Coon Hunters Plan Picnic in Lawrence County
Arrangements for the Lawrence County Coon Hunters club annual picnic were set at the Monday meeting in Enon Valley with 40 members and wives present. The event is scheduled for July 26. Treasurer report showed progress raising funds for stocking raccoons in the county. Committees named with E E Brown as general chairman include place, table, sports, entertainment, financial, and publicity. Next meeting slated for July 21 at 8 p m at the Armory in New Castle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence County
Coon Hunters Club
Robert Pennell
Enon Valley
E. E. Brown
Robert Frazier
E E. Brown
Robert Fraser
D. N. Reno
W. G
Buck” Knight
Frank Coen
Tom Shaffer
Victor Connerley
Mont L. Sweesy
George Sillman
Mont L. Swees
Boy Breaks Arm While Falling From Ladder
Robert Eddy aged 7 son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Eddy of 192 South Scott Street fractured left arm after falling from a ladder at home Monday evening. He was taken to Jameson Memorial hospital and the arm placed in a splint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Eddy
Joseph Eddy
South Scott Street
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Walter Weatherby
Adams Street
Richard Davis
East Washington Street
G. V. Campbell
Wilson
Rod D. Campbell
Henry Lawton
Sharon
James Lawton
Robert Hanna Jr
Robert Hanna
Franklin Avenue
Washington State
C. C. C. Camp
Dorothy Abbott
Kent University
West Washington Street
Frank Stillings
Uniontown
Ohio
H. C. Stillings
South Walnut Street
J. F. Titus
Edison Avenue
Clarion, Pa
Service Star Legion
Clayton Bannon
Warren
Bannon
Bell Telephone Company
W. A. Kyle
George Gray
Spokane
Washington
Gray
John McNicholas
LeRoy
Beckford Street
Ernest J. McNicholas
County Line Street
Fort George Meade, Md
Ernest MccNicholas
Birth announcements from June list several newborns
Birth notices from the Jameson Memorial hospital and local addresses report six newborns named Carol Lee, Ralph Leonard, Roosevelt Charles, Catherine Elaine, an unnamed daughter, and a son with dates in June. Additional notes mention a July 17 CIO strike extension on Neville Island after a postponed mediation meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William W. Reid
Pennsylvania Avenue
Ralph Leonard
Pittsburgh
CIO
Neville Island
National Headquarters
Clinton S. Golden
National Mediation Board
Plane Production Halt at Lock Haven Pipers Plant
AFL machinists picketed the Piper Aircraft plant in Lock Haven halting production of training planes under a government program. W. T. Piper said the Clinton county plant may reopen for workers who wish to return. Union organizer Victor Gauthier called the walkout unauthorized after a union management agreement to avoid a strike until mediators acted. The walkout followed an IAM local's salary showdown after an NLRB election result 741 to 145.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Lock Haven
A.F.L
Piper Aircraft Corporation
W. T. Piper
Clinton County
Victor S. Gauthier
Spiritualist Church of Truth to Hold Midweek Service
Spiritualist Church of Truth will conduct the regular mid week service Wednesday evening at eight o clock in McGoon hall with Rev. Agnes Guthrie pastor in charge assisted by Rev. Annie Crocker Celeste Atkinson will speak on Spiritualism a Blessing to Man A grand circle will be held Friday evening
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spiritualist
Church of Truth
McGoon Hall
Agnes Guthrie
Annie Crocker
Celeste Atkinson
Sarah Book Bible class meets at Mrs Mary Palmers home
Members of the Sarah Book Bible class will gather at the home of Mrs Mary Palmer at 1510 Huron Avenue on Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock for a regular meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Palmer
Huron Avenue
The
Energy
W. E. Currie
Mary Baldwin
Sabbath School Session Held at Mrs Gardner Home
The Sabbath School Association of the Reformed Presbyterian church met at 208 Pine Street in Mrs A C Gardner s home Monday evening for a business session. Mrs Gardner presided and after devotions reports from committees were discussed A summary report on the County Sabbath School Association annual meeting was given by attendees Plans for the local Bible school s problems and future plans were discussed and the meeting adjourned with prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sabbath School Association of
The
Reformed Presbyterian Church
A. C. Gardner
Pine Street
Tureen dinner for United Workers Bible class at Cascade Park
Members of the United Workers Bible class of the First Baptist church will hold a tureen dinner at Cascade Park Friday at noon. If rain prevents the outing the meal will be moved to the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Workers Bible Class
First Baptist Church
Cascade Park
Personal notices of residents visiting relatives and returning home
Local society notes list numerous residents visiting family or traveling. Miss Bessie Nader visits her brother in New Kensington while Helen Jackson returns from Pittsburgh. Several others return from trips to Greenwich Willard Ohio Glassport or Kent New Castle. births and medical updates noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Nader
South Mill Street
New Kensington
Helen Jackson
Neshannock Avenue
Pittsburgh
Emma McKissick
Elizabeth Penry
Wampum
Jane Ponzi
Neal Street
Glassport
George Shaffer
Highland Avenue
Robert Dunlap
Meadville
Helen Dunlap
Franklin Avenue
Roy Griffiths
Addis Street
Gary
Indiana
George Drenning
Betty Drenning
Mercer
National Pants Plant Idle Amid Wage Dispute
National Pants Company plant idle today after a dispute with a small group of employees over wage increases. Manager Al Cohen says a general raise averaging 10 percent was granted a week ago with union head Julia Mills. about 25 women refused to work in three operations, prompting the temporary closure until union representatives can mediate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Pants Company
al Cohen
Julia Mills
Mr Cohen
Cohen
Freedom of expression fuels truth in press watchdog role
A historical editorial argues that free press guards liberty and public rights, warns against political pressure on media, and notes dictatorships weaken society by suppressing dissent. It asserts newspapers expose malefactors and reveal truth, urging vigilant public scrutiny of power in government, business, labor, and even clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Pink Tea Club
Newspaper Publishers Committee Weekly Message
Over 300 leading newspaper publishers join together to bring you this weekly message about the function of the press in a free nation. Newspap Publishers Committee, 420 Lexington Avenue, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newspap Publishers Committee
Lexington Avenue
New York
City Hall News Briefs Dark Day for Local Theft
H F Simons reports his auto on North 16th Street near The Castleton was broken into last night. Three bags of women's dresses valued at 538 dollars were stolen along with a camel hair topcoat. A burglary at Clingensmith grocery on Emerson Street yielded no groceries stolen. A pastry craving led to a break in at Roberts Bakery on South Mill Street last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Simons
North 16Th Street
Philadelphia
Mercer Street
Castleton
Clingensmith
Emerson Street
Roberts Bakery
South Mill Street
Window-gazer reports swirl as city prepares for New York fight
A police report notes a pastry theft and a circulating Peeper on Cascade street last night. Reports of a window-gazer have come in from several districts. City officials plan to travel to the Conn vs. Louis bout in New York with Councilmen Alexander Davies and City Clerk C Ed Brown expected to witness the spectacle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Street
New York
Alexander, Davies
C. Ed. Brown
Coffee into plastics plant to curb surplus burning
SAO PAULO Brazil works to stop burning 7 million coffee bags yearly by opening a plant to convert coffee into plastics. Massachusetts leads the nation in sea fish quantity and value from catches, highlighting regional fishing strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sao Paulo
Brazil
Massachusetts
What s in a name Miss Love seeks license to wed eighth husband
Dora Love a 47 year old woman applied for a license to marry her eighth husband, 67 year old James Walpole, asserting her name as Miss Love though records show her as Dora Danielson. Her marriage history includes six prior spouses with remarriages after divorces and a mining death in one union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Lexington, O
J. J. Fortney
B. and O. Ladies of the C. T. P. Meeting Notice
The B. and O. Ladies of the C. T. P. will gather Wednesday at 2 PM in the American Legion Home for an afternoon session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Chimney Swift Flight Distance Estimated Across Hours
The chimney swift spends about 19 hours daily in flight and is estimated to cover between six and seven hundred miles during that time.
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Lawrence County Association
Edward Gentsch
Garfield Avenue
Glenn Sager
Lathrop Street
Carol Lee
Anderson Wise
Levine Way
Roosevelt Charles
Wallace Brown
Catherine Elaine
Norman Howard
Kenneth Swagger
Bessemer
Lisbon
Richard Arlen Ona
Jean Parker
Paramount Picture
Helen Mack Roger Pryor
DON Castle
Vivien Leigh
Hamilton
Gene Autry
Alee King
Bob Crosby
Ruth Terry
Gertrude Hiesen
Eddie Foy, JR
Marie Wilson
Cliff Kazarro
Sarah Book
Sabbath School Association
New Castle
Howard Hawks
Charlie Ruggles
Barry Fitzgeraold
Obser Waller Catlett
Fritz Feid
Chie
Cweoy
Ted the Slowde
Mary
Beth Hughes
Sforge Mong Gomer
Tetley’s
Tetley's
Tetley
Ned Sparks
Marjorie Weaver
Ted North
Joan Davis
J. W. Stewart
Zanesville
William
Jack Lawton
Erie
Dewey Foster
Martin Street
Greenwich
Willard
Norman Hamilton
Fairview
George Owens
Waldo Street
H. B. Powell
Butler
William Jones
Young Street
Edythe Porter
Charlene
Akron
Charles Polen Jr
Croton Avenue
Margaret Kenehan
New Castle Hospital
Louis Houk
James and
Bobby
Carrick, Pa
F. Houk
South Bay Street
John Sparcio
McKeesport
Michael DeLeone
Cameron Avenue
Barbara Parsons
Massachusetts General Hospital
J. L. Parsons
Shaw Street
U. S. Army Medical Corps
McNicholas
Cecil Suber
Bell Avenue
Hilary Suber
Peter Igoe
Orange
New Jersey
New York City
Everett P. Barker
Detroit
Boyd Barker
Park Avenue
E. P. Barker
Everett Earl
South Jefferson Street
Dorothy Atkins
Adolph Lang
Fairmont Avenue
Katherine Kraft
Ann Orend
Gordon Hasson
St. John's Hospital
Helene Delores
Hasson
Helen Schweikert
Antoinette Mastrangelo
Mary Mastrangelo
Sam Aromando
Phillips Street
H. I. Botwin
Sheridan Avenue
Benjamin K. Botwin
Woodbine
Atlantic City
Mabel Bronk
Phoenix
Arizona
Clair Glass
Butler Avenue
Albany
Ethel Higgins
Lyle Kirker
Bellevue Suburban Hospital
Lydia Kirker
Kroger
Guaranteed Brands
National
East Brook Union
East Brook
John Martin
J. A. Young
Free America
Hitler
Germany
City Hall
Ralph Lowry
Hartford
Baron Howe
Washington St
Moravia St
East Long Ave
Florida
Adora
Fairlawn Stores
Conn and
Louis
P. A
Bette Davis
Eorge Brent
Mary Astor
West
Young Bill Hickok
B. & O. Ladies
Paramount
Joe Louis
Buddy Baer
Earl Carroll's
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