Westminster College Office Keeps Busy With Students
NEW WILMINGTON Pa June 18 Westminster college staff despite no classes stays busy as the office force mails about 2000 viewbooks to alumni and prospective students. Grade work and entrance credits are processed while catalogs enrollment blanks and certificates are prepared. Graduate Manager A A McDonald travels weekly in Ohio and Pennsylvania to interview prospects with a larger pool of interested applicants than last year.
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New Wilmington
Westminster College
Belle Corinne Mercer
M. Isabel Ramsey
Grace Lawrence
Cora Williams
Westminster
A. A. McDonald
Ohio
Pennsylvania
McDonald
Princeton Christian Endeavor party honors Mrs Hunt
Mrs F R Weisz hosted the Princeton church Christian Endeavor group for an informal evening. Guests enjoyed games and chat followed by refreshments served by Mrs G A Boyd and Mrs Clare McGuire. Rev Greenlee presented a gift to Mrs Walter Hunt, a winter bride, on behalf of attendees.
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F. R. Weisz
Christian Endeavor Society
Princeton Church
G. A. Boyd
Clare McGuire
Walter Hunt
Greenlee
Princeton Children Day Exercises Set for June 22
Children Day exercises will be held in the Princeton church on June 22 at 10:30 a m. Mr and Mrs Emerson McGuire and son Ernest of New Castle visited the McGuire home. Mr and Mrs Frank Bauder of Portersville dined with Mr and Mrs Fred Weisz. Princeton Junior choir practice Friday at 7 p m. Miss Mary Ann Eckert of New Wilmington was mentioned.
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Princeton Church
Emerson McGuire
Ernest
New Castle
Clare McGuire
Frank Bauder
Portersville
Fred Weisz
Princeton
Mary Ann Eckert
New Wi
Community Note of Local Visits and Guests
Substantial social updates show several families hosting and visiting across towns. Rev and Mrs John Kelly of Coitsville Ohio dined with Mr and Mrs Paul Blair. Blanche Cole returns from Philadelphia for the summer. White sisters Donna June and Lois Jean visit their aunt Eva Turner. Helen Weisz returns from Bridgeville PA after a week with Robert Sutton family. Alice Gettings visits McCaslin area residents.
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Robert Sutton
Alice Gettings of
McCaslin
Lafe Shaffer
Central Press Bureau Answers on World Facts
Answers from Central Press Bureau cover German mark value, cargo origins, railway mail staff, Civil War draft act, copyright fees, US navy pay, English police armament, and recommended pamphlets. Includes instructions for obtaining more information and a note on restricted topics.
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Central Press Bureau
Washington, D. C
Hollywood
Washington
Charles P. Stewart
Blind Senator Schall Likely Nominee in Minnesota Race
With returns from about half the precincts incomplete, Thomas D. Schall, Minnesota’s blind senator, led Theodore Christians for the Republican U. S. Senate nomination. Schall’s majority was seen around 70,000, as early tallies showed him ahead and never overtaken.
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International News Service
Minneapolis
Pcn
Thomas D. Schall
Minnesota
U. S. Senate
Theodore Christians
Schall
Christianson
Thanks for kindness during illness and death of Edward Cotton
Mr and Mrs Cotton and family express gratitude to relatives friends and neighbors for sympathy services donations of cars and floral tributes during the illness and death of their son and brother Edward Joseph Cotton.
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Edward Joseph Cotton
Notice of Tax Reception at Lawrence County Office
A notice states Ellis F. Shaffer will be at the Law rence County Poor Relief office 427 Court Street on the 2nd and 4th Saturdays each month from 1 to 3 pm to receive Shenango Township taxes. Belfast Island is adding tour lines to its municipal bus service.
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Lawrence County Poor Relief
Court Street
Court House
Shenango
Ellis F. Shaffer
Belfast
Ieland
Morning Mail
Duchess
Jack
Jill
Jack and Jill
Elinor Smith Rises as World’s Highest Rising Woman
Eighteen year old Elinor Smith achieves unprecedented ascent in her field becoming the highest reaching woman in global history. Her rapid rise captures national attention and signals a landmark for female achievement.
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Central Press reports June 18 Laura Benet wrote What Little Girls Can Do with a Daddy for Dutton. The piece riffs on nursery rhymes and jokes about bootleg radio, with satirical notes on advertising and the Waldorf Astoria. It references Jack and Jill as a fictitious merchandise outlet and comments on media figures with sharp humor.
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Joseph LO
Alite Selintianadon
Central Press
New York
Laura Benet
Dutton
How One Woman Lost 20 Pounds of Fat
A weight loss ad claims Kruschen Salts fix body waste to shed fat. It instructs a half teaspoon daily in hot water plus regular exercise and promises fat loss in three weeks with energy, clear skin, and better eyesight. An Eckerd's Newcastle ad mentions an 8th bottle lasting four weeks and a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.
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Eckerd's
New Castle, Inc
Hospital Admission Refusal Over Press Entrance Quirk
A New York newspaper man grew suddenly ill in a speakeasy and was rushed to a hospital by taxicab. He refused admission citing the hospital had no Press Entrance. A second vignette recalls a German band enduring June rain while singing the Maine Stein Song near a drugstore corner.
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New York
Revival of Song and Dance Man Hums Through Broadway
A columnist recalls George M Cohan and praises a Broadway revival of Song and Dance Man. The piece reflects on his lasting impact in theater and the enduring appeal of his persona. A light vignette with Longacre Lil and a comic exchange concludes the reflection.
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George Cohan
Broadway
Georgie
Johnny Jones
Delegates Leave for State Encampment in Wilkes-Barre
Delegates from Harry L. Mc Bride Post and the post auxiliary depart for Wilkes-Barre to attend the annual state encampment. James A. Bell A Miller represent the McBrides while Mrs Louise Evans and Mrs Della Wood will represent the Auxiliary. Mrs James A Bell and Mrs Ada Miller also attend sessions. State officers look forward to one of the largest encampments in the history.
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Harry L. McBride
Post
Wilkesbarre
Ander
James A. Bell
A. Miller
McBrides
Louise Evans
Della Wood
Ada Miller
Thanks for kindness during illness and death of husband
We express gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness sympathy flowers and cars shown to us during the illness and death of our husband and father Mrs Harvey Peters and family Ay Et
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Harvey Peters
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