Camp Rentz Leaders Plan Vacation For Y M Boys
Twenty five local boys have signed for Camp Fred L Rentz as Y M C A grounds improvements proceed for the 1933 season opening July 11. The camp may reach quota early with fifty six of 120 boy weeks already reserved and a three week season planned with a 40 weekly target. Five counsellors Frank Baldwin Heber Baldwin Robert Muse Gethin Thomas and David Garrall will lead groups in nature study bird lore and talks. Mrs Ella Spicer will cook with an assistant and meals will be planned daily. Swimming will be supervised and halted in high water.
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Fred L. Rentz
Manage
Frank Baldwin
Heber Baldwin
Robert Muse
Gethin Thomas
David Garrall
Ella Spicer
Unique Names Among Pennsylvania Towns Highlight Odd Places
Articles note Pennsylvania municipalities bear unusual names from Indian origins and immigrant roots. Examples include One in Lebanon County and Punxsutawney in Jefferson County, with many others like Wapwallopen Tulpehocken and Neshaminy. The piece cites events, practicality of mail, and German influence shaping these names.
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Pennsylvania
Washington County
Roosevelt
Lebanon County
Punxsutawney
Jefferson County
Wapwallopen
Conshohocken
Gosenhoppen
Womelsdorff
Tulpehocken
Quakake
Tiadaghton
Scotch Hill
Delaware County
Darling
Hillsville Meeting on State Officers by Young Citizens League
Tonight at Hillsville School the Young Citizens League presents Bart Richards on State Officers Their Qualifications and Method of Selection. It is the third in a series discussing city and county officials with instrumental and vocal music to accompany the program starting at nine o'clock.
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The
Young Citizens League of
Hillsville
Bart Richards
Quick Healing Endorsed by Hawthorne Sister
Mrs. Bessie Elia of Hawthorne New Jersey touts San-Cura Ointment as a marvelous antiseptic that instantly stops pain, prevents infection, and speeds healing for burns. The ad claims effectiveness for burns, scalds, cuts, sores, eczema, rashes, boils and piles, with 35¢ and 60¢ prices available at all druggists.
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San-Cura
Bessie Elia
Passaic Ave
Hawthorne, N. J
White House denies Roosevelt kidnapping threat reports
The White House rejected Boston newspaper claims that James Roosevelt received a threat to kidnap his daughter Sarah Delano Roosevelt. Presidential secretary Stephen T. Early said James informed his father by phone that allegations were unfounded and that the President had been informed of the denial.
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International News Service
Washington
James Roosevelt
Sarah Delano Roosevelt
White House
Boston
Stephen T. Early
Early
James
Sarah
Closing Service At Temple Israel
Temple Israel at Highland and Moody avenues will hold the final service of the 1932 1933 season on Friday evening June 16 at 8 pm with Rabbi Avery Jonah Grassfield officiating. The sermon is titled Does Religion Take a Vacation. The final Saturday morning service will be on Saturday June 17 at 11 oclock. Children’s congregation members Reva Love Morton Love and Robert Goldman read prayers. Flowers adorning the pulpit this weekend honor Daisy Rosenblum Levine on her second anniversary of death.
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Temple Israel
Highland
Moody Avenues
Avery Jonah Grassfield
Reva Love
Morton Love
Robert Goldman
Daisy Rosenblum Levine
Form New Organization At State G. A. R. Session
Mrs J L Bennett of Pittsburgh becomes first president of the new Pennsylvania department of the Federated Patriotic Societies linked to the Grand Army of the Republic. Officers include Mrs Katie Carr Philadelphia first vice president and Mrs Sarah C Johnson Pittsburgh second vice president with G Thomas Leiser ing Allentown as treasurer. Mary Barclay Uniontown named state president of the Ladies of the Grand Army and G Saunders leads the Women’s Relief Corps. A parade of 78 Civil War veterans and affiliated groups closed the session amid ticker tape and confetti.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
J. L. Bennett
Pennsylvania Department of the Federated Patriotic Socities
Grand Army of the Republic
Men of Blue
Katie Carr
Philadelphia
Sarah C. Johnson
Jennie Edwards
G. Thomas Leiserring
Allentown
Mary Barclay
Uniontown
G. Saunders
Women’s Relief Corps
Man mines gold dust for license plates in Utah
A Lea Utah man sent a bottle of gold dust to the Secretary of State to buy license plates for his old car. A local jeweler paid $6.11 for the dust, more than the $3.11 earned, and Caldwell said he mined the gold in the Henry mountains.
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International News Service
Salt Lake City
Utah
M. Caldwell
Lea
Caldwell
Milton H. Welling
Henry Mountains
Rabbi Avery Grossfield Conducts Monthly Temple Visit
Rabbi Avery Grossfield of Temple Israel visited Polk on Wednesday for the month’s member program and religious observance, meeting congregants and leading services during the visit.
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Avery Grossfield
Temple Israel
Polk
Religious service at Polk State School led by state chaplain
Rabbi Grossfield attended the Polk State School as state chaplain for a Jewish service. He was joined by Miss Florence Weiner, Miss Ruth Weiner, Meyer Berkman, Harold Trobe and Herschel Rubin of Beaver Falls Pennsylvania. Florence Weiner performed music and a piano piece for the children. Afterward the children received candy donated by local women. Laziness may signal slow bacterial poisoning says Dr. A B Jackson of Howard University. He notes he treated so called lazy students with magnesium salts and found they were not lazy but poisoned.
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Polk State School
Rabbi Grossfield
Florence Weiner
Ruth Weiner
Meyer Berkman
Harold Trobe
Herschel Rubin
Beaver Falls
A. B. Jackson
Howard University
Commission Member Little Willie After School Hangout
A student named Willie explains to his teacher that he stays after school to avoid going home. He says a new baby at home will provoke blame from his father for everything. The exchange highlights family tension and a child’s coping strategy.
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Little Willie
Willie
Pop
Veterans to Take Over Castle Beach for Reunion Event
Castle Beach will be closed to the public Saturday and Sunday due to a reunion of the 28th Division A F. The beach reopens at 2 PM Sunday with a Troop F 103rd Cavalry rodeo. Health Bureau aims to inspect over 5,000 wells and springs in farms and rural communities within 10 weeks.
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Castle Beach
Troop F
103Rd Cavalry
Bureau of Engineering
Department
Water test requests flood Harrisburg officials
Rural water supply examinations are being requested at the State Department of Health at about 100 per day, a rate noted in a report to the Secretary. The surge highlights growing public concern over water quality and safety in rural areas.
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Harrisburg
State Department of Health
McCready Leaves Hospital After Horse Incident
Alex McCready of New Wilmington suffered facial lacerations when kicked by a horse on Tuesday afternoon. He was thrown when the horse stumbled and left the hospital after treatment for the painful facial wound.
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Alex McCready
New Wilmington
McCready
Frost Threat Lifts Big Armstrong Fruit Crop Loss
Frost settled over Armstrong County with temperatures near 30 degrees damaging gardens and threatening the region's fruit crops. Growers in Kittanning and surrounding areas feared extensive losses from the early morning cold snap.
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International News Service
Kittanning
Armstrong County
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