Eighty Four Drivers Forfeit Licenses
Harrisburg report on June 18 lists revocation of 5 licenses and 29 more added to prohibitory list by the Department of Highways. Eighteen revocations stem from intoxication, five for transporting liquor, six for reckless driving. Notable names include Joseph T. Mikel of Erie and William Cassidy of Ameridge. A J Bumgartner Uniontown and Mils Buuneck New Castle revoked for reckless driving. Lloyd B R Johns Chambersburg for transporting liquor. Roman Glosek Shamokin for bribery in obtaining his license.
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International News Service
Harrisburg
Department of Highways
Joseph T. Mikel
Erie
William d. Cassidy
Ameridge
A. J. Bumgartner
Umiontown
Mils Buuneck
New Castle
Lloyd BR. Johns
Chambersburg
Roman Glosek
Shamovin
Tech Students To Go To Army Camps
Pittsburgh June 18 The army will call at least 43 Carnegie Institute of Technology students for summer camps announced by Major J G Taylor head of the military department The contingent splits into two groups One group of 83 will attend the Fort Humphreys engineering camp and another of 10 will join the Fort Monmouth New Jersey signal corps camp Both camps opened June 15 and run until July 26
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
Army
Carnegie Institute of Techinology
J. G. Taylor
Carnegie. Tech
United States
Reserve Officers Training Corps
Taylor
Fort Humphreys
Army Ie
Fort. Monmouth
N.J
Signal Corps
Prima Donnas Back Lux for Wardrobe Care
New York stars Mary Lawlor and Polly Walker praise Lux for keeping costumes and lingerie looking new. A NY survey finds musical shows rely on Lux to double wear of stockings and outfits, with Lever Brothers touting savings and studios using Lux for costumes. Department stores estimate Lux saves American women about a billion dollars in fabric wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
N.Y
Mary Lawlor
Good News
Polly Walker
Merry Malones
Lux
Lever Brothers Co
Hoover Falls Short On Platform In 1930s Campaign Vision
Special correspondent assesses Herbert Hoover and New York Governor Al Smith as speakers. Hoover appears uneasy and courteous on stage, while Smith exudes ease and wit. The piece contrasts Hoover’s engineering persona with Smith’s political poise and social fluency, predicting campaign dynamics and voter reactions.
Young People of W C T U to Convene at State College
STATE COLLEGE Pa June 18 Announcement of the annual encampment of the Young People's Branch of the Pennsylvania Woman’s Christian Temperance Union to be held at Pennsylvania State College June 25 to 30. Mrs W A Broyers president of Center county organization and a board member announced. The grand gold medal declamatory contest opens June 25 evening with Miss Myrtie Seeley in charge. Mrs Ella George of Beaver Falls longtime state president will attend June 26 and 28. About one hundred delegates expected from 47 counties to be named in a college dormitory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State College
Young People’s
Pennsylvania Women's Christian Temperance Union
Pennsylvania State College
W. A. Broyers
Center County
The
State Union
Myrtie Seeley
PuBcis
Ella “George
Beaver Fells
Odd jobs in Chicago finance quick money for society
Chicago dispatch describes moonlight incomes in a booming city with cafe entertainers, hired escorts, social secretaries and models. It details "happy girls" at cafes smoothing tensions, mushroom boys at upscale events, and well-connected men supplied by hotels to accompany the wealthy. Photographers pay well for celebrity images and society photos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Preas
New Castle
Chicago
Ponce de Leon
Syron
Boul Midi
Paris
Ran
Mathar
Othe
Flattery Drives Patronage in Mug Portrait Studios
A survey notes studios use flattery to win customers, with engagement tactics drawing in at least half of patrons. Practitioners claim flattering methods boost business and mugs are offered as portraits to lure clients.
Valley Forge Anniversary Observances Noted In Norristown
NORRISTOWN June 18 The 150th anniversary of General Washington and the American army will be celebrated with the Valley Forge Historical Society hosting its tenth annual meeting at 1 30 pm then a joint ceremony with Montgomery County historical societies at 2 30 pm Rev Linn Bowman will speak and a cornerstone laying by Wilson Smith will occur for the National Washington Memorial church a Washington Elm sapling will be presented by Mrs Thomas H Dorsey and planted by Mrs Dorsey Architect J C Cornelius designed the church seating 5000 New Hampshire flag was presented at services on June 17 The donor is Mrs Charles Henry Greenleaf London women discuss skirts and a bus incident mentioned by the Florida Times Union
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norristown
Washington
Valley Forge Historical Society
Herbert Burk
Coolidee
Historical Societies of
Montgomery Tourity
Chester County Historical, Society
Linn Bowman
Spring Gardenm
Philadelphia
National Washington Memorial Church
Wilson Smith
Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons of
Pennsylvania
Sojourparg
Washington Memorial Chapel
Thedore Lane Bean
Valley Forge Park
J Commission
Thomas H. Dorsey
Cambridge
Mass
Burk
Dorsey
J. C. Corneliua
New Hampshire
Arthur Emmond Pearson
Maumachusatts
Charles Henry Greenleaf
How One Thin Woman Gained 11 Pounds
A testimonial from Mrs. W E Looney of Penn Oak dated 1947 praising McCoy's Tablets for weight gain. She claims after using four boxes she gained weight and felt healthier, offering a money back guarantee via the druggist.
Abington Tax Collectors Move to Seize Delinquents
Philadelphia dispatch reports Increasing the effort to collect 50 000 in unpaid Abington Township taxes. Deputy treasurer Charles R Bechtel and tax collector lieutenant E T Longstreet posted notices promising a public sale of delinquent personal property within 10 days if funds are not paid. Dr Howard Wilson township treasurer defended police handling of jail refusals amid a heated dispute.
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International News Service
Philadelphia
Abington Township
Charles R. Bechtel
E. T. Longstreet
Howard Wilson
Rights of tax collectors spark legislature act dispute
A dispute over tax collector rights arose after Allan Lindsy, a Black man from Willow Grove, was released from the township lockup by Chief of Police Seven. The police chief argued delinquents should be confined in Delaware County jail at Norqstown, prompting legislative action.
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Allan Lindsy
Willow Grove
Seven
Delaware County
Norqstown
Social notes from Pulaski and nearby towns
Miss Margaret Kane attended a party in Wampum Thursday evening. Mrs. Francis Ferrer is the guest of Mrs. Esther J. Smith at Hotel Pulaski. Words arrive of the sudden death of Henry Loser of Greenville. Loser was a Pittsburgh hardware salesman visiting Pulaski for 30 years. Mrs. J. R. Meek and Mrs. Francis Taylor were New Castle visitors. Mrs. W. F. Kane and daughter Miss Margaret Kane were callers in Youngstown. Mr. and Mrs. James Black were callers in West Middlesex. Mrs. H. H. Enos spent Thursday with New Castle friends. Mrs. Mary Thicket of Beaver Falls visits her daughter in town. Charles Adams made a business trip to Columbiana, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Clarx and daughter Miss Maxine Clark were callers in New Wilmington. B. L. Ayers has been ill with acute lumbago. Walker Rodgers is very ill at the home of his son. We hear talk of moths infesting old attic skins.
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Margaret Kane
Wampum
Francis Ferrer
Esther J. Smith
Hotel Pulaski
Henry Loser
Greenville
Losel
Pittsburgh
Pulaski
J. R. Meek
Francis
Maxine Clark
New Wilmington
B. L. Ayers
Rodgers
L. L. Rodgers
Eagles In State Convention At York
More than 300 delegates gathered in York for the Fraternal Order of Eagles state convention opening sessions. A reception was held for visiting delegates and the event will close on June 20. The parade tomorrow is expected to draw 5,000 participants with Ellis Wagner presiding and drill teams from Meadville Williamsport Kutztown Scranton Allentown and Allegheny competing for prizes. Time flies and we'll soon be picking the raspberry seeds out of our teeth.
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Nternational News Service
York
Ann Nual
Order of Eagles
Ellis Wagner
State Order
Meedvile
Williamsport
Kutztown
Screnton
Allentown
Alleheny
Piles vanish with Dr Leonhardt Hemroid remedy
A vintage ad promotes Dr Leonhardt's Hemroid remedy for piles, claiming it frees blood flow and removes the cause. It promises quick, lasting relief and offers a money back guarantee through McKee's Kut Rate Store and local druggists.
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Dr. Leonhardt
McKee
Wekerd
of New Castle, Inc
Ood
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