Unemployment Data Drive For National Co ordinator
Major George L. Berry proposes a running inventory of unemployment to provide up-to-date, precise data. He forms a committee with management and labor to coordinate existing agencies and deliver timely reports for private industry and policy. The aim is clearer definitions, trends, and faster absorption into private enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Press
Washington
S Street
Charles P. Stewart
George L. Berry
National Administration
Berry
Statistical Division
Labor Department
Christ Lutherans Plan New Church on Beckford Lot
The Christ Lutheran congregation, now leasing the old Third U. P. church at East Washington and Beckford, seeks bids for a new brick church on a lot across Beckford Street. They aim to start construction soon to have their own church, a long held dream.
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Christ Lutheran
U. P
East Washington and
Beckford Streets
Beckford Street
Savannah Community Notes Highlight Local Visits and Meetings
Local residents share visits and gatherings as Mrs Brock Stelter hosts Y M P S Sunday school social. Doris Doyle from Sharon plans a week with J S Weinschenk. Marion Reno of New Castle visits Frances Schell. Ladies Aid meets. noon dinner by Section B. Social on parsonage lawn planned. several families visited neighbors in Chewton Mt Jackson and Wampum areas.
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Doris Doyle
Sharon
J. S. Weinschenk
Marion Reno
New Castle
Frances Schell
Vesta
Dorothy Leight
Wampum
Joe Wilson
Detroit
John McQuiston
George Cochran
John Cochran
Mt. Jackson
Sylvester Badger
Martin Houk
Chewton
Sara
Sara Booher
J. H. Booher
Near
Mary Hampson
William, Bert
Edith
Cleveland, O
Frank Reno
J. E. Iams
Savannah
M. E
Dissolution Filed For Ellwood City Community Service League
An order dissolving the Community Service League of Ellwood City has been filed with the register and recorder's office after an application for dissolution was previously made. County assessors are delivering triennial valuation reports to the county commissioners as taxes for the next three years will be based on these new assessments. Some valuations are higher and some lower than before. The State Bar Association meeting at Bedford Springs begins tomorrow but court sessions may be delayed to later this week. Under the will of Demeter Yozset, Julia receives 160 dollars and 20 percent goes to the Hungarian Baptist work of America. the estate remainder goes to Rev Stephen Revak, with Marshall G. Matheny named executor. Prothonotary John A. Edgar informed naturalization applicants that papers are ready at his office. Mrs Hannon’s brother died prompting travel to Salt Lake City. With June term closed, no common pleas or quarter sessions will meet again until September.
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Community Service League of
Ellwood City
Register and Recorder’s Office
County Commissioners’ Office
Demeter Yozset
Julia
Hungarian Baptist Work of America
Stephen Revak
Harrison Street
Marshall G. Matheny
John A. Edgar
County leaders seek reinstatement of halted highway projects
County commissioners press to restore Moravia New Galilee road Bessemer Hillsville stretch and Potter Run road to state improvement lists after securing releases. County and federal funds cover soldiers burials with rules on applications and markers noted by Register of Graves Thomas Edmunds. Delinquent 1935 taxes may be paid under a new law until 1936 with 20 percent yearly steps. details available from County Treasurer Joseph H Hartland as Commissioner Joseph Hannon attends the annual meeting.
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State Highway Department
Moravia
New Galilee
Bessemer
Hillsville
Potter Run
Washington Township
Register of Graves
Thomas Edmunds
Birthday Celebration Honors Marian Kuhn in Edenburg
Twenty five youths gathered at Marian Kuhn's Erie street home on Thursday night to surprise her for her 12th birthday anniversary. Harold Cyrus of New Middletown Ohio attended as an out of town guest. Mrs Kuhn and her sister Mrs Olive Book prepared a lunch after games. The guest received a collection of gifts.
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Marian Kuhn
Erie Street
Harold Cyrus
New Middletown
Local Social Visits and Health Updates
Mr and Mrs Charles Haas and family of Carbon were recent callers at George Kuhns home. Mr and Mrs Albert Hewitt and family of New Castle were Friday evening visitors at Mayme Ashton. Glenn Wallace shows improvement at home after five weeks confined with rheumatic fever. Clarence McConnell of Erie Street is slowly improving while receiving treatment at Jameson Hospital for an infected foot. Darwin was wrong. No monkey works itself ragged to pile up more cocoanuts than it can ever use.
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Charles Haas
Carbon
George Kuhn
Albert Hewitt
New Castle
Mayme Ashton
Glenn Wallace
Clarence McConnell
Erie Street
Jameson Hospital
Darwin
Iced Tea Directions for a Hot Day
When heat hits the 90s, brew tea in a pot with two teaspoons per person. Infuse hot, then pour over ice in a glass. Sweeten to taste, garnish with lemon or mint, or both. Keep a pitcher in the ice box and have it ready all day.
Women of New Wilmington Missionary Society Held Meeting
The Women’s Home Missionary Society gathered Friday at Mrs. Thomas Ashcom’s home with program by Mrs. J W Cox and granddaughters. Officers were elected for the coming year including President Mrs. W V Mitchell and Secretary Mrs. Fred Williamson. Refreshments followed with Mrs Ashcom and helpers.
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Women's Home Missionary Society
Thomas Ashcom
J. W. Cox
Carolyn Cox
Miss Cox
Lucille Miller
Katherine Miller
Thomas Cox
McQuiston
Anna Miller
W. V. Mitchell
Fred Williamson
R. R. Moore
M. M. Mook
Queen Esther
J. B. Elder
Norman Anderson
J C. Eckles
J. L. Gaines
Ban Beer Sales At Sunday Picnics
MERCER June 22 District Attorney Edwin C Moon backs police in banning beer sales at Sunday picnics and prohibits gambling machines. He was attacked when a rock was thrown at him during lunch at the Richard Wath home. Police pursue leads and expect possible arrests as the county calls for tougher law enforcement.
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Mercer
Edwin C. Moon
Richard Wath
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Mation
Major Berry
Census Bureau
Labor Statistics Arena
Federal Employment Service
New Deal
Paul S. Hanway
National Fiber Can and Tube Association
Henry Dennison
Dennison Manufacturing Company
Hector Lazo
Co-operative Food Distributors of America
John P. Frey
A. F
Metal Trades Department
M. J. McDonough
Building Trades Department
I. M. Ornburn
Union Label Trades Department
George M. Harrison
Railway Clerks’ Brotherhood
Wolverine
Sam H. McGoun
Armstrong
East Washington
Cramer
E. Washington ST
Cor
Mercer & Washington
Christ Lutherans
East Side
Savannah News
Brock Stelter
Walter Snyder
Victor Hugo
Los Angeles
World of Fashion
Paris
Hugo
Henry Picard
Claire Huntington
R. J. Reynolds Tobaccs Company
Wineton-Salem
North Caroline
George Reis
WM. I. Hollingsworth, JR
New York
London
Court House Hill
The
State Bar Association
Bedford Springs
Salt Lake City
Utah
Hannon
George Bolinger
Common Pleas
Mont L. Riley
Joseph H. Hartland
Joseph Hannon
Edenburg
India
Ceylon
Java
Sumatra
New Wilmington News
Mary B. Hutchinson
Bonnie Bree Lodge
Harriett Eckles
J. C Eckles
New Wilmington
Southwest
Mary Lou Anderson
Anderson
Riverview Park
Greenville
Ralph Shawkey
Phyllis
Coutt
Polk
Earl D. Bruner
George Junior Republic
Grove City
Presbyterian Church
Clarence Stevenson
Margaret Armstrong
Robert Armstrong
Plaingrove
Clair Wagner
Wayne
Reed McPartland
John Reed
Don Neal
Lake Erie
Brooks Reed
Alfred Hoffmeister
Poland
NEW Castle Dry Goods CO
C. B. Hennon Hardware CO
Washington & Croton
Washington St
Marvin Electric CQ
H. KR
Huston Hardware CO
North Mercer St
East Long Ave
Porter's Electric Store
S. Mill St
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