Indian petroglyphs on display at State Museum Harrisburg
The State Historical Commission's Safe Harbor expedition yielded about 250 rock picture writings in mica schist. Two major glyphs flank the lobby. others will be exhibited as cataloguing proceeds. Cad zow notes independent development of symbols and the legends of Delaware peoples are not yet identified.
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State Historical Commission
Safe Harbor
State Museum
Harrisburg
C. F. Hoban
Department of Public Instruction
Donald A. Cadzow
Cadzow
Pennsylvania
Lancaster County
Susquehanna River
Summer training for teachers to begin June 20
Summer sessions in the Pennsylvania State Teachers Colleges open Monday June 20 and run six weeks. Courses cover special curricula and support the new certification regulation effective September 1 requiring four years of post high school prep for secondary teaching entrants. Existing teachers may also pursue degree progress.
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Pennsylvania State Teachers’ Colleges
Pennsylvania
James N. Rule
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Indiana
Mansfield
West Chester
Edinboro
Kutztown
Bloomsburg
East Stroudsburg
Slippery Rock
California
Millersville
Lock Haven
Gap Gleanings: Local gatherings and society notes
Mr and Mrs Allen Rutt hosted a dinner for Elmer and Mary Eby near Gap with guests from Quentin Paradise Reading and Lancaster among others. The article lists attendees and details a Women’s Christian Temperance Union meeting at Bellevue Presbyterian church and church society activities including the Methodist Aid and alumni banquet with funds raised.
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Allen Rutt
Elmer Eby
Gap
Margaret Binner
Agnes
Quentin
Jacob Denlinger
Mary
Mark
Paradise
Harry Summers
Lancaster
Daniel Denlinger
Edwin Ritchie
Reading
Daniel D, Eby
Ethel
Evelyn
Reba
Merrill
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Bellevue Presbyterian Church
Eugene Smith
Isaac Hostetter
William Pennock
J. R. B. Martin
John K. Denlinger
Willis Kreider
Lena Portner
Truman Sweigart
P.W.M
Heidler Foulke
W. M
Chris Penn
Order of Eastern Star
Conneaut Lake
Ladies Aid Society
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
G. B. Hershey
Clyde Graham
Graham
Phoebe Slaymaker
Alice Passmore
Sam Neuhauser
Lizzie Martin
Charles Passmore
Ada Irohnston
C. L. Shertz
John Fisher
Jacob Baker
Earl Neuhauser
Mary Barr
Two Guernseys Enter American Guernsey Cattle Club
Two cows from S N Root of Landisville gain entry in the Advance Register of the American Guernsey Cattle Club. The six year old Gleuchester Pride H. 209392 yields 9296.9 pounds of milk in the herd’s new official records.
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S. N. Root
Landisville
American Guernsey ‘Cattle Club
Peterboro
N.hl
Gleuchester
Pride
UYERS Favor Six Cylinder Cars in Low-Priced Segment
Consumers prefer six cylinder models in the budget car market, showing a clear verdict over cars with five cylinders or other configurations. The trend highlights demand for balanced performance and value.
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Ng Uyers
America
Dog Law Enforcers Work In County Section
Harrisburg dog wardens report strict enforcement in this county area urging owners to keep dogs under control and wearing license tags. They note statewide totals include 421,939 licensed dogs and 10,832 dogs killed for being uncontrolled, with 1,149 owners prosecuted and 604 claims totaling 13,534.11 received year to date.
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Department of Agriculture
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Bareville Personal Notices Highlight Travelers Visitors
Mr and Mrs Clayton H Wenger hosted guests including Miss Iane Detwiler Richard Weaver and Ivan Lefever from Philadelphia and others from Brooklyn Lancaster and Goodville Miss Mary Jenkins from Taylor near Scranton visits the Zook home Mrs Lloyd G Huber of Bareville entertained Clarence Moore Ellen Moore and Roy Groff from Kinzer Saturday night The item closes with a humorous line about sleepers who wake 30 to 40 times nightly without realizing it.
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Clayton H. Wenger
Iane Detwiler
Richard Weaver
Ivan Lefever
Philadelphia
Edward Manley
Brooklyn
N. Y
Lawrence Benedict
Marian Sebern
Lancaster
Alvin Stauffer
Goodville
Mary Jenkins
Taylor
Scranton
R. Amos Zook
Bareville
Lloyd G. Huber
Clarence Moore
Ellen Moore
Paradise
Roy Groff
Kinzer
Carpenter Weaver Family Reunion Held At Nettsville Home
The fourteenth annual Carpenter-Weaver family reunion took place at Levi Weaver’s home in Nettsville on a sunny Saturday. A baskets lunch was shared on a single table, followed by an afternoon program with readings recitations and duets. A long list of attendees, including numerous Weavers and related families, attended the gathering.
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Carpenter-Weaver
Levi Weaver
Nettsville
Noah Groff
Levi Weaver, Sr
Caroline Weaver
Mildred Shirk
Ruth
Miriam Weaver
Evelyn
Hazel Weaver
Laura
Edna Zimmerman
Samuel Eby, Sr
Kathryn
James Stone
Jean Piersol
Lucille Stoner
Mary Styer
Helen Good
Ivan Weaver
Grace Redeau
Herbert Eby
Junior Zimmerman
Floretta Weaver
Esther Groff
Donald Weaver
Eby
Asner
Stone
Beatrice Weaver
Daniel Hoover
Claude Brubaker
Oblwin
James Brubaker
Marion
Wayne Wenger
Anna
Lester
Milton
Violet
Ray Hoover
Billy Weaver
Harry Weaver
Ben. Weaver
Harold
Donald
Kenneth
Beatrice
Floretta
Homer
Hazel
Lois Weaver
Jacob Shirk
Ruth Mildred Shirk
Miriam
Levi
Henry
Irwin Weaver
James
Caroline
Arlene Weaver
Paradise Man Chosen Strickler Clan Head
The twenty third annual Strickler family reunion at Elizabethtown College drew 300 members from Lancaster area. Officers elected include President J E Hively Paradise and district vice presidents. secretary Albe Strickler. treasurer Joseph Strickler. historian Prof Hf H Shenk. Memorial committee named for next reunion in Harrisburg Be oorveur Park in July 1953.
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Strickler
Elizabethtown College
Lancaster
J. E. Hively
Paradise
D. D. Miller
Red Lion
Mame E. Strickler
Hellam
Benton Strickler
Virginia
Mary Strickler
Sheafferstown
Mary Rudy
Harrisburg
Elmer G. Strickler
Maytown
Albe Strickler
Mr. Joy
Mertie Kann
Manchester
Joseph Strickler
Wrightsville
Hf. H. Shenk
Annville
J. Strickler
Eliney Wo Strickler
Joy
Martha Reheard
Marrisburg
Be Oorveur Park
Durin
Pennsylvania Reports Protect Accident Statements in Law Suits
The Bureau of Highway Patrol and Safety explains that motor vehicle operators need not fear using accident reports in lawsuits. The State Vehicle Code requires reports to the Department of Revenue and shields reporters from prosecution based on their statements. Reports are for department information only and cannot be admitted as evidence in any civil or criminal matter.
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Pennsylvania
Bureau of Highway Patrol and Safety Today
Department of Revenue
Austral
Confederate Veterans Plan Visit to Washington
June 25 marks the march of Confederate veterans to Washington to decorate the Unknown Soldier tomb at Arlington at 3 p m. Exercises at the Confederate Monument will follow with Fort Myer cavalry exhibitions and a concert at the Sylvan Theater for their benefit.
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Washington
Arlington
Confederate Monument
Fort Myer Cavalry
Sylvan Theater
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American Cattle Club
Chevrolet
Fisher
Chevrolet Motor Company
Detroit, Michigan
General Motors
New. Holland
Flint
Michigan
Samuel Eby
Robert
Herbert
Melvin Eby
Harvey Zimmerman
Esther
Ed‘na
Harvey Usner
Richard
LeRoy
Annabelle Usner
Lester Witman
James Witman
Jimmy Welsh
William P. Weaver
Kathryn Weaver
Charlotte Miller
Jacob Styer
John
B. Sylvester Stoner
Dorothy
Alfred
Lucille
Leonard Stoner
John Piersol
Paul Stone
George
Daniel Weaver
Junior Weaver
Paradise Man
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