Rural Members To Rule House In 1931 Session
Rural lawmakers will hold strategic leverage in the 1931 Pennsylvania House as the Allegheny and Philadelphia delegations vie for influence. The defeat of Lancaster’s Agron B. Hess opens the speakership, with Allegheny backing continued control and rural members poised to back whoever leads. Other strong figures include Rep Flynn of Elk and Rep Spangler of York, while 142 total members include 25 rural-leaning city districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Allegheny
Philadelphia
Legislative League
Agron B. Hess
Lancaster
E. C. Shannon
Lancaster County
James H. McClure
House
Judiciary General Committee
McClure
Bluett
General Assembly
Judiciary Committee
Big County
Flynn
Elk
Representative Spangler
York
Representative Williams
Tioga
Senate
Infant Not Little Man Says Expert
The infant is not a tiny model of the adult though he must adjust to furniture made for grown ups. He weighs about seven and a half pounds at birth, grows rapidly, and his brain is relatively large at birth but changes as he develops. The piece notes height and weight growth, bone and muscle development, and the need for milk and greens, ending with an invitation for readers to send questions.
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Faegre and Anderson
Baldwin and Stecher
Princeton Station Slippery Rock WCTU Mothers Meeting
The Slippery Rock W C T U Mothers meet at Willard Grange Hall Friday evening June 6 with program led by Mrs. Nancy Blair. Attendees include Mr and Mrs Will Fox Mr and Mrs Jake Shaffer Mr and Mrs Billy Cameron and family of Beaver Falls plus Mrs Rebecca McCurdy and Mrs Jennie McCracken of New Castle. Local visits note Robert McCurdy and son John visiting Mr and Mrs John McCurdy and a family on Decoration Day.
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Slippery Rock
Willard Grange Hall
Nancy Blair
Will Fox
Jake Shaffer
Billy Cameron
Beaver Falls
Rebecca McCurdy
Jennie McCracken
New Castle
Robert McCurdy
John
Princeton
John McCurdy
Decoration Day
Families Visit Relatives Near Princeton on Sunday
Mr and Mrs Norman Book and daughter Betty, Mr and Mrs John Turner and son Joe, and Lois Mer shimer of near Princeton were guests of Cora Kellerman of Eucla on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Book
Betty
John Turner
Joe
Lois Mershimer
Princeton
Cora Kellerman
Eucla
Young People's Council Meeting Set for June 9 at Center U P Church
The Young People's Council will meet at Center U. P. Church on Monday evening June 9. Members are urged to attend and participate in the planned activities and discussions.
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Young People's Council
Young People’s Council
Center U. P
Local Families Share Visits Across Towns
Greenville residents Mr and Mrs Homer Johnson and children visited her parents Mr and Mrs James White in Gibsondale. Alex Wilson from Swissvale stayed with D F Henry and family as well as Mr and Mrs Howard Forbes and Ruth. Everett Taylor and daughter Mary Margaret from near Princeton were guests of W A Wright and family.
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Homer Johnson
Lillian
James
Arthur
Greenville
James White
Gibsondale
Alex Wilson
Swissvale
D. F. Henry
Howard Forbes
Ruth
Everett Taylor
Mary Margaret
Princeton
W. A. Wright
James Young
New Castle
Myers Young
Stoughton
Cleveland
Ohio
Eva McCandless
Herschel Dunn
Kennedy's Mill
Calvin Wright
Jeannette
Orville Kaufman
Mr. Kaufman
Grove City
Billy Stutler
Local residents visit and travel noted in Cameron and New Castle area
Mr and Mrs Stutler of Cameron welcome visitors from New Castle and Dormont. John Barry and family visit D F Henry and relatives. Families from New Castle, Dormont, and Coaltown travel to see kin and tour Pittsburgh hospitals and Washington DC. A group leaves for Washington DC and returns Friday.
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W. H. Wilson
Jean
Katherine
Dormont
C. C. Horner
Louise
New Castle
Kennedy's Mill
N. M. Young
Arthur Flack
Harlansburg
James White
Gibsondale
Pittsburgh
James Young
Allegheny General Hospital
John Boston
Newton Dick
Near Rose Point
John McCurdy
William Reed
Joan
Coaltown
D. F. Henry
F. C. Black
Walter Dick
Gladys Young
Nellie Fox
Rhoda Davis
Gertrude McCormick
Mike Lapensky
John Davis
Ashley Stevenson
Washington, D. C
Charles Davis and Sons
Donald and
Everett
Myers Young
Mail Trucks Traverse 5 000 Miles A Month
Four parcel post trucks serve New Castle postal patrons traveling over 5 000 miles monthly and using nearly 400 gallons. Each truck averages about 50 miles daily with holiday boosts. Drivers named are John R. Wilson Clarence Gillespie Cortel You Glass and Victor C. Magee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle Mail
U. S. Post Office
Uncle Sam
Pittsburgh
John R. Wilson
Clarence Gillespie
Cortelyou Glass
Victor C. Magee
No 2 Mine Mrs Hannah Stone Dies After Illness
Mrs Hannah Stone wife of Charles Stone of No 2 Mine died at the family home Monday after a several year illness. She was a Methodist. Survived by daughters Mrs Floyd McFarland Pine Grove township and Linnie at home. sons Wesley Pine Grove township and Merle a New Castle Business College student. Services were held Wednesday at 2 pm with burial in New Castle cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah Stone
Charles Stone
No. 2
Methodist Church
Floyd McFarland
Pine Grove Township
Linnie
Wesley
Merle
New Castle
Local residents and visitors visit with families
Randolph Barczyk of New Castle served as caller here Sunday. John Chestlie is spending a few weeks with his sister in Detroit. Mr and Mrs Charles Mathieson and children visit relatives with Mr and Mrs William.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farrell
Esther Whinery of
Pardoe
Hiram Hodglin
Randolph Barczyk
New Castle
John Chestlie
Detroit
Charles Mathieson
William
Best Of Radio Features Tonight Schedule
Tonight radio lineup includes Fortytwo Fathom Traders at 30 and sea drama on WJAS. Kathryn Tift Jones performs Mobdtlovil Concert. WCAE airs Quartet and Palmolive Concert. The Blue Sphere on WJAS follows. Dazzy Vance interview on WCAE at 10 30. Royal York Orchestra on KDKA at midnight.
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WJAS
Kathryn Tift Jones
WCAE
Voice of Columbia
Blue Sphere
Coca- Cola
Dazzy Vance
Royal York Orchestra
KDKA
Japanese Learn To Like Lie Says Haverhu Gazette
A provocative note from the Haverhu Gazette claims the Japanese are attempting to learn to like lies. It suggests a future shift in perception while warning that the people will be changed in the process.
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German University
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Haverhu! Gazette
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