Flag Day program shines at New Wilmington theater
The Daughters of the American Revolution Lawrence Chapter staged a Bicentennial observance in the Little Theatre New Wilmington with colonial ushers Boy Scouts and a 1732 1932 cycle of years pageant. A tea reception followed in Hillside featuring patriotic decor costumes and floral displays with regional chapter members and guests from several chapters attending.
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Daughters of the American Revolution
Lawrence
New Wilmington
Mary Washington
Mary McKee
Hallie Elliott
Georgiana Davidson
Jennie Anderson
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Nettie Sharp
Helen Ram
Elizabeth White
Wathena Ornduff
Nell Kudelko
Jessie N. Reed
Alan B. Davis
George and
Martha Washington
Chalmers Henderson
Neshannock
James T. Ray
Charles Freeman
J. Howard Frew
John Emery
S. S. Myers
Irvine Ralph
J. C. Baney
F. G. Simonton
Alma Locke
Elmer Beecher Russell
William Wilson Campbell
George Washington
William McKinney
J. P. Prescot
John Swan
Wm. Wilson Campbell
David Ritchie
Florence Ornduff
Mary R. Clarke
C. R. Ralph
Harry Gormley
Grace P. Johnson
Nathan Hale
East Haddenn
Conn
Camille Monroe
Simpson
Columbus
Ohio
David Reece
Oxford
Miss
Elizabeth Benton
Kansas City
Hospitals Doubt State Payments Amid Political Turmoil
Hospitals across the state await State Department of Welfare funding after Governor Pinchot’s talks of a $10,000,000 Talbo relief fund cut. Officials fear uncertainty over how the reduction will be applied to quarterly checks for state-aided institutions and mothers' aid as audits and reviews continue in Harrisburg.
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Pinchot
State Department of Welfare
John M. Smith
Philadelphia
Harrisburg
Department of Welfare
North Beaver Children Day Highlights At Westfield Church
Sunday evening program by Westfield church children featured March-Orchestra, songs like Happy Children's Day, and readings by Lyle Gibson Eleanor Rainey Eileen Gwin and others. The North Beaver Notes reports community visits hospital recoveries and local family news including Anna Benson’s tonsil surgery and Zahnizer children’s discharge home after injuries.
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Westfield Church
Lyle Gibson
Eleanor Rainey
Eileen Gwin
Lyle Fox
Nancy Robison
Howard Gwin
Mazie Long
Ruth Emery
John Clark
Billy Byers
Rheadelle Carr
Raymond McCurley
Sun Shine
Wilbur McCurley
Marian Emery
Offering
Baraba Long
Wanda Long
Mary Raney
Lawrence Spears
Ethel Gawghler
Gale Gibson
the Garden of Joyous Life—Jr
Grove City Girl Wins Essay Contest Honor
June 16 a Grove City girl, Sylvia Peden, wins the national essay contest on Steward ship conducted by the United Presbyterian Church of America. The local church had one winner in Class C this year, with past years producing two and four winners.
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Grove City
United Presbyterian Church of America
Slyvia Peden
Miss Peden
Ford Distrusts Convention Drama Believes Economy Tops
Detroit June 16 Henry Ford dismisses political convention furor as irrelevant to jobs and money in the pockets of the average man. He praises President Hoover as best fitted for re-election and argues the nation needs control over the money system. He says conventions are private sessions and offer little to the country.
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Detroit
Henry Ford
Ford
Hoover
United States
Chicago
Mr. Ford
Economic Resolve Amid Propaganda Critics
The speaker argues for restoring employment to lift the economy and dismisses Chicago noise as irrelevant, asserting the nation's real task is creating work. He claims the public will not be diverted by propagandists and stresses a practical, work-focused approach.
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Chicago
Birth of Eight Pound Son in Pulaski
Mr. and Mrs. Adam Grell announce the birth of an eight pound son at Jameson Memorial hospital on Wednesday morning June 15. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Boyd spent Wednesday with friends in Plaingrove. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. McCallister visited friends in New Castle. Mrs. J. A. Shannon and son Don E. Shannon left for Erie after a stay at Hotel Pulaski. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Clark were accompanied by their son Harold Clark.
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North Beaver Notes
Henry Acker
Beaver Valley
Wm. Deringer
Beaver County
Robert Conway
Huntington
W. Va
Edward Conway
Anna Benson
Jameson Hospital
Zahnizer
Samuel McMurray
Wm. Sword
California
John McMurray
Charles McMurray
Harlansburg
Frank Herbert
Wampum
George Pitzer
Myrtle
New Castle
Louis Hawthorne
West Pittsburg
Harry McCurley
State College
Adam Grell
Jameson Memorial Hospital
C. C. Boyd
Plaingrove
W. J. McCallister
J. A. Shannon
Don E. Shannon
Erie
Hotel Pulaski
Frank Clark
Harold Clark
New Wonderful MELLO GLO Powder Promises Longer Staying Power
Advertising copy touts MELLO GLO face powder with a French process for smoother spread and extended wear. It claims to hide tiny lines and pores, prevent shine, and suit every complexion.
Social notes of weekend visits across Ohio and neighboring states
Cleveland visitors spent Sunday in Union City. New Castle guests included Mrs. Ernest Etzrott and Mrs. Nellie Watson. Greenville hosted Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Graham. Youngstown hosted Mrs. Marcus Wilson for the weekend. Sharon hosted Mrs. Lewis Miles and daughter Sally Lou. Pittsburgh guests were Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Hoelzle and son Frederick with the Garretts. Cascade Park saw a party with Mr. and Mrs. Leon Wetmore and friends. Mrs. J. B. Crawford hosted Mrs. Nellie Watson from New Castle.
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Cleveland
Union City
Ernest Etzrott
New Castle
A. W. Graham
Greenville
Marcus Wilson
Youngstown
Lewis Miles
Sally Lou
Sharon
Charles Clark
Stephen Hoelzle
Frederick
Pittsburgh
Benjamin Garrett
Leon Wetmore
Cascade Park
Nellie Watson
J. B. Crawford
Grove City College Holds 52nd Commencement
Grove City Pa June 16 The 52nd annual commencement honored Dr William A Hamer of the Mellon Institute with a Doctor of Science degree. Chancellor John G Bowman of Pittsburgh gave the address and spoke at the alumni banquet where covers for 300 were laid. class numbered 143 marked the largest commencement.
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Grove City
William A. Hamer
Mellon Institute At
Pittsburgh
Grove City College
John G. Bowman
University of Pittsburgh
Class of 19XX Degrees Awarded At Slippery Rock College
The ceremony conferred 61 Bachelor of Arts degrees 29 Bachelor of Science degrees 33 Bachelor of Science in Commerce degrees 7 Bachelor of Music degrees 11 Secretarial Certificates 3 Art Certificates and honored 3 Doctor of Divinity recipients Reverends Campbell Dickson and Stewart. Magna Cum Laude went to Myra Botsford Theodore George and Nell Williamson Cum Laude to 18 graduates. Science club prize to Donald L. McMillan Shockley memorial prize to Brainard Hawks Pi Gamma Mu prize to Hawks. MA degrees to Herbert Book Tyyne Hanninen Alma Rice.
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J. G. Campbell
Grove City
Reid S. Dickson
Philadelphia
Claire M. Stewart
Clarion
Myra Botsford
Theodore George
Nell’ Williamson
Midland Officials Cut Their Own Salaries
Ten Midland officials led by the police and fire chiefs five patrolmen and town staff signed an agreement to cut their salaries 10 percent for six months effective July 1. They will refund the reduction.
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Midland
Council
Dont let them count you out
An old advertisement promotes S.S.S. remedy for clearer skin with regular and double sizes. It claims the double size is economical and lasts about two weeks, suggesting improved health and happiness if started today.
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S.S.S
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