County Farmers To Be At State College Weed Control Field Day
Lawrence County will be well represented at the annual Weed Control Field day at Penn State College tomorrow. New chemical and mechanical weed control methods will be demonstrated on the farm. Many attendees will stay for the college open house and agriculture tours of experimental farms with demonstrations on improved farming methods. Oslo melting ice from polar caps dilutes the oceans and reduces salinity in the vicinity.
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Lawrence County
Penn State College
School of Agriculture
Plain Grove Presbyterian Church 150th Anniversary Ends
The Plain Grove congregation marked the 150th anniversary with a week of services led by Rev. Fred Cochran. A Saturday homecoming gathered former members and past Sunday school superintendents, with a post on site dinner due to bad weather. Sunday concluded with communion and baptism. closing address by Rev. Harry M. Campbell.
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Plain Grove Presbyterian Church
Fred Cochran
F. Benton Shumaker
Brookville
Clarence Junkin
E. Porter Williams
Beaver
Harry M. Campbell
Pittsburgh
Child Injured In Glass Accident
Six year old Billy Benninghoff of 1006 North Jefferson was treated at Jameson Memorial Hospital for a laceration to his right thumb after striking a breaking glass on June 11 at 3 15 p m. He was admitted June 12 for care.
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Billy Benninghoff
North
Jefferson Street
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Growth and Shearing of Christmas Tree Pines
Early growth finishes by June 15 and trees may be sheared then. Short-needled evergreens can be cut back in late June or July to shape growth and boost market appeal. Start at 3 to 4 feet tall, trimming excessive terminal and lateral growth. Lawrence County growers report little effort and higher tree value from regular shearing.
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Lawrence County
Methoxychlor Urged for Dairy Barn Use
Officials urge use of methoxychlor to control flies on dairy cattle citing safer residues. The notice references agricultural authorities and farm practices in response to DDT traces found in dairy environments.
Fly control for dairy barns urges methoxychlor over DDT
Extension specialists from Pennsylvania State College urge stopping dairy barn use of DDT and adopting methoxychlor for fly control. They specify 50 percent wettable powder at spray rates for power and hand sprayers, with applications starting at July and every two weeks for cattle and weekly for animals, plus sanitation and limited DDT around manure.
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Pennsylvania State College
Plain Grove church homecoming draws local and out of town guests
Local society notes report Miss Helen Holliday Mrs Carl Wilson and Miss Edna Pringle among attendees at Plain Grove Presbyterian church homecoming. Visitors include William C Devlin of Rochester N Y joining wife and son Bruce to spend two weeks with his parents here. S R Morgan and daughter Nell Morgan of Munhall Pa and granddaughter Carol Scheuffel of Baltimore Md are guests of friends here.
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Helen Holliday
Carl Wilson
Edna
Margaret Pringle
Hugh Holliday
Ellwood City
Plain Grove Presbyterian Church
William C. Devlin
Rochester
N. Y
Bruce
S. R. Morgan
Nell Morgan
Munhall, Pa
Carol Scheuffel
Baltimore, Md
YMCA Free Swim Campaign Starts
All New Castle boys ages 8 to 16 may join the 10 afternoon sessions at the Y starting today and running through Friday June 24 with parental consent. Participants must bring a slip from The News or obtain one from school teachers on Friday for enrollment.
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New Castle
Local baseball player fractures leg sliding into base
Ernest Adamo aged 28 of 447 County Line street fractured his right leg Sunday at 5 p m while sliding into second base during a ball game. He received treatment at New Castle hospital and was later discharged.
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Ernest Adamo
County Line Street
New Castle Hospital
Roscoe Pound To Speak Tonight at First Methodist Church
Roscoe Pound world renowned international law authority and Harvard Law School emeritus dean will address the growth of the service state and its consequences tonight. The event is sponsored by the Economic and Business Foundation and city service clubs with dinner at 6 30 and the public meeting at 7 45.
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Roscoe Pound
First Methodist Church
Pound
Harvard Law School
Republic of China
The
Economic and Business Foundation
Delegates Return From U C T Meet in Lewistown
Delegates from New Castle Council No. 408 United Commercial Travelers attended the 46th anniversary convention in Lewistown Pennsylvania. Only Grand Sentinel office was filled, James R. McKenzie of Beaver Valley Council winning the post. Next year’s meeting will be in Greensburg Pennsylvania. Walter L. Walker of Erie Council will be elevated to Supreme Councillor at the International Jurisdiction convention in St Louis on June 27.
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New Castle Council
United Commercial Travelers
Lewistown
Greensburg
Grand Sentinel
James R. McKenzie
Beaver Valley Council
Wyatt R. Campbell
S. W. Anderson
William H. Blews Jr
John W. Lower
Leland Dennison
Wayne Guillerey
Robert E. Jameson
Ww. H. Blews
Walter L. Walker
Erie Council
St. Louis
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Holland
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Pure Food
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A Home News
J Electric
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MT. Jackson
Krogers
N. Defferson
Polly Parrot Shoes Fort'boys
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Haenick’s Shoe Store
E. Long Ave
Wilmington and
Clen Moore
Campbell’s Tomato Soup
C Paul
Walton
Beckford
Butler Ave
Chipso
Super Market
Long Ave
BAY Brand
Catsup
California
Sunkist Oranges
Italy
YMCA
South America
U.C.T
Bell Telephone Company OF Pennsylvania
SSA
Ford
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Ranier
NBC N Usten
Ford Theater
Time Station
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