Colitis overview by Dr. Log an Clendening
Colitis is inflammation of the colon with mucous discharge and cramps. Attacks vary in interval and duration. many patients suffer constipation between episodes. Treatment is individualized and emphasizes psychology, health maintenance, diet, rest, and cautious use of laxatives. Pamphlets by Dr. Clendening offer guidance.
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Logan Clendening
Clendening
Central Press Association
East Twelfth Street
Cleveland
Remarkably Low Fire Loss in City This Month
The May report shows no out-of-town calls for the first time in 16 months and 15 alarms answered. Total fire loss was 511 dollars with 460 on buildings and 51 on contents, the lowest in months. Alarms by unit included engine No. 1 four times and several hose and engine trucks with minimal activity.
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Lynn
Clayton H. Reeves
Atrial Truck Company A
Baccalaureate Service for New Castle High School Sunday
On Sunday at 8:00 PM Daylight Savings Time the New Castle High School senior class will hold baccalaureate services in the Benjamin Franklin Junior High auditorium. Dr. G S Bennett pastor First Christian Church will deliver the address. Rev David D Sleppy Ma honing M E Church will give invocation and benediction. The senior choir and orchestra directed by Professor Joseph Berlogle will perform two selections.
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New Castle High School
Benjamin Franklin
G. S. Bennett
First Christian Church
David D. Sleppy
Mahoning M. E
Joseph Berlogle
Artworks in the exhibition showcase diverse styles
The display includes a Sandy Calder circus drawing for a child's room in the upper left and a Jean Hugo water color on the right. The lower left features a Kelly print, highlighting a varied collection of modern and traditional artists.
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Sandy Calder
Jean Hugo
Kelly
Rialto to Close at 42nd Street New York
The Rialto theater on 42nd Street near Seventh Avenue plans to close due to a lack of first run pictures of merit. The note reflects on New York dining, prohibition, and various cultural vignettes from recent city life.
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New York
The
Rialto
Thomas March to Graduate as Physician
Mr. and Mrs. Fred D. March of Shaw street and Mrs. Elizabeth Pfeifer of Pittsburgh travel to Buffalo New York to attend the Medical School graduation exercises of the University of Buffalo. Thomas A. March, son of the March couple, is in the graduating class this year and will join the festivities of commencement season.
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Fred D. March
Shaw Street
Elizabeth Pfeifer
Pittsburgh
March
Buffalo
N. Y
Medical School
University of Buffalo
Thomas A. March
Berlin Secession Spring Show Highlights Self Portraits
The Berlin Secession Spring exhibition centers on self portraits and artist portraits. The jury accepted 100 paintings and sculptures and awards the top position to a relief portrait of Heinrich Zille, renowned for his depictions of Berlin's slum life, who has recently died.
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Berlin
Berlin Secession
Jeinrich Zille
Grasser Celebrates 30 Years With Bell Telephone
Edward Grasser of the Bell Telephone Company plant department marks his thirtieth anniversary of service this month. He is one of eight statewide to reach this tenure and is pictured among honored employees. His decades of work have earned him many friendships through dependable public service.
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Edward Grasser
Bell Telephone Company
Patterson Is Kiski Graduate Patterson Is Kiski Graduate
William Rufus Patterson of New Castle graduated from the Kiski School in Saltsburg marking the forty third annual commencement. The 61 member class was the largest. Events included a banquet, baccalaureate sermon by Dr H B Strock, prize orations, address by Dr W W MacColl, outdoor luncheon, alumni union and reception with dance.
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Saltsburg
William Rufus Patterson
New Castle
Kiski
H. B. Strock
Greensburg Presbyterian Church
WV. H. MacColl
Girl Flier Ruth Nichols Plans Atlantic Hop
Ruth Nichols announced her plane was ready for an Atlantic crossing. She awaited favorable weather and planned to depart within two weeks, first flying to Harbor Grace Newfoundland and then to Paris.
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International News Service
New York
Ruth Nichols
Atlantic
Harbor Grace
N. F
Paris
Eight Indicted on Murder Counts by Pittsburgh Grand Jury
Pittsburgh June grand jury returns eight indictments charging nine defendants with murder.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
Foster's Weather Forecast for June Weather Watch
Washington reports a June forecast noting above normal temperatures in the first half with no extreme heat. Storm waves around the 8th and 15th bring heavier rain in parts of the continent while overall moisture stays adequate for germination. Dr. Charles G. Abbott cautions forecasts cannot reliably localize short term weather.
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Washington
Transcontinental
Great Central
Pacific
North America
Charles G. Abbott
Smithonian Institution
Abbott
Aut Mori Grotto 70 Picnic at Cascade Park
Aut Mori Grotto of Youngstown and friends of eastern Ohio and western Pennsylvania plan an annual picnic at Cascade Park on June 13. Carl Shaner, Cascade Park manager, announced prizes and entries including the Aut Mori band, Grotto patrol, and Glee club with games racing and dancing in the afternoon.
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Aut Mori Grotto
Youngstown
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Cascade Park
Carl Shaner
Aut Mori
Grotto Patrol
Glee Club
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