Lawrence County Wool Growers Aid to Pool Wool
Wool men of the district will pool their wool through the Lawrence County Wool Growers Association in New Castle on Tuesday and Wednesday June 20 and 21. Wool has been sold to Charles P. Boyd Co. of Philadelphia and shipped out immediately. Wools from Butler Beaver North Beaver and Little Beaver townships should deliver Tuesday June 20. all other districts Wednesday June 21. Westfield cattle show set for June 22 near Westfield church with judge E B Fitts of Pennsylvania State College and breeds including Jerseys Guernseys Holsteins Milking Shorthorns. Also classes for grade females. Exhibitors welcome from the community. 200 to 250 pounds per acre fertilizer guidance noted for new plantings.
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Lawrence County Wool Growers’ Association
New Castle
Charles P. Boyd & Co
Philadelphia
Butler County
Beaver County
North Beaver Township
Little Beaver Township
Moravia Street
Westfield
George Clark Woods
Westfield Church
E. B. Fitts
Pennsylvania State College
Canada
Belgium
United States
Lawrence County
Marketing and cultivation tips for eggs raspberries and roses
A healthful, practical guide covers egg grading to reduce soiled eggs and boost consumption, strawberry planting cycles comparing two and three year bearing, and raspberry virus disease prevention. It notes disease symptoms, rogueing plans, and upcoming Pennsylvania county meetings to demonstrate correct practices.
Help Turkey Poults Avoid Crowding in Brooder Houses
Crowding of young poults results from improper heat. Keep poults near heat first day and avoid overheating as flock size grows. A 10 by 12 foot house holds about 150 poults. early roosting reduces night crowing and crooked breast risk if feed is complete.
Local notes from Edenburg and New Castle area
Shoppers in New Castle visit Mrs Charles McCullough on Friday. Mrs Sara McIntosh recovers after a weeklong illness. Christian Church lists Sunday School at 10 a m with Supt Fred Coates and Young People's meeting at 6:45. Mr and Mrs Roy Gibson and family visit relatives in New Castle. William Welsh and Robert Welsh visit from Bedford Ohio. Rev Elmer Minnigh returns from Allegheny College graduation in Meadville with son Wendell. M E Church holds Sunday School 9 a m Supt Clyde Rodgers. worship at 10 a m and 7 45 p m. Hillsville hosts Children s Day program with Rev Elmer O Minnigh. Quote: Voltaire.
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Charles McCullough
New Castle
Sara McIntosh
Christian Church
Fred Coates
Young People
I. M. Lease
Martin
Wampum
H. R. Schock
Roy Gibson
Herbert Willey
William Welsh
Robert
Bedford
Ohio
Lawrence Kaufman
Elmer Minnigh
Meadville
Allegheny College
Wendell
Clyde Rodgers
Hillsville
Elmer O. Minnigh
Salesman Fined By Mayor Mayne
Charles Goldberg of East Liberty Pittsburgh part of a five man group selling shirts and neckties in the city was fined 20 dollars for lacking a mercantile license and 300 dollars under a city ordinance requiring registration and bonds for traveling salesmen. He paid 20 dollars and was released pending the other case. Police say orders and deliveries implicated the group and targeted doctors dentists and professionals. The mayor aims to protect local business interests from itinerant sellers despite limited cooperation from some merchants and residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Goldberg
East Liberty
Pittsburgh
Goldberg
John Haven
Mayne
Public cooperation determines results for the people
The speaker argues that success hinges on broad public cooperation. He states that without a majority of citizen support, achievement is unlikely and urges the local populace to decide their own desired outcome.
Umpires Named for Two Monday Games
Mehali and Fruitt will umpire the Volant Monarch game on Cedar Street field. Price and Dunn will arbitrate the Mahoning Orrs game on the Orrs field Monday, per Lawrence circuit officials at noon today.
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Mehali
Fruitt
Cedar Street
Price
Dunn
Orrs Field
Lawrence
Lucy the Maltese Loses Ribbon in Dog Scuffle
On South Jefferson Street Lucy the Maltese loses her ribbon in a morning attack by a cur dog. The fight leaves Lucy scratched on head neck and back, a banner of pride marred by the confrontation and the ribbon’s loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Jefferson Street
Public Square
Lucy
Ritz
City Troop Wins Camporee Contest With 70 Scouts Competing
Nearly 70 Boy Scouts from nine Lawrence County troops faced wind and rain at Camp John M. Phillips for the council's annual camporee. Troop 37 of New Castle won with 958 of 1000 points, followed by New Wilmington Troop 1 and Ellwood Troop 1.
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Lawrence County
John M. Phillips
Rose Point
Chester Child
Mercer County
New Castle
New Wilmington
Ellwood
East Brook
Christian Church
Kiwanis Club
H. G. Horton
Child
Parents Visit Girls At Camp East Brook Retreat
Supper for 100 campers, counselors and parents marked visitor night at Camp East Brook. Thirty five were special guests. Girls greeted parents after a week apart, with cabins presenting stunts and a mush ball game outdoors. Cracker and milk served as the gathering ended. Tonight is being referred to as a quiet close to the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp East Brook
the Y
Indian Night at Camp Delivers Tribal Theme
Camp news outlines an Indian Night program with songs dances and a campfire council. Girls are sorted into Navajo Ojibwa Algonquin Mingo Iroquois Mohawk Seneka Cayuga tribes and Algonquins win cabin honors choosing Jane Davis as officer of the day. A birthday party for seven year old Nancy Lou Gordon is planned, with camp cook Mrs. Alice Lewis noted for meals.
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Jane Davis
Nancy Lou Gordon
Alice Lewis
Knights Of St Vitus To Meet Monday Evening
The Knights of St. Vitus announce a Monday session with a short business meeting followed by a special entertainment arranged by the new entertainment committee chaired by Joseph Factor. Members include Francis Augustine Tony Anicello Tony Cioffi Joe Nocera Angelo Filigenzi Vitus Conti B J Biondi Alex Natale and Dr Warren V Massaro. Refreshments will be served after the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of St. Vitus
Joseph Factor
Francis Augustine
Tony Anicello
Tony Cioffi
Joe Nocera
Angelo Filigenzi
Vitus Conti
B. J. Biondi
Alex Natale
Warren V. Massaro
Camp East Brook plans second period for girls
Registrations are rising for the second period at Camp East Brook run by the Y M C A. The session starts June 26 and runs 12 days to July 8 for girls aged 8 to 14. Many current campers expect to stay on. others should reserve spots soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Brook
Marguerite White
Night school enrollments rise under University Extension
In Massachusetts 25 percent more adults joined University Extension night classes than a year earlier. Over 30 000 people enrolled in 541 courses across 51 cities and towns, reflecting increased demand for adult learning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Boston
University Extension System of the Commonwealth
The House Wrecker and Home Wrecker Compared
A trade paper notes that the house wrecker and the home wrecker must offer an attractive figure, signaling how appearances influence reputations in their respective fields.
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H. R. McCulloch
Pennsylvania
Edenburg
Voltaire
Gratis
Police Haven
City Troop
Y. W. C. A. Girls’ Camp
Knights of
Co-Operative
Jesse
North Mill St
Howard
Sucsio
Butler Avenue
Philco
Transit One Automobile Radio
Ivanie
East Washington St
Offutt’s
Bargain Center
South Mill St
Marlin’s
Jefferson St
Fisher Bros
Gerson
Penn Theatre
Wright's Market
Oki Maestro
Navy
North
Mercer Street
Cripps Hardware CO
East Wash
D. G. Ramsey & Sons
Croton Ave
Ae Fee
H. Lloyd Rich
Columbia Cane
Dr. Naftalin
Washington St
Pennsylvania Power Company
Braatz Service
Julius Fisher
North Mercer ST
National Market
Parawax Ib
Certo Bottle
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