Public Speaking Students Present Recital Programs
W Harper McKnight and Miss Theresa Johnston opened the Public Speaking department recitals at United Presbyterian church in New Wilmington. McKnight lectured on Edgar A Guest and read many of Guest’s poems, while Miss Johnston offered an original adaption of Seventeen with four scene readings. Tonight Westminster students present The Servant in the House in Old Main Little Theatre, with Prof Elbert H. Moses confident in the cast.
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New Wilmington
W. Harper McKnight
Jane
Miss Baxter
Mr. Baxter
Lola Platt
Miss Parker
Baxter
Parcher
The Best Man Reassessed at Penn Today
A playful feature in The Penn Today questions norms of wedding roles with a tongue in cheek item about the best man position. The piece riffs on wedding traditions and social expectations, framing the best man as potentially the most capable organizer and supporter.
Roscoe Sentenced to Three Months for Liquor Case
Paul Roscoe was sentenced by Judge Emery to three months in county jail after admitting to making liquor for a christening. His wife and six children attended the court, including a two month old and a 12 year old, as the defense argued the beverage was not intended for sale.
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Paul Roscoe
Emery
Roscoe
R. L. Hildebrand
Two Divorces Granted This Morning by Judge Emery
Judge Emery handed down decrees in two divorce cases this morning. Merl F. Miller is granted a divorce from Mabel O. Miller on desertion grounds. They married in September 1907 and lived together until March 1920. Eva I. Parody was granted a divorce from Albert L. Parody on cruel and barbarous treatment. They married in August 1902 and lived together until January 1922.
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Emery
Merl F. Miller
Mabel O. Miller
Eva I. Parody
Albert L. Parody
Boston Tramp Challenges Help Seekers Ruse Yields Dime
In Boston a citizen asks why he should help a tramp who cannot offer a coherent reason for assistance. The tramp replies that motives must be altruistic, and the exchange ends with the citizen giving a dime. The Louisville Courier Journal reports the exchange as a sharp social vignette.
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Boston
Boston Citizen
Louisville Courier-Journal
Monkey love for moral renewal urged by analyst
Dr Bernard Hollander, noted psychoanalyst, argues in London that loving like monkeys could bring moral improvement. He says humans can and do love more than one partner, sharing affection between a steady partner and a second, exciting companion.
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F. A. Wray
International News Service
London
Bernard Hollander
Dr. Hollander
Panthers Fall 13-5 to South Side Pin Boys on Tin Mill
South Side Pin Boys defeated the Panthers 13 to 5 on the Tin Mill grounds. Shaffer pitched well for the winners with twelve strikeouts and five hits allowed. A costly sixth inning error helped Panther runs, while Hiler led Pin Boys hitters with a triple.
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South Side
South Side Panthers
Tin Mill Grounds
Shaffer
Panther
Hiler
Rowe
Phillips
Morgan
Canavan
Pacello
Merriman
Watson
Harris
Shaffers
Panthers
Marcello
Ginchess
Soloman
Logan
Plant II
Houston
Manns c
Clemens P
Stevenson P
Pythian Sisters Meet Tonight In Lodge Room
Wampum news notes the Pythian Sisters will meet at 7 30 PM in the lodge room. Members are requested to attend for practice, by order of captain M Roberts.
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M. Roberts
Marshall Attends Undertakers Convention in Beaver Falls
D. M. Marshall attended the undertakers convention held at Beaver Falls last week, joining fellow funeral directors for the professional gathering.
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D. M. Marshall
Beaver Falls
Social notes from East Palestine and nearby towns
Miss Helen Galbreath visits sister in East Palestine. Numerous locals and visitors from Beaver Falls Ellwood City New Castle Pittsburgh and Rochester spent weekends with relatives or friends including the Maugene t s Galbreath Cobran and Major families.
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Helen Galbreath
William Fosner
East Palestine
O. Leo Mannion
Beaver Falls
J. Hoover
Margaret Stapf
Clarence Stapf
Ed. King
Youngstown
Raymond Mougenet
Ellwood City
M. Galbreath
Russel
James Zimmerman
Pittsburgh
George Cook
William James
Wilkinsburg
F. M. Wagner
Lillian Brady
E. D. Cochran
J. R. Butler
M. Stapf
New Castle
L. J. Kennedy
Thomas Hickey
Eleanore Grinnen
William Organ
Sharon
G. W. Major
Percy Ablett
New Brighton
George Schmidt
David Cosgrove
Mary Martha
Maude
Stuart Barnes
Rochester
George Galbreath
A. L. Wogan
Town
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Annee
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Jimmy the Rat
Westchester County
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Jackson
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No. 15
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