The Mysterious Moon Craters
Star Lore by Arthur De Carpenter discusses 33 000 moon craters ranging from small vent holes to vast ring plains. Clavius is highlighted with a diameter of 142 miles and an area of 16 000 square miles, suggesting non volcanic formation from gas pressure under the crust.
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Clavius
Taxi dance halls and nightlife era in New York described
A vivid portrait of Broadway cabarets and taxi dance venues near Union Square with night club glamour, tense exchanges with dancers and bouncers, tales of Virginia Brannen and gangsters, plus a brisk note on Starr Faithfull coverage, Tahitian music, and literary gossip as the author debates sleep.
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Sing Sing
Grace Period For Stamp Redeeming Expires Shortly
The five day grace period for New Castle residents to redeem World War era war saving stamps certificates and thrift stamps ends soon. Acting Postmaster J G Leslie reports few have forwarded them to Washington. after July 1 redeeming stamps or certificates requires the holder to pay mailing costs, with the government covering mailing until then.
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New Castle
J. G. Leslie
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Division of Loans and Currency
Wales Lodge Mulls July Meeting After July 4 Postponement
Star of Wales Lodge No. 60 reports one new member George Anthony added to the benefit fund. William J. Davies of Northview Ave gave a notable talk. Next meeting set for July 11 after a one week postponement due to Independence Day.
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W. A. Johns
Brython
Star of Wales Lodge
True Ivorites of America
George Anthony
William J. Davies
Northview Avenue
Mt Hermon Church Services and Storm Damage
Regular Mt Hermon church services are scheduled with Sunday morning worship at 10 30 and evening programs including Christian Endeavor at 7 and a sermon at 8. Preparatory services are slated for Saturday at 2 30. Oak Grove Christian church also has services next Sunday afternoon. A severe Saturday storm caused damage in the area, loosening Norman Hunt's straw shed and uprooting several trees. Local families attended a birthday gathering for Mrs Viola Boak. They also joined the funeral of Mrs A H McCreary of Claysville.
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Christian Endeavor
Rev
L. W. Greenlee
Oak Grove Christian Church
W. W. Sniff
Norman Hunt
Effie Boak
George Dean
Jesse Boak
J. E. Boak
Viola Boak
J. A. Boak
A. H. McCreary
Claysville
Knights of Columbus election set for June 28 at St Mary's
Postponed election of officers for St. Mary's Council No. 512 Knights of Columbus will be held Sunday afternoon at three, daylight saving time, at the council home. The full 1931-32 officer slate will be chosen.
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St. Mary’s Council
Knights of Columbus
Wonder if the Lindbergh baby worries about supply visibility
A cryptic Omaha Word-Herald remark ponders the Lindbergh baby case and the ease of observing supply bases, reflecting on wartime era anxieties and public attention. The item reads as a clipped, editorial style quip about security and surveillance concerns.
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The
Omaha Word-Herald
Nessle Seeks County Treasurer Post in Republican Primary
David E Nessle of New Castle announces his candidacy for county treasurer in the Republican primary on September 15 1931. A life long Lawrence County resident and confectionery businessman he cites prior county treasurer service and pledges improved tax collection and devoted attention to safeguarding funds.
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David E. Nessle
New Castle
Mr. Nessle
Lawrence County
Dave Nessie
Nessle
Bather Drowns In Creek Near Warren
In Warren Pennsylvania on June 24 a boy aged 11 named William Welch fell from a drop off into eight feet of water in Broken Straw Creek at Youngsville while bathing with Burnal Huff. Huff raised the alarm. Lloyd Dunkle, 13, recovered the body after a dive. A rescuer worked an hour and the coroner ruled accidental drowning.
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Warren
Brokenstraw Creek
Youngsville
William Welch
Merle Welch
Burnal Huff
Huff
Lloyd Dunkle
Ed. Lowrey
New Castle Phalanx Plans Caravan Picnic At Camp Rentz
Members of the New Castle Phalanx fraternity and their ladies will motor in caravan style to Camp Fred L. Rentz for an evening picnic dinner. A sports program has been organized. A curious note mentions a unique house with four corners located somewhere in the United States.
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New Castle Phalanx Fraternity
Fred L. Rentz
United States
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