Feud Ffg By Thayer Waldo and Clara Nowapapar Syndicate
Lorna Carroll, an aspiring screen actress, contemplates a career shift as she clashes with two men, Ronnie Steele and Phil Edwards, over her future. Edwards declares intent to marry her and threaten the status quo, while Newsom offers a different social path, culminating in a dramatic confrontation about Lorna’s prospects and loyalties.
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Thayer Waldo
BfcClara Nowapapar Syndicate
WNU Bervice
Onald Steele
Lorna Carroll
Ronnie
Zenith
Edwards
Lorna
Steele
Phil Edwards
Phil
William Newsom
Bill
Newsom
Mr. Newsom
Lorna Ho
Inez
Amart Guy
Edwarda
Aetor
Nerts
Clark Gable
Rhine of New Zealand River Trade Faces Decline
The Wanganui, nicknamed the Rhine of New Zealand, has long seen busy paddlewheel steamers linking remote Maori villages to the outside world. River boats carried stores, mail and visitors as villages with names echoing Athens and Jerusalem thrived along the river. Now a new highway between Wanganui City and Pipiriki threatens to end six decades of river commerce as motors and roads take over.
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New Zealand
San Francisco Chronicle
Wanganui
Athens
Corinth
Jerusalem
Carthage
Wanganui City
Ipswich Beekeeping Boom Boosts Honey output
Ipswich and East Suffolk Beekeepers' Association reports rapid growth with about four hundred new Ipswich members in two years. Beekeeping density reaches millions of bees per beekeeper, with spring numbers around forty thousand rising to four hundred thousand in summer, yielding five to six hundredweight of honey.
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Ipswich
Suffolk
Ipswich and
Suffolk Beekeepers’ Association
Pearson's Weekly
Stereognostic Sense and Its Neural Pathways
The stereognostic sense allows identifying a solid body by touch. The exact neural basis and which cranial nerve governs it remain not fully understood and lack precise information.
Cherry Tree Misa Martha Barnes resumes studies at Clarion State
CHERRY TREE Misa Martha Barnes resumes her studies at Clarion State Teachers College after spending the Holi days with her mother Mrs Gertrude Barnes here Mrs Hattie Campbell has returned home after visiting friends in Jersey Shore Jerry Shaner suffers rheumatism at his home here Mrs Blanche Knepper of Maryland visits sister Mrs Clair Sebring Mr and Mrs Blaine Ross take their daughter Daisy to Pittsburgh for her second semester Mrs Vivian Longacre and brother Worth Tonkin were business callers in Punxsutawney on Tuesday Mrs John Cooper and Mrs C W Sebring are on the sick list Mr and Mrs Harlin Beaver tallerg at the Harry Seger home at Canoe Ridge on Sunday Bob Zimmerman returns to Huntingdon after three weeks with friends here Miss Beulah Longacre returns home after holidays in Detroit Rev Daniel Schnebley of New Castle visits the Tonkin home Thursday Mr and Mrs Clyde Bee attend funeral of John Davison of Rossiter on Sunday.
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Cherry Tree
Misa
Martha Barnes
Clarion State Teachers College
Gertrude Barnes
Hattie Campbell
Jersey Shore
Jerry Shaner
Blanche Knepper
Maryland
Mra. Clair Sebring
Blaine Ross
Daisy
Pittsburgh
Vivian Longacre
Worth
Harlin Bea
Harry Seger
Canoe Ridge
Bob Zimmerman
Hia
Huntingdon
Beulah Longacre
Detroit
Mich
Daniel Schnebley
New Castle
Tonkin
Clyde Bee
John Davison
Rossiter
Local social notes from Wilgus and nearby towns
Mrs Nettie Wright returns home after a two week visit with her daughter Mrs Walter Frye of Johnstown and Mrs Carl Gorman of Wilkinsburg. Miss Jennie Smith of Gipay calls on sister Mrs Walter Smith. John Fetterman and son Ivan visit brother Blair Fetterman, patient in Indiana hospital. Miss Pearl Smith spends Sunday with her mother. Dorothy Small guests of friends in Wilgus. C Tyger home hosts Zonie Fetterman Dan Smith and sons. Lee Conner of Hillsdale calls in Wilgus. Minnie Fetterman and daughter Zonie with Dennie Myers in Indiana. Locals attend basketball game at Arcadia. Johnny Lydie of Gipsy visits Wilgus. Roy Smith returns from weekend with parents. Mrs C H Smith brings sister Rose Spicher of Blairsville. Mr and Mrs John Hazelette of Indiana visiting here.
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Nettie Wright
Walter Frye
Johnstown
Carl Gorman
Wilkinsburg
Jennie Smith
Gipay
Walter Smith
John Fetterman
Ivan
Blair Fetterman
Indiana Hospital
Pearl Smith
Dorothy Small
Wilgus
C. Tyger
Zonie Fetterman
Dan Smith
Lee Conner
Hillsdale
Minnie Fetterman
Zonie
Mr. Smith
Johnny Lydie
Gipsy
Roy Smith
C. H. Smith
Rose Spicher
Blairsville
John Hazelette
Indiiana
Strongstown News Roundup Highlights Local Visits and Events
Minnie Garrett returns home from New York after vacation with friends. Ida George of Buffington township visits in the Wm. F. Bennett home. Grace Large, daughter of Rev. Large, celebrated at Albert Hughes home. Revival services with special music planned at M. E. B. church this week and next. Mert Goldberg moves his family into Walter Bennett's house. Local CCC enlistees: Howard Conrad, Wallace Miller, Joe Tate, Arthur Dearmy. Joe Donahue dies at 72 in Wesley Chapel. friends saddened. Blanch Bennett returns from Barnesboro.
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Strongstown
Minnie Garrett
New York State
Ida George
Buffington Township
Wm. F. Bennett
Grace Large
Large
Albert Hughes
M. EB
Mert Goldberg
Walter Bennett
CCC
Howard Conrad
Wallace Miller
Joe Tate
Arthur Dearmy
Joe Donahue
Wesley Chapel
Donahue
Blanch Bennett
Barnesboro
Communion Services at Crooked Creek Baptist Church
Communion services planned next Sunday at Crooked Creek Baptist Church at 3 00 PM with Sunday school at 2 00 PM. Names mentioned include Brady family hosting a class gathering Friday evening and several local residents visiting relatives and attending services over the weekend. The note ends with a procurement line about the Progresa and Pittsburgh Paste Gazette for RK D readers priced at 6 60.
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The
Progresa
Pittsburgh Paste Gazette
Banks to use ads to boost public trust in banking
New York plans by the American Bankers Association aim to expand informative newspaper advertising by banks to foster public understanding of banking, promote sensible lending, and restore confidence. The Ad Department will supply non profit educational copy to member banks to supplement existing campaigns and support community relations.
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New York
R. 8
Hecht
American Bankers Association
New York City
Many Banks Long Lived in United States
The article notes 168 banks over 100 years old and 2,472 over fifty. About 64 percent of U S banks, or 10,391, are at least 25 years old, surviving panics from 1907 to 1925. Boston hosts the oldest bank chartered in 1784. Dr Harold Stonlar cites this as a tribute to American managerial skill amid volatile eras.
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United States
Boston
Harold Stonlar
American Bankers Association
New wealth from soil and agriculture finance
D H Otis of the American Bankers Association argues that wealth from soil is vital to credit stability. He says farm success is essential for banks and foreclosures do not build solid farming or banking, stressing bankers' stake in agriculture’s long term success.
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D. H. Otis
American Bankera Association
Local social notes hint at visits and church events in Bolivar area
Robinson and others visited at Emanuel Ressler and Mrs. Williams in Torrance. Martha Dodson spent time with her aunt in West Bolivar while Samuel Mack visited his daughter in New Florence. Various residents like Mrs. Lichtenfeld and the Hendersons hosted guests for New Year’s, and church groups held a Lutheran class meeting with a short social. Several residents recover or rest at home, and a large funeral followed William Armour’s Bolivar memorial service. The southern church hosted sacred singing and a monthly ecumenical service sequence through spring with local choirs participating.
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Arthur Bowser
H. Jay Bowser
John Rutter
Bert Foster
Greenwood Furnace
John Ayres
Hubert Nixon
Davidson
Ray Felton
Bolivar
Bolivay Methodist Church
Emma Bowser Way
John Stain Tail
Dean Lynn
Columbia Hospital
Wilkinsburg
Srethern
Bollyar
West Bollyar
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Carl Miller
Raymond and
Elizabeth
Vandergrift
Harry Miller
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