Camp plans and staff outlined for girls and boys program
The notice describes camp logistics for girls and boys with travel by truck and rail to the site, tents and gear prepared, and leaders named. It mentions dates, transportation, and supervision by YMCA officials, with Miss Nell Russell and J. W. Everett in coordinating roles and a focus on safety and orderly setup at the camp.
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Registration Deadline For Plate Toss Event At Last Hour
Scattered notes describe a plate tossing event with aluminum or china plates, registration closing at noon Saturday and an invitation to bring a plate and participate if desired. Names and places are unclear due to garbled text but the core idea is last minute sign up for a plate related activity.
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Lightning Strikes Expert Accountant in Flight Crash
An inquest was planned to determine the crash cause of a two passenger biplane near Alameda golf links. A dead man yet unidentified and pilot David Hutch of Oakland were among those injured, with authorities noting possible lightning as a factor after thundershowers across Corpus Christi region yesterday.
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Gordon's Chevrolet crash near Mechanicstown case details
In Gordon's case the accident on the highway between Mechanicstown and Waterman involved William Mooner from Johnstown who died from injuries. Gordon Lena Levergood and Helene Zimmek of Johnstown were occupants. Gordon lost control while avoiding glass and the car rolled. Zimmick claimed excessive speed and that Gordon ignored requests to slow down.
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Two Cars Crash Leaves Man Dead in Punxsutawney
In a two car collision Mr. Hutchison died from a fractured skull and internal injuries while Mrs. Hutchison suffered painful injuries. Smith was taken to a service station in Punxsutawney by Philip J. Smelko, who then headed to a physician's office for treatment.
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Watson speech opens campaign fronts across eight states
The article reports Senator Watson defending administration farm relief tariff revision and the London Naval Treaty against Republican insurgent critics. He portrays these as the best policy and a path to world peace, and notes Democrats will counter with criticisms of farm relief effectiveness and rising living costs. The speech signals a nationwide campaign kickoff with focus on eight states.
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Flower Show Rules and Entry Details Describe Judging and Deadline
Flower show rules indicate vases for most classes supplied by the show committee and judging focuses on bloom condition foliage and stem length. Entry blanks must reach Edgar Walker First National Bank by noon Tuesday August 6.
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Adolek vitality booster advertisement claim test
An advertising block touts Adolek as a solution for tiredness, nervousness, headaches, and weakness. It promises safe ingredients, no narcotics, and a money back guarantee. The offer appears with misspellings and scattered product cues.
Annual Flower Show Details and Exhibit Rules
The notice lists classes for annuals perennials and dahlias with varieties and counts, judging criteria for blooms and arrangements, and a mail entry form due by noon on Tuesday August 5. It names judges committees and processing staff including Edgar Walker and several volunteers.
Stewart Hardware Co Lead in Indiana County History
The firm began as J. M. Stewart & Co in 1888 and grew into one of Indiana county’s largest hardware stores. It enjoyed strong standing for reliability and progressive policy, maintaining regional leadership in hardware. After a devastating fire last year the Stewart family rebuilt the company with Alex M. Stewart continuing the business.
Stocks Falter In Quiet New York Session
Stocks drifted with limited momentum on July 11 in New York trading. Major leaders held near support while some speculative favorites sagged. U.S. Steel and General Electric showed accumulation despite minor price dips, while pockets of weakness appeared in American Radiator, Air Reduction, Case Threshing, and Johns Manville amid 2 to 6 point losses.
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Indiana merchant Mabon outlined in local obituary notes
The obituary details the life of Mr. Audley L. Mabon and his brother Alexander W. Mabon of Blairsville, noting their new hardware business in the former Wallace store in Indiana and connections to a Blairsville branch. It highlights his church leadership, club memberships, and roles as bank president, chamber director, and civic figure, along with his marriage to Cornelia Lytle and two sons Audley and Alexander. Also outlined are obituaries for Mrs. Cora Ellen Frampton and Bessie Bartlebaugh, detailing families, church affiliations, funeral arrangements, and burial locations.
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Seance Tonight Hears Spirit Message Believed by Doyle Followers
Sunday seance expected by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle family and many followers across England. Lady Doyle anticipated to receive the first message as adherents trust in spiritual communications.
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Supreme Court to rule on Luzerne ballots in August
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court will hold an August 8 hearing in Philadelphia to determine the legality of ballots cast in Luzerne County during the May primaries. Justice Frazer announced the date to ensure fairness as candidates debate who will appear on the GOP governor ballot between Gifford Pinchot and Francis Shunk Brown. Pinchot announced he will pre-empt an independent ticket to safeguard his gubernatorial bid if Brown wins.
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Daisy and Violet forced to seek legal aid for debt
A chaotic tale from Atlantis City recounts Daisy and Violet, two rival entertainers, whose debts reached $1,000 each to their manager. A postering spree led to a police court appearance, and a reporter’s recognition sparked national attention as the sisters sought financial relief rather than performance.
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Evelyn Laye Wins Divorce From Solinie Hale
Evelyn Laye, popular English musical comedy star, was granted a divorce from Solinie Hale. Miss Matthews named as co respondent. A marriage between Laye and Hale is unlikely. Laye and Matthews seen as engaged to be wed.
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Plans for yearly drive on signs along highway
Harrisburg July 11 Illegal signs posted along State Highways are slated for prompt destruction by Pennsylvania Department of Highways. Secretary Lyall Stuart has ordered maintenance crews to inspect the roadside border and clear offending signs by July 15. Emphasis will target signs mimicking official markers and touting eateries, including Stop or Warning signs near Possum Glory Inn about 600 feet from the highway, deemed needlessly distracting to drivers.
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Rayne Bigs School Board to Receive Bids on Supplies
The Rayne Bigs School Board sets a bid opening for seven supplies at 7 oclock Friday, May 25, 1990, at the new Consolidated School near Home Station. Bids may be rejected in whole or part. Ernest lds, Mc Henry School, and Grave Chapel referenced in material. GF Glasser, secretary. Marion Center, Par. Ague President RIDBTEREL
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Hoover said to refuse secret Dawes papers on London treaty
Washington reports President Hoover will withhold secret correspondence between the State Department and U S diplomats over the London naval treaty. Officials say the president fears diplomatic embarrassment and possible leaks if copies are released to the Senate. Dawes notes could trigger political fallout in Britain and Japan.
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Campaign to clean roadside signs by caretakers
A campaign to remove tattered signs near roadways proceeds with caretakers checking property owner permission before pulling signs that lack authorization. Authorized signs remain, while noncompliant signs are cleared to improve the roadside view as cardboard, cloth, tin, steel and wooden signs called snipe signs are targeted.
Grain prices move uneven in Chicago trade
Grains closed uneven on Thursday with Wheat off 1 to 1 4 cents, corn up to 2 cents higher, oats up 1 to 2 cents, and Rye down 6 to 8 cents. Illinois exchange reports show volatility across the grain complex as buyers and sellers react to market shifts.
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Pittsburgh Livestock Market Report Snapshot
A fragmented OCR summary lists cattle and hog prices with terms like fair, prime heavy, and heavy hogs. Notable entries include fat cows around 850, springers 20 1951, calves 12, and calves near recapture 100. Market status shows steady demand with mixed quality across lots.
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