Pinchot Vetoes Deficiency Bill Items in Pennsylvania
Governor Pinchot vetoed the general deficiency bill items for the adjutant general department totaling 88,157 for past two years pay for officers and men. He argued no deficiency exists since amounts are not due until May 4 and had not been filled or paid as of June. He proposed adding 79,000 if the legislature funds further payments next biennium. He also vetoed nearly 9,000 in expenses for mine inspectors for anthracite and bituminous coal.
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International News Service
Harrisburg
Pinchot
Bill Raises Mileage Allowance and Parcel Charge for Viewers
The bill increases the mileage allowance from five to ten cents and the parcel charge from seven dollars and thirty cents to ten dollars for viewers in fourth class counties. It argues higher rates are needed than in third and fifth class counties where lower rates apply. The governor also approved four bills authorizing first class townships to contract for ash and garbage collection, adding three Veterans of Foreign Wars members to memorial halls’ board, and permitting constables to charge writs in juvenile cases with the same fees as criminal cases.
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Ludlow
Montgomery
Dauphin
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Board of Control of Memorial Halls
Strayer
Westmoreland
Officers Installed By Rebekah Lodge
Mrs Minnie Swick of Ellwood City installs Miss Birdie Toplar as noble grand of Rachel Rebekah lodge at the IOOF lodge room Monday evening. Other officers named include vice grand Hazel Grannis past grand Lizzie Lang warden Nellie Houk conductor Carrie Graham chaplain Ings Patton inside guard Luer Pettitt outside guard Bertha Patton. Swick served as installing officer. Following exercises a dinner was served for about sixty attendees.
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Birdie Toplar
Rachel Rebekah Lodge
Hazel Grannis
Lizzie Lang
Nellie Houk
Carrie Graham
Ings Patton
Luer Pettitt
Bertha Patton
Minnie Swick
Wilwood City
Loping Pastor Back Put To Work By Wife
South Bend report states Rev Wilson W. eloped with sister in law Mrs Clie Culp of Nappanee Ind. A jurantic officer said Culp will not be prosecuted if he supports his wife and ten children. Culp hid. promise not to arrest. He begins housework and potato peeling as Mrs Culp returns home and plans job hunting tomorrow.
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South Bend
Jun
Wilson W. A
Clie Culp
Nappanee
Ind
W. E. Miller
Culp
Clio Culp
Ladies Night banquet plans completed at Thiel college
Dr. C A Sundberg named principal speaker for the Thiel College Ladies Night banquet to be held Thursday at the ML A. A. following a Senior Hi Y meeting. About 90 expected to attend with 34 present last night as S Goodwin supervised. After dinner and business the Hi Y volleyball team beat Ne Ca Hill Stars in two of three games. The report also notes ongoing legal proceedings surrounding the Mada Oberholtzer case and indictments against Stephen son and others, with defense efforts to quash based on witness and legal procedural grounds. Alisa Oberholtzer’s health remains unimproved after a reported slow poison attack in March. Stephen son’s bond set at 5,000. two co-defendants released.
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C. A. Sundberg
Thiel College
ML. C. A
Seaior Hi-Y Club
S. Goodwin
Hi Y
Ne-Ca-Hill Stars
Char
James A. Collins
Mada Oberholtzer
Stephenson
Alisa Oberholtzer
Bar Wbuck
Earl Gentry
Stephenson Plans To Direct Defense
INDIANAPOLIS April 7 David C Stephenson 33 former Indiana Grand Dragon of the Ku Klux Klan met with Eph Inman his chief counsel and other royal aides to discuss engineering his own defense in a high profile case.
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International News Service
Indianapolis
David C.” Stephenson
Indiana
Ku Klux Klan
Eph Inman
Joyce Wethered May Quit Golf Career Soon
London April 7 American women golfers visiting England for the ladies championship may not play Miss Joyce Wethered British champion and famed golfer who is seriously considering retirement from competitive golf. The reason is that other interests in life are seen as more important to her.
Hands and Housework for Soft White Hands
Homemake guidance urges washing with neutral soap then apply a teaspoon of Pasley's Fragrant Cream after every wash. The routine promises consistently white and soft hands.
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Pasley
Moody Opens Revival in New Castle Forty Years Ago
A dated file recalls Dwight L. Moody starting revival services in New Castle forty years ago. The evangelist was famous worldwide for his work and Ira F. Lackey, a local ally, known for his roles. Sanke y accompanied Moody on world tours delivering evangelistic services in many countries.
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Dwight L. Moody
New Castle
Moody
Ira F. Lackey
Mr. Sankey
Croton Boy Scouts To Meet Wednesday
Scoutmaster Ralph F. Davis urges a big attendance at the Croton Boy Scout troop meeting at Croton school on Wednesday evening at 7 30. Important matters will be discussed and all members are requested to be present.
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Ralph F. Davis
Croton
Croton School
Radio Expert To Speak Wednesday At Kiwanis Club
The Kiwanis club will hear Jack M. Bennett, a radio expert from Pittsburgh, speak on broadcasting this Wednesday April 8. Bennett plans to illustrate points with several super power vacuum tubes.
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The
Kiwanis Club
Jack M. Bennett
Pittsburgh
Bennett
WANPUM Methodist Activities Note Sheet
The Ladies Aid and Class Not 12 meet Wednesday April 8 at 7 30 p m with Sunday school board meeting to follow. The Woman s Foreign Missionary Society meets at Mrs Ebberts home Thursday April at 7 30 p m. Young Ladies H M S meets Friday 7 30 p m at church. Sunday school April 12 at 10 a m J W Bronson superintendent. Baptism at 12 re April 12 by pastor, then public service by Junior Department. Public service April 12 7 39 p m Ira Scott pastor. Newport Church prayer and song Thursday April at 7 30 p m Sunday school April Tu 1 40 mm Ancel Leonard superintendent. Public service April 12 22230 com Tra Scott pastor. L
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Erages
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Ebberts
J. W. Bronson
Public Service
Ira Scott
Newport Church
Ancel Leonard
Boys' Department At Forest Y Opens Daily for Easter Vacation
The Boys' Department at the Forest Y is set to open daily during Easter Vacation, per Boys' Work Director C Goodwin. The period includes gym activities for the school recess and serves junior Y members visiting for recreation. In chapel today, Industrial History students, under Miss Mary Ritter, presented Forest Conservation slides with Ralph Riley explaining each segment.
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Asen
Tha ¥.M. CG. A
C. §. Goodwin
United States
Mary Ritter
Ralph Riley
Margaret Reed
Rose Maelllt
Thomas McNicholas
Marion Davies
Dorothy Stankard
Althea Smith
Automobile Man Urges Action Against Gas Tax
L G B Hardy of the American Motoriet and tied to the American Automobile Association in Washington, arrives in Newarada with B N Hanlon of the New Castle Motor Club to mobilize opposition to a proposed two and three cent gasoline tax before the State Legislature. They canvassed local motorists and urged communication with assemblymen and the district’s state senator to express opposition to the tax measure.
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L . G. B. Hardy
American Motoriet
American Automobile Association
Washington, D.C
Newarada
B. N. Hanlon
New Caatie Motor Club
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