Parks Beautified By Local Workers And Volunteers
Gaston Park and Jameson Memorial Park have been transformed through improvements by Workmin, the Garden Club, and the shade tree commission. New stone walls, a terrace, bridges, benches, and plantings including roses, evergreens, and shrubs enhance the grounds. A tennis court project is planned at Jameson Memorial Park, while nearby drives like The Narrows receive drainage and wall work and the Neshannock river wall progresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mas Committee
Eirsecur Fy
Louis Genkinge
Gaston Bark
Jameson Memorial Park
Oo workKinien
Gaston Park
Lynda Street
Cunningham Avenue
Garden Club
Shade Tree Commission
Pyniwuring
Wilson Ave
Owen Foxlis
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Harry Hosking
City Engineers Bureau
J. J. McQuiddy
Owen Fox
Tnineson Memorial Park
Laurel Boulevard
Boyles Field
Washington Junior High Court
Narrows
Neshannock River
Local Notes From Harrisburg and Grove City
Mr Jackson reports attending the 69th State encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic in Harrisburg Pa Rev Ross M Haverfield attended a Presbyterian politic event in Grove City Pa Mayian Emery of New Middletown Ohls visits grandparents Mr C G M McKee reports his brother Samuel McKee of Beaver Falls is seriously ill McKee former resident of this place Mr and Mrs Hiram Hineman and son Junior spend summer at his mother Mrs Thressa Mc Bee PICNIC Jean Chambers Sunday school class annual picnic at Flat Rock along Hickory Creek on Wednesday June 32nd a picnic din
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. Clark
Grand Army of the Republic
Harrisburg
Ross M. Haverfield
Pittsburgh
Grove City
Mayian Emery
New Middletown
Jean Chambers
United Presbyterian
Ehnreb
Flat Rock
Hickory Creek
Eric
Will Show
Ralph
Charles Shearer
Elizabeth Houston
Eynes. Rogers
Brent
James Marshall
Margareth Cunninghan
Harlansburg
Ralph Cunningham
Virginis
Haynie
Joe Geiger
Jackson Center
Jimny Houston
Clarence Houston
Jamies Marahiul
Ralph Curiilighin
Harlansburcg
Beaver Baptist Association
Leroy Stone
Clifford Ebvans
Ployd Hilltrle
Paul Crawford
Will Wardle
Clifford Rollinson
Reunion for Battery B to be held at American Legion
A Battery B reunion is scheduled for Tuesday June 28 led by Earl Watt Post of the American Legion. A picnic lunch will be served at noon at the Legion Nome, with the afternoon program to be held in the Total High School auditorium. All attendees are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battery B
Earl Watt Post
American Legion
Legion Nome
Total High School
Michael Martin Attends International Eucharistic Congress
Michael Martin of Chestnut Street, a well known city resident, joins thousands at the International Eucharistic Congress in Dublin Ireland. He plans to visit his elderly mother in Ireland before continuing to England and France including Paris and Lourdes, returning home after several weeks abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Martin
Chestnut Street
Dublin
Ireland
England
France
Paris
Lourdes
Pet Show At West Side Playground
Children at the West Side playground held a pet show judged by Miss Louise Davies. Blue ribbons were awarded for oldest pet, youngest pet, most unusual, and most attractive. Winners: Eleanor Robinson 11 year old dog, Helen Williams two 2 week old rabbits, Thelma Ayres two legged six week old pet, Jane Anne Sandais dog for most attractive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
Eleanor Robinson
Helen Williams
Thelma Ayres
Jane Anne Sandais
Elks Host Stag Dinner To Open Summer Social Season
Elks will hold a stag dinner and entertainment this Saturday evening at an unnamed location. The event runs from 6:30 p.m. and organizers insist members report to the Elks home for directions. Edward F. Ryan chairs arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle's Elks
Elks
Edward F. Ryan
Clerk Refuses To Sell Dry Goods To Snake
Miss Hazel Burke, clerk in O'Donnell Texas, refused to sell dry goods to a customer and leaped on a stool shouting. Passersby found a six foot snake among the store counters, prompting a disruptive scene at the counter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Donnell
Tex
Hazel Burke
Miss Burke
Flour arrives in Grove City for community distribution
Three carloads of flour arrived in Grove City for local distribution, secured through the Red Cross. Roger Ormany led the distribution effort. The supply is expected to last for several months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove City
Roger Ormany
Beav er River bridge contract signed in Harrisburg
Contracts for the Rochestedgewater bridge over the Beaver River were signed in Harrisburg in the state highway department offices. M Mannella of Pittsburgh and representatives of the American Bridge Company were present as the low bidders for masonry and steel work. The bridge will be built within 140 working days with fabrication starting immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver
Beaver River
Harrisburg
State Highway Department
County Commissionars
M. Mannella
Pittsburgh
American Bridge Company
Jaresent
Mannella
Leesburg Community Club entertains families at church
The Leesburg Community Club hosted families and friends Tuesday evening at the church. A delicious menu of strawberries, cake and ice cream was served by Charlie Mills and team. A fine program followed with music and a social period. Gene Matter’s Bean of Greenville gave an engaging talk enjoyed by all. Notes mention Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Shearey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Mills
Bean of
Greenville
Captain W. D. Park Attends G A R Encampment
Captain W. D. Park of Company K, Sons of the Union Reserve, attended the Grand Army of the Republic encampment in Harrisburg Pennsylvania this week. He and several company members took part in the encampment parade. Northfield Massachusetts graduation at Mount Hermon School saw Wilfred W. Pry of Philadelphia and his son Wayland A. Fry receive diplomas. The elder Fry’s graduation was halted thirty six years earlier by his father’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Park
Harrisburg
Sons Oteer
Grand Army of the Republic of the State
Guite
Northizld, Mass
Mount Hermon
Wilfred W. Pry
Philadelphia
Wayland A. Fry
Retail Store Sales Probed by Census Bureau
Washington June 24 The Bureau of Census report by John Guernsey analyzes nationwide retail credit sales. It finds that Pennsylvania stores rely on credit for about 62.48 percent of total sales and credits represent around four percent of the broader sales, with a large share of outlets showing varying credit use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasitington
D. C
Pennsylvania
John Guernsey
Bureau of Census
Court House Force Greets Old Chiefs
Court house personnel greet former Covington officials J McCutlough and Boyd at noon. McCutlough plans a reunion leave and Isis cut, while others are welcomed by the courthouse staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
McCutlough
Vin
Boyd
McCuilough
Isis
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Nem Castle
Theotin Anal Wight Fates
Ge Et
Ynun Dipertory
FED Hom Company
Leania
General Tire A Roe
Rose Marie Shoe
East
Washington St
Lawrenge Automobile
South
Mercer
Mr. Jackson
Bresses
Nepman’s
West Side Playground
Wright
Happy Rt Disposition
Anderson and Anderson
Haney’s
Dresser
Haney
Buckeye Electric
Rochester
Bridgewater
Havilah Rollinson
Five Points
Otto Rhinehart
Staton
Robert Marshall
James Campbell
Polk
George Sulf
East, Inc
Joe Feiler
Peter Lowash
Robert Teasley
Slippery Rack
Robert MccCracken
Eileen Asley
Leesburg News
Mrs
Clyde Shearey
Arthur C. Wimner
Washington
Castle News
Pat
Stora Sales
White Millinery St
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