Flag Day Celebration to Feature Speakers and Parade
William Kerr national president of the American Flag Day Association and Hon. William S Enpiood PA secretary of internal affairs will speak at the city Flag Day observance. A parade precedes a cathedral program with music by the American Legion band and performances by Samuel Lows and the Schubert Sixteen. The day emphasizes public reverence for the flag with participation urged by all local organizations.
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M. Stump
Castle Ministerial Association
William O. Galvin
Edwin Lowis
Alegiance
Reno Girls Have Perfect Attendance
Reno residents Fretyn Stirley and Lois Reno, children of Mr and Mrs D N Reno of Jyman Hitch Street, maintain perfect school attendance. Evelyn is a senior with a 12 grade honor record, Shitic is a sophomore with 10 grades in 9 1/2 years, and Lels in eighth grade has eight years of perfect attendance.
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Fretyn, Stirley
Lois Reno
Caushieres
D. N. Reno
Jyman Hitch Street
Evelyn
Shitic
Lels
King
Marmela diet pitch targets overweight adults
An aggressive ad promotes Marmela as a cure-all for obesity. It claims widespread use, nonprescription availability, and urges adults with fat excess to try the product. It includes dubious medical claims and cautions that diagnosis should come from a physician.
Daily Dozen Seeks Health Shield for Army Growth
The Medical Society of Pennsylvania notes America mobilizes its largest peace time army, stressing health of soldiers as key. It highlights high physical standards reducing unfitness, vaccination against smallpox, typhoid control, and immunization against respiratory infections as vital parts of an exhibit defense program.
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America
State Synod To Meet At Grove City June 16 20
The Presbyterian Synod of Pennsylvania will hold its 123rd annual summer meeting at Grove City College June 16 to 20. Commissioners including 100 ministers and 200 lay attendees from 20 presbyteries will stay in Crawford hall and college dormitories. Meals will be served in Ketler hall. Speakers include Dr. E G Hominghausen of Princeton Seminary and Dr. Paul C. Johnston of Rochester Third Presbyterian Church. Morning afternoon and evening programs are planned, ending at noon on June 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sperivt
Grove City
Grove City College
Presbyterian Synod of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Crawford Hall
Ketler Hall
E. G. Hominghausen
Princeton Seminary
Paul C. Johnston
Third Presbyterian Church
Rochester
N.Y
Students Urged To Take Training for Defense
Pennsylvania graduates were urged to aid national defense by enrolling this summer in tuition free engineering training courses offered for the federal program by Pennsylvania State College through its extension services. The program will also be offered by the Carnegie Institute of Technology, the University of Pittsburgh, and several other Pennsylvania colleges. John D. Beatty, regional adviser for the U.S. Office of Education, called on high school graduates to prepare for technical jobs in industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
State College
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania State College
Carnegle Institute of Technology
University of Pittsburgh
John D. Beatty
Advier
United States Office of Education
Sailor Bob Bishop Returns Home for Vacation
Robert A Bishop of New Wilmington, a youthful crew member on the freighter Edward L Doheny, is home for a two week leave before resuming sea duty aboard an American Pioneer Line ship. He returns with Bert McCastin, also of New Wilmington, one of the Doheny’s crew. Bishop notes an uneventful recent voyage and had previously shared World War II Atlantic experiences during an earlier leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert A. Bishop
New Wilmington
Edward L. Doheny
American Pioneer Line
Bishop
Bert McCastin
Doheny
Atlantic
Nutrition for Preschoolers and Growing Children
Early 20th century discussion on the rapid advances in nutrition science, emphasizing that malnutrition can be prevalent and that proper diets must supply a broad range of minerals vitamins and proteins. It argues that preschool needs are higher per calorie and that growing children require more than replacement materials. It cautions against letting taste or cost hinder adequate feeding and urges prioritizing scientific guidance over personal preferences to meet minimal dietary requirements.
Protective toons and diet plan for malnourished child health
A fragmented health note describes protective foods high in essential elements and a basic diet for malnourished children. It lists fish or eggs daily, vegetables and dairy additions, bread and grains, and a recommended weekly schedule, stressing doctor guidance and individualized adjustments.
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Essen
Ndividia
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