Gowns Dominate Ascot Opening Amid English Rain
At Ascot England cloudy skies and drizzling rain failed to dampen fashion as women display elaborate gowns. Pale mauve yellow and green hues lead the palette with long full skirts and fluffy draperies. Egyptian motifs and white serge suits with red embroidery appear. box coats and tailored lapels finish many looks.
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Reading Company to Buy Equipment With Trust Certificates
The Reading company seeking ICC approval to issue 100 million dollars of equipment trust certificates to finance new rolling stock. Funds will buy 2,000 passenger cars, 90 coaches, 16 baggage cars, and 26 locomotives for the Philadelphia and Reading railway.
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Ladies Missionary meeting at Presbyterian church
The Ladies Missionary society of the Presbyterian church will hold their regular monthly business meeting Wednesday. All members are asked to attend. Mrs J C Fe will lead devotional exercises. Committee members serving refreshments include Mrs Clarence Stapt Mrs Geo Sundell Mrs Vegeler Mrs EH Wilson and Mrs Hingham. The ladies will meet at the church for an all day meeting. Also the Hennon reunion will be hosted at the home of Mr and Mrs E L.
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Pythian Meeting Called for Wampum Temple No 113
Hennon on Main street notes a Pythian meeting Thursday January 21 at 7 30 pm. The degree staff urges all members to attend Wednesday night for a final decision on the Pythian outing. Wampum Personal mentions Joy Wort and Lynatte visiting from Chicago and Sara Anne Freed returning from Sewickley with family updates.
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Execution of Rats in Congressional Library Thwarts Losses
International News Service reports that a rat invasion threatened irreplaceable historic volumes in the Congressional Library. Biologists identify the culprits as large generic rats. library staff and officials halted the damage overnight using barium carbonate poison, leaving newer works untouched.
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Love Keeps Girl From Testifying Against Father in Murder
In Chicago on June 19 Cecelia Fuchs, 13, says she cannot testify against her father Ignatz Fuchs for murder, citing her love for him. The young eyewitness told assistant State's Attorney O Connell she owes loyalty to the only person who loves her, leading to a potential change in the prosecution plan.
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Build Shelter House At Gaston Park For Summer Picnickers
Councilman D O Davies reports a shelter house is being erected at Gaston park to serve summer picnickers. Two picnics will be held this week and about ten more are booked. The Hungarian Baptist church was granted permission to hold a church picnic there on July 4.
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Coote Suspended From New York Curb Market
A. W. Coote of A. W. Coote and Company, a brokerage firm, was suspended from the New York curb market after the firm failed yesterday. The main San Francisco office fell into receivership, with branches in Seattle Chicago Denver Oakland Portland San Diego and Phoenix Arizona.
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Foreign War Vets Endorse Fritz for State Boxing Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars Harry L. McBride post urged by resolution the appointment by Governor Pinchot of Edward H. Fritz as a member of the state boxing commission. Disabled Veterans meet tonight likely to adopt a similar resolution. The American Legion has endorsed Fritz for a commissionership.
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Garbage plant construction status update by councilman
Councilman D G Davies reports roofing iron is being placed on the garbage plant, which is not yet ready for operation. Furnaces cannot be used until正式 an official announcement. The note warns against hasty measures amid skidding concerns.
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No Parking Rules Enforced On North Street Mill To Mercer
City council approves erection of No Parking signs along North Street between North Mercer and North Mill to ease traffic. Officers will tag violators. Auto dealer Marlo M Ingham had urged contractors at the Frew building project to keep sheds and materials off North Street to prevent congestion. Ingham argued the action affected traffic flow. council concluded signs are needed and traffic will be managed accordingly.
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Girl Bandit May Be Man Living As Both Genders
Chicago June 19 In a case linked to the so called girl bandit a man living as both a man and a woman is suspected. Police note a June 6 shooting killed Richards Yearner a wealthy insurance man. The suspect identified as Fred Thompson reportedly wore feminine attire at times while committing or planning crimes.
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Marriage claim and witness tied to holdup murder case
A report states a woman identified as the wife of auto mechanic Frank Garrick says they married fourteen years ago. Mrs Tesmer is named as the sole witness to a murder that occurred during a holdup. The piece also notes Edward Brindle of Brindle Printing urged city officials to clean Sycamore Street and Appleway, with the Streets department promising action.
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Finish Work On Route No 77 Progressing This Week
Jamison and Narley contractors on Route TT will complete concrete pours from Willow Grove to the city this week. The pavement must cure for three weeks before opening. Londoners’ average age rose by two years over the last decade.
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