Pomona Grange Annual Meeting Highlights
The Lawrence County Pomona Grange No. 65 met at Willard Grange Hall on June 4 with morning, afternoon, and evening sessions presided by D F Kyle. State Deputy G A Marvin spoke, a memorial service honored departed members, and a Fifth Degree was exemplified for many candidates. A Willard chicken dinner preceded evening programs and plans for a July 29 County Grange Picnic at Westfield with Louis J. Taber as speaker were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence County Pomona Grange
Willard Grange Hall
D. F. Kyle
Pomona Grange
George Dean, Sr
J. W. Falkman
J. A. Boak
G. A. Marvin
Armstrong County
W. R. McKee
S. J. Hunt
Liberty Grange
F. F. Forbes
R. E. Speer
M. W. McCracken
W. J. McCracken
the Grange
Mary Dean
Willard Grange
Effiie Boak
Amanda Robinson
Eva Martin
Westfield Grange
A. H. Fullerton
N. A. Craig
Nannie Marshall
Big Beaver Grange
Joseph Russel
W. H. McC
Mae Bb. Houk
John W. Cox
New Wilmington Grange
New Wilmington
Victor Houston
Eastbrook
Williard Grange
Maud Reno
East New Castle Grange
Helen Chambers
Pomona
J. A. Weller
Lawrence County
County Grange
Westfield
National Grange
Louis J. Taber
Pennsylvania
Murder cases delayed for later court session
District Attorney A Lawrence Hildebrand moves to take up lesser cases first and focus on prohibitory legislation violations. Attorney W Walter Braham will assist. Judges J A McLaughry of Mercer County and Prather of Crawford County will assist Judge S Plummer Emery during the term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Lawrence Hildebrand
Hildebrand
W. Walter Braham
J. A. McLaughry
Mercer County
Prather
Crawford County
S. Plummer Emery
Alumni Reunion Set for June 27 at New Castle Schools
The New Castle High School Alumni Association plans a Friday June 27 reunion at Benjamin Franklin junior high with a five PM start. The event will be a basket picnic with field and track activities, building tours, and an evening program in the auditorium and gym. Proceeds go to libraries and the athletic alumni association. representatives urged to contact Chairman James Carson or President H. K. Bell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle High School
North Street
Benjamin Franklin
James Carson
Ben Franklin
New Castle
Benjamin Franklin and Senior
High School Athletic Alumni Association
H. K. Bell
Former Resident Dies At Quincy Ill
Mrs. Harriet Sheaffer of North Mercer street travels to Quincy Illinois after the death of her son John T. Sheaffer who died Friday. Walter B. Sheaffer accompanies her and they will stay for the funeral. John T. Sheaffer had been ill for years and recently gravely ill. He lived here long ago and moved to Quincy twenty years ago. He leaves a wife and three children, his mother, seven brothers including Charles A Walter B James G Oscar J Edward R in this city, and William H and Robert A Sheaffer of Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Sheaffer
North Mercer Street
Quincy
Ills
John T. Sheaffer
Sheaffer
Charles A. Walter B
James G
Oscar J
Edward R. Sheaffer
William H
Robert A Sheaffer
Pittsburgh
Lone Bandit Arrested After Grocery Robbery Confession
Mil ton A. Dailey of Oak Park Illinois confessed to robbing a Washington Pennsylvania grocery store. He claimed he is son of the Dailey Twine and Paper Co. president and said he studied at the University of Illinois. After stealing $35 he fled to Brownsville before being captured by a state trooper en route to New York to meet a girlfriend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Washington
Milton A. Dailey
Oak Park
Ill
Dailey
Dailey Twine and Paper Co
Chicago
University of Illinois
Lincoln
Indianapolis
Brownsville
New York
Madame X Reducing Girdle Promises Quick Slimming
A sensational new girdle uses scientific massage to reduce waist and hip fat instantly. Worn over undergarments, it claims to slim the figure without stiff corset feel, promising better posture and a youthful look with each step and movement.
Madame X Reducing Girdle Ad
A corset shop invites readers to visit today and discover the Madame X Reducing Girdle. The ad promises an easy pleasant path to becoming fashionably slender through in store demonstrations and expert guidance.
Printers Elect Delegates To Two Conventions
Typographical Union No. 270 has elected delegates to the International convention in Toronto during the second week of August and to the Western Pennsylvania Typographical conference in Greensburg on the second weekend of July. W. G. Marshall is named as the delegate to the International convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Typographical Union No. 270
Toronto
Canada
Pennsylvania
Greensburg
W. G. Marshall
Edward Sewall
Western Pennsylvania
William Wolford
Philip S. Evans
Two famous sayings of autoists in old humor
In a light remark about early car culture, the speaker cites two well known phrases: How much do I owe you and Whatiell's that rattlin now. The lines evoke humor about car maintenance and payment rituals of motorists.
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Pomona Grange Annual Meeting
Grand Rapids
Lect
Carload
Blaney Furniture Co
Butler
Neshannock Avenue
Liberty Avenue
East Long Avenue
E. Washington Street
Ted Marlin
Pitterie
THE
Royal Peacock Orchestra
Franks
Richard Yloed
Richard Loeb
Nathan Leopold, Jr
Robert Franks
Loeb
Davis
Harry Ream
Ream
Miller
New Castle Drug Corporation
North Mill Street
McKee
North Mill ST
Forney’s Machine & Welding CO
Elm Street
Bell
Wright’s
the Wright
Wright
Quincy, Ill
N. Mercer
Lone Bandit
Washington, Pa
Madame X
Roberts
Prince of Wales
Duke of York
Ves
Lake Erie
Cantilever Shoe Shop
East Washington Street
Yew Castle
the House of
Kuppenheimer
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