Lion Tamer Bert Nelson Adopts Lioness Queenie After Show
Bert Nelson of the Hagenbeck-Wallace circus accepts a young lioness named Queenie from Harry Budd of Poland Ohio in New Castle. Nelson says training is instinct driven, no beating, with patience and rewards, and he aims to write while performing. He, a former MGM stock actor, lives modestly and pursues writing ambitions.
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Circus
New Castle
Bert Nelson
Harry Budd
Poland
Queenie
Nelson
Adonis
Hagenbeck-Wallace
M. G. M. Stock Players
Hollywood
Los Angeles
Cal
Kidney Health Claim for Haarlem Oil Capsules
Advertises a 35 cent package of Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules to flush poisons from kidneys and correct bladder irritation, promising relief from nocturnal urination. Mentions additional kidney and bladder weakness symptoms such as burning, backache, leg cramps, and puffy eyes.
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Haarlem
Phi Pi Phi Wins College Interfraternity Sing at Westminster
Phi Pi Phi defended its title by winning the second annual interfraternity sing at Westminster College. Sigma Kappa and Alpha Gamma Delta shared the sorority cup, while Alpha Delta and Sigma Kappa tied for the sorority cup for the next year. Cups were awarded at the senior dance in the gymnasium. A large crowd attended the event on South terrace.
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New Wilmington
Phi Pi Phi
Westminster College
Sigma Kappa
Alpha Gamma Delta
Sphinx
South Terrace
William Staples
Butler
Alan B. Davis
Richard M. Patterson
Ada Isabel Peabody
Conservatory
Alpha Delta
New Castle Spends Less Per Pupil Than City Average
New Castle spends 67.45 per pupil for 1933 34 education, 13.97 below the 81.42 average of 80 cities with 10 000 to 99 999 population. Of the New Castle total, 50.03 goes to instruction while the national average for instruction is 63.24.
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Arthur C. Wimner
Washington
New Castle
Washington, D. C
United States Office of Education
Grove City Old Timers Day Plan Announces July 17
Grove City plans its annual Old Timers Day reunion and picnic at Memorial Park on Wednesday July 17 announced by C A Black committee chairman. Since 1927 the event has drawn growing crowds with nearly 900 attendees last year from many parts of the United States. The gathering remains informal with a picnic supper and reunions of former residents.
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Grove City
Memorial Park
C. A. Black
United States
All Three Plymouth: Safest Low-Priced Car On Road
The advertisement touts Plymouth as the safest low-priced car with an all steel body, hydraulic brakes, and a floating ride. It highlights a safety steel body, ten years of braking experience, softer springs, and a sway eliminator for steadiness on curves. It also promotes drive-time testing and the Chrysler Motors Commercial Credit Plan.
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Plymouth
Chrysler
Dodge
de Soto
Chrysler Motors
Mile Rasputin Exile Keeps Rasputin Daughter Abroad
Marie Rasputin once a member of the imperial household recalls the assassination of her family and her escape to a life as a circus and animal trainer. She praises America while saying she cannot return to Russia under current conditions. She married at 18, faced Bolshevik persecution, and later moved through Germany before finding circus fame.
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Czar Nicholas
Rasputin
Mile
Marie Rasputin
Milo
America
Germany
Safety Campaign At Wampum Plant Flags Week Of Safety
Safety Week at Crescent Portland Cement Co in Wampum kicks off with a 11 30 a m flag raising ceremony attended by about 150 employees. The program design urges foremen led meetings to curb accidents focusing on human factors such as daydreaming haste and rule violations. The June No-Accident drive cites 160 plants nationwide participating and requires lowering the flag if an accident occurs. Local committee chair John Brommer and members oversee Personal Safety Week activities.
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Crescent Portland Cement Co
Wampum
Portland Cement Association
Chicago
United States
Canada
John Brommer
F. L. Herbert
Raymond Talley
E. E. Wolfe
Frank Mielke
A. H. Brown
Virginia Sharol celebrates 17th birthday at home
A surprise gathering Tuesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sharol honored their daughter Virginia on her 17th birthday. Friends enjoyed games and dancing followed by a lunch prepared by Mrs. Sharol with help from Mrs. Walker.
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Harry Stoner
Portersville
J. H. Morrison
Joe
Evelyn McCracken
J. F. Barchesky
Derry
Nannie Hunt
The
Unity Baptist and Zion Baptist Missionary Societies
Joseph Sharol
Virginia
Miss Jones To Graduate At Westminster June 10
Miss Patricia Jones of New Wilmington will receive a bachelor of science degree at Westminster College’s commencement on June 10. She majored in mathematics, served as cadet math teacher at Sharon high school, led Delta Nabla honorary fraternity, headed the Women’s Athletic Association, earned a varsity sports award, and participated in several clubs and choirs. She graduates with honors.
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New Wilmington
Patricia Jones
Thomas R. Jones
Westminster College
Mermaid Club
Target
Chapel Choir
Glee Club
Mercersburg Academy Honors Love At Graduation
Robert G. Love of New Castle was among prize recipients at Mercersburg Academy’s 42nd graduation exercises. He won the Book prize in Upper Middler Spanish.
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Mercersburg
Robert G. Love
Robert C. Love
North
Jefferson Street
New Castle
Mercersburg Academy
Poetry Group Meeting Set At Library Thursday
The Free Public Library poetry group will meet on Thursday June 6 at 7 30 p m to review humorous poetry. Members should bring their first poetry effort.
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Free Public Library
Revivals Begin At Valley Way Mission Tonight
Revival services start at Valley Way Mission on West Pittsburg road at 7 30 this evening and run each night this week. Rev Henry Shilling of West Middlesex Methodist church will preach with special music at every service.
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Valley Way Mission
West Pittsburg Road
Henry Shilling
West Middlesex Methodist Church
Knights Of Columbus Special Meeting Notice
The Knights Of Columbus call a special meeting tonight at 8 o'clock in Council Hall. THOS. FLANAGAN serves as Grand Knight and presiding officer.
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Knights of Columbus
Council Hall
Thos. Flanagan
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