Roosevelt urges farm youth to treat timber as crop
President Roosevelt addresses several hundred Future Farmers of America at the White House urging emphasis on timberland development. He notes wood supply must last 30 to 40 years and that current use outpaces growth fourfold while predicting most students will not become millionaires in farming.
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International News Service
Washington
Roosevelt
Future Farmers of America
White House
Meat Poisoning Sickens Edenburg Residents
Mrs. Sarah McIntosh and Mrs. Elizabeth Peterson of Edenburg fell ill with ptomaine poisoning after eating meat. Both are reported to be improving after the episode last week.
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S Sarah McIntosh
Elizabeth Peterson
Wiener roast marks Live Wire Bible class gathering
Mrs Minnie Maughan’s home hosted a Live Wire Bible class gathering Friday evening. Guests were ushered to the orchard for a wiener roast as part of the neighborhood church event.
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Minnie Maughan
The
Christian Church
Bonfire Party With Old Clothes Contest Held At Night
A bonfire gathering featured Victrola music and late games with roasted wieners. Attendees dressed in overalls and knickers. Tony Storti won the prize for the poorest dressed person.
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Tony Storti
Window accident leaves Mrs. Minnette with cut arm
Mrs. Patsy Minnette suffered a window related mishap Saturday evening cutting her arm on a piece of glass. A physician dressed the wound.
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Patsy Minnette
Visitors and family gatherings noted in New Castle area
Tom Boyd of New Castle visited at Charlie Exposito's home. Clifford Riech of Pittsburgh spent Sunday with his aunt, Mrs. Minnie Maughan. Mrs. John Davis and mother visited Mrs. Sarah McIntosh. Herman Alexander of Mahoningtown spent Sunday with sister Mrs. Oliver Dickson. Ciro Montnearo and children visited Tom Menutillo in Ellsworth. Harry McCullough and family visited Minnie Maughan. Ed Maughan and family were guests of Minnie Maughan. Clyde Rodgers family and Bobby and Irene Park visited New Castle. Russell Hofmeister and Mary Ellen Reimer of Mahoningtown visited Frank Hofmeister's family. L L Toy, once thought to have heat prostration, suffered a stroke and was moved to Will's home then Jamestown Memorial Hospital.
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Tom Boyd
New Castle
Charlie Exposito
Clifford Riech
Pittsburgh
Minnie Maughan
John Davis
Woods
Sarah McIntosh
Herman Alexander
Mahoningtown
Oliver Dickson
Ciro Montnearo
Tom Menutillo
Ellsworth
O. Harry McCullough
Ed Maughan
Akron
Clyde Rodgers
Norma
Bobby
Irene Park
Russell Hofmeister
Mary Ellen Reimer
Better Than A 100 Letters From Home
A civic ad invites readers leaving New Castle on business trips or vacations to have The News follow them for days, promising the home paper experience. It urges calling the News office to arrange delivery and notes a back‑and‑forth exchange about truthful reporting with an editor over alleged lies.
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New Castle
Crop Prospects Improve in Pennsylvania On June First
Pennsylvania agricultural prospects on June 1 show better conditions than a year ago in most crops except fruit. May brought ample showers, boosting hay and pastures, with wheat forecast at 15.95 million bushels, rye at 1.58 million, while fruit crops face reductions from pollen issues frost and diseases.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Federal
State Crop Reporting Service
Gaston Sunday School Reunion Set for Wednesday
Annual reunion of former Gaston Sunday school pupils will be held at the home of Mr and Mrs A E Yoho on Katherine Street marking the fifty first anniversary of the first Sheep Hill picnic. John McKay founded the school and was its superintendent. A S McKay arrives from Florida for the event. dinner at noon.
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Gaston Sunday School
A. E. Yoho
Katherine Street
John McKay
Sheep Hill
Wright's Woods
A. S. McKay
Florida
Jefferson Street
James Moore
Laura Blucher
Howard Magill
Charles Alborn
A. M. McConahy
Mayor McCloskey Battles Council Over Time
Johnstown, June 13. Mayor Eddie McCloskey pushes Standard Time against daylight time, causing a 10 a.m. meeting to start without him. He demanded minutes re-reading and walked out after denial. He posted 1500 bond for a preliminary hearing next Monday in an alleged attack on Leon P. Bennett, county pool board president.
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International News Service
Johnstown
Eddie McCloskey
Leon P. Bennett
County Pool Board
Grove City College Class of 1883 to Hold 50th Reunion
Grove City Pa June 13 The third class to graduate from Grove City College that of 1883 will hold their fiftieth reunion on June 14 Seventeen members formed the class Thirteen are living Eleven will be present One member will travel from Washington state The alumni will dine with Charles Myers tonight Our content note jokes a married man should finish his dishes before smoking at home
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Grove City
Grove City College
Local Social Notes From Pulaski and Nearby Towns
Mrs. James Black attends at New Castle courthouse this week. Harry Thomas of Pittsburgh arrives at Hotel Pulaski for a month. Mrs. Charles Mitcheltree visits her daughter in New Bedford. James Gardner visits relatives in Fernona. Eleanore Garrett and Thelma Dillion return from New Hope, Pa. Various families host guests from Akron Youngstown and Espy. Esther J. Smith Bible class meeting postponed to June 20. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Myers host eleven for dinner. Out of town guests include Virgil Myers and children and Mrs. Ada Hershey from Ellwood City. Mr. and Mrs. Dieterding host callers from Youngstown. Invitations extended to Paul F. Mahar M. D. graduation at Ohio State University and to Rev. John Dennis Mahar’s ordination in Baltimore.
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F. E. Wallace
Eleanore Garrett
Thelma Dillion
New Hope
Ben Garrett
Russell Thompson
Billie
Akron
Irwin Walker
Thomas Simpson
J. F. Myers
Virgil Myers
Billie and
Katheryn Jane
R. H. Myers
Margaret Jackson
Espy
Charles Dieterding
Marygale
Phyllis
Janet
Youngstown
James Black
Ada Hershey
Ellwood City
Dieterding
W. J. McCaslin
Paul F. Mahar
Ohio State University College of Medicine
Columbus
John Dennis Mahar
Cathedral of the Assumption
Baltimore
Maryland
Legion Post To Meet This Evening
Perry S. Gaston post will hold its first June meeting this evening at the Legion Home with several matters of importance to discuss Commander Tom Edmunds seeks large attendance. A financial authority notes liquidation at a record volume. William Penn paid 4.68 a pound for coffee according to local chatter.
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Perry S. Gaston Post
American Legion
Legion
Tom Edmunds
William Penn
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