Lions Club Talk Clears Kinstein Theory With Dining Demonstration
W A Rosenberger of Pangborn Corp explained the Kinstein theory to Lions Club members using a rear to front service sequence to illustrate perspective. He argued opinions on universal phenomena depend on point of view and illustrated the idea with an ordinary trip to Pittsburgh, noting Earth’s rotation from west to east.
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Kinstein
Lions Club
W. A. Rosenberger
Pangborn Corporation
Rosenberger
Einstein
Pittsburgh
Relative impressions spark audience interest at campus program
A campus program featured Miss Humelsine singing with Miss Doris Nigh accompanying. Mr. Rosenberger led the entertainment committee with help from R. A. Anspach. The upcoming schedule listed future assistants with dates from July 23 to September 24, including D. H. Binkley and R. B. Boyle among others.
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Humelsine
Doris Nigh
Rosenberger
R. A. Anspach
D. H. Binkley
R. B. Boyle
W. B. Cratty
B. B. Ditto
C. V. Eldridge
S. D. Eurich
BE. C. Evans
O. S. Fishel
R.G. Foltz
J. B. France
Delegations Press Road Repairs Before County Board
Delegations from Yarrowsburg and Pen-Mar appeared before the Board of County Commissioners seeking road repairs. General Road Supervisor Abram Shank reported progress on oiling and repairs and said work has begun in several districts under the new road program. A Chamber of Commerce delegation discussed plans to attract new industries and methods to secure plants.
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Yarrowsburg
Pen-Mar
Board of County Commissioners
Abram Shank
Chamber of Commerce
State Line Social Notes Highlight Baltimore Visitors
July notes record Mr and Mrs William Allen and son Billy returning to Baltimore after a visit. Walter Swisher and Elaine visited George Mann in Lemaster. Edith Hartle returned to Philadelphia after time with Clyde Hartle and Ralph Mann. Various locals traveled to Atlantic City and Pen Mar for Fourth of July. Picnics planned by West United Brethren Sundex and Reformed Sunday schools at Red Bridge Park and Braddock Heights.
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State Line
William Allen
Billy
Baltimore
Walter Swisher
Elaine
George S. Mann
Lemaster Sunpiay
Edith Hartle
Philadelphia
Clyde Hartle
Ralph Mann
George Mann
Atantic Guy
Harvey Lingenelter
Ballimore
William Allan
Wilkens
Avenue
Agnes Hammond
Ha[gerstown
Jessie Harthc
Pauline
Gladys Cook
Pen Mar
Warren Swepe
Near Upton
Joseph Shank
Red Bridge Park
Reformed Sunday School
Braddock Heights
Oklahoma Heat Wave Grips State With Record Meters
Oklahoma City and several towns faced an intense heat wave with thermometers above 100 degrees. Cordell hit 118, Fairview 110, Hollis 106, and Oklahoma City 101 as forecasts offered no relief.
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Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Cordell
Fairview
Hollis
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Lion Meeting
Blay
McFaddin’s Sport Shop
Hagerstown
F. & W. Grands
Washington St
Hagerstown Light & Heat Co
Leonard
Holmes Electric
Miller’s
Potomac Street
W. Washington St
Hagerstown, Md
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