Local women plan state federation session in Lancaster
Mrs J A Schofield and Miss E F Braddock as delegates with alternates attend the 33rd annual State Federation of Pennsylvania Women meeting in Lancaster October 8 to 12. Headquartered at Brunswick Hotel and Tris Club. Program features reports, discussions on international relations, the multi lateral treaty, Budgeting Public Funds, Welfare Bond, and other topics.
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J. A. Schofield
E. F Braddock
W. H. Allen
Ella M. Tybont
W. F. Henry
State Federation of Pennsylvania Women
Lancaster
Brunswick Hotel
Tris Club
Mes
John A. Frick
Allentown
John F. Sippel
Baltimore
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Herbert Johnson
Saturday Evening Post
Mme
Halide Ehb Hanam
Turkey
Gertrude Bonnin
Captain Tonmin
United States Indian Arena
Kathryn Ross
Stuart Gracey
Marie James Co
Roumania
William A. Schnader
Owen Roberts
Philadelpha
E. H. 8. McCauley
Pennsylvania Department of Welfare
Kedroff
Chautauqua Circle
Chautauqua Literary and Scientific Circle
Woman’s Club
E. F. Braddock
Luck Richards
Richards
W. F. Messner
Deerhorn Club Annual Dinner Honors Members and Guests
Thirty five Deerhorn Fishing Club members held their annual post-Canadian dinner at the Warren Outing Club on Tuesday evening. A chicken dinner by Mrs B Q Smith featured fall flowers and candles. A program included speaker Hon E H Beshin on club improvements, talks by guests Harry Cogswell and Bert Meacham, and gifts for club leader A J Burden. Clarence Beckley and Walter Schellhammer presented entertainment and life at Pine Lake camp. Harold Wickstrom showed reels of hunting and Canadian trip footage.
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Deerhorn
Warren
B. Q. Smith
A. J. Burden
Ed, Johnson
Carl Peet
E. H. Beshhn
Harry Cogswell
Bert Meacham
J. R. Durham
Mr. Burden
Walter Schellhammer
Pine Lake Camp
Clarence W. Beckley
Harold Wickstrom
Africa
Frank Morrison
A. W. Mumford
S. L. Myer
J. Herks
Carl Peel
F. E. Redding
U. S. Rogers
W. R. Schellhammer
F. E. Thompson
C. H. VerMilyea
H. O. Walker
Loyalty Week Meetings At First Baptist Church
The Rev. Harold F. Stoddard announces a series of Loyalty Week meetings at First Baptist Church. Activities begin Sunday morning with services, then visitation nights Monday and Tuesday to enlist members for winter activities. A Wednesday service features Rev. Hugh MacMillan of Bradford. Friday hosts a reception for members who joined in the last five years, and Saturday hosts the annual fall rally and banquet for young people.
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Harold F. Stoddard
First Baptist Church
Hugh MacMillan
Bradford
Priest claims metal finding radio device in France
A French Catholic priest describes a radio instrument that detects gold, platinum and silver by their wavelengths. He claims the device locates metals within miles of the Franco Swiss border and Pyrenees and that buried sacks reveal metal depths. Separately, Lewis Pugh caught 40 trout in an hour in a Scottish stream.
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France
Pyrenees
Cader Iris
Scotland
Lewis Pugh
War on Foxes in Scotland Started to Curb Losses
In Oban district farmers report heavy fox damage to poultry. An armed party scoured the hills and captured cubs. D McNab, gamekeeper at Lynedrum Estate, has killed 60 foxes in recent weeks, a likely Scotland record. Others have also slain many foxes.
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Scotland
Oban
D. McNab
Lynedrum
Ex-Councilor Donald Clark Funeral With Men Only
In accordance with a Scottish custom no women mourners attended the funeral of ex Councillor Donald Clark of Hildenborough England. Men only were present and the three Clark sons were the sole family mourners. Clark famed for his stand against mixed bathing was buried near his daughter whose early death is linked to his illness.
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Donald Clark
London gum craze spreads through trains and theatres
London chewing gum has become a craze with cleaners in trains buses theatres and cinemas reporting extra work removing parked gum from under seats Dealers trace the surge to a busy summer and attribute much of the demand to touring Americans who popularized the habit The Londoners then adopted the practice from visitors
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London
Nation wide dinner for business women set Oct 23
The Y W C A Business Women's Clubs plan a nationwide dinner on October 23 attended by about 30 000 young women in 296 cities. Theme centers on broadening horizons with new professional political and other opportunities. Local host Miss Grace Mitchell will coordinate with club leaders in Springfield New York Summit and Brooklyn among others.
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Business Women's Clubs
Carman Asalnn
Brooklyn
In and Out of Town Visitors Return Home
Mr. and Mrs. F. Conarro and Mrs. A. L. Shaw will arrive home Thursday evening from a shopping trip to Buffalo New York. Mr. and Mrs. George Hatch of Pittsburgh have returned home after visiting Mrs. Gerda DeForest. Mrs. Hatch was formerly grand lecturer of the grand Court of the Amaranth and visited Warren in that official capacity.
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Dubois
Sarah Starkey
Pittsburgh
Grand Court
Order of Amaranth
Pennsylvania
Eva Cable
Franklin Street
Cable
George Maybank
N. A. McCausland
Gerda DeForest
Starkey
F. Conarro
A. L. Shaw
Buffalo, N.Y
George Hatch
Hatch
Grand Court of
the Amaranth
Warren
Armidale council weighs return of cat o nine tails punishment
Public wrippings discuss restoring corporal punishment for serious crimes as Armidale council debates curbing rowdy raids and heinous acts. Mentioned are New Zealand use of the cat and U S sterilization successes. Britain faces a wasp plague.
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Armidale
Austraia
New Zealand
United States
Tramps Dodge New Hotel That Costs Wanderers Dearly
Tramps say the new 125000 municipal lodging house for wanderers should be avoided. Since the hotel opened, nightly attendance fell from 97 to under 50 as officials link the decline to the rule requiring guests to stay a night and perform a day’s work. Electric bells and showers are mentioned as features, but are not drawing the crowd. The note also mentions the sixty eighth motor lifeboat recently added to the Royal National Lifeboat Institution fleet off Britain.
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Wanderers
Vna
Royal ‘National Lifeboat Institution
Brith Sharps
Autoists Fear Catapult Menace in England
Reports say youths wielding metal and elastic catapults aim stones at speeding cars, endangering passengers. One day a stone caused $25 damage and narrowly missed the driver. Authorities warn parents to keep young William Telis away from highways.
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England
Automobic Association
William Telis
Ragpicker Returns $450 Find Near Fortifications
Mme. Lepouse, a ragpicker, found a dirty money bundle near the fortifications of Patis and took it home. Her three year old toyed with the contents before the mother realized the bundle was $450 in cash. She promptly turned the money over to the police, despite having only 12 cents and young children to care for.
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Patis
Mme. Lepouse
Boac Wins and Weeps in Welsh Flyweight Bout
In Merthyr at Penydarren Park the Welsh flyweight elimination bout ended after four rounds when Jerry O'Neill of Merthyr cried in the ring as Frank Kestrell of Cardiff quit from a cut forehead.
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Boac
Jerry O'Neill
Merthyr
Wales
Penydarren Park
O’neill
Frank Kestrell
Cardiff
Vienna Banks See Month Savings Deposits Jump Near 3 Million
In a recent month savings deposits in Vienna Austria rose by about 3 million dollars, reflecting increased demand for secure funds. The rise signals cautious consumer lending and potential shifts in interbank liquidity within the Austrian capital.
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Vienna
Austria
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Moss L. Evans
May McAvoy
Deerhorn Club
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Ladies’ Home Journal
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2Nd Ave
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Associated Master Barbers of America
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