Irish Bishop Condemns Motives Behind Maid Modesty Decline
Dublin report cites Rev. Dr. Hackett, Bishop of Waterford, condemning Irish maid conduct amid anti government unrest. He warns if purity and religion fail to reform, Ireland’s moral standing and national image will suffer severely. He appeals to young women to restore decency.
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International News Service
Dublin
Hacketty
Waterford
Clonmel
Hackett
Emerald Isle
Ireland
Wishart to Deliver Wooster Baccalaureate Sermon
Dr. Charles F. Wishart newly elected moderator of the Presbyterian church in the United States and president of the College of Wooster will preach the baccalaureate sermon Sunday afternoon June 10 opening Wooster's fifty third annual commencement. This will be his first public address at Wooster since his election to the moderatorship.
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Wooster
Ohio
Charles F. Wishart
Presbyterian Church In the
Card of Thanks for Samuel Stankard
The family thanks friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during our father Samuel Stankard’s illness and death. Gratitude for the floral tributes and car donations. 1 THE FAMILY.
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Samuel Stankard
NORMA Claims to Cure High Blood Pressure Naturally
Advertising copy asserts NORMA from Norman Laboratories reduces high blood pressure and related symptoms. It touts relief from dizzy spells headaches nervousness sleeplessness and hot flashes for those with hypertension and promises one bottle can prove effectiveness with mail order COD from Albany New York.
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Norma
McKee
Goed
Norman Laboratories, Inc
Albany, N. Y
Bagdad Seen as Spectacle and Everyday Life
An 125 degree climate shapes Bagdad's charm as visitors adjust to local customs. The city’s bazaars, residents, and scents redefine travel awe. The piece notes how initial repulsion gives way to acceptance and highlights cultural immersion alongside a travel quip about American urgency.
Bible Class Visitors Attend Big Presbyterian Service
About 75 members of the Mc Kinney Bible Class from the First Presbyterian church of New Castle led a Sunday evening service at the Pulaski Presbyterian church. Special music and fine addresses highlighted the gathering.
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Presbyterian Church
McKinney Bible Class
First Presbyterian Church of
New Castle
Boy Suffered Head Injury At Local Ball Game
Robert Mitcheltree, son of Mr and Mrs B T Mitcheltree, was struck on the head by a ball bat at a ball game on Friday evening. He received four stitches after being taken to a physician's home for treatment.
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Robert Mitcheltree
B. T. Mitcheltree
Ed. Porter
Mahoning
James Riblet
Wyatt R. Campbell
New Castle
M. I. Buchanan
Ada Hershey
Wampum
John L. Dalby
Samuel Tomer
Jane
W. J. Riblet
Charles Simpson
Beaver
Mary E. Reno
E. L. Ayers
C. R. Davis
Stella
Eva Hodge
Chas. Kelley
Andrew Collins
Conneaut Lake
Irene Haggerty
Mary Fruehstorfer
George Haggerty
Frank Ferry
Conneautville
Charles Stevens
Springboro
Charles Shields
New Bedford
Hotel Pulaski
Elmer Hodge
I. K. Hodge
Ellwood City
W. F. Kane
Warren and Niles
Dean Tomer
John Graham
Grove City
Unn Hodgson
Monongahela City
Silas Sturdevant
H. E. Porter
W. G. Wilson
Elizabeth Clark
J. P. Clark
L. L. Rodgers
Helen Rodgers
West Middlesex
Pittsburgh
Jos. Clark
West
Illness Strikes Miss Edna Urey at Presbyterian Service
Miss Edna Urey fell ill during Sunday evening services at the Presbyterian church and was taken home in serious condition. The column lists numerous social visits and engagements from Pulaski and nearby towns, including gatherings, guests, and upcoming events.
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Edna Urey
Presbyterian Church
Lee Ayers
Niles
H. H. Knox
J. W. Smith
W. K. Young
Portland
New York
A. Z. Sweesy
New Castle
George Lostetter
H. E. Riblet
Erma
Wilma _ Lostetter
Pulaski
Grand Lodge
Joseph Evans
Beaver
Marion Ferrer
New Wilmington
William Cover
Joseph Boyd
Margaret Boyd
Lou Boyd
Elizabeth Spencer
Wilkinsburg
Fred Wallace
D. L. Cameron
Beryl
Jos. Boyd
John Pollock
Samuel Tomer
Tonight radio programs on WGY and partner stations
Listings show WGY Schenectady air schedule with 5:00 p m market news scores 2 00 7 45 p m road conditions remarks 8 00 p m opera and speeches Anna Case and Julius Barnes featured Also DKeka and Wwoc network listings include ball scores organ recitals and lectures with the National Electric Light Association event in New York City
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WGY
Schenectady
N. Y
General Electric Company
Eastern
New York State
Frederick S. Green
The
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P. N
Anna Case
Metropolitan Grand Opera Company
Julius H. Barnes
United States Chamber of Commerce
MacBeth
Walter E. Kealy
National Electric Light Association
New York City
Former State Employee Seeks Prison Pardon
Harrisburg date June 7 Application for pardon of Harry L Brindle an appropriation clerk in the auditor general department under the Snyder term was filed with the state board of pardons arguing restitution nearly complete and could be finished by the pardon. The plea asserts punishment was ample and a June 20 hearing is likely marking the first such pardon request by a former state employee in years.
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Harrisburg
Harry L. Brindle
Auditor General’s Department
Snyder
State Board of Pardons
Attorney General's Department
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