Foster's Weather Projections Warn of July Disturbance
W T Foster of Washington predicts a cross continent disturbance July 1 5 a warm wave late June into early July and a cool wave mid July He warns of heavy rains in Cuba and parts of Mexico and drought risk in northern latitudes plus possible higher agricultural prices and improved business conditions. He urges Congress to fund Smithsonian weather records storage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Foster
Washington, D. C
Cuba
Mexico
Key West
Rockies
Europe
America
Pacific Coast
Pacific Slope
Great Central Valleys
Mills Hold Back on Booking Far Ahead as Steel Prices Rise
The Iron Trade Review notes June 26 price increases on plates shapes and bars of one dollar per ton and a July 1 move by a large independent producer. Buyers rush to cover through the fourth quarter while mills refuse long contracts. Eastern bids show 3500 tons booked at 1.30 with four to six week delivery. reports say output of steel car works falls as buyers seek eastern mills via the Midwest. Pig iron remains firm but quiet with large eastern orders for pipe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Iron Trade Review
Pittsburg
Middle West
Rev A J McCartney Travels To Norway From Chicago
Rev A J McCartney former Westfield Presbyterian pastor now in Chicago on a trip abroad has started for Norway. He led a large Presbyterian congregation in Chicago before embarking on this overseas journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. McCartney
Norway
Westfield Presbyterian Church
North Beaver Township
Chicago, Ill
Boiling Clothes Tenderizes Fabric Heavily
The passage argues that boiling clothes softens fibers and causes tears, claiming it wears fabrics quickly and questions how else to clean them. It frames boiling as a universal method for cleaning though acknowledging damage to textiles.
Tomorrow Pulpit Topics Christian churches share Sunday plans
A dense schedule lists Clifton Flats services led by Jack Sanford at 3 PM and a 11 AM Sunday morning sermon on Christian Science. Numerous churches from Highland U F to Central Presbyterian outline sermons, communion, catechisms, youth services, and special programs across the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton
Jack Sanford
Christian Science Society
Wallace Block
Washington and
Jefferson Streets
Sesson
Christian Science
U. P
S. C. Gamble
Highland U. F
F. R. Elder
Central Presbyterian
A. B. McCormick
Philip Y. Pendleton
Third United Presbyterian
J. Elmer Campbell
Reformed Presbyterian Church
S. J. Johnston
The
Stars and Stripes
Bert Coates
Harmony
Wilkison
Epworth M. E
Epworth League
H. C. Weaver
First Methodist Episcopal Church
J. H. Clemens
Charles Wesley
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Agnew and
Reynolds Streets
J. K. Whippo
R. N. Merrill
Mahoningtown
Union Baptist Church
Shadyside
James Frye
Church of God
J. L. Stratton
City Missionary
Greenwood M. E
Highland Mission
Iuclid Avenue
Greenwood
Euclid Avenue
St. Luke’s A. M. E. Zion
Street
L. M
Upperman
Christ
South Mill Street
Croton Avenue
Edward J. Berquist
Mission
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Grant Street
Jefferson
C. Frederick
Fourth Presbyterian Church
South Jefferson Street
Joseph L. Grimm
Christian Endeavor
St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
North Street
Neshannock Avenue
J. H. Miller
C. W. White
Zelienople
Luther League
Trinity Church
Perry
D. D
Pulaski News Highlights Local Visits and Moves
Pulaski visitors include David Tod of Youngstown and Harry Hill of Grove City. Miss Agnes Finner visits Miss Nora Wherry, while Mrs. Emma Reed plans a Philadelphia return after a short Ellwood City stay. Miss Bird leaves Pulaski for Donora. Mary Snyder departs with family from Slippery Rock normal commencement. Ralph Davidson accompanies William Armstrong home.
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David Tod
Youngstown
Harry Hill
Grove City
Agnes Finner
Edenburg
Nora Wherry
Emma Reed
Ellwood City
Philadelphia
William Armstrong
Sharon
L. R. Davidson
Ralph Davidson
Pulaski
J. Clark Douthett
Slippery Rock Normal
William Wood
Snyder
Myra Paland
Nellie Paland
Arthur Porter
Mary Snyder
Slippery Rock
Gas Main Extension On Connors Avenue
The Manufacturers' Light and Heat company is laying a gas main on Connors Avenue south of Chestnut Street. A sewer will be constructed on the same street within the next few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manufacturers’ Light & Heat Company
Connors Avenue
Chestnut Street
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Foster
Pacific
Atlantic
Smithsonian
U. S. Weather Bureau
MILLS
Anty Drudge
Ous
New Castle
First Presbyterian Church
Scott F. Hershey
Bible School
Christian Endeavor Society
First Baptist Church
East and
North Streets
H. J. Whalen
L. McMillin
Gospel Tabernacle
Christian and Missionary Alliance
South Streets
Ft. M. Shuman
Lindsey
Hoover Heights
Brother McElroy
Beaver Falls
Bethel A. M. E
Green Street
W. H. Truss
N. D. Temple
L. M. Upperman
Bethany Lutheran
East Washington and
Sutton Streets
H. E. Harman
C. E
Africa
W. C. Burenfield
St. Andrew's Chapel
East Long Avenue
R. G. Roscamp
Temple of Mansoul
Llewellyn Jones
Fred Bowers
W. H. Evans
Fred Williams
Margaret Bowers
Dr. Roscamp
NEW Castle Stationery CO
Kodaks
Lde
TOY Pistols
SKY Rockets
Castle Stationery Co
Mercer Street
Pulaski News
Mary Bird
Donora
Miss Bird
R.V. Pierce
Mas
Pierce
Pennsylvania State Normal School
Pennsylvania
James E. Ament
Indiana
PENNA
New Castle Loan Co
Wallace
Washington and Jefferson Streets
People's Credit Clothing CO
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