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Newspaper
Warren Observer
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1954
Page
4
Boy Scout Trip to Appear in Boys Life November
Asides note Cub Pack 47 boat trip from last summer will appear on the Scout World page in the November Boys Life issue. Mention adds Home Street group photo appeared May 20 in this paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cub Pack 47
Boys Life
Scout World
Home Street
Ete
Horror Comics Debate at Warren Library Meeting
Miss Georgia Spinney led a Young Mothers' Study club session at Warren Public Library as representatives from eighteen of forty five organizations discussed eradicating horror comic circulations in Warren. Mrs. Margaret Mathis served as temporary chair, noting influence from Dr. Frederick Wertham's Seduction of the Innocent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Spinney
Young Mothers’ Study Club
Warren Public Library
Warren
Margaret Mathis
Chaiman
Spinney
Frederick Wertham
State Offices Command Major Election Interest
War ren County voters face a November 2 election with officials chosen for Harrisburg and Washington for two or four years. The ballot features Governor Lloyd H. Wood Republican and George M. Leader Democratic among four. Lieutenant Governor contenders include Frank F. Truscott and Roy E. Furman with several third party candidates. Secretary of Internal Affairs lists Gaynelle M. Dixon and Genevieve Blatt, plus third parties. Superior Court candidates include Woodside, Bell, Griffith, Rhodes, Ross, and Palmer. Congressional and General Assembly races also appear with multiple Republican and Democratic contenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County
Harrisburg
Washington
Lloyd H. Wood
George M. Leader
Henry Beitscher
Louis Dirle
Frank F. Truscott
Roy E. Furman
Frances I. Miller
Alexander Wright
Frank Knotek
Internal Affairs
Gaynelle M. Dixon
Genevieve Blatt
Elizabeth P. Frazier
Thomas Grady
Superior Court
Robert E. Woodside
Ralph T. Bell
George W. Griffith
Chester H. Rhodes
F. Clair Ross
Charles Palmer
Leon H. Gavin
Fred C. Barr
General Assembly
Leroy E. Chapman
George M. O’hara
Allen M. Gibson
Lewis L. Crippen
Trick or Treat An Old Custom
The children’s trick or treat custom on Hallowe’en dates back to 17th century Ireland when peasants sought luxuries for a feast at wealthy doors. The householder’s treat aimed to forestall a prank and evolved with pagan and Christian influences surrounding All Hallows and All Saints Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Quotes on style and growing up in playful reflections
A trio of witticisms on appearance and aging. Richard Hayman notes fashion ambiguity in modern walking. Pipe Dreams user quips that cold showers are best at another time. Margaret Pu chir offers a light remark on a boy preferring romance over baseball.
Phrase by Derek Wingrave on women's fashion rivals
A sharp quote notes the toughest adversary in a woman's wardrobe is another woman. The remark highlights social rivalry themes in fashion circles and urban style commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derek Wingrave
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Warren, Pa
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