Boy Scout Camp Thrives in Second Season at Kenny Mills
Scout camp at Kenny Mills on Slippery Rock Creek enters its second season as New Castle area scouts gather for a strenuous start. Scout Executive J Lee Calahan expects growth, while weather delays limit swimming due to polluted water. Hizzoner Ed Raney leads games with Bun West managing the camp store as campers organize tents and play baseball, basketball, volleyball, and soccer.
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John Ph Roy
Kenny ‘S Mills
Slinperr Rock Crark
Sarond
New Cagile
J. Lee Calahan
Hizzoner
Ed Raney
Bun West
Flats
Pirates
Three Accidents Reported To Police
Three accidents were reported to the city police on Monday by motorials. P A Latshaw of Greto City drove on East Washington street at West avenue when Dorothy Sweet in a red 5 ran into his car side. She was knocked down and treated for a bruised head. William Wadsworth of 215 Wal-
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Jefferson Street
Grant Street
P. A. Latshaw
Greto City
East Washington Street
West Avenue
Dorothy Sweet
Tanlac Promises Health Boost for Weak and Underweight
Claims Tanlac builds flesh on scrawny bodies and improves digestion, liver function, and resistance. Cites 100,000 glowing testimonials and urges immediate use to feel better from the start. Describes Tanlac as nature’s tonic with root and herb formula and appeals to readers to stop dragging a sickly body.
New Castle Boy Bitten By Dog In Sharon
George Harper Jr., son of City Fireman George Harper, was bitten by a Spitz while visiting Sharon. The dog bit his lower lip and wrist, tearing flesh. He was taken to Bub hospital in Sharon for wounds to be dressed and cauterized. The boy’s condition is described as as well as could be expected.
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Sharon
George Harper
Former Governor To Address Banking Association Banquet
Former Governor Morrow of Kentucky now chairman of the U S Railroad Labor Board will be principal speaker at the American Banking Association annual banquet on Friday June 19 at the Field Club Chicago. About 200 officers directors employees and their spouses attend. A dance will follow.
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American Banking Association
Activities At Wampum Church
Ladies Aid society of the Wampum Methodist church meets Wednesday afternoon June 10 at 1 30 pm with Mrs Ada Dindinger as president. A Wednesday prayer meeting at 7 80 pm precedes a Sunday school board meeting. Sunday school at 10 19 am and public services at 11 00 am and 2 00 pm. At Newport Methodist church Ladies Aid holds a social Wednesday June 10 with a Thursday prayer and song service at 8 00 pm. Sunday school June 14 at 1 40 pm and public worship at 2 30 pm led by Ira Scott. Oranges and lemons are said to contain stored sunlight while jugs contain distilled moonshine.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
Wam Pum Methodist Church
Ada Dindinger
Newport Methodist Church
Ladies Aid
Ira Scott
Pomona Grange Holds Quarterly Meeting Thursday
The Lawrence County Pomona Grange No. 6b held its June meeting with an opening session on Thursday and resumed the HWterart program from March. Friday covered routine business and a 50 year reunion, with a memorial for members who died. An address by W F HI followed the afternoon session and a large wing was initiated in the fifth degree. Westfield Grange hosted a 6 o'clock chicken dinner and the next post Pomona meeting is planned for September 1 at the Mahoning Valley Grange hall.
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Lawrence County
Pomona Grange No. 6B
Hwterart
W. F, HI
Pennsylvania State Grange
Pomona
Westfield Grange
Mahoning Valley
Harriman Advances Million To Soviet For Wealthy Mine
Moscow reports indicate Harriman Interests of New York near signing a concession with the Soviet government to mine manganese in the Caucasus Mountains. W. P. Harriman allegedly posts 1,000,000 with plans for 4,900,000 in improvements and additional royalties, signaling a major deal for exclusive mining rights.
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Harriman
Soviet
Moscow
New York
Caucasus
W. P. Harriman
Blood-Cell Boost Said to Cure Eczema Claims
An advertisement extols a “great blood-cell builder” that purportedly cleanses blood to remove eczema symptoms. It claims red-blood-cell increases fight eczema, clear skin, firm flesh, and restore looks, urging readers to buy the herbal remedy sold in two sizes.
Monte Carlo Voiles Yard Lines and Colors
Textile listing describes Monte Carlo Voiles in 45c yard lots 40 inch width with dot patterns in popular summer shades. Emphasizes vivid colors, guaranteed fast colors, and reasonable pricing for yard quantities.
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Monte Carlo Voiles
New Castle Board of Trade to name three directors
The New Castle Board of Trade will elect three directors at a general election on Wednesday June 24. Ballots were mailed for a primary on Wednesday June 17 with twelve candidates. The three new directors replace T. F. Morehead and the terms of George F. Winter and O. P. Brown.
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Board of Trade
New Castle Board of Trade
P. K. Stevenson
Than & P.m
T. F. Morehead
George F. Winter
O. P. Brown
Pittsburgh Philadelphia and Atlantic City Trip Planned by Lodge
Pulaski News notes Mrs W. Clark Mr O T Layton and Mrs T Mitchaltrea plan Sunday departure for Pittsburg to spend the day at the William Penn hotel then Monday for Philadelphia and Atlantic City as arranged by the P H C lodge. James Black serves on the New Castle jury. W B A Maccabees meet tonight. Various local residents hosted guests and attended services with Rev Laughlin of Pittsburg assisting Rev Hayes at the Presbyterian church.
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F. Myers
Song
Kenneth
Floyd
Billie
Hartford
J. W. Laughlin
Pittsburgh
K. C. Hayes
Prasbyterian Church
C. C. Sweazy
Htls
Marina
New Cantla
J. W. Smith
M. L. Porter
Grace
Muth
New Castla
Porter
James Riblet
Ernert Robinson
Grove City
George W. Curtiss
W. . Taverence
James &. Woodd
Social Roundup From Beaver and New Castle Areas
Castle and Rev Z W Laughlin of Pittsburgh were Sunday guests at Motel Pulaski. The Simpsons and others from Beaver spent the weekend here. Mrs C Baker, ill at her daughters home, appears improved. Miss Ethel and April Baker of Farrell are slightly ill. Lucetta Lostetter shows improvement after illness isolation. Mr and Mrs Lee Allen and children and Mr and Mrs Newell Kerr of New Castle were guests of Mr and Mrs W J Kerr. J H Pollock spent Sunday with his brother George Pollock in Youngstown. A local man was operated on for appendicitis in Youngstown hospital. Children Day will be observed at the Methodist church Sunday evening June 13. Mrs Mary E Reno of Chautauqua spent the past week in New Castle with Mr and Mrs E L Ayers. Address confusion noted in Pete Leonardo arrest report. Sam Leonardo confirms no arrest at his South Jefferson street home. Mile Lengles, famed woman tennis player, is turning to fiction writing.
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Castle
Z. W. Laughlin
Pittsburgh
Pulaski
Charles Simpson
Joe Evans
Laurance Mincheltree
Beaver
C. Baker
Ethel
April
Baker
Farrell
Lucetta Lostetter
Ineas
Lee Allen
Chil
Dren
Newell Kerr
New Castle
W. J. Kerr
J. H. Pollock
Youngstown
George Pollock
Youngstown Hospital
Mary E. Reno
Chautauqua
E. L. Ayers
Pete Leonardo
South Jefferson Street
Sam Leonardo
Feta Leonarda
South Jefferson ‘Street
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Field Club
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Wampum Church
Hoye Motor Car CO
Rollin Cars
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Goodyear
Bill Braatz
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Pomona Grange
Hista Singmaster
Arthur Turnour Vance
Pictorial Review
WORLD
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U.S.S
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