Council plans public health board and sanitary officer appointment
City council plans to create a two physician three non member public health board serving unpaid with a president for one year. The board to elect a secretary and appoint a health officer under section 2306. The mayor may name a sanitary officer from police or a non policeman. no successor named for Sanitary Policeman George Rigby yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph R. White
of Council
Oard
George Rigby
Farming error delays great plains development
Kansas City notes that the expansion of America’s plains was slowed by the belief that lands without trees were useless for crops. The piece argues the error hindered agricultural progress and settlement in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
America
Great Plains
New Healing Substance Promises Piles Relief Without Surgery
Special report from New York announces Bio-Dyne, a new substance used as Preparation H ointment, claimed to shrink hemorrhoids and stop bleeding without surgery. Cases report prompt pain relief and substantial shrinkage, with statements that piles have ceased to be a problem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
N. Y
Edenburg Friendship Class Meeting Set at Methodist Church
The Friendship class of the Edenburg Methodist church will meet Friday evening June 11 at 7 30 with Mrs Charles Louden and Mrs Sam Phenicie as hosts A surprise package opening will be part of the program. The Memorial Association also met and appointed officers for the year. Robert Morrison is president Merlin Felger vice president Patsy Deprano secretary and Fred Coates treasurer. Mrs Mary Phenicie of Wellsville Ohio died in East Liver pool hospital Saturday June 5 and will be buried June 7 at 3 30 p m in Springhill cemetery interment follows Clarence Phenicie had died in September 1952.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Charles Louden
Sam Phenicie
Memorial Association of
Edenburg
Edenburg Independent School
Robert Morrison
Merlin Felger
Patsy Deprano
Fred Coates
Thos
Phenicie
Phenicies
Mary Phenicie
Wellsville
East Liverpool Hospital
McLean Funeral Home
Springhill
Clarence Phenicie
Edenburg Notes Visitors Callers at Loth Home
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Cracraft and daughter of Tent Hall joined Mrs. Harry Glass and son Gary of New Castle R. 1 and Mrs. Richard Burns and daughter Candice of Lowellville O during a Saturday visit with Mr. and Mrs. Julian Loth on the Edenburg Mt. Jackson road. The Ponds from Warren Ohio were Sunday dinner guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edenburg
Francis Cracraft
Tent Hall
Harry Glass
Gary
New Castle R. 1
Richard Burns
Candice
Lowellville
Julian Loth
Edenburg- Mt. Jackson Road
Jay Pond
Warren, O
Social visits fill weekend in Lowellville and vicinity
Mrs Sara McIntoch hosted visitors including Ruth Gilbert of New Castle and J W Lease of Baden while Herman Schock's home welcomed callers. Pearl Kerr from Annandale joined Harold Kerr's family along with Mrs Primavere and children from West Middlesex. Others visited, and Loyal Eckert experiences an infected ear at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara McIntoch
Luther Gilbert
Ruth
New Castle
J. W Lease
Baden
William Slater
Pittsburgh
Ida Waldinger
St. Clairsville
Ray Biddle
Robert
Herman Schock
Jay Pond
William McIntoch
Lowellville
Pearl Kerr
Annandale
Harold Kerr
North Side
George Primavere, Jr
West Middlesex
Robert Hammers
Jack Essarco
Tony “Nne
Youngstown, C
John Close
Alex Deprano
Loyal Eckert
Ethel Fulton
Beaver Falls
Clyde Rodgers
Deliberate Fires Damaged Sections Of Ontario School
Authorities say separate Sunday fires in a school were arson. Two classrooms a custodian wing and a basement stairway were damaged. Officials noted the school physician's desk and medicine chest were also affected as arsonists spilled turpentine at three locations. A separate item reports a tie file making machine sold to the Ontario Reformatory.
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van Gals
Toronto
Ontario Reformatory
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Polly Parrot
Haenick Shoe Store
Washington St
Dial
Westinghouse
Philadelphia
Kane Public
West Philadelphia
Haney’s
Haney's
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