Weather Prophecies From Poster’s Forecasts May Prolonged Cool Spell
A Washington forecast attributed to posters predicts disturbances cross continent in mid May. Warnings of cool waves and warm waves cross Pacific slopes and central valleys with cooler than usual week and rising storm forces east of the Mississippi. Drought effects loom in the western plains. crop prospects dim in late May across wheat and oats regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heey Righeed
W. T. Foster
Hington
D. C
Continent
Coast
Pacific Slope
Great Central Valleys
Eastern States
Pacific Coast
Mississippi
Middle
Canada
Special School Board Meeting Monday Night
A special meeting of the school board is called for next Monday evening to consider heating plumbing and wiring of the new high school building. It is expected that plans will be adopted and bids secured in time to open with the bids for the superstructure.
No Reunion To Be Held This Year At Wayside Inn
Trustees at the Wayside Inn in Grove City announce no reunion this year due to extensive improvements on the grounds. The notice also promotes affordable window screens at 25 cents for one week, from Reider Brothers, with Bell phone 770, and Hanna's Green Seal Paint.
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Wayside Inn
Odd Fellows
Grove City
Reider Brothers
Bell Phone 770
Women and melancholia as sign of derangement
A harsh note urges women to recognize melancholia or the blues as a likely symptom of serious female insanity and to seek immediate attention. It advises depressed women to rely on unspecified remedies and care.
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Readers
Letters from Mrs F Ellsworth of Mayville New York and Mrs Mary J Williams of Bridgeport Illinois praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as curing their female troubles backache headaches and despondency. The ad notes thirty years of use and claims thousands cured with symptoms like irregularities and uterine issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Ellsworth
Mayville
N. Y
Mrs. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mary J. Williams
Bridgeport
Ill
Junior Senior Banquet Toasts at Neshamnock Avenue Hall
The junior class of the high school hosts the annual banquet to the senior class on Friday evening May 22 at Odd Fellows hall Neshamnock avenue. Forty four graduates attend with faculty including Superintendent and Mrs. T A Kimes as special guests. Toastmaster Fred McKee will lead tributes from John Kennedy and James Lamcree joined by Miss Zoe Hays Miss Emma V Harry and Miss Bertha Rhodes. Afterward dancing and diversions close the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Kimes
Odd Fellows
Neshamnock Avenue
Fred McKee
John Kennedy
Medley
Emma V. Harry
Bertha Rhodes
Ethel Rentz
Mildred Reeves
Zoe Hays
William Caldwell
Donald Stewart
Newell Avenue Bobs Up Again
The streets committee advised keeping Newell Avenue sidewalks at their present elevation. Rigby and McCann opposed lowering the grade, citing need for retaining walls. Genkinger suggested dumping excavated earth to restore original condition. council favored the idea but deemed impractical. Raney mocked the appeal process as the committee voted to leave the matter as is.
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Newell’ Avenue
Rigby and McCann
Genkinger
Raney
Thes
Appointed to View West Falls Street Route
McCann, McKee, and Raney were named to the street committee of councils to determine the best course for opening West Falls street. They were chosen at last night’s street committee meeting and will decide the street’s route width and damages, obtaining data by conferring with property owners along the necessary path.
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McCann,McKee and
Raney
West Falls Street
Slavish People Hold 13th National Convention in Youngstown
The First Catholic Slovak Union of America will hold its 13th national convention in Youngstown from May 18 to 23. Nearly 1,000 delegates are expected with Rt. Rev. Joseph M. Koudelka auxiliary bishop slated to attend. A parade of delegates and Youngstown societies is planned Monday. The union lists 30,000 members.
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United States
Youngstown
First Catholic Slovak Union of America
Joseph M. Koudelka
Former Pastor Preaches Baccalaureate at Punxsutawney High
Rev Henry Madtes once led the First Baptist Church in this city preached the baccalaureate sermon last Sunday to Punxsutawney High School's graduating class. Now pastor of the First Baptist Church in Punxsutawney he heads a large congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Madtes
First Baptist Church
Punxsutawney
Madtes
Street Railway Changes Scrutinized After Brakes Removal
Councilman Rigby says the street railway company plans to remove all brakes from cars except hand brakes. The street committee will hear the grievance and the committee will examine the issue with the company.
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Rigby
Letter Carriers to Meet in September
The fall meeting of the Western Pennsylvania and Eastern Ohio Letter Carriers association, with New Castle carriers in attendance, will be held in Canton, Ohio, in September.
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Western Pennsylvania and
Eastern Ohio Letter Carriers Association
New Castle
Canton
Street Committee Approves Semi Monthly Payroll
The street committee of councils approved the semi monthly payroll totaling 771.40 last night, about 200 less than the prior half month. Councilmen gave their approval without hesitation.
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Street Committee of Councils
DeArmit Leases 700 Acres in Grove City for Coal Tests
T. B. DeArmit of Grove City has leased roughly 700 acres in the area to conduct thorough coal testing. The project aims to evaluate the region’s coal potential and assess extraction viability. Local officials and landowners await results and any ensuing development plans.
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T. B. DeArmit
Grove City
Ashland Avenue Project Tabled
Ashland avenue vacation from the B and O to the P and L E lines remains in limbo after a city street committee session. Attending were railroad and resident representatives with Genkinger urging fulfillment of the city railroad contract. proposals to leave crossings open or waive damages were discussed but rejected. The railroads pressed for contract adherence and city solicitor Gardner urged honoring the agreement, proposing city wide payment of damages. on Raney's motion the matter was tabled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland Avenue
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Pittsburg and Lake Erie
Genkinger
Petition for grading South Mercer Street and cement gutters
A petition was presented to the street committee to grade South Mercer Street and install cement gutters. A resident protested that the cement gutters were not wanted by a majority. The matter was held over for investigation.
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Mercer Street
Governor Gard It Alive After Moros Attack
A dispatch from the Bureau of Insular Affairs says Governor Allen Gard of Lane province P. L. was wounded in a Moros attack and had been erroneously reported dead yesterday. He is alive and improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bureau of Insular Affairs
Allen Gard
Lane Province
P. L
Moros
Auto crash injures riders Mary Wilkins and Louis Heller
An automobile carrying Mary Wilkins and Louis Heller of Youngstown skidded yesterday, ran over an embankment and flipped, but the men escaped serious injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Wilkins
Louis Heller
Youngstown
Jefferson County Lawyers Share 1,500 Residents Each
The Punxsutawney Spirit notes Jefferson county houses 49 lawyers, equating to one attorney per about 1,500 residents. The piece suggests some lawyers may face limited work unless litigation rises, compared with similar communities.
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Jefferson County
Jefferson
Eastbrook Visitorsand Church Party Draw Crowds
Pulaski R C Rayser reports Bert Beighley visited Eastbrook Friday. Rev and Mrs A B Smith were New Wilmington visitors Friday. W A Armstrong of Sharon and R B Brinton of New Castle were in town Friday. The M E church stewards hosted a birthday party Thursday evening with a successful social, a one hour musical program, and a dainty lunch served by the church’s young ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Beighley
Eastbrook
A. B. Smith
New Wilmington
Town
W. A. Armstrong
Sharon
R. 8. Brinton
New Castle
M. E. Church
Y W C A Vesper to Feature Rev Magill Sermon
Reverend Andrew J. Magill of Second United Presbyterian Church will speak at the YWCA vesper service Sunday at 4 pm in the assembly hall. Miss Erhardt presides, assisted by Mrs A M Leohner and Miss Cook, with special music. Services may continue through the month and a decision on summer continuation will be sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew J. Magill
Second United Presbyterian Church
Miss Erhardt
A. M. Leohner
Miss Cook
Duel among Paris critics ends with injury
Paris on May 15 reports musical critics Lalo and Vuillemino from two newspapers fought a sword duel over a column clash. Vuillemino was wounded in the clash and a controversy in their papers prompted the confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Lalo
Vuillemino
Brewers Sign Scale With United Brewery Workers
The Brewers of Youngstown have signed the scale of the United Brewery Workers. The agreement calls for a weekly wage of 17 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
United Brewery Workers
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