Washington at a Glance on party stance and conservatism
Central Press analysis with Charles P. Stewart surveys party dynamics in 1930s America. It notes Democrats shifting to opportunism while Republicans buck currents, predicts new party names, and contrasts conservatism with age and policy trends. It cites quotes from George H. Moses and Joseph W. Burns on principles versus opportunism.
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Interview With an Expert Riddler in New York
A 1836 Central Press interview with a traveling dairyman puzzle expert in New York discusses puzzle devotion, the National Puzzlers League, and the shift from mechanical to mental challenges. He recalls childhood puzzles, the anagram art, and humorous as well as moving examples.
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New Wilmington High School Class Receives Diplomas
Dr. Cameron Ross of Edinboro State Teachers College gave the commencement address at United Presbyterian church. Dr. Hugh M. Hart presented diplomas to 31 seniors, including Eugene Ammon Walter Cheers William Hunt and Jean Nevin, with music and recitations marking the ceremony.
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Stella Kauffman
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Poetry Group Anniversary Celebrate at Free Public Library
The poetry study group marks its second anniversary with a Tuesday evening program at the Free Public Library on June 2 at 7 30. Miss Mildred Zahniser will present a Lowell paper, plus a poetry set to music and nature poems. The season committee includes Frances Hayden chair Allurah Leslie and Rose Barber. Also notes fashion for horseback riders with satin cowboy shirts in pink green or sapphire and blue dungarees with satin or gingham shirts.
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Eckert Votes For Disciplining Of Dr Townsend
Representative Charles R. Eckert of Beaver supports disciplining Dr Francis E Townsend founder of the Townsend Old Age Pension Plan for defying subpoenas. The House referred Townsend and aides to the U S District Attorney for contempt. Eckert voted for the measure. The vote was by standing count, not recorded. Local items note several social visits and the funeral of Miss Minnie Hodgens at North Liberty cemetery.
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Community Notices from North Liberty and Surrounding Areas
North Liberty LaVerne Seth a patient in the hospital Grove City is reported much better. Francis George was the guest of Dottie Snyder of Mercer on Friday evening. Richard McCall of Harrisville spent Wednesday with his uncle George Killdoo. William Riley of New Castle spent Thursday and Friday with Mr and Mrs H H Humphreys. Evelyn Brenneman and Mrs Everett Hepler of Erie are guests this week of Mrs Arthur Kays. Rev and Mrs Fulton of Monessen were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs T A George on Thursday. Loyd Seth of Morristown N J was the guest of his sister Mrs Everett Moore and family last week. Mrs Robert Elder and sons of Fredonia spent Tuesday with her parents Mr and Mrs T A George. Mrs Edith Shillings of New Castle has returned home after ten days visit with her sister Mrs Eva Campbell. Mrs Gustaferson and children Miss Hortense Scannell of Munhall spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Fred Scannell Miss Mary Maxwell and Jean Mc
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Mercer
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Everett Hepler
Erie
Arthur Kays
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Loyd Seth
Morristown
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Everett Moore
Robert Elder
Fredonia
Edith Shillings
Eva Campbell
Gustaferson
Hortense Scannell
Munhall
Fred Scannell
Mary Maxwell
Jean Mc
Wolves Club Dinner Meeting Tuesday Evening
Wolves club members will gather for their regular dinner meeting Tuesday at 6 30 in the Elks club on North Mill street.
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Phi Pi Phi Wins Sing Contest At Westminster
New Wilmington June 1 Phi Pi Phi fraternity of Westminster College won the Inter fratern ity sing contest held on the South Terrace Saturday night before the Senior dance for the third straight year. The Phi Pi Phi group will retain the cup permanently. A newcomer Omicron Mu Gamma won the sorority honors preventing Alpha Gamma Delta from repeating to hold the sorority cup permanently. The Phi Pi Phi group were coached by Charles A Schmitt music school major Brackenridge. Cups were presented by President R F Galbreath during intermission.
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Lutheran Pastor Dr. Schramm Marks 40th Ordination Anniversary
Butler Pennsylvania reports Dr William E Schramm pastor of St Mark s church celebrated his 40th anniversary of ordination. He has preached 4484 sermons conducted 758 funerals and officiated at 672 marriages. A reception at the church honors the pastor tonight.
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