Bond Issue For 25 Million To Be Voted Upon
WILLIAM J KELLY reports the Newn Service State Cotremponfynt notes a 26 million bond issue adopted by the Avaad General assembly to be voted on in November. The plan would fund hospital and college maintenance plus a galley for gallet to Pennsylvania with funds allocated but not payable. If defeated, a special session may raise funds through 1993 35, affecting taxes. Three political groups back passage. sweat shop legislation may follow.
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William J. Kelly
Newn Service
Cotremponfynt
Starmisdurg
Avaad
Bury
Jewi Sisters
Gallet
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania, and (He Remaining $6,000,000 Wil) By Clateibutedt
Matoenidad Hospitals
Collowes
Liles
Rehern Assembly
Institutlor and Tollet
Aint Rormainder
Fdawerd Mallin
Echalanan
Commonwealth
Grove City College Board Reorganizes Trustees
Grove City June 14 Lowell Thomas and J H Pew headlined a trustees meeting re electing J Howard Pew as president and distributing 3160 merit based scholarships across regions including Pennsylvania surrounding states New England and the Midwest. Longtime officers W L McEwan W S Mckey E B Harshaw and John Meyer were confirmed in their posts with retiring members re elected for three years.
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Grove City
Lowell Thomas
Pittsburgh
J. H. Pew
Philadelphia
Grove City College Board of Trustees
W.C. Ketler
Pennsylvania
New England
Middle West
J. Howard Pew
W.L. McEwan
W.S. Mckey
Greenville
E. B. Harshaw
John Meyer
Board of Trustees
M. L. Benedum
J. C. Crutchfield
Robert Garland
James Hammond
Stuart Nye Hutchison
Harvey Miller
Pittsiitgh
J. Howard
Pew
Raymond Cross
Columbus
E. J. Fithian
Wool Pool Heavy in Mercer County Records Shatter
Mercer County reports a wool pool record with 80,936 pounds processed in 1833. The wool was shipped in four cars to James Doak Jr. Company in Philadelphia, marking a ten year high in pooling output.
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Mercer. Fac
James Doak
Incoherent Report Notes Local Events and Weather Oddities
A garbled summary mentions two young men insisting on identifying something like grasshopper meat, a witness named Rayv, and a bird’s reaction. It shifts to remarks about temperature drops from Sunday to Tuesday, fashion sales failing for summer wear, and County Treasurer Bill Pitts showing distracted composure before licenses in session. It also references Bettings repairs on route 17 near Edenburg, increased Castle Motor Club visitors, and a vague note about Gizzhim returning to the country after years abroad, ending with a mention of beer.
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Edenburg
New Castle
Chicago
Bridge repair sparks questions over new span fears
A New Castle area report notes repair work on a Riverside Drive covered bridge with a cement plank, while locals wonder why a new bridge across the Mahoning River isn’t erected. The item also lists local social visits and church events, including a June 18 lecture at Pulaski church and Elks attendance plans at a Ligonier district rally.
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Mahoning
Gity Elks
Wiks
New Castle
Ligonier
Neighborhood House Meeting Reports Summer Work
The Neighborhood House board held their last summer meeting at Mrs. Charles Greer’s home on North Jefferson Street. Christine Butler reported on summer classes and Sunday school activities. Plans for fall include forming a 4 woman’s auxiliary to assist Neighborhood House work. visitors and local residents were noted at several gatherings.
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Charles
Greer
North
Jefferson Street
Christine Butler
Tent Hall News KING! DAUGHTER PARTY.
Tent Hall reports a party at the home of Mr. McBride with over thirty attending. Two of his sisters will move into the parsonage on July first. A tempting lunch was served, with committee mentioned.
Student Dies After Traffic Crash Near Beaver Falls
Samuel Marcus, 21, Pitt University student, died at his Beaver Falls home yesterday from injuries suffered in a traffic accident on the Beaver Falls to New Castle road weeks earlier. He is survived by parents Mr and Mrs Joseph Marcus, four sisters and a brother.
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Ed. Yeo
Greenville
Ruth ‘Yeo
Margaret Houston
Heckathorn
Mayson Thompson
New Wilmington
Denner
Henry Steinbaugh
Kenneth
Youngstown
Will Sheny
Lee Alien
New Castle
Francis Kuhn
Domer’ Heckathorn
Elizabeth Gibson
New Wihnington
Miro
T. EB
Downers Grove
Kretzer
Orchard Park
Kate = McPartnod
T. E Teal
Margaret.Houston
Ruth Yeo
A.M. Cunningham
Waiter Baird
Roy McBride
Baird
Wiliinsburg
Beaver. Falls
Samuel Marcus
University of Pittsburgh
Seventh Avenue
Beaver Palls- Wew Castle
Marcus
Joseph Marcus
Mercer County Tax League Elects Leaders in Session
Mercer Pa June 14 At the meeting of the Tax Justice Jeanne of Mercer was elected president Rev E Beatty of Pymatuning township named vice president and Frank Hodge of Jefferson township secretary treasurer. Executive committee includes John Barnes Mercer J A Loche and R Matthews Sharon with delegates Cleve Blake Mercer and J A Loche Sharon chosen for the state convention of clubs.
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Mercer
Jeanne
E. Beatty
Pymatuning Township
Prank Hodge
Jefferson Township
John Barnes
J. A. Loche
R. Matthews
Sharon
W. Black
Cleve Blake
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Fisher’s Big Store
Long Ave
Goodrich
Traver’s Tire Co
S. Jefferson St
Glenfast
Pratt & Lamberts
Robert Mackie
Sest Novih
Om Gas
College Board of
Grove
City
Wool Pool‘ Heavyin
Mercer County
East Long Ave
Hamburg
Haney’s
Richman
Washington
Jimmy
Herberg
Rayv
Sizix
Taseck
Bill Pitts
Lcense
Treasury
Pitts
Pire
Heer
Ieee
She Halle Bres. Ge
Castleton
Binding
Indy
Dupont
Ajttings
Barately
Taithi Kirk
Copeland
A. Crowl CO
Alex Deprano
Christian Church
Ual
Avanos
Townley
Hal
Hugh Nbrox
Wilmingti
Wilming
Mercer County Tax League
Kenny Enwix Jewelers and
Silverapriths
North Mill St
Mowazeb
Cascade Park
Elo
Fun House
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