State Relief Board allocates over eleven million for June aid
Harrisburg reports the State Emergency Relief Board has allocated 11,288,910 dollars for direct and work relief in Pennsylvania through June, with 5,376,100 dollars in June food grants to counties such as Allegheny, Blair, Erie, Fayette, Indiana, Jefferson, Washington, and others, plus 391,000 dollars for county board administrative expenses and 4,200,600 set for royal works payrolls. additional May grants and fuel aid are listed amid broader national notes and local items.
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State Emergency Relief Board Today
Pennsylvania
Royal Works
Bureau of Transients
Media Barter Exchange
Allegheny
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Cambria
Centre
Elk
Erie
Fayette
Indiana
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Lawrence
Mercer
McKean
Mifflin
Venango
Washington
Gambria
Pees
Naughty Today Two Pigeons Hatching and Dangerous Insurance
Arthur Brisbane reports Britain owes the United States four thousand seven hundred and thirteen million dollars and plans to pay nothing this spring. Roosevelt demands payment or default. Britain fears default and argues the U S was not innocent in Europe’s wars. The piece rails at blame and notes exchange rate tensions between dollars and pounds. Dr Einstein warns America bears responsibility for Europe’s misery as it seeks repayment.
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United States
Uncle Sam
Roosevelt
Germany
Dr. Einstein
America
Europe
Allegheny Prepares For Commencement
Allegheny college plans its 119th commencement with Dr Rollo Walter Brown delivering the commencement address on Tuesday morning June 12. Diplomas for the class of 1903, honorary degrees, and four days of events mark the finale. Alumni gathering features Bishop Charles Edward Locke of Los Angeles on June 9. Baccalaureate sermon by President William Pearson Tolley on June 19 at Stone Church. Phi Beta Kappa address given by Harvard professor Dr William Ernest Hocking on June 11.
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William Pearson Tolley
Stone Church
Joseph D. Piper
Allegheny
Dormont First
M. D. Church of
Pittsburgh
William Ernest Hocking
Harvard University
Phi Beta Kappa
Grant couple move into new home and church services planned
Mr and Mrs Jesse Brown have moved into their new home. Children’s Day services will be held at Zion church on Sunday evening June 10. Mr and Mrs John Foster have gone to Clarion county to spend an indefinite length of time at the site.
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Jesse Brown
Zion Church
John Foster
Clarion County
Local Social Roundup In New Castle And Princeton Visits
New Castle shoppers Lizzie Stickle and June Maxwell visited Monday. Lester McCurdy and children Dorothy Ruth of Princeton visited Sunday. Pittsburgh guests William Thompson and William King dined with relatives. P D Sheller and children Elizabeth John of Pittsburgh visited L K Parry. Myrtle Douglass staying with aunt Mrs Jesse Jones who was scalded weeks ago. Bobby Young swarmed by bees harmed head eyes swollen. father took him to a doctor. recovering satisfactorily.
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George Stillwagon
Lizzie Stickle
June Maxwell
New Castle
Lester McCurdy
Dorothy
Ruth
Princeton
William Thompson
Pittsburgh
William King
P. D. Sheller
Elizabeth
John
L. K
Myrtle Douglass
Jesse Jones
Bobby Young
Jesse Young
Young
Reynolds to Attend State GOP Meeting in Philadelphia
Attorney Walter 8 Reynolds, state committeeman for Lawrence County, leaves Friday night for Philadelphia to attend Saturday's state committee meeting at the Bellevue Stratford Hotel.
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Walter 8. Reynolds
Republican Party
Lawrence County
Philadelphia
State Committee
Bellevue Stratford Hotel
Maypole winding at Westminster College fete
Two of Westminster College's 24 coeds will take part in the Maypole winding ceremony on Saturday night at 7:30 on South Terrace following Miss Virgil Wettich of New Castle being crowned queen at 7. Miss Marjorie Becott of Euclid Ohio and Miss Binta Rumbaugh of Saxonburg are among the participants. Rumbaugh, a sophomore, is managing editor elect of the year book and a Kappa Delta, while Miss Scott belongs to the sophomore class and religious cabinets and societies.
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Westminster College
Maypole
Virgil Wettich
New Castle
South Terrace
Scott
Picnic Planned By Students June 15
New Castle Business College alumni and students plan their fourth annual outing on Friday June 15 at Muddy Creek Falls. Afternoon activities include a 6 15 dinner and a night campfire program. Committee chairs named for arrangements transportation Francis George refreshments Hazel Walker Edythe Sherbine entertainment Albert Jones Ray Bates sports Helen Harper and campfire Victor Shirk. Alumni not notified are asked to contact the school.
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New Castle Business College
Muddy Creek Falls
Francis George
Hazel Walker
Edythe Sherbine
Cochairmen
Albert Jones
Ray Bates
Helen Harper
Campfire
Victor Shirk
County Committee To Meet Tonight To Name Officers
Lawrence County Republican committee to meet in the courthouse at eight tonight to name officers for the coming year. Plaited spun glass is being used for hat trimmings in London.
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Republican Party
Court House
London
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