The Daily Notes from Canonsburg, Pennsylvania • Page 5

THE CANONSBURG, DAILY NOTE? PACK five FRIDAY, JULY 14, 1933 REGIONAL WCTC HOLDS ELECTION. OF OFFICERS DOCTORS CAST IN FIENDISH PLOT Rural Church Notes Gave Self $108,000 BEET RAISERS MAY BENEFIT BY DEVICE In the program of activities for the church the coming week will be the annual Sunday school and church picnic which will he held at the Washington park on Monday Porter of Washington, vice president, and the following other officers: Corresponding secretary, Mrs. Harry Ling, Johnstown; recording secretary. Mrs. J.

Jj Walk 1 i RIDGEVIEW, July 14. O) Mrs. Isaiah Oilman of Union-town was elected president of the regional conference of the Women's Christian Temperance Union meeting here late yesterday. The delegates chose Mrs. Emma 0 Colony Grill The coolest and cleanest place in town to eat.

16 W. PIKE ST. ON AUTOS AND FURNITURE QUICK SERVICE SMALL MONTHLY PAYMENTS COME IN-WRITE-OR 'PHONE LOANS MADE IN ALL NEARBY TOWNS JIM PERSONAL FINANCE COMPANY "Washington Trust Bldg. Third Floor EE? 5 S. Main Washington Ed LOANS "Finding the Lost Book" is the sermon theme announced by the Rev.

Lee E. of- tbe Hill Presbyterian for Sunday-morning, Jul 16, at 11 o'clock. Bible sehooj services convene at 10 a. with Allen Conklin, assistant superintendent, in charge. Dorothy Cochran will lead the Junior Christian Endeavor hour at 7 p.

with the discussion centering on church government. At the same hour Miss Virginia Mollen-auer will conduct the Senior Christian Endeavor service. At the Mt. Prospect United Presbyterian church of which the Rev. Cuyler N.

Ferguson is pastor, IBible school will meet at 10 followed by morning worship at 11 o'clock. The pastor's theme will be, "The Elder Brother," No young people's meeting will be held but the society will be guests of the Fairview Presbyterian Christian Endeavor society when they will be addressed by the Rev. Alfred E. Fletcher, E. chaplain of the Western Penitentiary.

Tbe meeting, will be held at o'clock, standard time. On Tuesday, July 18th, the Women's Missionary Society and the Emily Afissirmarv f'iiclo will be joint hostesses at a 'silver' tea in me cnurcn. a special program will be presented and all women of the neighboring churches are invited to attend. The Rev. R.

B. Wilson of the Center Presbyterian church announces services for Sunday as follows: Bible school 9:30 a. morning worship at 10:150, sermon subject, "What is Thy Line?" "Problems of Friendship1' will be the theme for discussion by the Christian Endeavor society at its meeting at 7:30 p. m. Arthur Hickman will lead the meeting.

WITH AMCffiCAN AMCAICAN A KNOWN Dr. Hedberg A disgruntled patient with a fiendish desire for vengeance is believed by police of St. Paul, to have engineered the mysterious plot in which a chiropractor and a prominent physician narrowly escaped death. After gang had kidnaped both the chiropractor, Dr. W.

Hed-berg, left, and Dr. E. G. Engberg, the Wolverines forfeited to the Speakman Blue Caps. According to the manager of the Caps the entire lineup was present but their opponents failed to appear.

The Rev. AV. II. McPeak, D. who has been visiting with his mother, MrsT AVilliam McPeak of Pike street, and attending the As sembly in Pittsburgh, left for his home in Los Angeles, this morning.

Mrs. Adam AVassall of Regent street and her sister, Mrs. Charles Wingett of Washington returned home this morning after a two weeks visit with relatives in Philadelphia. Mr. and W.

S. Welch and son, Billy of Main street left this morning to visit relatives and friends in Xew York and Connecticut. Miss Laura Phillipps of McKees Rocks is spending a few days with her sister Mrs. Samuel Pritchard of Western avenue. Mrs.

F. R. McConnell of Glendale, and Airs. AV. Fife and son, Frank of Oakdale visited today with Mrs.

Guy K. Cannon of street. Betty McKean of AVestern avenue is visiting her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. George Hepler of ATa.

Airs. Lewn Nicholas of Evans City is visiting her brother and wife, Mri'and Mrs. R. E. Plunkett of Western avenue and other rela- fives in this vicinity: Rev.

Roy AVoodburn of CI ays REAVER DAM, Wis. O) A harvesting machine which may revolutionize the methods of sugar beet is to be manufactured here soon. Ordinarily, the hand labor attendant upon harvesting a field of sugar beets is so great that growers either limit their acreage or import large families of foreigners from the cities and from Mexico to do the work. The machine, invented by George Pierson, Chaska, is designed to lift the beets from the ground, knock the loose dirt from it, and remove the Jcafy tops. NO CARPENTER AT AMBRIDGE SCHOOLS FOR PAST 3 YEARS AMBRIDGE, Pa July 14.

O) It has been three years since it. was necessary to call in a carpenter for repair work at Ambridge public school buildings. All repair work is handled by students in the high school vocational training department. School Superintendent J. K.

Miller said. In aihlil inn tn f-uriinntrv ritiiiir work, students repair and make necessary alterations in the school's electric system, machinery and other equipment. Hundreds of dollars are saved annually by work of the students, it was estimated. Only for the most, complicated repair work is it necessary to hire "outside" workers. One example of work of the students was erection of a steel flag pcle.

Using pipe donated by the Central Tube Company, machine shop students cut the pipe to the right lengths, jointed it and erected it. The steel hall, capping the pole, was made in tbe school shop. Loves Negro Doctor Margaret Fay Detmond Saying that she loved Dr. Eugene C. Nelson, negro physician, and that she would seek to have her marital tics annulled, Mrs.

Margaret Fay Desmond posed for this picture at the residence of Dr. Nelson, in Los Angtles. "I tried to love my husband, but just couldn't," Mrs. Desmond declared. She added, loved Dr.

Nelson so much that I didn't tell him I was married because I was afraid of losing him." Mrs. Desmond's husband, Leo Desmond, is suing the physiciae for alienation of af-. fections. Ml lit rs I er, Rennerdale, and treasurer, Frank White, Rockwood. Mrs.

Now Is The Time! Get those old broken-down teeth, roots and snags out now. This is the best time of the year. Don't go through another winter suffering. Smile and laugh with ease. Enjoy your food with a Perfection Plate Special $35 Value 11 6.5 Prices are going up why pay more? Get yours now'.

Don't wait. Bridgework $5 Per Tooth Teeth Cleaned 75c Fillings ...1. $1.00 up (oven KRBy's snoe srone) 51 W. PIKC ST. P90N CANONSBURG 505 fc'tr -MOWS 2.0- PHONE 346-J US i afternoon and evening.

Sunshine lass Picnic Members of the Sunshine class of the Houston U. P. church and their families will hold their annual picnic Tuesday afternoon and even- I ivg. July 23, at Wil'tow Beach park. The dinner committee is, Mrs.

John I Plunkett, Mrs. T. 13. Donaldson, Mrs. Clarence Pax ton, Mrs.

Stanley McKean, Mrs. Guy K. Cannon and Mrs. Edgar Fennimore. Miss Nelle Speakman and Mrs.

R. E. Plunkett have charge of the entertainment. All members are asked to ibring I well liHen baskets ana a picnic Isnnuer will bo served in the grove at 7 o'clock. Tuxedo Harbors Defeat lVeslIam! The Tuxedo Barbers traveled to "Wcsihind la -1 night and defeated the Westland Colored Nine, 24-'.

The for the Rarbers were Korba, Molley and Snortz while for the Miners were Ike and Scott. Plarte for Houston connected for 'a home run. Y. P. C.

I. Social i About thirty members of the Young Peoples Christen Union Society of the Houston T' P. church ai tended the business meeting and i social held last evening in the church dining room. The business meeting was iu charge of the president, Harry Jones at which time arrangements and dates were planned for the following summer social affairs: Swimming party, July 25; corn roast, August treasure hunt, August 22; banquet, September 7. A social hour followed during which all participated in games.

Later a delicious lunch was served by the committee in charge. StTUtDAY SPECIALS Marachino Cherries -lc Jar Rings. 2 dozen Ac Wax Paper rolls, 2 for 15c Chlorox 15c Graham Crackers, 1 lb pkf. 17c Tuna Fish 17c Pineapple, large cans Lily of Valley Coffee, lb 33c 10c pkg. Tea FREE.

Ambrosia Chocolate, half lb. 15c FRUITS AXD VEGETABLES. PEACOCK Phone 243 We Give Treasure Ship Coupons JIOISTON PERSONALS For failure to show up at the Houston ball park tin; morning jt. S5c -2 for I5c 15c Ill 23c III SOc II ii III 19c. Ill 20C III J.

Arthur House J. Arthur House, who was president of the Guardian Trust of Cleveland, which failed owing depositors more than received a salary of $90,000 in 1930, and in addition voted himself a bonus of $15,000 plus a Christmas gift of 3,750 a total of $108,750. Six officers of the bank, including House, received in salaries, bonuses and Christmas presents between 192S and 1933, although the bank was borrowing from the R. F. C.

to save itself. All this has been brought out in testimony before an Ohio senate investigating committee in Cleveland. Accountants testified also that the bank "window-dressed1' a statement, for the public, by listing $7,000,000 in outstanding checks qs deposits. Houston Acthities at 1'. V.

Church The rite of bap'ism will ibe administered to children ai the morning service in the Houston United Presbyterian -church the coming Sabbath. For the sermon Ilev. W. F. Harkey, pastor, has chosen the "The Worth of Prayer." At the evening service lite subject will be, "The True llread of Life." 35c hut ex I ll I 11 l'c I iiebiioj If rfic Stanley Hurdnater UN Collates Houquct fa 'ilr If Cle Liiaueiiline fl lite Colirates Biir Hath Hie Heating (large enrni (I to a box) 25c Laco tactile 1 FOR IB fun i ii iiimiii milium mnwi ninii 50c Vaseline Hair Tonic 25c Listerine Shae 35c Sijuiblis Shave 50c Miiiox Shave 50c Shaie Brushes toi ii otic AViMMlldirj Shave I 35c J'iilmolive Shave II 35e Colgates Shave- 1 DEEP Dr.

Engberg they tried to torture the physician into operating criminally on the chiropractor. When the physician refused, he was drugged and left in the path of a train. The intended victim of the mutilation was shot and beaten. Both doctors are recovering, the physician escaping death when the train tossed his auto into a ditch. ville will preach Sabbath moriiin: in the Cross Roads U.

P. church. 3I1DLAMI FOSOSALS Mr. and Mrs. B.

C. Day, James and Gladyce E. Crawford spent. Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. Harriett Crawford of Burgettstown.

4 Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schultz and family of Hendersonvllle visited Thursday with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Burkhart.

Mrs. Jack Meredith of Gaston-ville visited Thursday with her brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Emil Cregue. Miss Harriett, Day spent Thursday evening with Miss Ethel May Buxton of Washington.

Ralph Lutz, of McDonald is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Day.

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Kllis Wave Set 50c Katons Linen Set -5c Kleenex FOR FOR THE I FOR Veal Roast Or hops ENGLISH CUTS BACHT ClhincEsGirac Home (iron ii Green Beans 10c lb. Royal Gelatin 2 for 15c Sandwich Relish Half Pt. Jar 18c Root Beer Extract Bottle 10c Bulk Vinegar Gallon 25c Bulk Peanut Butter Lb 12c Sauer Kraut 3 for 25c P. G. Soap 10 for i 29c Wax Paper Cut Rite Roll 9c Pure Lard 3 lbs.

23c Rosita Brand COFFEE 2 lbs. 27c Dairy Lea Milk 1 for 25c Campbell's Beans 4 for 19c Silkee Suds SOAP FLAKES 2 for 39c 1 Bath Towel Free Sani Flush Can 21c 2 pkgs. Melo Free BABY I I BABY Sugar Cured Hams, Black Hawk or Honey Brand .5. lb. 17c (whole oc shank half) Cured Ham, per slice 15c (Stocsepy SpecnallG Bisquick pkg.

31c Fig Bars 2 lbs. 25c Camay Soap 4 for 19c Chase Sanborn's Dated Coffee lb. 29c Grape Nuts pkg. 17c Vanilla 3 oz. bot.

5c Catsup, 8 oz, bottle 4 for 25c Corn, Country Gentleman 3 No. 2 cans 25c Pomco Grapefruit No. 2 can 2 for 29c ft II fl.L'5 Parke. Davis Cod I.Ivor Oil S5c Oextro Maltose jjje fi5c Drjeo sc 25c and Haby I'nlc 15c 10c U. T.

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