Volant College Founder to Attend Homecoming Reunion
Attorney Homer S. Drake announces that Prof. and Mrs. Galbreath of Rogers Ohio the founder and his wife of Volant College will attend the annual Volant College Reunion and Community Day on June 26. Also invited are Dr. J. B. Bowman Mt Union College dean and other former faculty members in honoring the Galbreaths the late C. F. Ball and M. E. Hess of this county.
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Homer S. Drake
Volant College
A. A. Galbreath
Rogers. O
Volant
Doctor Tells How Kruschen Salts Helped Lose Fat
Mrs. Robert Hickey of Roseville California credits Kruschen Salts with shedding 17 pounds in six weeks after a doctor advised the remedy. She advocates the product and urges others to try it, claiming it makes her feel younger and healthier with a money back guarantee.
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Robert Hickey
Roseville
Calif
Hickey
Bessipers
New Castle Drug Store
Eckerd’s
Reunion and Community Day Planned by Volant Group
Mercer county faculty members who later became county superintendents help organize a reunion in Volant. Residents plan a big event with invitations sent to former students and locals, inviting those without invitations to attend. Old town photographs and costumes will be displayed, sparking nostalgia among attendees.
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Mercer County
Volant
Association
Insurgent Strike Ends in Anthracite District
In Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania 1500 United Anthracite Miners of Pennsylvania are to be given work at Glen Alden collieries within a week under a strike settlement announced by district president Thomas A. Maloney. The remaining 3500 registered workers will be placed as jobs become available after intervention by Nantico ce business and professional men and clergy.
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International News Service
Wilkes-Barre
Nanticoke
United Anthracite Miners of Pennsylvania
Glen Alden
Thomas A. Maloney
Ex-Kaiser Remains Godfather to Regional Orphan Sanatorium
Swinemuende in Pommern. Ex Kaiser Wilhelm continues as benefactor of a seaside sanatorium for indigent children. The institution, founded about 30 years ago, houses 700 children with scores of nurses and occupies several acres of fir land along the coast. Large log buildings, mostly two stories, provide playgrounds and are enclosed by a high fence to keep the grounds secure.
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Swinemuende
Pommern
Ex-Kaiser Wilhelm
Those Cycle Clubs Reappear in New Orleans
In New Orleans the Young Old Men's cycling club proves age no barrier to sport. Founders Charles C. Carey 75 L C Smith Sr 63 and Charles Skinner 53 recall their early enthusiasm and now lead weekly 50 mile rides on Tuesdays. They challenge the notion cycling is for the young as they pursue health through long distance sport. The report also notes shifting views on animal experimentation in medicine.
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New Orleans
Charles C. Carey
L. C. Smith
Charles Skinner
Crowds Block Murder Trial in Hopei Court
A huge crowd filled the Hopei District Court preventing entry for a murder trial. Miss Liu Ching-kuei, in her twenties, admitted shooting the wife of her former lover Lu Ming, an athletic instructor, and said she planned to kill Lu Ming to punish him for breaking his engagement.
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Peiping
Hopei
Liu Ching-kuei
Lu Ming
Miss Lie
Miss Liu
Boston Neighbor Calls Police Over Milk Wagon Crowd
A Boston resident reports a crowd of men gathering around a milk wagon prompting a police response. Officers investigated the scene and advised crowd control measures.
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Boston
Mass
Ten Miles Weekly Being Added To State's Highways
Harrisburg reports that by end May the state added over 10 miles of new or improved roads weekly. For the week ending May 29, 44 contractors with 4,818 workers pursued 9.16 miles of concrete roads and 3.48 miles of flexible highway. Total mileage this year reached 38.31 miles.
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International News Service
Harrisburg
Highway Department
Boy Seeks Father in Train Doorway at Cheyenne
Casper Wyoming police find two year old Tommy Schwartz waiting in a freight car doorway for the train to start to the state capital. His father state senator H. H. Schwartz is at the state legislature in Cheyenne.
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Casper
Wyo
Tommy Schwartz
H. H. Schwartz
Cheyenne
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