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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1927
Page
26
George Winter led a scouting period at John M Phillips camp Tuesday with 35 honor points, his first year in camp noted for achievement. He began as an economist?, completed tests, identified plant life, and assisted camp tasks. Junior Brown and Ferris Hartley followed with 56 points each.
Ellwood boys in the Kit Carson stockade won the first camp inspection by keeping huts neat and aiding grounds maintenance. The News Company provided evening papers courtesy of Fred L. Rentz and Jacob Rentz, with William Ayers delivering papers to each hut. Scouts praised kitchen staff for meals and celebrated with cheers. A new swimming hole was opened at the Miller camp on Slippery Rock creek, with a new pool, boat, and swimming course supervised by Nicholas R. Casillo and Bob Fields.
Rev Clarence Duff graduated from Princeton University and was examined and licensed to preach at Shenango Presbytery in Moravia Presbyterian church. He will be ordained this evening in Westfield Presbyterian church. Also examined were Robert Young and Donald Cutler from Wooster College.
ILMINGTON Pa June 22 Mill Creek Park hosted the U P Young People Society picnic yesterday afternoon. Delegates left at two, arrived at Youngstown park by three, enjoying games and sightseeing until dinner at six. Committee members included Arthur Wilson chair Willa Boyd Robert Houston Louise Adams and Theodore Anderson.
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Florence Smith Vincent recounts Mole guiding Peter through the underworld to a refreshing pool, stressing self-reliance and courtesy, as they meet Mole’s mother and her offspring. Peter drinks and prepares to exit, with Mole promising to stay until Peter reaches daylight. The piece ends with a literary aside and a Wichita Beacon musical pun.
An advertisement invites asthma and hay fever sufferers to try a free method at the company's expense. It claims to aid chronic asthma and hay fever regardless of age, climate, or occupation, targeting hopeless cases where inhalers and other remedies failed. Readers are urged to mail in a coupon today to begin at once.
Frontier Bids and Frontier Asthma Co promoter offer a free trial of a method by sending details to 462 Niagara Buffalo New York. The snippet urges recipients to request the trial by mail.
New Castle residents traveled to Meadville for Allegheny college commencement exercises held yesterday at 10 o clock. Attendees included John McWilliams family H G Gibson family Hughes Bartlett J C Leonard Dr B E Sankey Robert Mackenzie Rev S L Maxwell and Dr W A Worner and families. About 120 students graduated. Bishop Francis J. McConnell of Pittsburgh delivered the main address.
Porter says the change is coming and adds a bit of old time humor. The line from T Bits in London hints at a lighthearted exchange about payment or change.
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