The Daily Notes from Canonsburg, Pennsylvania • Page 6

PAGE SIX THE CANONSBURG. DAILY NOTES THURSDAY, JULY 19, 1934 beautiful lawn of the home where L. S. Sprowls of Pike street and attended the Houston M. E.

church picnic at Willow Beach Park. Bobby Richards from near Arden is visiting Paul Gray of Reed CANONSBURG YOUTH RATED AS MODERN EDITION BING CROSBY Houston the hostess served delicious refreshments. Twenty-five ladies were present. Hickory HICKORYSCHOOL ROOMS RECEIVING Use Daily Notes Want-Ads Perry Como Meets With Success With Big Park Orchestra Hickory Personals Workmen ar eat work today preparatory to oiling the Sproul road between Hickory and the White Filling Station. This section of Route 28 is one of the oldest pieces of improved road in the county, having been built in 1905.

John Cook of Rea, who Is a pa Threat to Macaroni Industry CLEVELAND (D.P) The Cleveland macaroni industry is threatened with ruin unless the NRA stops the inflow of cut price macaroni from other states, statements by manufacturers themselves said at NRA headquarters here. 31. E. I'hiirih IMonfc. A large attendance of members were present yesterday afternoon and evening at the annual picnic of the Houston M.

E. church held at Willow Beach Park. The afternoon was spent- in swimming and the evening in running and swimming races. At 6 o'clock a bountiful picnic supper served in the grove to 200 persons. Rev.

F. L. Teeta and Lee Toland had charge of the tient in the Bellefonte hospital fol 1 fy-i V'7 lowing an appendicitis operation, showed slight improvement on Tuesday. The young man was cri tically ill the latter part of the week. Glenn Powleson, son of Mr.

and Plus Ultra Class Picnie Members of the Plus Ultra class nf the Houston U. P. church held Mrs. Ralph Powelson underwent a I their annual picni'c yesterday af-i ternoon and evening at the home of their teacher Mrs. W.

F. Harkey. A A young Canonsburg boy threatens to snatch the crown from Ring Crosby's head. Perry Como, 21 year old son of Mr. and Mrs.

Pietro Como of 530 Franklin street is said to have one of the grandest baritone voices in the country. He is said, moreover, by competent critics, to be rivalled only by Bing Crosby. Como; who is a member of Freddie Carlone's Orchestra, is now singing at Kennywood Park. This is his first engagement in this locality. He has been before the public for two' years and Carlone's booking at Kennywood has been his first opportunity to demonstrate his rich mellow voice anywhere east of Minneapolis.

His previous successes have been throughout Texas in Houston, Dallas and Fort Worth, chiefly. Also in Shreveport, Minneapolis and Springfield, 111. Critics are high in their praise of his tones. But he never took a vocal lesson in his life, he tells. "I came by it naturally," he tells with his broad grin.

"I always sang. When I was little I just sang and sang. When there was something I had to get out of my system I just got up and shouted it out, like this," he stood up and threw his chest forward. His expansion looked a couple of inches bigger good crowd was present and at 6:30 o'clock a very delightful picnic supper was served on the lawn. The dinner committee was, Mrs.

W. F. Harkey, Mrs. V. I).

Peacock and Mrs. Charles Mcllvaine. The evening was spent in conversation. tonsil operation at the Washington hospital on Tuesday. Dr.

J. V. Mc-Kennan performed the operation. Miss Mildred Pollock underwent a similar operation last week, with Dr. C.

J. McCullough the surgeon. Mrs. Jane Lawrence of Freeport, 0., is visiting her brother, Samuel A. Harbison.

Milton Malone was called to Bur-gettstown on Wednesday owing to the serious illness of his father, Carson Malone. R.E. Smiley, stock dealer in this community, passed through the village Wednesday with a load of lambs for the Pittsburgh market. Mr. and Mrs.

C. M. Rea of Rea were callers in Hickory on Wednesday. S. O.

Scott, local painter, has completed painting the J. W. Carlisle house and garage. PERRY COMO Bridge Parly. Mrs.

Andrew Brown of Third street entertained last evening at tho Arrowhead Tea Room. Two tables of bridge were ill play. Refreshments were served. Formal Opening Of Sue Cowan Studio 22 West Pike Street Canonsburg, Pa. FRIDAY, JULY 20th 1 to 5 P.

M. 7 to 10 P. M. I invite the public to inspect a new and modern studio fully equipped to take care of Studio Portraits, House Portraits, Kodak Finishing, Enlargement, Copying, Oil Painting, Commercial Photography and Framing. No pictures taken on day of opening.

SUE COWAN Ground Floor Entrance' and Parking Rear of Phillip's Inn Phone 191 World's Fair in Chicago. Ann Sterle, Margaret La Hor-nar, Mildred Batista, Elizabeth Kress, Justine Chesnic, Mathilda Tomsic, hiked to First Island where they held a swimming party yesterday afternoon. HICKORY, July 19. In preparation for the coming school terra, workmen started to paint the class rooms on the second floor of the Hickory Vocational school Monday. The Pittsburgh Paint Glass Company is furnishing the material and local workmen are doing the work.

The contract has also been let for the painting of the outside wood work of the building when the interior work is completed. It is understood that the Southview school building will be painted prior to the opening of the fall term. Missionary Society Meets Echoes from the national convention of the Women's General Missionary Society held of recent date at Steuben were heard at the July meeting of the Women's Missionary society of the Hickory P. church held at the home of Mr. ahd Mrs.

Edd McBride, McDonald R. D. 4. Mrs. S.

H. Acheson was the program leader and Miss Mary McCar-reli, Miss Orella Acheson and Miss Bertha Caldwell, delegates to the convention, gave interesting reports. Routine business was transacted during the business session. The social hour was spent on the WnHhiiigton County Xorth Strabane School Diiitrlet AUDITOR'S REPORT For School Year Kndins July 2, 1934. TAXATION Assessed valuation of taxable poperty, 9.

Number assessed with per capita tax 1.759. Number of mills levied. 8. Kate of per capita tax, $.1.00. Amount of School Tax Total amount of tax Her 5,277.00 Property 30.SS6.24 $36,133.24 Exonerations Per Capita 3,690.00 Kntereil as liens or returned, Property 2.835.79 Net amount of 1933 tax collected 29,419.43 Receipt Balance on hand July 1934.....

1.226.74 Bond sales 8,000.00 Taxes $29,229.21 Delinquent 5,533.77 State Appropriation 10,041.67 Tuition non-resident pupils S.60 All other sources 3,171.61 TOTAL Current Kxienne General Control (A) Secretary 240.00 Attorney 100.00 iiorsyo.v personals Born, to Mr. and Mrs. James Simpson of Bridgeville, Sunday, July 8, 1934, a son. Mr. and Mrs.

Simpson were former Houston residents. Mr. and Mrs. Clair Cowden of McDonald R. D.

4 moved this week to the Lawrence Cowden farm near COMMISSION Kit OPPOSES -EXCESSIVE" LAWYER FEE than Jack Dempsey's. Como was set for an audition with Paul Whiteman when Freddie Carlone heard about him. Carlone engaged him at once and Como, when he heard Carlone's brand of music, signed up, despite the Whiteman audition. Westland. Mrs.

C. Fife of Oakdale was admitted to the Presbyterian hospital, Pittsburgh, last Thursday where she underwent an operation Saturday morning. She is improv PITTSBURGH, July 19. O) County Commissioner W. D.

Mansfield, chairman of the Allegheny County Retirement Board, today asked Judge Samuel H. Gardner to throw out the request of Attorney A. Wr. Powell for a fee of $12,500 ing nicely. Mrs.

Fife is an aunt of Mrs. Guy Cannon of Third street. Mrs. Viola Goldsboro and son of Steuhenville, are visiting relatives in town. Mrs.

E. L. Franklin of Chartiers township who hasv been visiting for several days with her sister Mrs. Lloyd D. Conner of Uniontown returned home this afternoon.

Mildred and Mabel Herron of Gretna visited yesterday with Mrs. to $17,500 from the Retirement Board. Attorney Powell, afler successfully defending the legality of the county pension fund before the state supreme court, testified that a fee below $12,000 "would hardly be adequate." The Retirement Board felt that $1,000 and expenses would be a fair fee. Strabane Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Campbell and daughters Irene, Lorraine and Lucille and son Frederick, accompanied by their daughter Mrs. Glen Earnest of Washington, and Chauncy Campbell of McMurray visited yesterday at the former's parents' home, Mr. and Mrs. William B. Campbell of Latimer avenue.

Albina Zupan of Cleveland, is visiting with her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Chesnic of Latimer avenue. A special meeting of the I. S.

P. Z. Lodge No. 235 will be held this evening at 7 o'clock at the S. N.

P. J. Hall on Latimer avenue. All members are urged to be present as important matters will be discussed. Mrs.

Earl Thompson and family of Passaic, N. is visiting at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Polinsky of Wylie avenue. Mrs.

P. Fauncella and family of Latimer avenue were called to the bedside of her mother, who is ill in Youngstown, O. The Hinton's Mushball team defeated Westland team. In a score of 5-3 on Strabane grounds Tuesday evening. Valeria Carter of Cecil is visiting with Miss Nancy Morton of Latimer avenue.

Miss Agnes Lugensky of Detroit visited Tuesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Lugensky of Wylie avenue. Mrs. Jacob Chesnic, son Jack and daughters Virginia and Louise of Latimer avenue spent several days visiting with her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Jack Smerdale of Cleveland, O. Mr.i and Mrs. Edward Motznik of Pittsburgh called on her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Krulce of Latimer avenue on Monday. Martha Sedlock of Niles, is visiting with relatives in this vicinity. Mike Zubanko of Selwyn street and John Stanweszeski of "Wylie avenue left yesterday for the 550 Pennies Bought License KNOXVILLE, Tcnn. O) When William O. Smythe went to purchase a license to narry Ella Pearl Carter, he tendered Mrs.

Jamie Haynes, Deputy County Clerk, a sack containing 550 pennies, retaining an additional 200 to start housekeeping. That's our Stfery and we're We Want Used Cars CASH OR TRADE Tax collectors 518.90 Auditors Try me Classlned Column for quick result Bring in your Used Car. Remember "You can deal with us." Your Opportunity is NOW! MMMm lW Where f-O Users Report 43 is Too Modest ASK THESE G-3 USERS WHAT THEY THINK! Our Service Department is at Your Service Day and Night We Never Close. do YOU go from here? OOmplusory edu- census 45.00 Other expenses 151.46 TOTAL 1,073.36 Instruction (B) Elementnry Salaries of supervisors 1,905.00 Salaries of teachers 17,551.94 Textbooks 1,043.06 Supplies used in instruction 451.44 Attendlnd Teachers Institute 109.AO Tuition to other districts 9,209.71 Other expenses 11.53 TOTAL, Item (B) Auxiliary ABenclen (C) Elementary Transportation of pupils 1,200.00 TOTAL Item (C) 1,200.00 Operation (D) Elementary "Wages of janitors Fuel 331.52 Water, light and power 329.56 Janitors' supplies 26.73 Other expenses 162.79 TOTAL Item (D) 1,376.23 Maintenance (E) Repair of buildings 145.50 t'pkeep of grounds 106.90 Repairs and replacements of equipment Of heat, light plbg 157.48 Of apparatus 32.14 Other expenses 271.08 TOTAL Item (E) 713.10 Fixed Charge (K) State Retirement Board Elementary 648.06 Insurance 80.51 Other expenses 4.00 TOTAL Item (F) 732.57 DEBT SERVICE AXD CAPITAL OITLAV Debt Service Redemption of short term term loans $17,400.00 Payments of interest on bonds 1,150.00 Payment of interest on short term loans 365.42 TOTAL Item (O) $18,915.42 ro not Include money borrowed and paid back the same year. nplta! Outlay (II) Added equipment for old buildings Heat, light and plbg 487.25 Furniture 33.75 Other 16.80 TOTAL Item (II) 537.80 Summary Anita.

Total Total receipts $57,213.60 (Items A-F) Total payments (Items Q-H) 19,453.22 Total 54,830.76 Balance on hand (school year 1933-1934) 2,382.84 SlNKlXd FUND REPORT Annetu School sites, building and equipment $90,000.00 Balance In treasury 2,382.84 TOTAL $92,382.81 Mnbllltlea Bonded Indebtednes $23,000.00 Short term loans 7,500.00 Accounts payable 5,900.00 TOTAL $36,400.00 We hereby certify that we have examined the above accounts and find them correct, and that the securities of the officers of the board are In accordance with law. J. CLARK Me NARY, J. II. KBNAMOND, MRS.

JOHN E. TAYLOR, Sec. i Auditors. July 2, 1934. Uncollected tax! for 1933 $188.03.

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