Uniform State Laws Set for National Conference in Salt Lake City
Judge William H. Staake of Philadelphia chairs the committee on uniform state laws with Walter G. Smith and William M. Hargest. They report progress on the uniform partnership act, workmen's compensation, and related acts. Pennsylvania has not adopted the proposed uniform divorce law yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter George Smith
William H. Staake
Philadelphia
William M. Hargest
Brumbaugh
Staake
Hargest
United States
Salt Lake City
Conference of Commissioners
American Institute of Criminal Law and
Criminology
American Judicature Society
Divorce Congress
Pennsylvania
Semimonthly Pay Agt Operative At Capitol Hill
The last week for payment of salaries under the old monthly system, with checks distributed on the 26th. Departments may choose to stay with monthly pay, with June distribution this week and July 15 and August 1 paydays. Governor Brumbaugh plans meetings around June 29 30 and July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol Hill
Dairy and
James Foust
Brumbaugh
Blair
Roaring Penne Lichleiter
MM. D. Lichleiter
State Department of Agriculture
National Council, Jr. O. U. A. M
Cedar Point
Ohio
Smith
William H. Smith
Pennsylvania
Washington
Harrisburg
Armory Board
State Armory Board
Philadelphia Cavalry
Philadelphia
James Endslee
Somerset
Capitol
Board of Public Grounds and Buildings
Feeble Minded Commission
McDevitt
Harry S. McDevitt
State Board For Public Charities
Women Active in Relief Work for Belgium Aid
Women across the United States contribute generously to relief for noncombatants in Belgium. In Utica New York a local committee formed with Bishop Olmsted as chair and Miss B J Farnsworth praising progress. A mass meeting with Miss Josephine Roche is planned for May 11.
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United States
Belgium
Lindon W. Bates
Commission For Relief In
Broadway
California
Missouri
Oklahoma
Minnesota
Dakotas
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New England
States
New York State
Utica
Bishop Olmsted
Charles J. Lamb
Utica Trust and Deposit Company
Elsla Hoffran
B. J. Farnsworth
Josephine Roche
Denver
Colorado
Commission For Relief
Goshen
N. Y
Commission
Bush Terminal
Brooklyn
St. Paul
Harrisburg Civic Council Delays Summer Meetings
Members of the Harrisburg Civic Council of Churches meeting at Zion Lutheran Church decided to postpone meetings until fall and appoint an executive committee to plan winter work. Officers’ election was postponed to the next meeting, likely in September, with review of last year’s work and several minor items discussed.
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Harrisburg Civic Council of Churches
Zion Lutheran Church
Scholastic and Athletic Honors Rise in School Report
The morning report shows record high grades across the Junior Sophomore and Freshman classes with top percentages and many students above ninety. Leaders include Lester Zimmerman 96.66 Sophomores and Chas Keller 94.11 Freshmen while Russel Lowry reaches 94.37 for Juniors alongside Charles Gerberich George Landis and John Wachtman in first honors.
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Russel Lowry
Lester Zimmerman
Chas, Keller
Charles Gerberich
George Landis
Fulmer Reif
John Wachtman
Philip Beck
John Boyson
Ralph Evans
Valentine Fager
DeLoss Frank
Bradley Haynes
Harry Liddick
William Huber
Charles Johnson
Sidney Ray
John Keller
Charles Kennedy
John Knouse
Harry Lapkin
James McFarland
Paul Melchoir
Musser Miller
John Parthemore
Lloyd Reeves
Samuel Sherman
Earl Sherk
Earl Shoop
Kenneth Stark
Gilbert Stewart
Joseph Todd
Norman Todd
Earl Unger
William Wagner
Percy Walker
Clifford Wagner
Donald Wright
Lester Wolf
Maurice Beard
Charles Keller
Ralph Stauffer
Raymond Wentzler
Samuel Arch
James Baker
Fred Beecher
Walt Bogar
Ralph Brough
Foster Cocklin
Fred Gramm
Abraham Gross
Paul Guarin
Gordon Holland
Paul Huntsberger
Howard Jones
Walton Kersteter
Merl Kramer
Arthur Lewis
Rees Lloyd
Winfield Hoban
Bruce Longacre
George Matz
Ralph Michener
Donald Miller
Theodore Morgenthaler
Herman Rhoads
Frederick Ross
Russel Rupp
Earl Schwartz
Donald Singer
George Sneidman
William Watson
Lawrence Weber
Bulgarian Reservists Ready for Call to Regiments
Geneva dispatch reports Bulgarian reservists living in Switzerland have been notified by their government to be ready to rejoin their regiments at a moment's notice. June 23 Paris.
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Associated Press
Paris
Switzerland
Geneva
Journal
Republican candidate for Recorder of Deeds and Orphans' Court
A Dauphin County candidate outlines decades of service as Official Stenographer and longtime attorney seeking the Republican nomination. He emphasizes court familiarity and a record of public service, pledging loyal party support and a courteous efficient administration if elected.
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Orphans’ Court
Dauphin County
Republican Party
State's Summer Schools Planned for Teacher Training
Pennsylvania will run six special summer schools opening July 19 to train teachers for continuation and vo cational schools under the Cox act. Locations include Pittsburgh Philadelphia Scranton Erie Altoona and Reading. No tuition, state funded. Courses cover four academics, trade names, industrial geography hygiene employer relations, materials, manufacturing and vocational topics like arithmetic for industry and shop drawing.
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Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Scranton
Erie
Altoona
Reading
State Board of Education
Noon Reception for Pythian Supreme Officers
Knights of Pythias lodges in the city hosted a noon reception for Past Supreme Chancellor T. J. Carlin of Georgia and Supreme Keeper of Records and Seal W. W. Wheaton of Illinois. Also present were Pythians from South Bethlehem and Chambersburg. The event occurred in Bayard Lodge castle hall at 26 North Third Street with brief remarks on Pythian activities.
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Knights of Pythias
T. J. Carlin
Georgia
W. W. Wheaton
Illinois
South Bethlehem
Chambersburg
Castle Hall
Bayard Lodge
North Third Street
Wharton Extension School Information Days Held in Harrisburg
At the Harrisburg Chamber of Commerce in the Kunkel building Professor Wendell P. Raine of the Wharton School will meet prospective students to explain next year’s courses. The event runs tomorrow afternoon and all day Thursday with Raine inviting visitors to leave names of friends interested in enrolling.
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Harrisburg Chamber of Commerce
Kunkel
Third
Market Streets
Wharton School
Wendell P. Raine
Harrisburg
University of Pennsylvania
Chamber of Commerce
Raine
Zinc Company Cuts Melon Stock Dividend Plan
New Jersey Zinc Company, the nation’s largest spelter producer, announces a 260 percent stock dividend drawn from a $50 million surplus. The plan would raise the company capital from 10 million to 35 million, pending stockholders’ approval at a special meeting.
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New Jersey Corporation
New York
New Jersey Zinc Company
Epecies
Mother’s Friend Promises Comfort for Expectant Mothers
A sewing circle discusses expectant mothers and the external helper Mothers Friend. It claims relief from morning sickness and ligament strain by topical use, promotes natural muscle expansion, and safety. The ad urges readers to buy at drug stores or contact Bradfield Regulator Co. in Atlanta for an instructional booklet.
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Bradfield Regulator Co
Lamar Bidg
Atlanta
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U. S
Steelton
Harrisburg Clearing House Association
Frank J. Roth
State Board Chiefs
Pythian Supreme Officers
Wharton Extension School
Yale
Vwe
J. J. Case T. M. Company, Inc
S. Second St
Zinc Company
MELON
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