information were given.
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Carl Vernino
R. D. No. Seven
Long Avenue
Scioto Street
George Cordish
Moravia Street
Advertising Clubs Presidential Fight Continues At Conference
ANTIC CITY N J June A clash over the election of Lou E Holland to the presidency of the associated advertising clubs of the world unfolds at the final session of the advertising men s convention Holland backed by newspaper advertising groups opposes Judge Allen Frost who leads a faction expected to nominate Joseph Meadem Detroit head of the direct by mail association Homer J Buckley Chicago who had opposed Holland withdrew from the race International News Service AT
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Antic City
N. J
Lou E. Holland
Kansas City
Associated Advertising Clubs
Holland
Allen Frost
Frost
Joseph Meadem
Detroit
Direct-By-Mail Advertising Association
Washouts Reported After Heavy Storm Hit City
Two washouts in city streets were reported to the police after yesterday afternoon’s heavy storm. One occurred on Taylor Street and the other in front of 17 West Terrace Avenue. The street commissioner was informed and danger signals were placed at both sites.
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Taylor Street
West Terrace Avenue
Hagen and Sarazen Take Early Lead in Britain
At Troon Scotland June 7 Walter Hagen and Gene Sarazen held a one up lead over George Duncan and Abe Mitchell after the first 18 holes of a best ball match. Hagen and Sarazen posted a 70 to the British 71 with the afternoon round to finish.
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International News Service
Troon
Scotland
Walter Hagen
Gene Sarazen
George Duncan
Abe Mitchell
Duncan
Sarazen
Hagen
No Damage at Loose Nut Camp After Rain
Heavy rains spared Loose Nut Camp at New Wilmington Junction. Three tents remain in the same condition and the Loose Nuts say they fear no summer rainstorms. Friends worried about the equipment but all is intact and undamaged.
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Loose Nut
New Wilmington Junction
Loose Nuts
Club
Motorist Hits Boy on Bicycle Near Nixon Theatre
Wallace Earl, riding past Nixon theatre, was struck when an automobile backed into his bicycle. The car, license 253 766, knocked him down and broke the handlebars. the motorist helped fix the bike and then drove away.
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Wallace Earl
Nixon Theatre
Exhibit of Sewing Class Work at Neighborhood House
An exhibit of sewing class work will be shown Friday from 3 to 5 PM at 1131 Scioto St Neighborhood House. The year ends with this display of needlework by classes run by city church societies under the direction of Miss Woodworth Mrs Burgess Mrs Hildebrand Mrs William Lewis Mrs Howard Robinson and Mrs H A J Brown.
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Scioto Street
Scioto St
Mount Vesuvius Shows Renewed Activity
Rome report says Mount Vesuvius is again becoming active as of today with renewed volcanic activity observed near the crater and surrounding areas.
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Mount Vesuvius
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