East Brady Bride-to-Be Louise Ludwick Weds Richard Ely
East Brady Pa June 24 Preparations complete for the wedding Saturday evening of Miss Louise Ludwick daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Ludwick to Richard J Ely son of Governor and Mrs Joseph B G Ely of Massachusetts The Rev H T Chisholm will perform the ceremony at the bride's home A small reception will follow The bridal party includes Miss Marion Luessick and Walnut Parks of Norton Massachusetts with guests from Westfield and other Massachusetts towns as well as local relatives.
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Ifaterna Jonal News Service
Brady
Louise Ludwick
Frank L. Ludwick
Richard 3. Ely
Joseph BG. Ely
Massachusetts
H. T. Chisholm
The
Bay Hrady ‘Presbyterian Church
Marlon Luessick
Walnut
Parks
Norton, Maes
Delphinium
Callaman
Ely
Ludwick & Gown of Inc
H.C. Taine
Floyd Curtis Lane
Edwin Smit
Constance Smith
Darwin Gillett
Westfield
Mass
Democrats Desire Liberal Candidate in Minnesota Rumps
Mrs Huth Haynes Carpenter, Minnesota rump delegation chairwoman, says Democrats in the state prefer a liberal candidate like Al Smith. Despite Roosevelt backing from many states, she notes Minnesota’s rump delegates, uninstructed, may side with Smith to help the state ticket, including her own run for lieutenant governor.
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Dorotsy Ducas
Chicago
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Huth Haynes Carpenter
Minnesota
Carpenter
Firs
Roosevelt
Jost
al Smith
Uberni
Water Works Convention Returns to City by New Castle Officials
B. Richards superintendent of New Castle and B. Johnson chemist returned from State College after attending the Pennsylvania Water Works Operators' association annual meeting. Richards named a vice president and chosen to the executive board and membership committee. Johnson read a paper. 277 members registered, 18 present.
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B. Richards
City of New Castle Walter Company
B. ¥. Johnson
State College
Pennsylvania Water Works Operates’ Association
Richards
Johnson
Wellesley Girls Vote Wet in Poll
Mass June 14 Wellesley College girls feel strongly for a definite party stance on prohibition. Of 1,500 students 352 voted in a ballot with 755 urging each party to take a stand. On the 18th amendment question 996 favored modification 263 repeal 364 referendum and 37 for enforcement.
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Cinternational News Serviews
Wellesla
Mass
Wellesley College
Baruch Urges Emergent Legislation At Democratic Meet
Bernard Baruch, noted financier and Democratic leader, asks the Democratic national convention to adopt a platform calling for emergent legislation to relieve unemployment and agriculture, repeal the 18th Amendment, and implement sound fiscal policy. He favors acting without global reference to restore confidence and strengthen the nation. Margret Walker to preside. hospital and social notes accompany a brief local items section.
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Kingsbury Smith International Mews
Chicago
Democratic National Convention
Bernard M. Baruch
New York
Baruch
Syesetes
Ee Eesitnt
New Wilmington Social Notes Mention Local Visits
New Wilmington residents note visits from Norman Frenkenburgh Mrs James Drake of Mercer and Miss Mary Brenneman who returned to Leesburg after a stay with Mr and Mrs Comstock. W L Smith visits Watrow while W W Mitchell hosts P M Phillips J W Leoper and Mr. and Mrs. Edenburg. Alice Palmer Audley Browne Wall returns to Neshannock Taiis for summer. Hazel Wilson visits Warren Pa relation, R L Thompson of Washington DC visited last week. W Co T U meets at U P church June 22 at two pm.
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Norman Frenkenburgh
James Drake
Mercer
Mary Brenneman
Leesburg
Comstock
W. L. Smith
Wat“row
P.M. Phillips
J. W. Leoper
Edenburg
W. W. Mitchell
Wels Alice Palmer
Audley
Neshannock Taiis
Guy McCrumb
Pitsburgh
Hazel Wilson
George Todd
Warren
R. L. Thompson
Washington, D. C
U. P
Mayor Chief Plan War On Traffic Light Violators
Chief of Police Jonna Fy Ra ven and Mayor Charles BE Mayne vow immediate action against motorists who run yellow lights. They warn stiff fines for offenders and threaten citywide police enforcement to stop the practice of speeding through yellow signals.
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Jonna Fy Raven
Charles BE. Mayne
Legislators to Attend Harrisburg Special Session
Senator George T. Weingartner and Assemblymen Bart Richards and William McElwee Jr. depart Monday for Harrisburg to join the Governor's Special Session. The trio from this county are not aligned with any bloc and will consider relief legislation without pledging allegiance to any faction. Saint Cecilia is cited as patroness of music and noted for martyrdom in 230 A. D.
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George T. Weingartner
Bart Richards
Wiliam McElwee, Jr
Harrisburg
General Assembly
Pinchot
Insect Control and Hogs Waterer Featured in County News
Lawrence County farmers battle potato beetles with calcium arsenate in Bordeaux mixture, applying thorough sprays to undersides of leaves. Beetle and larvae damage threatens bean crops, with multiple applications needed. An automatic hog waterer prototype shown at the demonstration farm improves watering.
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Massas
L. C. Madison
State College
C. L. Leonhard
Mt. Hope
Slippery Rock
Agricultural Artension Association
Salvation Army Board Reviews Plans at Local Corps
Salvation Army advisory board met at 133 Water Street with Chairman William White presiding. Adjutant W. B. Fowl gave invocation, and Captain Nell Head reported on local work and five month activities. Staff Captain John Stafford from Pittsburgh outlined the need for suitable local property, to be handled by the property board. next meeting set for July 7 at the headquarters.
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Corps
The
Salvation Army
Water Street
William White
W. B. Fowl
Nell Head
John Stafford
Pittsburgh
Two More Patrons Complete Summer Book Tours
Two more patrons of the Frei Public Liping have completed the summer tour of the World, begun in May, and will receive their certificates of credit soon. The latest to finish the Len books reading course is Harry Booth.
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Frei Public Liping
Len Books
Harry Booth
Enrollment Surge Prompts Expectation of Finishes
The article notes lucille garver and a growing group of children enrolled, with many expected to finish soon as a large cohort participates in the event or program.
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Lucille Garver
The
Ours
Mission Outing Draws Large Crowd Of Children
Large number of City Rescue Mission youngsters attended the annual Sunday school outing at Lakewood beach. From early morning until evening they enjoyed a day filled with sports, donations from local firms, and transportation support from trucks and private cars.
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City Rescue Mission
Mission
Lakewood Beach
E. J. Watkins
Raymond A. Fredericks
FL 5
Cartwright
Lakewood Management
College Youths Cause Arrest Of Motorist In Erie
Erie date reports college youths enroute to a Democratic convention caused the arrest of a motorist after a sequence of hitchhiking and telegraph searches. The incident involved students from Assumption College and Lacrosse College, with details unclear but led to a man being detained and a driver questioned by authorities.
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Erie
Erik
Ignant College
Smpine
City Jar
Lilich
Assumption College
Ontate
Olver Swift
Lacrosse
Wrestlingie College
F. EL Oboeton
Indianapolis
Rochesa
Tiey
Eric. Walver
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