CHILDRENS DAY PROGRAM AT BU P CHURCH IN JACKSONVILLE
A Jacksonville program at BU.P. Church featured songs scripture readings recitations and child exercises led by Mrs. Dean Mrs. Miriam Grossman and Mrs. Florence Dickey with children of the church performing. The event closed as Rev. Rose spoke to the audience noting a shift from old bedside manners to modern radio announcers.
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Bu.p
St. Mathew
Dean
Miriam Grossman
Barron
John Studebaker
Thve
Helen Connell
Charlotte Talor
Sara May Studebaker
Charles Dickey
Gaylord Emery
Florence Dickey
Charles George
Rose
Intendance
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Praise Woman’s Health
A reader testifies monthly illness and nervous strain eased by Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. She reports renewed strength after years of poor health, relief from cramps, and ability to care for her children and run a small boarding house. More women share similar benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Winkham
Lydia FE. Pinkham
Council Pushes Plans For Sale Of Farm Produce
Harrisburg report notes Greater Pittsburgh with a 1.5 million population offers a ripe market for Pennsylvania farm produce. Willan R. Whitacre and John P. Ross of the Greater Pennsylvania Council say Pittsburgh buys trucked produce from Ohio and New Jersey. They cite lack of modern marketing and slow truck routes as barriers to local growers.
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Harrisburg
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Opsnion
Willan R. Whitacre
Mnalvou
Greater Pennsylvania Council
Whitacre
Council
Swim Ndmirkee
United States Farm Board
Pennsylvania State College
Nee
Pennsylvania Iarmers
Ohio
Kansas
New Jersey
Maine
Cilis
Fayette County
Fort Necessity Dedication Plans Near Uniontown
Reserve Corps officers in Newcastle invited to events marking the dedication of Fort Necessity near Uniontown Pennsylvania on July 3 and 4. Washington built the fort in 1754 to defend against the French, a pivotal clash on the Monongahela River that led to Washington’s brief defeat before the fort became a shrine.
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Reserve Corps
Newcastle
Fort Necessity
Uniontown
Washington
William Trent
Monongahela River
Chrisopner Gist
Hall King
Fort Duquesne
Orlocis
Old Port Necessity
Old Fort
New Castle
Fractured Skull Injury Delays Denver Student Return
Mattie Lou Thomas of Denver sustained a fractured skull and ruptured eardrum after an automobile accident near June 24 at the Colorado Ages college road. She resumed classes after initial treatment but became delirious four days later. a physician was summoned to her care.
Death by own action tendency
Dr Gregory Zubourg former official in the Heresniy cabinet in Russia says suicides do not stem from despair or insanity. He asserts many crisis reports are not denoted as depressed and that self punishment drives deaths. The danger is greatest as mood begins to lift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Philadelphia
Gregory Zubourg
Heresniy
Russia
OSA Ond
Zilbaerg
Pascha Kagan to study piano with Paderewski in Warsaw
Washington Pa June 24 accepting an invitation from the famous pianist Miss Pascha Kagan will depart for Warsaw to study under Paderewski the noted master. After the summer study in Warsaw she will return to America for a concert tour.
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Nowe
Washington
Pascha Kagan
Jans
Warsaw
Fenace Jan Baderewski
Kagan
America
Vienna
Paderewski
Women’s Relief of Pa Dept Names New Officers
Harrisburg June 23 Delegates to the annual encampment of the Women’s Relief Corp of the Pennsylvania Department G AR completed elections at the closing session. Mrs. Anna Kresge of Bethlehem was named to head the group. Officers elected include Senior vice president Emin Wallace Brookville junior vice president Julia Galden Ridgway secretary Lain Willow Johnsonburg treasurer Jane Lewis Scranton chaplain Helen Woodrow Pittsburgh. Mrs. Quitherine Munday Wilkes-Barre was elected chairman of the executive board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cinternational News Service
Faarrisburg
Women’s Relief Corp
Pennsylvania Department
G. AR
Anna Kresge
Bethlehem
Emin Wallace
Brookville
Julia Galden
Ridgway
Lain Willow
Johnsonburg
Transurer
Jane Lewis
Scranton
Hlln Woodrow
Pittsburgh
Quitherine Munday
Wilkes- Barre
Axequtive Bord
Rose Bush with 2000 flowers in Tarentum yard
A 17 year old rose bush in M. J. Davis yard near Brackenridge drew scores of visitors as it bloomed with 2000 blossoms, measuring half a foot across its largest bloom.
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Mitarnational Nova Servier
Tarentum
M. J. Davis
Ab Brackenridge
Visitors and gatherings mark Lackawannock area notes
A string of visitors and local gatherings fill community life from New Castle to Grove City. Families entertain and host relatives, with reunions at Memorial Park Grove City and ice cream proceeds at Witte Chapel church. A fall incident in Monongahela ends with a widow injured after a balcony mishap.
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Wesley Tishot
New Castle
Alex Richmand
Bertht, Geiger
Mt. Jackson
Biennor Moagland
Tile Grinp
Harold
Walnut
Elmer Humphrey
Elia Bei
Ellis
Lois
Alice
Hubert
Greenfeld
Ah Osborne
Sunny
M. J. McCammans
Carl Leckeard
Evelyn
Nan Besk
Joseph. Bowen
Thomas Shinetzdecker
West Middle
J. L. Moyne
FP. A. Woods
Grace
Memorial Park
Grove City
J. W. Humphrey
Bee Humphrey
Hopewell
Liv
Witte
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Belen Davis
Butler Hospital
J. W. Davis
Joan Humphrey
S. ©. Humphrey
Mary Humphrey
Ellwood
F. J. McCleary
Cyrus Alben
Willis Alben
Jeffermon Grange
Worth Grange
Miss Thelma Fant
Ents
Mr. and
Mrs. Fant
Jacks
Lydia E. Pinkhom
Lydia E. Pinkham
Jennie M. Massey
Summer St
Lynn, Mass
Mass
Arlan Martin
la Salle St
Chizuga, IU
Deor Sige
Oak
Tom
Bea
Seetter Furnasure
Washington Street
Afastic
Women’s Relief of
E. Lackawannock
Eugene Folic
Mme.xees Rocks
Oma
Marshall Babney Auesot
Hane
Yoltz
Viola Gow
Witusivt
Vishaie Akhatore
Hesr
W. H. Cox
Mercer Road
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Grove
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