In Spite of Lulu Otis
Eleanor Pickett, a stenographer in Mansard & Son, contends with Lulu Otis a bold private secretary. Lulu vows to secure Mr Mansard while planning marriage to him. Bob Mansard confesses love for Eleanor, revealing Lulu’s manipulative move and Eleanor’s hope for a future together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Pickett
Mansard’ & Son
George Mansard
Lula Otis
Granger
Mr. Mansard
Hlenner
Macu
Lulu
Eleanor
Mr. Manford
Tye
Lola
Bob Mansard
Scott
Mrs. Otis
Robert
Fall Ends in Unconscious Slumber Joke
In a witty quip Pathfinder says a fall left him unconscious for eight hours after dozing off. The exchange questions the cause and location of the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pathfinder
Musk Ox Calf as Pet Highlighted by Marie Peary
New York reports Marie Peary also known as Snow Baby recounts in Good Housekeeping how she kept a musk ox calf, named Sambo, as a pet in civilization. The animal grew quickly and was later given to a zoo. Peary notes Eskimo women sometimes chew boots to soften them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Marie Ahnight
Peary
Miss Peary
Greenland
Good Housekeeping
Dad
Sambo
Il Duce Plans to Start New Gambling State San Remo
Reports claim Mussolini plans an independent San Remo gambling state to rival Monte Carlo. The move would let San Remo set its own gaming laws and attract finance, possibly triggering a Mediterranean entertainment clash with France and Monte Carlo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Il Duce
Paris
Monaco
Mussolini
San Remo
Monte Carlo
Baccarat Bank
French Riviera
Mediterranean
Defendant's Joy Over Verdict Is Short Lived
In Columbus Ohio the clerk read not guilty from the jury and the defendant breathed relief. The judge questioned the verdict, jurors answered no, and the foreman explained the defendant had been found guilty but the wrong verdict was signed. The error was corrected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Mahaffey
Largest steel casting weighs 460000 pounds at Bethlehem plant
The world's largest steel casting weighing 40,000 pounds was shown at Bethlehem Steel in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. It is a platen for the 14,000 ton forging press, 12 feet 10 inches high, 23 feet 4 inches long, and 10 feet 2 inches wide, cast from six open hearth furnaces melting steel simultaneously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethlehem
Lehigh
Bethlehem Steel Company
Illinois family forms its own orchestra in Le Roy
Henry O Neals and his 18 children are capable musicians led by Emery banjo Robert violin Bonnie and Millie piano Rolie saxophone Herman drums and other siblings. Millie a Le Roy high school sophomore is the only one with formal musical training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
le Roy
Henry O'Neal
Emery
Robert
Bonnie
Millie
Rolie
Herman
Enrollment Gains in Washington Vocational Schools
Federal Board figures show 1930 enrollment in industrial and vocational schools with federal aid rose by ten percent from 1929, reaching over 800,000 students. The gain reflects expanded access to federal aid and program capacity across Washington and neighboring regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Board For Vocational Education
Local residents gather for visits and community events
Miss Hazel Anderson visits relatives in Johnstown while Nova St Clair and Lydia travel from Indiana. Families from Lockport New Florence and Altoona join local gatherings. A Children’s Day service is planned at the Lutheran church on June 14, and revival services begin at the Free Methodist church for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Krebs
Elderton
Hartzwell
Altoona
A. B. Miller
Alfred Lear
Steubenville
Ohio
Wm. Howser
John ‘Clawson, Jr
Graceton
Russell Gamble
Joseph A. Walbeck
Indiana
Isaac Overdort
Harry Shirley
Jay
Ligonier
W. A. Lear
Frea Methodist Church
Lynch
Forreat Walbeck
Frank Coursin
Garfield Fire Clay Co
Third Street
Clinton Wakefield
Youngwood
A. D. Lichtenfels
Thomas Price
Price
Scott Brendlinger
Harry Steffey
Celia Steffey
James Hall
Prancis
Eugene
Albert Lichtenfelg
Ray
Richard
Florence Walbeck
Freda
A. J. Ridel
Harry H. Wilson
Georgevill e Visitors and Local Calls Featured
Georgevill e residents host and visit kin and neighbors in a string of Monday to Saturday calls and visits. Philadelphia travelers Mr and Mrs Avery Weston visit Byrd Ramale. Corbett family and Chapman relatives are noted in Punxsutawney and Shelby. Local residents Don Kime Lola Hawk and families visit grandparents and friends across Indiana, Smyrna, Rossiter and McKeesport areas.
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Avery Weston
Philadelphia
Byrd Ramale
B. HW. Corbett
Punxsutawney
John Chapman
Gon
Shelby
W. Va
David Chapman
R. H. Dills
Boyd Elkin
Dora
Harry Elkin
Rossmoyne
Wiliam Frederick
Dalsell Hickox
Margaret Hickox
Geo. Simmons
Smicksburg
Albert Whitaker
T. 8
Whitaker
Victor Lemmon
Smyrna
Don Kime
Indiana
KR. R. Haalatt
Lola Hawk
Rossiter
Helen Chapman
Dale Sprankle
B. H. Corbett
Paul Handel and Son
McKeesport
T. S. Whitaker
Mount Tabor Community Notes and Weekend Visits
Ernest Lichtenfelg and Collins Mack spent the weekend with their parents Mr and Mrs W C Lichtenfel. Children’s Day services are planned for June 14 at the Evangelical church of Mt Tabor. Mr and Mrs Guy Smith visited Leechburg. The Gospel Band from the Orphan Home will perform at Mt Tabor church Wednesday July 1 at 7:46 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T.C. Hood
Carl
Mary Rosensteel
Kenneth Harvey
Greensburg
Chester Harvey
Walter Ewing
Annabel
James
O. B. Harvey
Roberta McComb
A. Hine
S. R. Hine
F. H. Baker
Joe Coulter
J. G. Henderson
L. C. Bfood
Blahraville
Charlotte Rosensteal
L. C. Rosensteel
Mary
Alfred Henry
Oliver McGagney, Jr
Saltsburg Presbyterian Church
Martha and
Ester Hine
Guernsey
Charles F. Sundberg
Ernest Lichtenfelg
Gon and
Collins Mack
W. ‘C. Lichtenfels
Evangelical ‘Church
Tabor
Guy Smith
Leechburg
Orphan Home
Mt. Tabor
Local visitors noted amid storm damage in Marion Center
Mrs. Earl Craig and other townsfolk were callers in Marion Center while a Saturday night windstorm caused orchard and forest damage. Residents returned home from Falls Creek and Punxsutawney. children’s day services proceeded despite rain. Notables include Dr Chas Bee from Indiana and Miss Orpha Streams from Denver. Quotes from DymeSt Bloch and Henry Ford conclude a community notes page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl ‘Craig
Rebecca Hastings
Falls Creek
James Casper
Punxautawney
Brady
W. 8. Wetzel
Opal
Mary Wetzel
Indiana
Presbyterian Church
LJ. Geonald
Marrigburg
J. R. Neilson
John
Akron
H. Jones
J. C. Moores
Chas. H. Bee
Orpha Streams
Denver
Colo
Mary R. Streams
Paul Streams
East Main St
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Lulu Otis
By Jane Osborn
McCiara
WNU Dervica
Marie Peary
Snow Baby
Musk OX Alf
Bortz Cloak, Suit and Dress Co
Fifth Ave
Pittsburgh
Mr. Gordon
Garters
Blairsville
Merl Miller
Robert Glenn
Merl Cunningham
Johnstown
Cunningham
William S. Cunningham
Torrance
Harry Donahue
Edwin Croll
Frank Shomo
Merly Cunningham
Hoon
Gertrude Huston
West Fairfield
BellSvar
Elders Ridge
Georgeville
Mount Tabor
Imperial Type Magazine
Marion Center
Henry Ford
the Savings & Trust Company of Indiana
the Savings & Trust Co
Indiana, Pa
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