Seventh Ward FFA Home From State Contests
Mt. Jackson FFA members returned from the twenty fourth annual F F A contests at State College Pennsylvania with two bronze certificates and a second place in poultry. Bill Roberts placed second in the NEPP contest and will travel to Rochester New York in October to compete with other states. Howard Craig earned a bronze certificate in insect and disease recognition. Nine other boys attended with adviser J W Laughtner and members listed by name. the group plans two summer meetings and ongoing projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Jackson
Future Farmers of America
State College
Bill Roberts
N.E.P.P
Rochester
N. Y
Howard Craig
J. W. Laughtner
Bill Wallace
Bill Gwin
Kenneth Craig
Paul Kenny
Bob McKinley
Bob Wilson
Dale Leslie
Richard Gwin
Gavie Gwin
Volunteers Sought for Air Observation Watch
The civilian defense air observation program needs more volunteers to begin a twenty four hour watch atop the Jameson hospital roof. In the last war the Seventh ward tower on the hill behind Clayton street served as watchers. Mrs. Myrtle Blais dell of Madison Avenue leads the observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jameson Hospital
Seventh Ward
Clayton Street
Myrtle Blaisdell
Madison Avenue
Club Honors Fathers With Tureen Dinner
The St. Margarets 1937 club and their husbands enjoyed a tureen dinner last evening to celebrate Father's Day. The event started at 6 30 and featured rose decorated tables. Nick Cangey, president of St. Margarets Council 74, received a gift from the club. Angelo Russo Nick Castaldi and Rose DiCario spoke. The oldest and youngest fathers were Angelo Russo and Nick Castaldi, gifts included for every husband.
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St. Margarets
Nick Cangey
St. Margarets Council
Andrew Master
Angelo Russo
Nick Castaldi
Rose DiCario
1937 Club Meeting Recap and Prize Winners
Time with Mrs. Clem Leitera and Mrs. Esther Perod capped an evening of prize capturing. Those responsible for the success of the event include Mrs. Rose DiCario, Mrs. Jenny Rainey, Antoinette Lombardo, Mrs. Ruth Prescaro, Mrs. Sylvia Lombardo, Mrs. Margaret Lombardo, Mrs. Margaret Master, and Mrs. Fiorenza Lombardo. The 1937 club will meet next in the club rooms on July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clem Leitera
Esther Perod
Rose DiCario
Jenny Rainey
Antoinette Lombardo
Ruth Prescaro
Sylvia Lombardo
Margaret Lombardo
Margaret Master
Fiorenza Lombardo
Scouts To Camp For Three Days In Mahoningtown
Boy Scout troop 4 of Mahoningtown will meet this afternoon at 4 in front of the theater, hike to their camp site, sleep in pup tents, and cook meals over an open fire. They will attend church Sunday. Hiking and swimming are the main camp activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troop 4
Boy Scouts
Mahoningtown
Fishermen Prepare Bait for Bass Opening Day
Fishermen of the ward are catching crabs for fish bait in preparation for bass fishing on Lake Fiie Sunday June 15. A yesterday lake report noted five foot waves and the Coast Guard restricting boating access.
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Lake Fiie
Coast Guard
July 10 Set for Ss C W Bible Class Breakfast
The Ss C W Bible class breakfast is scheduled for July 10 at Cascade park. A committee of Mrs. R L Drumheller Mrs William Sapp er and Mrs J M Frew was appointed at the June meeting in Mahoningtown Presbyterian Church parlor. The group voted to suspend regular monthly meetings until September. A social period followed with lunch by hostesses Mrs L I Wilkison and Mrs Florence Mornes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Park
R. L. Drumheller
William Sapper
J. M. Frew
Mahoningtown Presbyterian Church
L.I Wilkison
Florence Mornes
Mrs Elmer Burdge Ill At Home In North Cedar Street
Mrs Elmer Burdge of North Cedar street is quite ill at her home. Mr and Mrs J Irving and children of North Cedar street are moving to their new home in Boardman Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Burdge
North Cedar Street
J. Irving
Boardman, Ohio
Quadruplet Calves Born to Michigan City Holstein Cow
In Michigan City Indiana a three year old Holstein named Elsie gave birth to a rare quadruplet set of calves. Farmer Horace Prestin said workers only learned of the birth hours later because they were at a neighborhood wedding party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan City
Ind
Elsie
Horace Prestin
County School Heads Convene in New Wilmington Meeting
Members of the Southwestern Pennsylvania County Superintendents Association met at Westminster College New Wilmington with 35 in attendance to discuss county school problems. R F Conway chaired the session in the Westminster library lounge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwestern
Pennsylvania County Superintendents’ Association
New Wilmington
R. F. Conway
Lawrence County
Westminster college president speakers at dinner on education
Dr. Will W. Orr, president of Westminster College, addressed a dinner meeting on The aspects of education. He discussed new trends in the field and highlighted evolving approaches in schooling. The group planned its next gathering.
Summit hotel hosts October event in Uniontown Pa
The gathering will take place at the Summit hotel in Uniontown Pennsylvania during October with Fayette County as host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summit Hotel
Uniontown
Fayette County
Decline in US Stock of Horses and Mules Reported
Washington report shows a 52 percent drop in horses and mules over the past ten years based on farm statistics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
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Dad
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Helbros and
Boulevard Watches
E. Washington St
Highland
Arthur McGill
New Castle
C. Nicely Hanner
Armstrong County
H. C. Fetterolf
Bureau of Agricultural Education
Penn
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Beverly
Chrysler
Newcastle
Chambers Motor Co
Chrysler and Plymouth
Shenango and
Grant Sts
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Dairy Queen
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Wilmington Rd
Call's Super Market
S. Mill St
Farmer's Market
Parker
Better Homes & Gardens
Garden Book
Better Homes and Gardens
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AMES
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Esquire
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