Film previews and cabinet plans color June newspaper
The page mixes cinema listings with political news. It lists Fay Wray Gary Cooper and others in The Finishing Touch and Across to Singapore, plus The Wolf Hunters and Dangerous Adversities No. 7. It also reports a near-complete Republican cabinet in Kansas City for the convention with Kellogg Hoover Sargent Mellon Davis and others planning travel and meetings.
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Legion of the Condemned
Fay Wray
Gary, Cooper
Stan Laurel
Oliver Hardy
Newa
Washington
Robert McKim
Kansas City
Aesop
Kellogg
Hoover
Sargent
New England
Secretary of Treasury
Mellon
Labor
Davis
Seugday
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Interior
Secretary of Navy
Wilbur
Ohio
Indiana
Kanesas City
Coolidge
Wisconsin
Soldier's Daughter Seeks Long-Lost Lover Frank Miller
Leny, eight years after a wartime romance in Coblenz, Austria not Germany, searches across the United States to find Corporal Frank Miller. She saved money while in Germany and Boston and asks aid from the American Legion and Travelers' Aid Society, staying at the Central YWCA. She fears he may be married and believes his Ohio or Indiana hometown may hold clues.
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Frank Miller
Coblenz
Germany
United States
Walt
Leny
Leng
Frank
America
Boston
Merle
Ohio
Indiana
Cleveland
The
American Legion
Travelers’ Aid Society
Central Young Women's Christian Association
Coblentz
Con- Leni
Seventy Five Get College Diplomas At Commencement
At the 1890s style ceremony Dr. Omwake urged graduates to use wealth for country and Miss Muriel Irons delivered the valedictory. Honorary degrees and A B and B S decrees were conferred on graduates from New Wilmington and nearby areas, with a Magna Cum Laude list highlighting several named students and multiple towns in Pennsylvania and Ohio.
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Pericles
Kerxes
Dr. Omwake
America
Adams
Muriel Irons
Mildred Lawson
Lois Reeder
Isabel Reed
Riley Prampton
Lucille McConaghy
Carnt B. Clark
Evelyn Winter
Olive Hoffman
Clyde Myers
B.S. J
Nearly 400 attend first convention session
Nearly 400 people filled the first convention session as officers were announced including Mrs. Job Stratton as county president and Paul Cote ter assisted by H. Shaw and Rev John N. Strath. Rev Irvine delivered the keynote on Christ as the Way the Truth and the Life emphasizing personal allegiance to Christ.
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Dte County
Job
Stratton
Paul Coteter
H. Shaw
John N. Strath
Irvine
Dr. Irvine
Christ
God
Fisher
Dr. Fisher
Edward H. Bonsall
Pennsylvania State Sabbath School
Young People’s
Pennsylvania Herald
State Sabbath School Association
Ackley
Christian Fellowship
Frederick B. McAllister
Flrst
Baptist Church
Royal
Hock
Earhart Team Delays Atlantic Takeoff at Trepassey
Amelia Earhart, Whimer Stuka, and Lou Gordon tried three times to launch their heavy three motor plane from Trepassey Harbor. Light wind and heavy fuel load kept the craft grounded despite favorable weather for crossing the Atlantic. They moodily returned to quarters awaiting calmer harbor conditions.
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Trepassey Harbor
Amelia Earhart
Whimer Stuka
Lou Gordon
Atlantic
First Woman to Hop Atlantic Might Beat Amelia Earhart
Mabel Boll plans a cross Atlantic flight in a bid to become the first woman to fly solo over the ocean. She borrowed a plane from Lavine and awaits favorable weather at Trepassey Newfoundland. Earhart’s preparations focus on safety as both women near a possible start in a high risk race across the Atlantic.
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Tends
Lavine
Amelia Earhart
North Atlantic
Miss Farhart
Trepassey
NK. F
Miss Bell
Atlantic
Card of Thanks for Sebastian Campbell
We thank friends and neighbors and Carnegie Street Co for kindness and sympathy shown at the death of our father Sebastian Campbell. Also for cars and flowers. CHAS GC CAMPBELL JAMES CAMPBELL MRA J C CHRISTINE MRS H L ALLEN MRS THOMAS MILLER BEN CAMPBELL Local ins
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Carnegie Steet Co
Sebastian
Mershimer Campbell
Chas. GC
Campbell James Campbell
J. C. Christine
H. L. Allen
Thomas Miller
Ben Campbell
Konjola touted as cure by local residents in Love and Me gowns store
A crowd hears Konjola pitched by the Konjola Man at 204 East Washington Street as a remarkable medicine restoring health. Mrs Laura Fulton of North Liberty reports dramatic kidney relief and full recovery after trying Konjola, praising its effects and endorsing the remedy publicly.
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New Castis
Ars
Chow Chia
Konjola
Konjjoia
Love and Megown Drug Store
Washington St
Thieelty
Laura L. Fulton
North Liberty
Grab Bag Quiz and Historic References
A jumble of questions and facts lists names and items from history and culture. It cites Archimedes and Buster Keaton, asks about a New York cathedral window, a Bible passage, Richard Henry Lee’s 1776 remark, and a Grover Cleveland quote alongside a 1930s or earlier women’s tennis championship fact.
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Helen Wills
Ational
Berkely
Cal
Archimedes
Buster Keaton
Cathedral of St. John
Ramis
Deaths Of The Day Mrs Hulda MacCracken Buried
Funeral services for Mrs Hulda MacCracken were held at her daughter's home in Scott Township with Rev J S Gregory officiating. Burial followed in Hortansburg cemetery. Pallbearers were relatives. Other death notices include Julia Long of St Vitus church to be buried at St Vinus cemetery, Elder Sankey aged 67 of Neshannock Township, Mrs Pheebe Richards of Greenville, and Thomas Israel Moore of Wheatland.
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Julia, Long
Angela Long
St. Vitus Church
St.’ Vinus Cemetery
Sankey
Neshannock Township
Mrs Richards
Pheebe Richards
Greenville
New Castle
William Lloyd
Wilmington Avenue
Lloyd
Thomas Isreal Moore
Wheatland
Bual
Sharon
Marietta
L. B. Moore
Rosa Moore
First Baptis Church of
Farrel
Masons
F. Lodge
L. A. Moore
Trenton
James Harvey Moore
G. E. Moore
George C
Eulyses
Moore
Pittsburgh
So‘wana Stokes
Methofeist
Spearman Avenue
Farcrell
Oakwood
Battle on farm relief looms for convention
Continental analysis shows Republican factions split over a McNary Haugen farm relief plank with Hoover and Coolidge camps at odds. Convention decisions may choose between backing farm relief or aiding broader party platform shifts while steering toward November outcomes.
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Coolidge
Relet Grank
Committee On Resolutions
Platotform Shell
McNary- Haugen
Herbert Hoover
Coo=lidge
Thair
Pes Plank
James B. Watson
Indiana
McNary-Haugen Plank
Richara , Ernst
Hoover
Reid Smool
Utah
Republican Party
Rail officials to study European airline systems
Pennsylvania Railroad officials join Casey Jones on a two month study tour of European airways to inform a future transcontinental air and rail passenger service between New York and Los Angeles. The delegation includes Charles H. Mathews Jr and Major C. E. McCullough. They will review maintenance, equipment, commercial arrangements and baggage handling before returning in August. A separate note reports a dog killed by a car on Winslow Avenue, tied to a Rat Terrier belonging to Mrs. Kray.
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International
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Charles H. Mathews, Jr
C. E. McCullough
Washington, DC
S.J. Griffith
Winslow Rvebbe
Winstow Avenue
Mr.Griffith
Mrr. Kray
Winslow Avenue
State Odd Fellows Close Convention
The Q and 12th annual convention of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows of Pennsylvania closed today here. Herbert Coriever of Lancaster became past grand master and secretary. Mark of Pittsburgh represented the body.
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State Odd Fellows Close
The
Independent Order of Odd Filows
Pennslvania
Herbert Coriever
Lancaster
Adelphia
Mark of
Pittsburgh
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