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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1933
Page
2
The column reports weddings plans for Miss Celestine Bechtold and William Bierman, graduation travel for John Daugherty and James Jack, visits by Mrs. Carnahan and Mrs. Martin, and multiple social events. Moose installation in Clymer, local picnics, bridge luncheons, summer arrivals, and various visits accompany notes on guests, returns, and community happenings.
Robert B. Evans, former Blairsville civil engineer, shares snake tales from the Matto Grasso expedition of 1878-79. He reports killing a two foot coral snake of Elap Impereter and notes it is highly venomous with no known antidote, while recalling Amazon exploration dangers and the ubiquitous night-moving anaconda.
New titles include Change Here for Happiness by Herta Ruck Protecting Margot by A G Rosman The Marriage Racket by Vina Delmar Death Whispers by Jos B Carr Men Must Have Women by George Boyle Ady 255x.
A huge boa named Succri, over 80 feet long and 360 pounds, was captured in Mato Grosso and brought to Rio de Janeiro to the zoo by Ignacio Augusto Mascimento after more than a year of pursuit. Twelve men aided the arrival and handling of the Brazilian specimen.
The newly organized Indiana Elks Scout troop shows strong interest and enthusiasm. At a lively first meeting, more members were enrolled, with charter membership closing next Monday. Papers will be sent to Scout headquarters for charter and commissions.
Charter members for an Elks Scout troop in Indiana must register by 7:30 PM next Monday in the Scout room at the Elks building. Several new members were bid in last Monday. The Scout officials offer a free camping period to the troop that recruits the most members this year. New members continue to be added until the troop is full or space and leadership allow. An installation ceremony is planned, and the Elks provide equipment and meeting facilities. Frank Tate chaired the committee, with John Beisinger and Fred Weltzel as troop leaders, who hosted a luncheon surprise for the Scouts. The troop aims to steady moves and maintain continuity, while the Elks emphasize community involvement and pride in the program.
A compaction of company names includes American Chemical, American Can, American Car, American Tobacco A B, Anaconda Copper, Atlantic Refining, Bethlehem Steel, Canadian Pacific, and others. No narrative or events are provided, just a roster of entities.
An ad touts a foot treatment blend of essential oils and camphor claimed to relieve tired swelled feet and odors. It cites a money back guarantee from Dunwherty’s drugstore and promises dramatic results with regular use.
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