G A R Appoints Memorial Committee for May Day 1925
A regular meeting of Post 100 G A R at the Legion Home elected the Memorial Committee to arrange Memorial Day events for May 30 1925. Members include Senior Commander Kerr Junior Vice Needter Post Commander Long Adjutant McGoun Quartermaster Hamilton Officer of the Day Davis. Comrade Gardner is reported ill and Commander Onatott remains in Shenango Valley hospital. A Rotary dinner at Fountain Inn on May 25 was accepted as an annual post treat with Commander Long to act during Onstott’s fitness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Gardner
Adam Onatott
Shenango Valley Hospital
Fred L. Rentz
Rotary Club
Fountain Inn
Scott D. Long
Adam Onstott
Willis urges Coolidge to speak to postal workers
Senator Willis of Ohio urged President Coolidge to address the National Convention of Postal Employees in Cleveland on August 27 at the same auditorium where the President was nominated. He also urged appointing Captain Thomas Jones of Middleport to a diplomatic post.
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International News Service
Washington
Willis
Ohio
Coolidge
Cleveland
Thomas Jones
Middleport
Error in Adv of W J Offutt Co Today
Advertisement for W J Offutt Co contains a misprint Rayon merchandise where veal is intended readers will note rayon chemise cannot be bought at that price correction advised and readers urged to ignore the erroneous listing
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W. J. Offutt Co
Dividend Preferred Stocks Explored for Permanent Income
A seasoned investor seeks permanent income over high yield when choosing between 6 percent and 10 percent preferred stocks. The article outlines six criteria: earnings record, management integrity, business type and future prospects, margin of safety, asset proximity, and common dividend trends. It warns against chasing higher yields when company financials warrant scrutiny and notes some firms use surplus to fund preferred dividends.
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Cousins
LX. S
New York
Stade
Comany
Windong
Puanik Jewelry Store Robbery Report From Bessemer
A robbery at the Puanik Jewelry Store in Bessemer Pennsylvania is reported to have occurred this afternoon. At 2 15 p m police chief Archie Shoup and owner Mr Puanik searched for clues as details of the theft remain unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessemer
Tom Bessemer
Puanik
Archie Shoup
Indiana Men Taken By Police From Coraopolis
Indiana Pa authorities took charge of two men arrested in Coraopolis last Friday by Chief Samuel Riddle. Earl T Rutmer and Scott Zehner both 26 of Indiana Pa were alleged to have stolen an automobile in New Kensington last December. A car was found nearby and the prisoners said they were returning from a trip to Cheyenne, Wyoming.
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Pittsburgh
Indiana
Coraopolis
Samuel Riddle
Earl T. Rutmer
Scott Zehner
New Kenington
Riddle
Pittsburgh and Lake Erie
Coratopolis
Cheyenne
Wyn
Heavy Rain Lifts Neahan nock and Shenango Rivers
Heavy rain Sunday afternoon and evening caused both the Neahan nock and Shenango rivers to rise by a couple of feet. The crests were highest in the morning and increasingly turbulent, but water levels began subsiding by noon.
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Neahannock
Shenango
Four Chester Men Held For Rioting In K K K Clash
Chester, Pa May 4 Gay Bernhardt Wesley Shoemaker Wart Robinson and Edward Howden all of Chester and alleged members of the Ku Klux Klan were held in bail today by Justice Welch of Folsom on charges of rioting as a clash yesterday left Samuel E Coleman an alleged Klansman shot and several others slightly injured authorities said the four will be given another hearing tonight authorities said
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Chester
Gay Bernhardt
Wesley Shoemaker
Wart, Robinson
Edward Howden
Ku Klux Jlan
Justice of the Peace Welch
Folsom
Samuel E. Coleman
Tonuigirt
Authorit Ilies
Shenango Valley Hospital Admits and Discharges Noted
Admitted patients include Robert Buxton of North Walnut Street and several others listed with addresses on Neshannock Avenue Slippery Stook Washington Street and Locust Street. Discharges include Ben Christin on Forge Street George Cowan in New Castle and Eva Armstrong on Butler Avenue with Mildred Dolin Gon and Harriet Heasley among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Buxton
North Walnut Street
Anna Meleh
Mary Satoma
Ty John Stewart
Neshannock Avenue
Florante Studebaker
Slippery Stook
Wiliam Hhood
Enat
Ben Christin
Forge Street
George Cowan
New Castle
Eva Armstrong
Butler Ave
Mie
Mildred Dolingon
Harriet Heasley
Pennsylvania leads vegetable forcing industry wide
A state bulletin from the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture details vegetable forcing, noting Pennsylvania as a leading producer with 17,000,000 square feet under glass. Over 30 counties grow crops near Erie New Castle and Kennett Square, with Philadelphia area housing a major frame forcing business. Lettuce tomatoes cucumbers and mushrooms dominate, plus other items like celery endive and melons. The bulletin covers varieties growth, fertilization, pest control, and marketing, and is available free from the department in Harrisburg.
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Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture
Erie
New Castle
Kennett Square
Philadelphia
Stiles CO
Ry Maison
Pennsylvania State College
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Moravia
St. Bell
Spencer Varnish CO
Sole Distributors
Spencer Paint & Glass CO
Capitol Theater
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Bell
Dr. Wygani
East North Street
Texas
I T
Estelle Storms
San Antonio
Charles T. Metzler CO
Boukseller Und Blalioners
Ewing’s Shoe Store
Wallace J. Ewing
AG the Kluge
Johnson Bidg
Vogue
5Th Avenue
N. Y
Brown & Hamilton
Upper Fifth Avenue
Central Park
Oul Bile
Maza
Bangkok
Walt
Val
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Royal Society and
Baelli
O. N.T
Martin Werk
Blanghard
Tosday
Carmell
Blanchard
Montgomery
Blanehard
Edison
WE Dufford& Co
Washington St
Daddy Long Legs
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