McBride Post To Hold Picnic At Castle Beach
The Harry L. McBride Post Veterans of Foreign Wars plans a joint picnic with the auxiliary on July 27 at Castle Beach. Tri-County Council posts in Lawrence, Mercer and Butler counties invited. exclusive beach use expected to draw a large crowd. State encampment reports were given and delegates elected for the Milwaukee national encampment. a special train will transport attendees via Eaton Rapids and Chicago.
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Tri-County Council
Harry L. McBride
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Frank Conner
Post
Castle Beach
Tri- County Council
Lawrence
Mercer
Butler
State Department
Allentown
James A. Bell
Lengt
Milwaukee
Clarence A. Leslie
A. F. Miller
Pittsburgh
National V. F. W
Eaton Rapids
Mich
Century of Progress
Chicago
Court juror H F Lelie visits New Castle this week
Little Beaver H F Lelie attended court in New Castle as a juror this week. Mr and Mrs J C Young called in East Palestine Ohio on Wednesday. George Haggerty is improving.
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Patrick Sweeney
Homewood
J. Dunlap
Eric Bollman
New Brighton
Charles Martin
Mary Knepp
New Castle Hospital
Frank Zeich
Conway
Herman Zick
H. F. Lelie
New Castle
J. C. Young
East
Palestine
Ohio
George Haggerty
All-Bran cereal promotes regularity and health
The article extols Kellogg's All-Bran as a healthful cereal that provides bulk to exercise the intestines and supplies vitamin B and iron. It compares its bulk to leafy vegetables, suggests two tablespoonfuls daily, and advises medical consult if constipation persists.
Governor Seeks State Volunteers To Aid Factory Inspectors
Governor Gifford Pinchot called on volunteers aged 25 to 35 to assist Pennsylvania’s labor department in inspecting workplaces. With no funds, the staff is crippled, but volunteers will be paid a dollar a year and expenses covered by the commonwealth. The appeal follows floods of complaints from hearings on child labor and sweatshop conditions.
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International News Service
Harrisburg
Gifford Pinchot
Department of Labor and Industry
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Arrangements for Missionary Conference Headed by Don McClure
Don McClure, manager for this year’s Missionary Conference, is in town planning August events. Workers prepare schedules tents and conference objects, while repairs and cleanup are under way to host visiting delegates. Local gardeners recover from last week’s heavy frost with renewed effort and optimism in replanting and cultivation.
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Don McClure
Y Camp Registrations Near Capacity At Slippery Rock
Registration at the Camp Fred L. Rentz site of the local Y M C A is over 75 percent full for a July outing at Slippery Rock. Physical Director Henry T. MacNicholas oversees preparations with a final enrollments deadline set a week after the Fourth, and a new counselor staff is in place for educational activities.
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Fred L. Rentz
Slippery Rock
Henry T. MacNicholas
MacNicholas
Rentz
Harlansburg
Moroccan duo trick cabbie on world fair run?
June 23 New York A pair of Moroccan men El Fellahi and Hadj Ahmed hired Arthur Kurth a cab driver at Broadway and 45th Street. After paying $150 they viewed sights at the World’s Fair grounds and ordered the driver home, warning him not to go via Toronto. The tale shows two strangers timing a ride and altering routes.
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International News Service
New York
Arthur Kurth
Broadway
45Th Street
Chicago
Texas
Toronto
Dental Magnitude 125000 Tooth Job In Cut Bank
Cut Bank Montana reports the largest and possibly most expensive dental job in history. The project aims to overhaul dental facilities at a major scope with a budget of 125000 dollars. Local officials note the milestone for the community.
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International News Service
CUT Bank
Mont
Fossil Tooth Ends Oil Drilling in Cut Bank Field
Drillers spent 125000 to drill an oil well to 3930 feet in the Cut Bank field, where they found a carnivorous dinosaur tooth. Geologists concluded the tooth meant no oil would be found beneath, prompting abandonment of the well.
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Cut Bank
RARE Hummingbird NEST PHOTO CAPTURED IN PORTLAND
Ralph Vincent, a Portland newspaper photographer, secured a rare closeup portrait of a hummingbird perched on its nest. The nesting site was a dogwood tree beside Dr. Eugene W. Rockey’s second story window, taking advantage of the bird’s unusual tameness.
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International News Service
Portland
Ore
Ralph Vincent
Eugene W. Rockey
Fire losses in Pennsylvania reach 11,401 homes damaged or destroyed
Harrisburg reports from the Bureau of Fire Protection of the Commonwealth show 11,401 dwelling houses damaged or destroyed by fire in Pennsylvania in one year, excluding Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. The losses totaled 4,728,792 dollars with more than four-fifths of the causes deemed preventable.
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Harrisburg
Bureau of Fire Protection
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Louise Scott Missionary Society Sees Year End Meeting
The Louise Scott Missionary Society of the U P church held its final meeting of the year in the church parlors on Monday evening. Routine business was dismissed, plans for the new year discussed, and a social hour followed with solos by Mrs Edward Freeman and Mrs Daniel McQuiston. A delicious lunch concluded the event. Miss Jean Patterson of New Castle visited town on Monday. Russell Wilson and Victor Minter fished the Hemlock creek near President, Pa on Tuesday.
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Ira McPherson
George
New Brighton
Frank Jenkins
Harold
Bob
Beaver
Jenkin
J. G. Russell
A. W. Leslie
Jameson Memorial Hospital
E. P. Rader
Betty Dice
Darey
New Castle
Louise Scott Missionary Society of the
U. P. Church
Edward Freeman
Daniel McQuiston
Jean Patterson
Russell Wilson
Victor Minter
Hemlock Creek
President, Pa
Sunday Services at Savannah Methodist Church
Sunday school at 10 with Geo Body superintendent and morning worship at 11. Epworth League at 7 features Miss Margaret Owrey. The young married people class meets Tuesday at the Henry home. Local social notes mention several visitors and guests from nearby towns.
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Methodist Church
Geo
Epworth League
Margaret Owrey
Ted Henry
Bees Stage Lively Time For Villagers
In Port Griffith near Barree, a cherry tree became the home of a buzzing swarm that kept residents at bay for 24 hours. Jim Mulrooney shook the tree to quell the bees, using towels sheets and other measures before a bee expert arrived and captured the insects restoring peace.
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International News Service
Barre
Port Griffith
Henry Cohan
Jim Mulrooney
Manana
Heart Deaths Rise in Pennsylvania in 1932
Harrisburg reports that heart ailment deaths increased across Pennsylvania and the nation. Health department figures show about 500 more deaths in the first eleven months of 1932 than in the same period of 1931.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
United States
State Department of Health
State urged to assume township road bonds in Armstrong County
County commissioners of Armstrong County report Brady Township issued bonds to build miles of road on a state highway. They ask the state highway department to assume payment of the bonds, noting no townships in the county now issue bonds to improve a state highway.
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Armstrong County
Brady Township
Lawrence
Elder Sine
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