Convention Of Boroughs At Stroudsburg Pa
The Pennsylvania State Association of Boroughs will convene in Stroudsburg from June 24 for a three day session attended by about 500 delegates. Officials and experts from state government will address topics on municipal home rule taxation finances and public utilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania State Association of Boroughs
Stroudsburg
Pennsylvania
C. L. Edinger
T. F. Christwaite
Association
Internal Affairs
James F. Woodward
Lewis S. Sadler
G. A. Snyder
Bernard Myers
Bureau of Municipalities
Pennsylvania Department of Internal Affairs
Home made remedy for catarrh and colds
Thousands are making this beneficial at home. Ask your druggist for three quarters of an ounce of mentholated arcline and fill a pint bottle with boiled water. Gargle the throat as directed and spray the liquid into the nostrils twice daily. Keeps nasal passage and throat clean to hinder flu germs.
Bio-feren Tablets Restore Energy and Nerves, Muncie Man Says
A Muncie Indiana man named Joseph Webb credits Bio-feren Tablets with restoring his health after nervousness and fatigue. The ad-raised remedy claims rapid improvement, outlines dosing after meals and at night, and offers refunds if users are not satisfied. Local druggists can supply the tablets within days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph ‘Webb
Muncie
Indiana
Borough officers prepare municipal development sessions
Hermano Kolsely Chief and Becretary Woodward plan to attend all sessions at the state convention in Bloomsburg. They will extend department support to boroughs as the Internal Affairs department promotes municipal development. Alex Main, T. J. Cain, and Rethmever will travel to Strousburg for the state convention of Boroughs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hermano Kolsely
He Kulsely
Aerc Elation
Woodward
Sfs
Une
Rethmever
Alex Main
T. J. Cain
Strousburg
Funeral services for Mrs Rice held Sunday
Ellwood City, June 21. Funeral services were held yesterday over the remains of Mrs Caroline Rice who died recently at the home of her daughter Mrs John Duncan of Wurtenburg Hey 8. G. Noble conducted the service at the home and the body was taken to Zelienople for further services in the Reformed church. Burial was in Zelienople cemetery. Mrs Rice widow of the late Sam Rice who died six weeks earlier. Two sons and two daughters survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Caroline + Rice
John Duncan
Wurtenburg
G. Noble
Zelienople
Reformed Church
Wild Life Outing At Conneaut Lake
Rich ard Brown president of the Wildlife League of Pennsylvania visited Conneaut Lake to arrange the league's annual outing in early September. Other notices include dam washout repairs and local social events such as club meetings and Camp Fire girls lawn fete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conneaut Lake
Ellwood City
Richard “Dick” Brown
The
Wildlife League of Pennsylvania
Will Hold Camp Meeting At Mercer
The annual Free Methodist camp meeting for the New Castle and Erie district moves from New Castle to Mercer this year. Evangelists and ministers will lead services as tents are ordered for the ten day event starting July 5, with orders due by month end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
New Castle and Erie
Free Methodist Church
Mercer
New Castle
Hein
Well Known Local Woman Dies At Home
Mrs. Mary Smith, 44, dies at her corner home after a lingering illness. Survived by one son Clair, seven sisters, her mother, and sister Mrs. J. D. Swick. Active in the W. C. T. U. and Church of God. Funeral at First Christian Church Wednesday at 2 p.m. Dr Dwyer of Finley will conduct. interment in North Sewickley Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Mary Smith
Fourth and
Crescent Avenue
Clair
J. D. Swick
W. C. TU
Church of God
First Christian Church
Dwyer
Finley, O
North Sewickley Cemetery
Rifle Club Downs Ellwood City Match in 40 Yard Event
Ellwood City Pa June 21 Industrial Rifle club of New Castle defeated Ellwood in a 40 yard match led by J T Kirker with the day's high score of 46. New Castle winners led by 42 points as shooters posted scores from a 20 point list including C Turner H Turner J T Kirker F He Johnston G C Cain and S TL Nixon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Industrial Rifle Club of
New Castle
Ellwood
J. T. Kirkerman
New Canada
C. Turner
H. Turner Wees
J.T. Kirker
F. He Johmston
G. C. Cain
S. TL. Nixon
Switch Current On In Ewing Park
Ewing park in Ellwood City Pa received its firefighting current after the Connoguenessing bridge lighting by the local Electric company. The town will receive full equipment soon as supplies arrive. Built by the National Tube company it houses about 300 homes plus four large apartments. Streets are being paved and Ellwood City is expected to annex the town soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hllwood City
Tyne
Ewing Park
National Tube Company
Ellwood
Proverb From Eight Minor Word Shifts
If you change one letter in each of the eight words and then rearrange them you form a familiar proverb. The scrambled words become: vaSes JaPes CoRes brush faces brEad The trea js SPRUCE.
United Presbyterian Church Marks Fifth Anniversary
Members of the United Presbyterian church observed the fifth anniversary with special services. Communion was held in the morning with Rev. John T. Wilson of Pittsburgh delivering the address. Wilson spoke again in the evening as choir music accompanied the service. Offerings totaled about 1200 dollars, largely for the building fund and part for the New World Movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
United Presbyterian Church
John T. Wilson
DOD. H. 1. D
Pittsburgh
Beaver Presbytery Meets Here Tuesday
Beaver Valley Presbytery will hold a meeting at the Presbyterian Church tomorrow with two sessions, one in the morning and one in the afternoon. Rev. Mr. Hale Wander will preside. Rev. Raymond H. Gordon, recently accepted a call, will be ordained and preach two sermons. Ladies will serve a luncheon on the church lawn at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klewood Cepy
Beaver Valley
Hail
Wander. Atar
Mt. Pleasant
Raymond H. Gordon
Lndies Witl
Postponed Presbyterian Church Event After Mrs Smith Death
In the United Press report the planned Presbyterian church event for tomorrow evening will be postponed due to the death of Mrs Mary Smith. Pins were completed for the affair but a later date has been arranged. Mrs Smith was a very active member of the church community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Byterian Church
Mary Smith
Slumbers On Washington Statue Sparks City Wakeup
In New York City a man slept on the horse statue of Washington at Willamebure Bridge Plaza. Edward Lynch, 40, lacking a home, was found embracing the statue and taken to Bedford Avenue station. Magistrate Fabwell set bail at $600 on vagrancy charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Frank H. Crana
Willamebure Bridge Plaza
Washington
Bedford Avenue
Edwar Lynch
Fabwell
Bridge Plaza Court
Five Cents Each Will Be Paid For Rats By City
San Francisco offers a five cent per rat bounty to local youths and amateur rat catchers. The move follows a health board conference with Dr William Nagaler and Acting Mayor Ralph McLaren to curb bubonic plague risk from Mexico via Vera Cruz. Hassler coordinates with the U S Public Health Service. Rats brought to the government laboratory at Due bone streets will be paid, and guards prevent germ carrying rats from leaving ships entering the port from Mexican waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francisco
Board of Health
William, Nagaler
Ralph McLaren
San Francisco
Mexico
Vera Cruz
Hassler
United States Public Health Service
Illegitimate Daughter Wins $200000 Estate
Mrs O Brien claims sole rights to the estate of John C Ae Wilains in Grind Forks County. The court rules the late Mr O Drian is the daughter of Mrs Williams born out of wedlock forty years ago, entitled to the estate valued at $200000 despite objections by brothers and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O' Brlen
John C. Ae-Wilains
Grind Forks
Tenneson
Mr. O'Drian
Mes Williama
Shoe Manufacturers Urge Labor to Curb Demands
The Haverhill Shoe Manufacturers' Association urged the Shoe Worker's Protection Union to stabilize conditions by promising no further wage increases. They cited industry statistics to argue that the previous rise in living costs and prices show the industry has reached a stable point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haverhill
Mass
Haverhill Shoe Manufacturers’ Association
Shoe Worker’s Protection Unisu
Landlord Must Pay $2000 After Jury Verdict in San Francisco
A San Francisco jury of eight women and four men in Superior Court, Judge Thomas I. Graham, awarded Nathan Protnik and his wife Rose Prot nik $2000 against former landlord Robert C. Rosinberg. The verdict followed testimony that Rosenberg removed items from the Prot nicks in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Court of Superior
Thomas I. Graham Yeterday
Nathan Protnik
Rose Protnik
Robert C. Rosinbere
Rosenberg
Dispute Over Flat Doors Leads to Police Intervention
In a flat on Notoma street, Rosenberg tried to drive residents out by removing doors. Mrs Plotnik called police who forced him to reinstall the doors. No one was home during the incident. it harmed her health and prompted a boarder to leave. Rosenberg sought $6016.60, while he claimed $35 rent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notoma Street
Plotnik
Rosenberg
Ex Kaiser Seeks $2400 For Court Carriages At Sale
The Hague June 21 The former German Emperor William's horses carriages and belongings offered for sale in Hanelsalad remain in Berlin. A buyer may secure two court carriages for 9600 marks and 65000 marks the hunting wagon 60000 marks the pope s gift of plated harness at 6000 marks and two saddles at 25000 marks. A notable note adds Kallan Manufacturers report an abrasive cork production method reducing waste from 20 to 2 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hague
William
Hanelsalad
Berlin
Celler
Holland
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Ellwood City News
United States Army
Tam
VanVorder
Mnil
M. C.D
Country Club
Katherine Jones
Orangemen
Wurtemburg Methodist Church
4. K. Pollock
Perry Township
Rodgers
John 5S Rodgers
Prudential Insurance Company
Central School
Uinb
Allwood City
Dane
Earte
Estella McCarthy
Bulwood Over
Wie
Sixth Street
Saleswood City
Ellwoon
Mable Bake
Barney Barnett
oYnngstea
Ore Nole
J. W. Johnson
Fifth Street
C. Colinman, Canhier
Commonwealth Bante
Meadville
Charlee Nalan
Lawrence Avenue
Mtsaon Nee
Emima Milley
Midk Colon
Park Jive
Burgess
Cunnington
Toft Sabiediay
Shroudeturg
Cenvon- Lina
Pepi Ytatives
Koronghat
Brit
Free Methodist
Olesa
Rifle Club
G. Wattleman
H. Anderson
R. B. Hichardson
Goodyear
Unave
Walter Wellman
Ona
Ateel Cut
Lowry Coffer Co
Philadelphia
Tartan
Ann Hiddle
Henny
U. P
Beaver Presbytery
Pan Dune
Wo. T
Ex-Kaiser
Kallan
Pecity Post Toasties
Postum Cereal Co,Inc
Battle Creek, Mich
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