Pennsylvania Milk Market Hope From Lenroot Taber Bill
Washington correspondent George H. Manning reports Rep Franklin Menges of York says the Lenroot Taber bill to regulate imported milk and cream could create a Pennsylvania market for surplus dairy. The bill requires health certificates and cow examinations and targets uninspected Canadian milk to protect eastern farmers.
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George H. Manning
Washington
the News
Pennsylvania
Franklin Menges
York
Menges
House of Representatives Committee On Agriculture
Senate
House
Anada
New England
Atlantic
Menkes
New York City
Canada
Irvine Lenroot
Wisconsin
John Taber
New York
Secretary of Agriculture
United States
Bridge plan raises Loyalsock flood hazard concerns
Residents protest to the State Water Supply Commission in Harrisburg against Reading Railroad plans to build a Loyalsock Creek bridge with many piers and short spans. They argue the design would greatly increase flood hazards in Muncy area. The article also notes the Duke of Peneranda, heir to Empress Eugenia, spends much time in England as a polo expert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Mountoursville
State Water Supply Commission
Harrisburg
Reading Railroad Company
Loyalsock Creek
Duke of
Peneranda
Eugenia
England
Crossword Puzzle Horizontal and Vertical Word List
Start by filling in the words you’re reasonably sure of to build a web of crossers. A letter belongs in each white cell, with words running horizontally or vertically from the numbered squares, guiding you to the remaining letters.
Leesburg Social Notes Reach Frequent Visitors and Aged Burial
Leesburg notes report Sara Mabel Rice returning home from New Castle visiting relatives. O G Johnston and family visited New Wilmington. Ellwood City couple Taylor Anderson visited. John Lee drove to Fredonia. Rollin Rice family returned to Toulon Illinois. Charles Vanarsdale, nine, son of Hal Vanarsdale Pittsburgh, buried in Leesburg cemetery Monday. S.S. Snyder and Annie Finney family visited Vanport and New Castle respectively. Siggins of Sharon stayed over weekend. Rudolphs and Coleman family drove to Stoneboro and Beaver County grange meeting respectively. Jackson of Sharon took rooms with Jennie Frankenburg’s house. George Sweezy and others noted in incomplete line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. G. Johnston
New Wilmington
Taylor Anderson
Ellwood City
John Lee
Fredonia
Rollin Rice and Son
Toulon, Ill
John Cotton
Cleveland
Charles Vanarsdale
Hal Vanarsdale
Pittsburgh
Leesburg
S.S. Snyder
Vanport
Annie Finney
Virginia
New Castle
O. C. Johnston
Siggins
Sharon
W. G. Rudolph
Stoneboro
Lewis Coleman
Elizabeth
Beaver County
Jackson
Jennie Frankenburg
George Sweezy
Town Notes from Mercer County Local News
Numerous brief items from Mercer County report travel to West Middlesex and New Castle, funerals, visitors, and local happenings. Notable mentions include Mr. and Mrs. W. G. McCracken at a funeral in New Castle, Mrs. Davis speaking on Home Department work, Children’s Day services, family moves to the Nemo farm near Blacktown, and several social calls and visits among residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford McClymonds
George
Jane Woods
West Middlesex
W. G. McCracken
William Barnes
New Castle
Hward Wright
Sharon
Ella
Celestia Scollard
Jennie Bowen
Charles Vanarsdale
Davis
Blacktown
Lawrence Davie
Adams
Chicago
Warren Jordan
Lester Coryea
Mercer Hospital
Clyde Lowry
Helen Galloway
Grove City
Irene Wright
Joyce Moore
Twyla Davis
Mercer
George Heuston
Thomas
LaVerne Cooley
Homer Offutt
J. J. Offutt
Bill Armstrong
Warren
Allen
Edna Allen
Edward Millison
Charleston
George Dean
Rockwell
Simon Breece
No. 2
Robert Williams
Clifford McGovern
Roy Hanha
S. Snyder
Wooster College
Nellie McCrea
No. 5
Arthur Black
Washington, D. DC
Grove City College
Catherine Jones
Millison
Elizabeth Oakes
Ae Tae to Young Men Who Next Meats Pay
Fragmentary note discusses payment for young men and upcoming meals. The text is unclear but hints at compensation or allowance tied to duties or service. No full names or places are available from the readable portion.
Princeton Young Reunion at Rose Point Church
The annual Young families reunion will be held Tuesday June 15 at the Reformed Presbyterian church in Rose Point with a noon basket dinner. All friends and neighbors are invited. Station items note several local visits and small family updates among residents of Rose Point and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reformed Presbyterian Church
Rose Point
Edenburg Tureen Luncheon Hosts Missionary Meeting
The Christian church missionary ladies held a Wednesday noon tureen luncheon, followed by the missionary program and business meeting. Officers elected include President Emerson Morrow, Vice President Elizabeth Mitcheltree, Secretary Laura Coates, and Treasurer Frank Hofmeister. A bake sale is planned for Saturday June 19 in a local store. J. R. McGuire and son Charles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Ladies of the Christian Church
Emerson Morrow
Elizabeth Mitcheltree
Laura Coates
Frank Hofmeister
Play and social notices from week in town
The Queen Esther girls will give a play in the M. E. church Friday evening, June 11. Mrs. Harry W. Park and families visited in New Castle and Mahoning town on Wednesday and Tuesday. President Coolidge abandoned the order allowing state officers as federal city agents after no pending requests. Ned Green withdrew his request for authority to employ state officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille
Mahoningetown
Harry W. Park
New Castle
J. W. Fox
Queen Esther
M. E
Frank Coates
Gerald Coates
Clyce Pitzer
International News Service
Washington
Coolidge
Prohibition
Ned Green
San Francisco
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Oak Park Cemetery
Bank Books
Lair
Aberfoyle
Aberfoyle Fabrics
Aberfoyle Manufacturing Company
Leesburg News
Mias
Sara Mabel Rice
Cascade Park
Sherman Drake
Butler, Pa
John Cooper
National Bank OF
Lawrence County
Penna
Galey and Lord, Inc
Princeton
Young Reunion
J. F. Nestor
Wheeling
W. Va
C. M. Johnson
McKeesport
Slippery Rock
Newton Young
Gladys and
Clyde
Young
Stanley Rhodes
Ruth
Youngstown
Charles Eakin
Harlansburg
W. A. Wright
D. F. Henry
Louise Stutler
Near Rose Point
Pearl Henry
Edward Young
New Castle Hospital
Joseph Houk
Near Ellwood
Charles Stuart
Rosa Point
Gladys Young
Youngstown, O
Edenburg
J. R. McGuire
Charles
Wilber McGraw
Charlie McCullough
Dr. Veach
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Standard Oil CO
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