Blondie star Penny Singleton to wear black wig for Hit Parade
Hollywood gossip notes Penny Singleton will don a black wig when she leaves Columbia to film Hit Parade at Republic on July 1 with Phil Regan. Her Columbia contract allows three outside pics yearly but bans looking like Blondie. the wig preserves the role while she remains Blondie in 17 more films.
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Blondie
Penny Singleton
Seroges Singleton
Dogwood
Mint Relief for Itching Piles and Rectal Irritation
Advertises Ice Mint as a quick cooling remedy for itching of piles and rectal irritation. Claims relief from itching and pain, aids healing of raw spots, and promotes inexpensive, easy use. Promises availability at drug stores through supplier.
Dr. Galbreath speaks to Rotary on San Luis Valley mission
Dr. Robert F. Galbreath president of Westminster college and New Wilmington Rotary member spoke to New Castle Rotarians about his three years as a United Presbyterian home missionary in the San Luis valley of southern Colorado. He recounted work among Mexicans Mormons and whites from 1910 to 1913 with headquarters at Romeo Colorado. The News by mail rate is noted.
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Robert F. Galbreath
Westminster College
New Wilmington
Colo
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
New Wilmington Methodists Plan Centennial Week
New Wilmington Methodists announce a week long centennial celebration from June 18 to 25. Highlights include Grove City District spring conference June 20 Old Home Day June 22 and a series of services and programs led by visiting pastors and local church leaders.
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Methodist of New Wilmington
Grove City
W. E. Bartett
Elmer O. Minnigh
R. W. Foulk
D. B
E. O. McNulty
W. L. Bloomquist
J. B. Edwards
Epworth League
Milo M. Mook
Dentist Given Life In Prison
Dr H Norman Stewart II a Pittsburgh dentist confessed to killing his wife and son and received a life sentence from Visiting Judge Frank P Patterson after morning testimony. The judge spared the murder count on the wife and the case had centered on the son's death four years earlier in the Wilkinsburg flat. Assistant district attorney Chauncey Prager had sought the electric chair.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
H. Norman Stewart
Frank P. Patterson
Stewart
Jal
Norman
Wilkinsburg
Patterson
Chauncey Prager
Local society notes and regional quotes headline
Ellwood City residents hosted visitors from Worthington and Painesville while families gathered in Pittsburgh Akron and Ellwood City. State College entomologists advise arsenate of lead solution as the most effective control for bagworms harming evergreens. Editorial quip weighs in on public officials and self preservation.
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Glenn Hennon
Ellwood City Hospital
Audley Cunningham
Jane Aiken
Worthington
P. J
Leslie Guy
Mary Ann
Pittsburgh
W. P. Guy
Arthur Brown
Ellwood City
Alfred Brown
International News Services
State College
Chewton Class Enjoys Picnic At Ewing Park
Class No 5 of the Chewton Christian Sunday school held a Friday evening picnic at the picnic grove in Ewing Park after gathering at the church at six. A 7 o'clock supper for 23 was followed by various amusements and prayers during the meeting.
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Chewton Christian Sunday School
Ewing Park
Chewton Christian Church
J. C. Yoho
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