Croton Troop Reports Busy Scout Meeting Last Night
Croton Boy Scout troop held its regular weekly meeting at Croton school with 28 scouts 4 troops committeemen 2 assistant scoutmasters 11 visitors and Scout master R F Davis present. Topics included merit badges forest guide tests and plans for a hike Saturday at 2 o clock. Sam Formick a tenderfoot scout underwent an operation Monday and is progressing.
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Croton
Croton School
R. F. Davis
Prof
Haffmaster
D. A. Rodgers
Ray
Ralph Dunn
George Wisner
Harry Day
Sam Formick
Shenango Valley Hospital
Phil Colaluca
Clifford Shuler
R. F Davis
Davis
City of
New Castle
Foot Burning Lies in the Joints
An old advertisement touts Joint-Ease and Joint-Base as a fast cure for burning feet. It claims soaking alternatives fail, promotes a rub-on remedy that soaks in one minute and promises “burning feet are like new” in a couple of days, priced at 60 cents per tube.
Croton District Urged for Playground Committee Review
The playground committee of Women’s Federated Clubs should consider Croton district to include residents in the next Saturday tagging effort. Davis gave marching orders and the meeting adjourned with plans for future action if a suitable location is found.
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Croton
Women's Federated Clubs
Davis
Vacation Reading Club Forms At Public Library
The Public Library launches a Vacation Reading Club for Grades Vive to Seven students. Ben Nessle Junior reports on Arkansas Bear and Blue Bonnet’s Panc Party as the club grows, with 60 children joining by Wednesday and registration open until June 12.
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Arkansen
Ben Nessle
Grace Haines
Blue Bonnet
Drunk Man Imagines Himself a Traffic Cop
Mike Glasgow drank moonshine last night and believed himself a traffic officer at the B R and P railroad. He attempted to direct a switching crew by blowing a whistle and moving cars. Police were called, he was arrested, and he paid $8 in fines and costs.
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Mike Glasgow
Glasgow
Nelson
Harper
Polce
Costa
Automobiles Collide on Long Avenue in Ohio City
Carl Vernino of R. D. No. Seven reported to the police that his car traveling fast on Long avenue at Scioto street collided with George Cordish’s car at 1519 Moravia street. No damages or cause details were provided.
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Carl Vernino
R. D. No. Seven
Long Avenue
Scioto Street
George Cordish
Moravia Street
Washouts Reported After Storm Hit City Streets
Two bad washouts in the city due to yesterday's heavy storm were reported to police last night. One occurred on Taylor Street and another in front of 17 West Terrace Avenue. The street commissioner was notified and danger signals were moved to the sites.
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Taylor Street
West Terrace Avenue
Advertising Clubs Presidential Fight Continues
Atlantic City campaign drama unfolds at the world advertising men’s convention as Lou E. Holland of Kansas City faces opposition led by Judge Allen Frost. The Frost faction aimed to nominate Joseph Meadom of Detroit while Mer J. Buckley of Chicago had previously resisted Holland.
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International News Service
Atlantic City
N.J
Tune
Lou E. Holland
Kansas City
Associated Advertising Clubs
Toom
Holland
Allen Frost
Frost
Joseph Meadom
Detroit
Hagen And Sarazen One Up On Duncan In Opens Match
At Troon Scotland on June 7 Walter Hagen and Gene Sarazen led George Duncan and Abe Mitchell by one hole after the first 18 holes in a best ball match. Hagen and Sarazen posted 70 to the British pair 71. Duncan won the first hole with a 3, Sarazen tied on the second, and Hagen moved ahead by winning the seventh and eighth. The remaining holes of the first nine were halved.
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Cinternational News Service
Troon
Scotland
Walter Hagen
Gene Sarazen
George Duncan
Abe Mitchell
Duncan
Sarazen
Hagen
No Damage at Loose Nut Camp After Rain Rides
Report from New Wilmington Junction about the Loose Nuts camp describing three tents intact after recent heavy rains. Members say equipment is undamaged and not fearing more showers, despite inquiries from friends into possible demolition.
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Loose Nut Camp
Loose Nut
New Wilmington Junction
Peforce
Loose Nuts
Motorist Hits Boy On Bicycle Near Nixon Theatre
Wallace Earl riding past Nixon theatre last night was struck by an automobile backing into his bicycle. The car with license 253 768 knocked him down and broke the handlebars. Thamo lovia helped repair the bike and then drove away.
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Wallace Earl
Nixon Theatre
Thamolovia
Exhibit of Sewing Classes Work At Neighborhood House
Friday afternoon from three to five an exhibit of the work of the sewing classes of the Neighborhood House on Scioto Street will be shown at 1181 Scioto St. The classes close for the year and the public is invited to view their needlework. Many fine pieces will be displayed, reflecting years of effort under church society leadership.
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Scioto Street
Scioto St
Tneir
Mount Vesuvius Renewing Activity Reported
The volcano Mount Vesuvius shows renewed activity with observers noting rising emissions and tremors. Officials warn residents to stay alert as monitoring continues and emergency plans remain on standby.
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Mount Vesuvius
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