Battery B Day Observed at Mt Jackson War Veterans Honor
Annual Battery B Day observance at Mt Jackson under the auspices of Earl J Watt post No 638 American Legion and local residents drew several hundred attendees led by World War veterans for a Battery B monument ceremony. Attorney W Walter Braham spoke, followed by a parade to the monument and a basket dinner, then an afternoon program at Mt Jackson high school auditorium with music, invocation, and benediction.
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Mt. Jackson
Earl J. Watt
American Legion
W. Walter Braham
Mt. Jackson High School
Earl J. Watt Post
Legion Post
Gerald W. Kildoo
Witt Post
Battery B
Mt. Jackson Road
W. H. McCullough
Legion Auxiliary
Watt Post
America
Ralph Spears
John Frederick
D. M. Clark
Paul Kenney
F. D. Campbell
Joe Scott
Paul Lago
Roy Robb
Clare Carr
Charles Albright
William Zech
Robert, Hamill
Mt. Jackson U. P
Kildoo
Robert Hamill
Mr. Jackson
New Castle
Archie’ Shoop
Yomiger Prenk Cekoski
Bessemer
Roosevelt Program Seen as Key to Recovery
Dr Irvine Fisher of Yale, addressing a science society in Chicago, praised President Roosevelt on reflation as the solution to postwar economic woes. He argued that debt reduction alone deepened distress and that steady monetary expansion would hasten recovery. He cited recent trends showing increased burdens from rapid attempts to shrink deficits.
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International News Service
Chicago
Irvine Fisher
Yale University
Halled
Roosevelt
Econometric Society Metting
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Fisher
Mahoning Grange Plans For Picnic
Mahoning Valley Grange met Tuesday with Master Fred Knoll in the chair to appoint a committee for the annual picnic. The group includes William Robison Francis Jacobson and Merle Cover to work with the social committee of Mrs. Charles Robinson Mrs. C O Stump and M L Ailey. They will select place and dates. Elma Robinson announced a July 11 first meeting at Mahoning Valley Grange with New Bedford and New Wilmington young people furnishing the program. A 4-H sewing report by Edna M Robison and an Old Time School program led by Helen Jane Martin were noted as well as Mus kle Shoals discussion led by Mrs Jane Walters. The auditorium and stage group was praised for improvements. A membership contest is planned with captains soon to be named. George Kuhn was selected as degree master. Wilda Simon has improved. Effie Hink ill but improving and Marl Simon is ill. Dale McClenahan visits relatives in New Bedford Well.
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Mahoning Valley
Pomona
WW. S. Fullerton
Mahoning Valley Grangs
Mahoning Valley Grange
New Bedford
New Wilmington
Grants
Helen Jane Martin
Grace Kelso
Mary Alice
MacClenahan
Edna M. Robison
Muscle Shoals
Jane Walters
Edith, Robinson
Jane “Walters
Edward Muno
Elma Robinson
Fred Knoll
Grange
George Kuhn
Wears Lovely Dresses Now Since Losing 49 Pounds of Fat
An overweight woman touts Kruschen Salts as a safe, doctor prescribed method to slim from a 44 dress to a 20, weight 138, by losing 49 pounds. She credits increased energy, clearer skin, and brighter eyes. The ad urges diet changes and cites testimonials from Mrs. Di Salvo of Woodhaven. Available at Eckerd's Drug Store and other outlets with a money back guarantee.
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Kruschen
Eckerd
New Castle Drug Co
Krischen
Local Society Notes and Visit Details Across Towns
New Bedford residents Earl Hutchison and Mary Alice MacClenshan spend days in town while neighbors visit Youngstown and Exeter area kin. Rosemary Weston and Doris Eppinger visit Lowellville and Hubbard church attendees also noted. Cambridge Springs Tucker family visits L A Tucker. Cosper heals at home after tonsil operation. Black family returns from Gettysburg. business failures show mild year over year trends.
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Earl Hutchison
Akron
Mra
C. A. Moorhouse
New Castle
Rosemary Weston
Youngstown
Two Cent Local Postage In Effect On Saturday
Postmaster General James Parley announces that starting Saturday local letters may use two cent stamps. In New Castle area, letters deposited at local offices or box addresses bound for local New Castle addresses qualify as local. Non local mail requires the three cent stamp and a five cent stamp cannot reach out of county. Readers may face confusion during the transition and delayed mail if postage is misapplied.
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James 4. Parley
Lake S. MacNab
Bessemer
New Wilmington
Four Enrolled At Pittsburgh Four New Castle Students
Four New Castle students enroll in preliminary classes at the University of Pittsburgh to begin a six week summer session from July 3 to August 11. Local registrants include Vera Baker, R. Bo, Fred L. Bishop Jr, Paul Cubs, and George Barker.
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New' Castle
University of Pittsburgh
Vera FE. Barker
Fred L. Bishop, Jr
Miller Avenue
Paul Cubs
Pennsylvania Avenue
George ML. Barker
Mehoningtown
Open Air Vesper Services Planned for Grove City
Grove City Pa plans open air vesper services on the college field July 2 through September 3. Each Sunday evening a few hundred voices will join in a choir with the local ministerial association in charge. Dr Clarence True Wilson is invited to close the series at 6 p.m.
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Grove City
College Feld
College
Clarence ‘True 'Wilson
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