New York Fashion and Social Shifts Highlight Diverse Nightlife
Central Press notes rental dress suits and top hats resurgent in Manhattan social life, with many olive skinned patrons at weddings while fewer formal wear items appear. Showboats lure budget cruisers with ocean‑voyage entertainment and festive games. The piece also recalls Ely Culbertson and Chesterton reflections, contrasting bridge fame with literary and cultural shifts.
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Central Press Association
New York
Second Avenue
Orphans Home in Lelienople Invites Visiting Day
The Orphans Home and Farm School of the Pittsburgh Synod United Lutheran church in Lelienople Pa holds a visiting day Thursday. A pageant by the children will be shown in the afternoon with music by the Zelienople high school band. L A Haug Jr of Hazelcroft Avenue serves on the board of directors.
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Orphans’ Home and Farm School
Pittsburgh Synod, United Lutheran Church
Lelienople
New Castle
Zelienople
L. A. Haug, Jr
Hazelcroft Avenue
Crow's Song Differing From Canary Inborn Traits
The crow, born to cow ancestry, exhibits different sensitivities and never attempts to sing like a canary. The remark contrasts natural inclinations across species and their unique vocal or behavioral traits.
Court notes and local legal actions in county records
Motion delays sentencing for John Dewey Seevers for murder as a new trial request is considered. Other items include cemeteries in Plaingrove with 89 veterans, bond issues and attachments in several cases, a hearing on ownership of property in a sheriff interpleader, and discussion of mothers assistance board appointments and funding in the May bill.
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John Dewey Seevers
Catherine Rodgers
Jesse B. Syling
Tony Dittko
Telko Dittko
Mothers’ Assistance Fund
Mothers’ Assistance Board
Harrisburg
Mothers’ Assistance Boards
Lawrence County
Republican State Senate
Court
Prisoners await sentence at county court on June 29
Twenty five prisoners are in the county jail awaiting sentence at sentence court to be held on Monday June 29. Additional defendants on bail have been notified to appear on that date.
Answer Filed in Myers versus Rabinovitz Estate
In the case of Esther Myers against Celia Rabinovitz executrix of the late Attorney Mark L Rabinovitz an answer has been filed to the defense.
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Max Ludwig
A. H
Dorothy Bartlett
A. H. Bartlett
First National Bank of
New Wilmington
S. G. Hart
George A. Smith Jr
Edna Smith
Francis Williams
Sara C. Williams
Esther Myers
Celia Rabinovitz
Mark L. Rabinovitz
New Home Treatment for Itching PILES
A new ointment offers at home relief for external pile symptoms including itching pain and bleeding. The clean odorless cream claims quick relief after a single application and is sold for 50 cents at local drug stores for several weeks of treatment.
Surprise shower honors Mrs Wilfred Clark at Coulter home
Thursday evening Mrs Thelma Coulter and Miss Ann Weppler co hosted a surprise shower for Mrs Wilfred Clark nee Eleanor Blews at Mrs Coulter's home with dainty lunch served by Jean Coulter. Granddaughter Shirley Wimer celebrated with lawn party hosted by Mrs Ira Nelson for friends.
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Thelma Coulter
Ann Weppler
Wilfred Clark
Eleanor Blews
Coulter
Jean Coulter
Shirley Wimer
Harlansburg Road
Ira Nelson
Miss Wimer
Mary Morris
Verna
Marjorie Brooks
Edyce Black
Janet Eagle
Shirley Wimner
Betty Booher
Pansy Booher
Marian
Rich Hill
Local Visitors and Trips Highlight Weekend Notices
Donald Grafton improves after tonsil operation. Albert and Rosa Rogers families spend Sunday at Cook's Forest and Saxonburg. Albert and Johnsons visit Adamsville and Wheeling. Grants to Leesburg and Akron hosts noted. Numerous families from Youngstown Grove City and Oil City visiting relatives and fishing trips to Lake Erie.
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Donald Grafton
Albert Rogers
Cook's Forest
Albert Johnson
Adamsville
Rosa Glass
Cortelyon
Saxonburg
John Morris
Wheeling
W. Va
Grace Lou McClintick
Youngstown
Gertrude Johnson
William Kanzig
Akron
Ohio
Ed Hibbard
Caroline Barkley
Janet
New Wilmington
Gertrude Craven
Howard Glass
Grove City
Wilbur Downing
William Johnson
Merit Downing
Lake Erie
Earl Reynolds
Margarette Whitsel
Oil City
Elijah Reynolds
Clyde Wigley
Donald
Harrison Ippolitto
Louise
Lillian Wigley
Wampum
W. J. Brooks
City Hall Notes Visitors and Staff Updates
City officials report Howard Phillips, longtime garbage superintendent, is a patient at New Castle hospital. Glenn R. Throop, city engineer, plans to return soon after surgery. Police officer Carl Lockhard remains off duty with a fractured ankle from a basketball game incident. Civil service health officer Dr. W L Steen likely to continue in his post. Social and church circle notices follow with local visits and hostess plans.
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City Hall
Howard Phillips
New Castle Hospital
Phillips
Carl Lockhard
George Washington Junior High School
Lockhard
New Castle
City Health Department
W. L. Steen
Man Hurt as Wagon Backed Down Hill
Gerald Spiker confined to his home after an express wagon backed down a hill and threw him from the seat. He was taken to a doctor where physicians reset his left arm.
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Gerald Spiker
Kelley couple purchase residence for future move in
Mr and Mrs William Kelley recently bought a house and plan to move in soon. Their son Jimmy Flannery reports scarlet fever confinement at home but is progressing as well as can be expected.
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Joe Geiger, Jr
Jackson Center
A. D. Stone
Hiram Hodglin
Leonard
Drake
William Kelley
Harry Buxton
John
North Liberty
W. D. McCandless
Jimmy Flannery
James Flannery
Hopkins Orders Prevailing Rate for Relief Program
WPA Administrator Hopkins instructed state administrators to pay the prevailing wage under the $1.425 billion relief program starting July 1, replacing the current security wages. The action aims to standardize pay across states for the new federal work relief effort.
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International News Service
Washington
WPA
Hopkins Today
Civil War Veteran 101 Years Old Today in Butler County
Joseph Bullman of Parkers Landing, Butler County oldest Civil War veteran, marks his 101st birthday. He lives near the county line in the smallest incorporated city in the United States, celebrated a year ago on his 100th birthday, and remains alert, enjoys motoring, and follows politics as a Republican.
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Butler
Joseph Bullman
Parkers Landing
Butler County
United States
Farmer complains railroad pays little after livestock losses
An investigator questions railroad compensation policies for farmers. A farmer says the railroad pays about $20 for a $10 cow or hog but remains tight on livestock killings.
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