Husbands on Approval at Classplay Wins Praise
The school’s production of Husbands on Approval impressed audiences with a lively, creditable performance from ten cast members led by Nancy Glover. The comedy follows a twenty one year old heroine as she tests love with a lineup of suitors, while the family watches the playful chaos unfold around a breakfast table and a mounting tangle of affections.
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Igailsemorous Younh
J Ledstows
Kathryn Kawes
Wale Chaglin
Richard Hugperald
Doko ‘Graham
Jack Fulford
Willard Chas
Richard
Impressario Case
Emier
Nancy Glover
Kathryn Bowes
Robert Devon
Robert
Han Seaver
Wal
Graham
Maynard Rowe
Willard Chase
Dick Fitzgerald
Dale Chaplin
Railore
Padeshibille
Nancy
Nance
Colonel Rowe
Philippines
Vin Srayes
Piot
Amateur cast shines in lively college comedy
A capacity Susquehanna College production delighted audiences with a witty farce and strong acting. Col Rowe and Mrs. Ginger spark mutual interest, Miss Buck overcomes youth, and the ensemble, including Dick Fitzgerald and Rita Glover, delivers confident, polished performances. The college orchestra supplied crisp music as the show drew a full house.
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Robert
Nancy
Col. Rowe
Mrs
Ginger
Dick Fitzgerald
Canbles
Hamilton Seavey
Rita Glover
Buck
Thayer
Susquehanna College of Music Orchestra
Third Ward Triumph Over Stronach In Park Game
The Third Ward team defeated Stronach 11 to 9 at the park. Stronach led until the ninth when Third Ward rallied with Jim’s hits and a McCracken spit ball swing. A notable feature was a triple play involving Lansberry, Sharpe, and Lansberry.
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Third Ward
Stronach
Raor
Waal
Jim
McCracken
Lansberry
Sharpe
Austrian Aviators Bombard Bari and Brindisi
Austrian aviators bombarded the Italian Adriatic coast today hitting Bari and Brindisi. One man was killed and two wounded as Brindisi, a principal Adriatic harbor, endured the attack while Bari lies about 40 miles north of Brindisi.
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Rome
Lisiian Sea
Bari
Brindisi
Adriatic
Italy
Difficult Matter To Bunt In Athletics Slugger Says
Rube Qldriog of the Athletics cautions that bunting at risk of injury when fans push the play. He notes pitchers first basemen and possibly the second baseman converge, risking spikes and a harsh call against the runner.
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Rube Qldriog
Athletics
No Smoking Policy For White Sox Manager Enforced
A strict no smoking rule is reported affecting White Sox manager Clarence Mon chicazo. The order appears to target team officials and players while Rowland reportedly abstains from smoking and does not change. The piece suggests the policy is in force across the club with emphasis on discipline and adherence.
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White Sox
Clarence Monchicazo
Rowland
Chan
Near Sacrifice Of Five In Auto Accident At Crossroad
Five people escaped serious injury after a car driven by Edward Gallagher of Curwensville crashed at a crossroad near Higler. Frankie Laughlin Ellen McDivitt Winifred Nolan and Gallagher’s nose and minor injuries were reported. Nolan suffered a deep arm wound requiring stitches. The vehicle toppled onto George Wilson’s porch, landing in his yard after a failed right turn.
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Ed. Gallagher
Curwensville
Frankie Laughlin
Higler
Mr. Gallagher
Laughlin
Mr. Wilson
Gallagher
McLaughlin
McDisitt
Sears
Lise Wink
Nolan
LED FRANK CASE HEARD BY STATE COMMISSION
A state commission heard the led Frank case regarding the death sentence. The proceedings concern the application of a commuted or altered punishment and the outcome remains pending. Details are unclear due to fragmented text.
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Frank Case
State Commission
Nia
Firte
M. Frank
Tifa
Italians Capture Fort in Tyrol Alps War News
Italians seized a strong fort in the Tyrol Alps while French forces damaged the German consulate at Hiaso. Reports note Italian units overran the position as action intensified on the front with allied and German responses.
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Tyrolian Alps
Hiaso
Russians on Offensive Take 19000 Prisoners
Petrograd reports the Russians are advancing in Galicia and along the western front. In the Praemyast area the action favors the Russians, according to an official release. Between May 12 and May 24 Russian forces captured about 19 000 enemy troops.
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Petrograd
Galicia
Praemyast
Railway President Strongly Optimistic On Latin American Trade
The New York Central Lines president A H Smith praises expanding Tetra American trade and reciprocal business with Central and South America. He urges understanding the Latin American viewpoint and meeting partners halfway to boost commerce and common development amid Washington talks among bankers and officials.
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Centraland
South America
Washington
A. H. Smith
New York
Opera House Burns With 200000 Loss
A fire destroyed an opera house early today causing about 200000 in damage. The Fred 31 Lands estate owned the building, with one third insured. The Erie Band, oldest in the United States, located on the fourth floor, suffered heavy losses including two sets of uniforms and most instruments. Several tenants faced losses from the blaze and related damage.
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Taansport
Fred 31. Lands Estate
Repa Band
United States
Ovker
Williz We
Mome Life Assurance
Mal- Melita
Splendid Borough School Exhibits Show Student Skill
Students in the borough high schools display strong skill in art domestic science and manual training in a two day exhibit at the high school. The cart department features advanced handiwork by young pupils and raffia designs with mats hats and baskets. Miss Fatmie E. Cassel supervised all grades while Miss Merle Chamberlain directed the domestic science section. The manual training exhibit showcases tables benches book racks davenports stools and a dressing table with tall mirrors, praised for the pupil work and Prof. L. Carlton’s supervision.
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Cart
Fatmie E. Cassel
Merle. Chamberlain
L. c. Carlton
Majestic Battleship Officers Saved in Dardanelles
The admiralty announced that all officers of the British battleship Majestic were saved. A full report on the number of survivors aboard the ship has not yet been received. The dispatch, dated June 1 from United Press is from London.
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United Pressey London
Admiralty
Dardanelles
Turks Lose 40,000 Thus Far in War
Cairo reports on Sun 1 noting allied announcement of Turkish losses in the ongoing war. The figure cited is 40,000 casualties to date, with the tally described as official counts from allied forces. The message emphasizes the war’s toll on Turkish troops.
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Cairo
Sune
Hari
Germany to Persist in Submarine Warfare
Berlin reports German Foreign Secretary Von Jagow insists Germany will not abandon submarine warfare as long as fighting at sea remains. He rejects premature talks on Lusitania and defends freedoms at sea, while accusing Britain of dictating high seas. President Wilson readies a second note, aims to respond firmly and may end diplomatic ties if Germany stalls.
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Cilted Press
Berlin
Herr von Jagow
United Press
America
Germany
England
High Seas
Washington
United States
Wilson
State Department
Lusitania
Res
Allies Rout Turks in Gallipoli Peninsula Action
London reports heavy fighting on Gallipoli results in a Turkish rout with at least 2000 casualties. British losses are about 200. On May 28 French forces captured a key Turkish redoubt on the far left and held the position after Turkish counterfire and a failed attack on French left flank.
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London
Gallipoli
General Federation of Women's Clubs Meet Opens
In Portland Oregon on June 1, Mrs. W Pennypacker of Austin Texas opened the council of the General Federation of Women s Clubs with a sharp gavel tap. The White Temple auditorium housed delegates from about 9,000 clubs and 49 federations, representing two million organized women worldwide.
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Portland
Orc
W. Pennypacker
Austin Tex
General Federation of Womens Clubs
White Temple
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Germany calls Landsturm members of first class
Amsterdam June 1 The Reichsanzeiger Berlin publishes an order summoning to the colors all first class Landsturm final reserve forces not previously summoned This does not apply to Bavaria Germans must report between June 8 and June 30 those outside Germany to report as soon as possible.
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Amsterdam
Holland
Reichsanzeiger
Berlin
Landsturm
Bavaria
Germany
Alleged Bogus Check Attempt In DuBois
Henry Purdy of DuBois was captured by police and held for trial after another attempt to pass bogus checks. Alex Shumansky of Ramey was jailed on a chicken theft charge. Marriage licenses issued to John Anibalder and Margaret E Duff of Madera Hill.
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Henry Purdy
DuBois
Clearheld
Alex Shumansky
Ramey
John Anibalder
Margaret E. Duff
Madera Hill
Indiana Normal Dominates Quadrangle Meet at Brookville
The quadrangle track meet at Brookville last Saturday saw Clearfield Dufotn Brookville high schools and Indiana Normal compete. Indiana Normal won easily with Brookville and Clearfield each taking a first place. Maynard Read of the local high school won the mile in 5:61.
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Brookville
Clearfield
Dufotn
Zeppelin Raid on London Causes Widespread Damage
London report says Zeppelins attacked Rectrigate area with bombs and incendiaries. Fire and wreckage spread through several buildings. casualties include four dead and multiple injuries among civilians. The raid disrupted public areas and caused extensive damage across the city.
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Pamogdtctien
Qnce
Amus
United Prey
Ruba
Rube Oldring
Edward Gallaher
Frank McLaughlin
Bigher
Inny Porch
Ihr Uninet
Eriser
Opera House
the Majestic
Nied Press
Her von Jagow
Ipoli Peninsula
United Prose
Atempt
Indiana Normal
United
Zeppetins Landon
Jacel
Lomlen
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