Grove City raises $11000 memorial fund in campaign
Grove City Pa June 20 A drive for a soldier memorial raised 11009 dollars toward a 10000 goal with 500 gifts from the American Legion Veterans of Foreign Wars and Ladies Auxiliary plus large Carruthers family donations. The memorial will stand at Center and Main streets. Boy Scouts depart for Elliott’s Mills camp with about 40 in Troops 2 and 3 for two weeks then Troops 1 and 4 join for the final two weeks. Scout leaders include F C Jones and Worthy Wright Jerry Allen. A Grove City Commercial Club picnic is planned in Community Park in early July, with work on the park and paths nearing completion.
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Grove City
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Veterans
Carruthers
Apnral
Center
Main Streets
Elliott’s Mills
F.C. Jones
Worthy Wright
Jerry Allen
Grove City Commercial Club
Community Park
The
Commercial Club
F. P. Smith
Anderson Bill targets unsafe crossings near Grove City
An Anderson bill signed by Governor Pinchot seeks to remove obstructions at a dangerous Grove City crossroad on the Grove City Hurriaville road following deadly incidents. It allows demolition of adjacent old buildings to ensure clear vision, and could spare safety lawsuits.
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McCoytown
Grove City-Hurriaville
Franklin
Pinchot
H. L. R. Anderson
Grove City
Anderson
West Virginia Great Lakes Coal forms and takes over Fairmont unit
The West Virginia Great Lakes Coal Corporation, capitalized at 2,300,000, has assumed the interests of the Fairmont Pittsburgh Coal and Coke Company. The new firm will sell coal from retail yards in Erie and Cleveland Ohio and Buffalo New York. J Edwin Gaskill, president, announced the move.
Probe Ordered On Transmission Rate Of Pneumatic Tubes
Interstate Gasette Commission orders an investigation into a proposed rate revision for pneumatic tube mail transmission. New York Pneumatic Service Company sought higher pay. A hearing is set in Washington on July 16.
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Iaternational News Service
Washington
Tnsterstate Gasteete Commission Today
New York Pneumatic Service Company
Kiwanis Picnic Draws Eight City Clubs to Conneaut Lake
Franklin Pa June 26 Kiwanis Clubs from eight cities gathered at Conneaut Lake for a first inter club picnic. Members and families from Clarion Erie Franklin Greenville Grove City Meadville Ol City and Sharon arrived by autos for a day of picnicking and activities. An afternoon athletic program included a baseball game between Erie and Meadville and a bowling contest featuring Ol City and Franklin.
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Franklin
Kiwanis Clubs
Conneaut Lake
Kiwanis
Clarion
Erie
Greenville
Grove City
Meadville
Ol City
Sharon
Erle
P. L. Craig Addresses Pittsburgh Meeting Of State Committee
Percy L. Craig of this city president of the Pennsylvania Sabbath School association spoke at a lineheop in Pittsburgh on Tuesday, with Walter E. Myers of Erie giving a progress report and Harry E. Paisley presenting a $63,000 budget. Plans for the annual state convention were set for Williamsport October 10-12.
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P. L. Craig
Pittsburgh
Meeting of State Committee
Pennsylvania Sabbath School Association Board
Percy L. Craig
The
Pennsylvania To Sabbath School Association
State Committee
Walter E. Myers
Erie
Harry E. Paisley
Williamsport
Harry E. Nelson Among Marines At Shrine Convention
Washington June 20 Among U S marines at the Shrine convention was Harry E Nelson formerly of 108 East Reynolds street New Castle Pa He arrived with a Quantico Va detach ment to join military events in the capital Marines camped in a public park were greeted by crowds and assigned guard duties for the treasury and library buildings and a guard detail for President Harding before returning to Quantico Nelson born in New Castle joined the Marines last September and is with the Third Signal Company at Quantico
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Washington
U. S
Harry E. Nelson
East Reynolds Street
New Castle Pa
Quantico
Capitol
Harding
Quantica
Nelson
New Castle
Fies
Third Signal Company
Time of Beauty program at Eastbrook Church
A leaflet from Eastbrook United Presbyterian Church outlines the Time of Beauty program for Sunday June 17. The order includes songs, Bible songs, recitations, dialogues, and a Children's Day segment with presentations by Carl Richael Avis Sha Goldie McKee and others, concluding with a closing hour benediction.
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Eastbrook
Rhey
Clarence Bowden
Dorothy Carrick
Dismissal of 33 Internal Revenue Employes in Pittsburgh
Thirty three employes in the D B Heiner internal revenue office and field forces in the Twenty third District of Pennsylvania have been informed they will be discharged at month end due to a reduced appropriation. The cut affects both office and field staff about evenly, totaling roughly the entire force under Collector Heiner. Also noted is a Paris statistic noting upwards of 75,000 women artists in various professions.
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Pittsburgh
D. B. Heiner
Cole
Internal Revenue
Twentythird District of Pennsylvania
Heiner
Mussolini Warns Opponents Against Agitation
Florence June 20 Premier Mussolini warned political enemies that force may be used if agitation becomes too aggressive. He said none should abuse generosity and that he would call out the Black Shirts Rasciati if remnants of bad customs reappear on the political stage.
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International
Florence
Italy
Mussolini
Teres
Editor Appointed On Compensation Board
Governor Pinchot names John L. Morrison editor of the Greenville Record to the Workmen's Compensation Board. Morrison serves on the board as appointed, expanding state oversight of worker compensation issues.
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Pinchot
John L. Morrison
The
Greenville Record
Workmen's Compensation Board
Se Pes
Mechanical division meeting opens in Chicago headlined by Samuel Vauclain
The annual meeting of the mechanical division of the American Railway Association opens in Chicago today with Samuel M. Vauclain of Philadelphia as a principal speaker. Vauclain is president of Baldwin Locomotive Works and a recognized leader in American industry and engineering circles.
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American Railway Association
Chicago
Sapentera
Samuel M. Vauclain
Philadelphia
Vauclain
Baldwin Locomotive Works
American Society of Mechanical Enginee
American Railway Engineers
Vauclain Honored by International Expositions
Elation of the American Society of Mining Engineers and the State of Civil Engineers of Great Britain marks notable recognition for his wartime service on the United States Munition Standardization Board. He is noted as executive head of a great corporation and praised by European and American officials. Officers for the new term will be elected at an upcoming meeting, with reports from recent Supreme meetings in St. Louis and a session of business and pleasure promised. Members are urged to attend Thursday night.
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Grave City College
Luther Plustendher
Madison
Consin
University of Wisconsi
Morgan Barnes
Ojai
California
Marietta Risely
Katherine Griften
Department of Oratory
Columbia
Elation
American Society of Mining Engineers
State of Civil Engineers
Great Britain
United States Munitionstandardization Board
Great Corporation
Vauclain
Europe
United States
Circle Chamber
Supreme
St. Louis
B. Jones
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Niane
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Moai
NEW Sastlela (Incorporated
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Huston Hardware
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Long Ave
NEW Castle Electric CO
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General Assembly
Harria'burg
Mr. Anderson
Holmes County
Ohio
West Virginia Coal Corporation
Fairmont Co
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Halner Drug Co
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Keystone Furniture CO
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Allen’s Market
Pillsbury
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Cuticura Falecsy
Palanan Trea
Cutiours Laboratories
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