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The Sewickley Valley's Home-News Weekly
Vol. 40. No. 34.
SEWICKLEY, PA., THURSDAY, AUGUST 12, 1943
WMJONDS
Booby Trap Detector
j In the snow, in the sand, on the
'beaches, on the roads, is the woods,
leverywhere the Axis soldiers hide
"booby traps," to slow the move-
|ment of oncoming fighting men of
Ithe United Nations. The detector
.'does the same work on land as the
'mine sweeper does at sea.
i Like buying War Bonds, the sol-
jdier operating the detectors will
Inever know just how much they
have aided in the success of their
.campaign, but he knows" his work is
■necessary and must be accomplished. If more Americans on tha
ihome front will come to realize this,
'the success of our War Bond campaigns will be assured.
, U. S. treasury Department
This is a family war. Put
|H your War Bond buying through
8I~* the payroll savings plan on a
family plan, which means figure it out yourself.
' *********************************s
Blanche McPherson Connelly
NOTARY PUBLIC
Sewickley Valley Trust .Company
9:00 to 4:00 Sewickley 330-331
Residence, Sewickley 1547
GUSKY S WALL PAPER
WE ARE NOW READY TO DO
YOUR PAPERHANGING
-46 Walnut St., corner Beaver
Phone Sewickley 366
DINK'S
BOULEVARD LUNCH
Bank and Chestnut Streets
SEWICKLEY 9702
Bessie Grogan, manager
Start Drinking
_ , LACKZOOM
ieel Better; — Look Younger
Live Longer
j-eer —. Tobacco — Magazines
Papers — Ice Cream
CALL SEWICKLEY 9702
( Buy Bonds — Buy Stamps ,
Zl££******************************
THE
SEWICKLEY
PHARMACY
352 BEAVER STREET
Phone — Sew. 1884
WAR GARDEN FESTIVAL
HARVEST FESTIVAL
Plans Ripening for Sewickley Valley
Lahor-Day 'Fair
The joint committee of the Y.M.O.A.
and Kiwanis which is making arrangements for the Sewickley Valley Harvest
Festival, to be held Labor Day afternoon and evening at the 'Y' met Tuesday evening at the call of the general
chairman, Alexander Davidson, and
shaped up a number of details. In addition to the garden-product exhibits,
there will be outdoor entertainment features in the afternoon, and an indoor
program in the evening, including an
auetion of many of tlie prize exhibits.
Crowning of tlie "Queen of the Festival" will be a feature; and several
names of contestants for this honor
were reported to the committee. It was
decided, however,, to leave the way open
for further nominations until next Monday, August 16th, and for the convenience of those desiring to make such
nominations, the blank good for a start
of 500 votes is reprinted in this eolumn.
It should be filled out and mailed to
the Herald office.
Names proposed at the committee
meeting were: Mrs. Sherman Erb (president of the Newcomers Club), Mrs.
Robert C. Wright; Miss Shirley Malone
(placed in nomination by tlie Board of
Trade); Miss Mary S. Maruca, Miss
Sue Clark, Miss Camille Macaluso, Miss
Jean Neely and Miss Mary Lois Lu-
zadre.
Under tlie chairmanship of Mrs. Edward Ellerton, with Mrs. Dallas S. Irvine co-chairman, more than lift}* women are arranging the concessions for
the sale of things to eat and things to
amuse. Mrs. Daniel E. Davis of Osborne
and Mrs. Norma G. Vincent of Edge-
worth are assisting in securing and
planning these features; chairmen of
the several booths so far arranged are:
Candy, Mrs. Stanley McPherson; iee
cream and soft drinks, Mrs. Reynolds
Ritchey, with Girl Scouts as aides;
baked goods, Mrs. J". W. Cameron; hot
dogs, Ralph 0. Wright j variety booth,
Mrs. John Nash and Mrs. George Mc-
Oracken; fruit ami vegetable stand,
Mrs. Albert Buckley. Pony rides will
be in ehargo of Miss Katherine Leathen
and Miss June Hogan; and Mrs. S. C.
Mahood wil preside over the fish pond
booth. All booths aro to bo elaborately
decorated.
The committee on flowers and arrangements o'f exhibits consists of Mrs.
James H. Childs, Jr., Mrs. W. W. Bureh,
Miss Mary I/ouiso Davison, and Thom__
Hosking. Mrs. John O. Hiteshew lias
charge of Canned Goods exhibits, and.
Mrs. Dale Park of Baked Goods displays.
Entry blanks, schedules and the' rules'
governing exhibits aro being mailed
to all Victory gardeners of tho Valley
this week. Additional blanks and bulle*
tins will bo available at a numoer of
Village stores and at the two Sewickley banks. The clerk in charge of filing'
entries is Ian Harris. All classes in
the schedule are open to the residents
of the Aralley and near*by communities;
all kinds of gardens will" be included,
and exhibits will be of vegetables, fruit
and flowers grown in that area; also
exhibits of canned and baked goods.
This Coupon Is Good Por BOO Votes For"
Queen Of The Sewickley Valley
Harvest Festival
Name _-.
Address — >.
Phono Number, if any __
Entry blanks for exhibits should be
sent to Ian Harris, Clerk of' the Show,
at the Y.M.O.A. building, 'Sewickley,
not later than September 2nd. Prizes
and awards will be ribbons, blue, red,
white, yellow and purple, awarded by
competent judges; sweepstake prizes
will be awarded the most successful
exhibitors in vegetables and flowers.
FDR dapd,:
Payroll savings 13
our greatest single
factor in protecting
ourselves against inflation.
■*«
Diamonds
Watches Jewelry
Gifts
Harriet Cole Thomas
JEWELER
432 Beaver Street Sewickley 1898
Make this your headquarters for gifts of quality.
i. i
GIANT EAGLE
SUPER MARKET
419 Beaver Road, Sewickley
SPAM - MOR
TREET
PREM
36c
can
Southern Lady
SALAD
DRESSING
16c
pt.
KEKO
OLEO
23c
lb.
KELLOGG'S
PEP
9c
box
"MUELLER'S
MACARONI
9c
box
SAFETY
MATCHES
10c
doz.
BEL MONTE *
FIGS
g5^31c
SNIDER'S
CUT BEETS
glass 1 1 «
jar lit
HEINZ
BAKED BEANS
13c
DURKEE'S
BLACK PEPPER
can gf.
Chase & Sanborn
COFFEE
lb.
30c
Van Houten's
COCOA
lb.
65c
United — OK
MILK
3cans 27c
Crubro
GRAPE JAM
2-lb.
jar
32c
Fruit & Vegetable Specials
LARGE JUICY
Lemons doM 49c
ARM & HAMMER
BAKING SODA
At\ box
HOME GROWN
Tomatoes 2 te 25c
Hire's Extract
ROOT BEER
24c
bottle
WASHBURN'S
BARLEY
9c
box
Diamond Shaker
SALT
7c
box
FANCY JUMBO
Cantaloupes 29c
35c
RED OR WHITE MALAGAS
Grapes
lb.
Watermelons 79c
POSTUM
CEREAL
21c
hox
CONTINENTAL
SOUP MIX
"boxes
27c
Aunt Jemima's
PANCAKE
FLOUR
lie
hox
WELCH'S
GRAPE JUICE
44c
quart
SUGAR
10 ™ 64c
CERTO
24c
hot.
MASON JARS
^s. 09c
doz.
SURE JELL
12c
hox
MASON LIDS
23c
doz.
i
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| Title | Sewickley Herald |
| Subject | Sewickley (Pa.)--Newspapers |
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| Date | 08-12-1943 |
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| Title | 1943-08-12.Page01 |
| Date | 08-12-1943 |
| Contact | For information on source and images, contact the Sewickley Public Library, Attn: Reference Department, 500 Thorn St. Sewickley PA 15143. Phone: 412-741-6920. Email: sewickley@einetwork.net |
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| Full Text | The era Id "Tn The Sewickley Valley's Home-News Weekly Vol. 40. No. 34. SEWICKLEY, PA., THURSDAY, AUGUST 12, 1943 WMJONDS Booby Trap Detector j In the snow, in the sand, on the 'beaches, on the roads, is the woods, leverywhere the Axis soldiers hide "booby traps," to slow the move- |ment of oncoming fighting men of Ithe United Nations. The detector .'does the same work on land as the 'mine sweeper does at sea. i Like buying War Bonds, the sol- jdier operating the detectors will Inever know just how much they have aided in the success of their .campaign, but he knows" his work is ■necessary and must be accomplished. If more Americans on tha ihome front will come to realize this, 'the success of our War Bond campaigns will be assured. , U. S. treasury Department This is a family war. Put |H your War Bond buying through 8I~* the payroll savings plan on a family plan, which means figure it out yourself. ' *********************************s Blanche McPherson Connelly NOTARY PUBLIC Sewickley Valley Trust .Company 9:00 to 4:00 Sewickley 330-331 Residence, Sewickley 1547 GUSKY S WALL PAPER WE ARE NOW READY TO DO YOUR PAPERHANGING -46 Walnut St., corner Beaver Phone Sewickley 366 DINK'S BOULEVARD LUNCH Bank and Chestnut Streets SEWICKLEY 9702 Bessie Grogan, manager Start Drinking _ , LACKZOOM ieel Better; — Look Younger Live Longer j-eer —. Tobacco — Magazines Papers — Ice Cream CALL SEWICKLEY 9702 ( Buy Bonds — Buy Stamps , Zl££****************************** THE SEWICKLEY PHARMACY 352 BEAVER STREET Phone — Sew. 1884 WAR GARDEN FESTIVAL HARVEST FESTIVAL Plans Ripening for Sewickley Valley Lahor-Day 'Fair The joint committee of the Y.M.O.A. and Kiwanis which is making arrangements for the Sewickley Valley Harvest Festival, to be held Labor Day afternoon and evening at the 'Y' met Tuesday evening at the call of the general chairman, Alexander Davidson, and shaped up a number of details. In addition to the garden-product exhibits, there will be outdoor entertainment features in the afternoon, and an indoor program in the evening, including an auetion of many of tlie prize exhibits. Crowning of tlie "Queen of the Festival" will be a feature; and several names of contestants for this honor were reported to the committee. It was decided, however,, to leave the way open for further nominations until next Monday, August 16th, and for the convenience of those desiring to make such nominations, the blank good for a start of 500 votes is reprinted in this eolumn. It should be filled out and mailed to the Herald office. Names proposed at the committee meeting were: Mrs. Sherman Erb (president of the Newcomers Club), Mrs. Robert C. Wright; Miss Shirley Malone (placed in nomination by tlie Board of Trade); Miss Mary S. Maruca, Miss Sue Clark, Miss Camille Macaluso, Miss Jean Neely and Miss Mary Lois Lu- zadre. Under tlie chairmanship of Mrs. Edward Ellerton, with Mrs. Dallas S. Irvine co-chairman, more than lift}* women are arranging the concessions for the sale of things to eat and things to amuse. Mrs. Daniel E. Davis of Osborne and Mrs. Norma G. Vincent of Edge- worth are assisting in securing and planning these features; chairmen of the several booths so far arranged are: Candy, Mrs. Stanley McPherson; iee cream and soft drinks, Mrs. Reynolds Ritchey, with Girl Scouts as aides; baked goods, Mrs. J". W. Cameron; hot dogs, Ralph 0. Wright j variety booth, Mrs. John Nash and Mrs. George Mc- Oracken; fruit ami vegetable stand, Mrs. Albert Buckley. Pony rides will be in ehargo of Miss Katherine Leathen and Miss June Hogan; and Mrs. S. C. Mahood wil preside over the fish pond booth. All booths aro to bo elaborately decorated. The committee on flowers and arrangements o'f exhibits consists of Mrs. James H. Childs, Jr., Mrs. W. W. Bureh, Miss Mary I/ouiso Davison, and Thom__ Hosking. Mrs. John O. Hiteshew lias charge of Canned Goods exhibits, and. Mrs. Dale Park of Baked Goods displays. Entry blanks, schedules and the' rules' governing exhibits aro being mailed to all Victory gardeners of tho Valley this week. Additional blanks and bulle* tins will bo available at a numoer of Village stores and at the two Sewickley banks. The clerk in charge of filing' entries is Ian Harris. All classes in the schedule are open to the residents of the Aralley and near*by communities; all kinds of gardens will" be included, and exhibits will be of vegetables, fruit and flowers grown in that area; also exhibits of canned and baked goods. This Coupon Is Good Por BOO Votes For" Queen Of The Sewickley Valley Harvest Festival Name _-. Address — >. Phono Number, if any __ Entry blanks for exhibits should be sent to Ian Harris, Clerk of' the Show, at the Y.M.O.A. building, 'Sewickley, not later than September 2nd. Prizes and awards will be ribbons, blue, red, white, yellow and purple, awarded by competent judges; sweepstake prizes will be awarded the most successful exhibitors in vegetables and flowers. FDR dapd,: Payroll savings 13 our greatest single factor in protecting ourselves against inflation. ■*« Diamonds Watches Jewelry Gifts Harriet Cole Thomas JEWELER 432 Beaver Street Sewickley 1898 Make this your headquarters for gifts of quality. i. i GIANT EAGLE SUPER MARKET 419 Beaver Road, Sewickley SPAM - MOR TREET PREM 36c can Southern Lady SALAD DRESSING 16c pt. KEKO OLEO 23c lb. KELLOGG'S PEP 9c box "MUELLER'S MACARONI 9c box SAFETY MATCHES 10c doz. BEL MONTE * FIGS g5^31c SNIDER'S CUT BEETS glass 1 1 « jar lit HEINZ BAKED BEANS 13c DURKEE'S BLACK PEPPER can gf. Chase & Sanborn COFFEE lb. 30c Van Houten's COCOA lb. 65c United — OK MILK 3cans 27c Crubro GRAPE JAM 2-lb. jar 32c Fruit & Vegetable Specials LARGE JUICY Lemons doM 49c ARM & HAMMER BAKING SODA At\ box HOME GROWN Tomatoes 2 te 25c Hire's Extract ROOT BEER 24c bottle WASHBURN'S BARLEY 9c box Diamond Shaker SALT 7c box FANCY JUMBO Cantaloupes 29c 35c RED OR WHITE MALAGAS Grapes lb. Watermelons 79c POSTUM CEREAL 21c hox CONTINENTAL SOUP MIX "boxes 27c Aunt Jemima's PANCAKE FLOUR lie hox WELCH'S GRAPE JUICE 44c quart SUGAR 10 ™ 64c CERTO 24c hot. MASON JARS ^s. 09c doz. SURE JELL 12c hox MASON LIDS 23c doz. i W |
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