Hoye Leads Legion Scout Troop Training Night
Ed C Hoye commander of the American Legion led a weekly meeting at the Lincoln Garfield gymnasium instructing members in first aid signaling and forestry. He will serve as scoutmaster until a new leader is chosen. A next meeting is planned for September 14 due to Labor Day with twelve scouts and troop committee members in attendance. John Gettman of Zelicnopie was taken to his home.
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Ed. C. Hoye
American Legion
Legion
Lincoln-Garfield Gymnasium
Hoye
Mondey
Mr. Benson
Sowers
John Gettman
Zelicnopie
John P. Lockhart
Lawrence
Imickory Township
Westingster Col
Isos
Veo
Iris
Y M C A Pool To Close Saturday Night For Cleaning
Indoor pool at the Y M C A will be closed Saturday night for cleaning and painting walls and ceiling to prepare for fall opening. Shower baths remain available daily for members.
Wandering man found in woods near Harlansburg
A man was found wandering in the woods near Harlansburg on Sunday and brought to the county jail as a suspicious person. He was taken to his home by his father yesterday afternoon and is described as suffering from mental trouble.
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Harlansburg
Return From School in Center Hall Leaders and Grange Encampment
Residents of Lawrence county and others attended the rural leadership school in Center Hall under the extension department of State College with leadership from Professors Gordon and Bressler. The annual grange encampment featured speakers including L. J. Taber and Dewel, with Mrs. Louise Taylor Rodgers directing music and Mrs. Dora Stockman addressing sessions. Grange events across the area included plays at Big Beaver and Wesley granges, picnics at North Beaver and Big Beaver, and upcoming entertainments at Fairview, North Sewickley, Pomona, and Mahoning Valley granges.
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Lawrence County
Center County
Center Hall
Extension Department of State College
Gordon and
Bressler
L. J. Taber
Charles M. Gardner
Dewel
Glen
Barry A. Caton
John H
William McHattie
Wayne McHattie
Grange News
Willard Grange
Big Beaver Grange Hall
Ahoning Wesley Grange
North Sewickley Grange
Big Beaver Hall
Local Man Brindley Dies In Auto Crash Near Greensburg
Gabriel T Brindley 35 of Greensburg died when his car overturned on a road near Hunker Pa while en route from Uniontown to Pittsburgh He was superintendent of construction for Dawson Construction on the Uniontown High School project and reportedly drove at high speed before losing control Efforts to confirm his Greensburg residence were inconclusive Also council okayed small additions to two residences and Mme de Brown de Tiege elected Burgomaster of Wallet Belgium first woman in that post
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Greensburg
Gabriel T. Brindley
Dawson Construction Company
Uniontown High School
Hunker
Unionown
Pittsburgh
Brindley
Mme. de Brown de Tiege
Wallet
Dinant
Belgium
Mayor Seeks curb on jay walking in New Castle
In New Castle Mayor Dunlap and the police chief propose distributing "Jay Walk" cards to educate pedestrians. The cards urge people not to jay-walk and to observe signals, emphasizing danger to self and others and the need for traffic safety education.
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New Castle
Dunlap
Ciites
Erecting crosses along Ohio roads
Ohio is placing roadside crosses at sites of deadly crashes to warn motorists. One cross stands near Coltsville and another on the New Castle Youngstown road near Youngstown. The plan aims to curb careless driving and hazardous highway sections.
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Ohio
Coltsville
Youngstown
New Castle-Youngstown
Harry Day Returns From Vacation Trip
Harry Day, physical director of the M. G. A., resumes duties after a three week vacation with his wife and child. The Day family visited relatives in Plainfield, Ontario, then traveled to New York and Montreal. A water trip on Lake Champlain and Lake George capped the trip before Day maps fall and winter plans.
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Harry
Day
Association
Carents
Plainfield
New York
Montreal
Lake Chaplain
Lake George
Sheriff Seizes Conti Fire Works Property for Sale
Sheriff William Andrews seizes property of the Conti Fire Works Company, including an automobile and office furniture, to be sold on September 7 unless the claim is settled. Demase and Carmelo Lombardo's clothing store at Ellwood City is also seized with stock comprising a general line of men's wear.
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Andréwe
Conti Fire Works Company
Demase
Carmeclo Lombardo
Ellwood City
Shenango Valley Hospital Admissions And Accident Report
Admitted patients include Phoebe Burns, Joseph Safonski, Homer Drake, Alberta Miller, Zelie nope, Arthur Linz, Jack Welsh, J Wilkins. Discharged include Betty Jane Whieldon, Thomas Richards, Robert Shoatt, Homer Drake. Police report: car collision on Moravia Street involving Pennsylvania plate 692-166, driver H Waldman of 219 Mahoning Avenue. damages noted.
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Phoebe Burns
Pine Street
Joseph Safonski
Miller Avenue
Homer Drake
Richelieu Avenue
Alberta Miller
Zelienope
Arthur Linz
Sheridan Avenue
Jack Welsh
Slippery Rock
Warren
J. Wilkins
Boyles Avenue
Betty Jane Whieldon
Delaware Avenue
Thomas B. Richards
Highland Avenue
Robert Shoatt
East North Street
H. Waldman
Mahoning Avenue
Moravia Street
Prohibition Advocate Jack M Dunlop Seeks Office
Candidates promise to enforce all laws with focus on Prohibition. Dunlop showcases stance by being a total abstainer and outspoken advocate of the 18th Amendment. The piece emphasizes law observance and enforcement as core credentials.
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Jack M. Dunlop
Burgess Blames Politicians For Dynamiting Home
Wilkes Barre Pa Sept 1 Politician Burgess Hayden Swoyersville a school principal and a 193 term candidate blames rivals for dynamiting his home on the west side of town. The blast wrecked the rear of the house and no one was injured a high powered machine was seen leaving the scene shortly after. Police possess this sole clue as investigation continues.
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International News
Wilkes-Barre
Burgess P. J. Hayden
Swoyersville
Burgess Hayder
Burgess Hayden
Swayersvillea
Coolidge Opposes Federal Minimum Wage Increase
In Swampscott Massachusetts on September 1 President Coolidge voiced no support for raising the government employee minimum wage from 720 to 1500 annually. He said there is no justification for more than a 100 percent rise and noted generous increases have already been made where warranted.
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International News Service
Swampscott
Mass
Coolidge
Recipe For Spread Furnished Today
A praette recipe issued by the local farm bureau home economics worker promises hearty reception among housewives. Main ingredients include yellow tomatoes or gooseberries and pineapple. The method begins with one quart of tomatoes or gooseberries.
Pineapple Preserve and City Clock Removal Report
A mixed recipe notes pineapple canned with sugar and lemon rind to form a thick preserve. A councilman urged removing the city hall clock from the clerk's office, stating it is not melded, with the rental raised. clocks remain in tire and police departments.
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Legion Scout
Sea Island
Davis Shoe CO
Grange News of
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Mahoning Valley
Charles Chambers
Mary Chambers
Miller Avenas
David Kyle
North Beaver
Jennie Lusk
Milo Lusk
Big Beaver Grange
CAN Blild Additions Council
Board of Appeals
Blaine Norris
East Main Street
J. P. Allen
Pearson Street
Lynn
Jay
Harry Day
New York City
Wm. Andrews
Shenango Valley Hospital
Elect Dunlap Sheriff Advertising Committer
Ar Feral
Aarons
Peteinynnen
Boston
U.S. A
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Dans
Washington Street
Knit Union
Motton Crepes
Madras
Moris
Athiens Union Wae
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Bob
Citizens Lumber Co
White Street
Lockiart
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