Roosevelt addresses Farm Boys and Girls on timber aims
President Roosevelt spoke to several hundred Farm Boys and Girls of America on June 14 urging attention to timber land as a national resource. He compared trees to crops, warned of rapid timber decline, and urged youth to support self sufficiency in lumber while noting farming remains vital for American life.
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International News Service
Washington
Roosevelt
Fubra Partners of America
Meat poisoning illness hits Edenburg residents
Edenburg report notes prose meat consumption linked illness. Mrs Sarat McIntesh and Mrs Hucabeth Peeterson improve after prompt care. Community event described as Minnie Maughan’s funeral procession ongoing from church gathering.
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Sarat McIntesh
Hucabeth Peeterson
Bonfire Party With Prizes and Costume Fun Reported
A local bonfire event featured Victrola music and games as attendees roasted wieners. Prizes went to the best and worst dressed. Tony Scottl won for poorest attire. The piece also lists community notices and several residents visiting relatives and events across New Castle and Mahoningtown.
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Tony Scottl
Better Than A 100 Letters From Home
Fragmentary note from a reader accuses a politician of lying in the paper and demands truth about the editor's claim that the writer left home. The item hints at a dispute over statements and the credibility of the paper.
Unclear OCR Summary From Local Weather Report
Fragmentary OCR notes reference monthly weather, May showers, spring conditions, and crop harvest needs. Mentions peaches and pears with uncertain figures and locations. No coherent event or named entities clearly identified.
First Gaston Sunday School Picnic Remembered
The old Sheep Hill Sunday School held its first picnic at Sheep Bin with many attendees. Guests included Tas Taura Biucher and Howard Magill with AVE Yoho as chairman, Mrs Charles Alborn leading table arrangements and Mrs A McConsky in charge of coffee.
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Meansurer
Howard Magill
Ave
Yoho
Charles
Alborn
A. Mc McConsky
Mayor McCloskey Battling Council Over Daylight Time
Mayor Eddie McCloskey faces a heated council clash over daylight saving time. A preliminary hearing is slated for next Monday following alleged attack claims by board president Bennett at a meeting attended by Seale.
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McCloskey
Battling Council
International
Eddie McCloskey
Seale
I Bennett
Peat
Grove City College to Hold Fiftieth Reunion
Fragmentary notice from Grove City hints at a fiftieth reunion for graduates of Grove City College. The readable text references the event as a milestone gathering, with broken quotes suggesting a discussion or speech content during the reunion program.
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Grove ‘City
Grove City College T
Social Roundup at New Cast Cay and Nearby Visits
A busy week includes Harry Thomas of Pittsburgh staying at Hotel Pulasktom Friday evening, with keepsake remarks about a missing person. Mrs Charles Mitchester visits daughter Mrs Fred Shields at Reve Bedford. Eleanore Garrett and Thel low of New Hope Pa return home after weeks away. Esther J Smith Bible class postponed to June 20. Mr and Mrs J F Myers host a dinner for eleven. Out-of-town guests include Virgil Myers family, Margaret Jackson of Espy, and the Dieterling party. Paul Mahar and Rev John Dennis Mahar plan graduations in June.
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Edenburg
Tom Boyd
New Castle
Charlie
Clifford Riech
Pittsburgh
Minnie Maughan
John Davis
Woods
Sarah’ McIntoshan
Herman Alexander
Mahoningtown
Oliver Dickson
Ciro Montncero
Lehildren
Memitillo
Ellsworth
Harry McCullough
Ed Mulignan
Ane O
Clyde Rodgers
Favor
New Cast
Harry Thomas
Pulasktom
Charles
Mitchestter
Fred
Shields
Bedford
Eleanore Garrett and
Thellow
New Hope
Her’ Garrett
Oro Abd “Mire Russell
Thompson
Irwin‘ Walker
Thomas Simp
Esther J. Smith
Methodist Sunday
Earl McGarey
J. F. Myers
Vir’gil
Myers
Billie
Katheryn
KR. Myers
Bails
Margaret Jackson
Espyre
Charles Dicterding
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 in Legion Home
Perry S Gaston post of the American Legion plans its first June meeting this evening at the Legion Home to discuss several matters of importance. Commander Tom Edmunds urges a large attendance as financial authorities note liquidation volumes. A curious line questions beer watered stock and a note about William Penn paying 4.68 dollars per pound for coffee appears in the fragment.
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Youngstown
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Ellwood City
Dieter- Lay
Wiliam Penn
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