Additional Bonds Of State Issue Are Purchased
Harrisburg reports additional sales of the $29,006,600 state road bonds after public bids. Investments from the sinking fund and retirement boards total over 2.2 million, with major blocks bought by a bank syndicate and various state funds participating, raising total sales to about 29.7 million. In Italy, Catholic dress censorship provokes public rebuke as modest attire becomes a gate for church access.
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International News Service
Harrisburg
State Board of Finance and Revenue
Weathers’ Retirement Board
State Road Bond Sinking Fund
National City Bank of New York
Uhe Méllon National Bank and Associates
Awarkment’ Insurance Board
State Employes Retirement Board
State School Fund
State
Italy
Florence
Pepe's Crusade On Dress Wins
In Rome on September 24 Pope Pius leads a crusade against immodest dress as international services report the campaign gains strength and tone. The coverage notes church efforts to curb fashion excesses and promote modest attire across communities.
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Pepe’s Crusade On
I International
Rome
Police capture suspect in bank robbery in Pennsylvania
Altoona dispatcher reports Louis Gelormin, said to live in Patton Cambria county, taken into custody on suspicion of the Williamsburg First National Bank robbery attempt yesterday. Gelormin denies involvement and will be taken to Hollidaysburg for examination.
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International News Service
Altoona
Louis Gelormin
Patton
Cambria County
Williamsburg
Gelormin
Hollidaysburg
Gay Young Blade Faces Court Over Family Dispute
Alfred Howard aged 86 was brought before the Liverpool police magistrate by his wife Sarah 79 accusing him of striking her with a broom and of giving his army pension to his girlfriends. The magistrate bound him over to be of good behavior for twelve months.
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Cincernational News Service
Liverpool
Alfred Howard
Alfred
Sarah
Jess
New Castle Man In Auto Collision At New Wilmington
A collision at the corner of Waugh avenue and New Castle street in New Wilmington involved D. A. DeNormandie of New Castle and N. Wolfson of Farrell. The Ford touring vehicle of Wolfson overturned but all occupants escaped unharmed. DeNormandie’s car sustained minor damage while Wolfson’s vehicle suffered extensive damage. Charles Lopp, rider with Wolfson, was present but uninjured. The incident occurred Wednesday at 11 am.
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New Castle
New Wilmington
D.A. DeNormandie
North Main Street
N. Wolfson
Ideal Cleaners and Dyers
Farrell
Waugh Avenue
New Castle Street
DeNormandie
Wolfson
New Castle ‘Street
Charles Lopp
Sharpsville Avenue
Silverstreet
Sharon
Tax Reduction To Have Right Of Way In Next Congress
Washington September 24 Tax reduction will have priority over all other business in the coming session of Congress, even above appropriation bills. Representative Tilson of Connecticut Republican floor leader told President Coolidge that the new revenue bill would be ready by opening day and pushed through by the holidays. Next would come appropriation bills and measures to encourage voluntary railroad consolidation.
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International News Service
Washigton
Congress
Representative Tilson
Connecticut
Coolidge
Tilson
College Students To Present Program At Westminster College
College students present Thursday evening program at the United Presbyterian Church in New Wilmington. Speakers include President W. Charles Wallace and doctors R. J. Love C. B. Dawson and Charles Freeman. Afterward the Young People's Christian Union hosts a reception in the church social parlors.
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Westminster College
New United Presbyterian Church
New Wilmington
W. Charles Wallace
R. J. Love
C. B. Dawson
Charles Freeman
Young People’s Christian Union of the Church
Ellwood Degree Team to Initiate With Visiting Officers
Ellwood City circles plan a Thursday evening initiation led by P H C New Castle Circle No 5 with the degree staff from Ellwood City in charge. Grand and Supreme officers will attend as an entertaining program unfolds. Additional events and entertainments are being arranged by the Boaster Committee for future sessions.
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New Castle Circle No. 5
Baird Circle 123
Ellwood City
Ellwood
Chia
Missionary Society Meets At Home In New Bedford
In New Bedford the Missionary Society of the Hopewell Presbyterian Church held an all day meeting at Mrs. David Black's home last Thursday. A delightful dinner was served by the Ladies Club after which the program proceeded with considerable interest. Mrs. W Shielda and her son James attended.
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Bobby Morehouse
Frank Hatch
Cleveland
Wilson McCluskey
A. J. Gillespie
Youngstown
Nannie Murry
Wadsworth
Ohio
Pres. Murry
Hartstown
Lee Sag‘ables
Newel Anderson
Cousintown
Malva Anderson
Roy Mages
Sarah
Near West Middlesex
Jessie Walker
Dariington Porter
West Middlesex
Frank Harry
Ellis Harry
Herman Bauder
New Castle
N. F. Eppinger
Dean
Dave Zimmerman
David
Cornelia Cover
Hubbard
Irene
Edwin
Mable
Joe Bently
John Riggs
Cousin
Lown
Ethel
Emma Moore
Orrin Ballay
Russel Shields
Hubbard, C
J. J. Shields
Missionary Sacilety of
Hopewell Presbyterian ¢Hurch
David Black
W! Shielda
James
Underground Lake Found Beneath Greek Refugee Farm
An underground lake of considerable size was found under 2000 acres of land used by Near East Relief at Oropos Greece. Refugee boys drilled with crude tools to access water for irrigation. Some water lies within six feet of the surface and part appears beneath the sea with no saline traces. The lake could supply enormous irrigation water.
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International News Service
Athens
Greece
Oropos
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