Militia Training Camps Made Ready for July 8 Arrivals
At Mt Gretna and Indiantown Gap in Pennsylvania preparations rush to completion under Col William Hicks to accommodate the 28th Division National Guard contingents, with advance units arriving July 2 ahead of July 8 training start. The 50th Infantry Brigade including the 1th and 110th regiments will reach Mt Gretna July 8 and train through a two week period. Further units from the 28th division train and the 103rd medical regiment will also arrive, including the 109th and 176th field artillery units staying on site until July 22.
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International News Service
MT. Gretna
Pennsylvania
Indiantown Gap
William Hicks
State Military Reservation
Pennsylvania National Guard
Hicks
Lebanon
Dauphin Counties
Edward Martin
103Rd
Philadelphia
109Th Field Artillery
Samp
176Th Field Artillery
Paul Reward Case Set for July 3 Hearing
Prothonotary R. M. Campbell has listed 23 cases for argument in a court session on July 8. Among the notable matters is the case of Elmer Hogue versus the County, indicating a major dispute to be heard in the approaching session.
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Lawrence
Brady Paul
Hogue
Phoenix
Arizona
Irene Schroeder
Glenn Degue
Lawrence County
Paul
Reguré
Glenn Hogue
R. M. Campbell
Elmer Hogue
Cement Shipments Heavier In State
Washington dispatch reports that Pennsylvania cement shipments in May 1933 rose to 499,5289 barrels from 450,430 the year before, per the Bureau of Mines. Nationally, May 1933 cement shipments declined versus May 1932, with New York leading at 874,417 barrels.
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Arthur C. Winer
Washington
Washington, D. C
Pennsylvania
Bureau of Mines
New York
Apple Thinning Demonstration Planned in New Wilmington
Thinning of apples to obtain economical results will be demonstrated Friday at 7 PM at J W Cummings orchard in New Wilmington. John Ruef fruit specialist from Pennsylvania State College will lead the demonstration and preside over a follow up discussion. All county fruit growers are invited, under Lawrence County Agricultural Extension Bureau auspices.
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J. W. Cummings
New Wilmington
John Ruef
Pennsylvania State College
Lawrence County Agricultural Extension Bureau
Butler Area Oil Producers Organize To Back Recovery Plan
In Butler, Armstrong and Lawrence counties about 300 oilmen met in a packed Community building to pledge support for the Roosevelt administration recovery program. They formed the Western Pennsylvania Oil Producers Association, electing H. H. Phillips as chairman and Carl R. Daugherty as secretary to lobby for the national oil code provisions and defend against cutthroat competition. T. W. Phillips Jr. presided as temporary chairman.
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Butler
Armstrong
Lawrence County
Western Pennsylvania
Western Pennsylvania Oil Producers Association
Patleys
Washington Administration
H. H. Phillips
Carl R. Daugherty
T. W. Phillips, Jr
T. W. Phillips Gas and Oil Company
Legion Of Honor Closes For Summer
Last night's Legion of Honor meeting was the final session until September. A picnic plan was discussed and a arrangements committee was appointed by Senior Vice Commander Ross Aubel. Golf matches will continue Monday evenings. a large turnout is expected despite threatening weather. A history of the organization will be placed in the cornerstone of the new Post Office. Regular meetings resume the second Wednesday in September.
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Legion of Honor
Ross Aubel
Bridges Need Paint But Funds Are Low
County commissioners in Lawrence County report several bridges require painting this summer but lack funds. A bond payment due July 1 plus other bills will exhaust cash, delaying painting until taxes move in more in July. Bridge work is limited to essential repairs like replanking where floors have broken through.
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Lawrence County
Local visiting and family gatherings in New Castle area
Princeton junior McGuire visits relatives in New Castle. Mrs Sophia Caravassos and family spend Sunday with relatives in Sharon. Elizabeth Herbertson of McKeesport visits with Mr and Mrs D E Cole last week. AL Hunt and family of Volant guest of G A Boyd. Paul Shaffer and son Robert attend Gibson reunion at Willard Grange hall. Tom Kennedy and son Tommy from New Castle visit sister Mary Jewell. W Stickle and son Bobby visit Prospect with Claire Prough. Oliver and James Stickle stay with Clifford Gibbons Ellwood City. Mary Jewell and family attend Turner reunion at Jackson Center. William Pattison, Wallace Dickson, and Robert Chesney visit Chesney family in Corapolis. Robert Sutton and family of Bridgeville visit, Paul Stickle and son Gene of New Castle Sunday guests of Celesta Stickle. Robert Jones, James, Robert Young, Billy, Bobbie, David, and Eleanor Sumner of New Castle spend Monday with Lafe Shaffer.
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Junior McGuire
New Castle
Sophia Caravassos
Fam-Iy
Sharon
Elizabeth Herbertson
Mcifeesport
D.E. Cole
Mary Jewell
W. Stickle
Bobby
Claire Phrough
Oliver
James
Stickle
Clifford Gibbons
Ellwood City
Mary’ Jewell
Aileen
Clarence’ McHattle
Jackson Center
William Pattison
Wallace Dickson
Robert Chesney
Coracpolis
S.S
Chesney
Robert Sutton
Bridgeville
Mra
Paul Stickle
Gene
Cellesta Stickle
Robert Jones
Robert Young
Billy
Bobbie
David
Eleanor Sumner
New’ Castle
Lafe Shaffer
Jeanne DeLillo Honored Student Clarification
A typographical error in The News misstated James DeLillo as eighth grade pupil of St. Marys Parochial School with top averages. The correction clarifies Jeanne DeLillo as the actual honor student, noting the mistake and presenting the proper name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James DeLillo
St. Mary’s Parochial School
Jeanne Deule
Glimpses Of Nature Insects and their useful work
A nature piece extols insects beyond pests. It highlights the Little Ladybird bee and Asphids on leaves, noting June activity and the lady bird’s eggs and larvae feeding on pests. It praises bees for honey and beeswax uses and urges appreciation of insect handiwork.
Insects and Natural Wonders From Lantern Fly to Beetles
The passage surveys lantern flies and their light emitting glow, wax from their bodies, and the ecological role of the burying beetle as a cleaner of carrion. It notes musk beetles contributing fragrance to perfumery and explains insect anatomy briefly while praising their usefulness to humans.
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Lanterly
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North Street School
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Jeanne Delillo
Goodrich
Goodrich Safety
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Safety
Sinclair Gas and Oil
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