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A counter-culture arts scene is helping Egyptians make sense of the new world they live in -- and their ability to make a mark on it
New scientific advances in building artificial blood vessels may make mass production of organs possible
Will anybody watch the day-long program? Despite Gore's efforts, fewer Americans than ever before believe in climate change.
A set of rare images shows the Syrian capital as few Westerners today have seen it
The Atlantic ran an essay in early 2005 imagining what September 11, 2011, would look like. Now that we're here, how did we do?
In the aftermath of Irene, funding shortages force FEMA to take money from tornado victims to provide hurricane aid
As the memorial for Martin Luther King Jr. opens on the Mall this week, environmentalists stage a 1960's style sit-in
How to keep track of which groups are right-wing, left-wing, secular, non-secular, registered, or illegal
The health problems of its most important ally could force Cuba to finally build a better economy
The prime minister's bid to regulate greenhouse gases has threatened her party's dominance, fractured the political system, and drawn calls for breaking apart the country


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Billy on the Street - The Julianne Moore Acting Attack
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I have a large number of strings. For my purposes, two strings are equivalent if one is a rotation of the other (e.g. '1234' is equivalent to '3412').
What is an efficient way to process every string exactly once (up to rotation) in Python?
A naive implementation of what I want might look like:
class DuplicateException(Exception): pass
seen = set()
for s in my_strings:
s2 = s+s
for t in seen:
# Slick method I picked up here in SO
# for checking whether one string is
# a rotation of another
if len(s) == len(t) and t in s2:
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Taking place this Thursday, April 25, 2013, at the Whitney Museum of American Art, as part of its Blues For Smoke multidisciplinary exhibit, which explores contemporary art through the lens of the blues and blues aesthetics...
THROUGH THE LENS OF THE BLUES AESTHETIC AN EVENING OF SHORT FILMS SELECTED BY KEVIN JEROME EVERSON THURSDAY, APRIL 25, 2013 7 PMKevin Jerome Everson's work in film and photography evokes this tradition, conjuring the spirit of improvisation, brutality, and beauty in everyday life. For this evening, Everson has selected a program of short films, ranging from the 20th century to the present, that are inspired by the blues aesthetic and engage with themes found in the exhibition. Filmmakers include Charles Burnett, Kahlil Joseph, Horace Ové, Matthew Rolston, Cauleen Smith, Justin Randolph Thompson and Bradly Dever Treadaway.
$8 general admission; $6 senior citizens and students; free for members.
The Whitney doesn't list the short films selected by Everson for the event, meaning you might have to go into the screenings blindly. However, I imagine Kahlil Joseph's Until The Quiet Comes will be one of them.
And really, much of Charles Burnett's oeuvre can be explored and experienced via the lens of blues and blues aesthetics. He made several short films (rarely screened) between 1969 and 2007, since his student days through the recent past, including: Several Friends,1969, 21 min; The Horse, 1973, 14 min; When It Rains,1995. 13 min; Olivia's Story, 2000. 14 min; and Quiet As Kept, 2007. 6 min.
Cauleen Smith also has a full short film library - 2 of her most recent were profiled on this site a couple of years ago or so, funded by Creative Capital: Remote Viewing and The Grid.
She's also an Afrofuturism proponent, and has created work in that space, titled The Fullness of Time, which is kind of a twist on John Sayles' Brother From Another Planet.
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Elderly Chinese man models mini-skirts and feminine jackets for his granddaughter's shop
- From: News Corp Australia Network
- November 21, 2012
- 72-year-old becomes internet sensation after posing for shop
- Parading with hands on hips, he displays the latest looks off the street
- Grandaughter says business has exploded since pictures released
AFTER helping to unpack some of his daughter's stock for her new shop this elderly gentleman had some ideas on how he thought the clothing should be modelled.
Move over Andrej Pejic, this guy's gunning for your job.
The 72-year-old grandfather, Liu Xianping, has taken to posing in women's clothing for his granddaughter's store and is doing a damn fine job of it.
With hands on hips, the septuagenarian parades the latest looks off the street including powder pink jackets, patterned tights and flirty, frilly skirts.
His granddaughter, Ms. Lv, told China Newsweek that her grandfather had come to help her unpack some women's clothing - and had some ideas of his own.
"He picked up one piece and tried to give some advice on how to mix and match," she said. "We thought it was fun so we started shooting."
The pictures have since gone completely viral, seen on news services and tumblr blogs around the world.
The 72-year-old carries off the looks with ease, even donning wigs in some shots. With legs that go for days, he can certainly make a mini-skirt look good.
Even pink puffer-jackets, the ultimate fashion misstep, fit his slender frame without looking like he's packed on the pounds like it would the rest of us.


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The major thing I have learned in 30 years with late-talking children is that they and their life partners experience strikingly distinct worlds. While this may seem obvious, we have found that adults often do not respond to the child's world but stay in their own when interacting with children. I have also learned that the key to helping children develop is genuinely to enter their world at a very personal level. Ryan and Mike tell their story.
Ryan, a four-year-old nonverbal child with autism, was playing with
a straw broom as if it were a sensory toy or an instrument with
strings. Clearly he was experiencing it very differently to his father,
Mike, who said: "Ryan, that's a broom. You sweep with a broom. You
can clean the floor. Look, watch me sweep the floor." Ryan reacted
by going away and Mike lost a natural chance to interact.
Mike saw the situation from his world of thought and language
and so translated it into something that did not match what Ryan
was experiencing. When I brought the broom back to the boy, he
returned to the way he was playing. I joined him and played like
him. Then I removed two straws and we began poking each other so
he would attend to me. Once he attended, I began making sweeping
motions with the broom and silently waited. He took the broom and
imitated me. What I learned was that only when I entered his world
of sensation and action would he be open to joining my world.
In fact Ryan's father was somewhat taken back when I said:
"Remember when you said to Ryan 'that's a broom.' Please do not be


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I'm energized in exploring images of what I see around me, especially architecture and landscape (the interest in architecture comes from the rest of my family -- my father, brother and son are all architects). I'm fascinated by the form and function of buildings that men and women create and equally by the infinite forms that nature creates. In nature I've long been mesmerised and captivated by the stunning abstracts that the wind and sunlight sculpt in the dunes. And especially by their infinte variety of ever-changing shapes and forms, textures and tones, highlights and shadows.
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Video: Relive the best moments of the 2014 Tour de France
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REDWOOD CITY, Calif.—Icontrol added Honeywell, LG Electronics and other big names as integration partners in early January.
FOSTER CITY, Calif.—Smart home technology can and should bleed over into commercial market, especially for small business, according to three platform providers who spoke at the Cloud+ conference, held here.
Icontrol Networks says it has won its patent fight with Alarm.com. Alarm.com says the solution to the "fight" was the result of a settlement with icontrol dated Jan. 1, 2014.
In the latest activity, the Patent Trial and Appeal Board of the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office this month canceled claims to Alarm.com's claims to a patent about the use of a mobile app in smart home systems, saying the system was developed instead by icontrol.
Icontrol has been issued a new patent, covering methods and systems for interacting and synchronizing with home security and automation systems using mobile applications, according to icontrol.
"Recognition of icontrol as the inventor of this key mobile application technology for home control is a testament to the strength of our intellectual property, " Richard Mosher, icontol's general counsel, said in a prepared statement. "Early investments in developing our intellectual property portfolio have resulted in some of the earliest patent awards for cloud- and mobile-connected home solutions."
The new icontol patent defines the mechanisms needed to deliver a mobile application that synchronizes with a premise security system, presents security system state information to the user and enables the user to in some way control the system.
"We focused on delivering home automation and remote control for mobile and cloud long before they were technology buzzwords, and we're happy to see the USPTO recognizes our early leadership," Bob Hagerty, icontrol CEO said in the statement.
Icontrol, contacted by Security Systems News, declined to comment further on the ruling beyond its prepared statement.
Alarm.com announced in 2014 that it had and settled and dismissed all patent infringement lawsuits between the two companies, including litigation involving Telular Corp. and FrontPoint Security.
"As part of the agreement, Alarm.com and iControl each retain all ownership and rights to their respective patents and have also expanded their respective portfolios of licensed intellectual property via certain cross-licensing agreements. The patents included in the cross-license agreement represent some of the earliest, seminal intellectual property for Connected Home technology today. The respective CEOs of each company commented that they were pleased to reach resolution around these serious intellectual property matters and each company is looking forward to refocusing on its customer's deployments," Alarm.com said in the prepared statement.
Alarm.com declined to comment further.
It's the Millennials who are the biggest DIY buyers, according to ESX 2015 panelists at a "DIY Security—Competition or Opportunity" discussion.
Icontrol's 2015 State of the Smart Home Report, a nationwide survey which Security System News conducted and has reported on earlier, also found that the Millennial generation, loosely defined as those born in the early 1980s to the early 2000s, are big consumers of home automation. You can read more about the survey at the above link, but here a few new tidbits from it from its recent official release.
The report said, "U.S. consumers aged 25-34 express a higher level of excitement around the following benefits of the smart home:
Entertainment has emerged as a smart home driver, icontrol found. Interest in the entertainment link has grown to 55 percent since last year's report. Consumers want their entertainment rooms connected to their smart home, followed by their kitchens and bedrooms.
A challenge is getting that younger generation to move from DIY to traditional security providers, according to Brian Leland of Interlogix and Sterling Barnes of Melaleuca Security, the panelists at the ESX discussion. You'll be able to read more about the ESX DIY panel later, so stay tuned, please.
The icontrol report had some other great factoids as well, so stay tuned for more info on that as well.
REDWOOD CITY, Calif.—Icontrol's new chief marketing officer wants to ensure that consumers and dealers have an all-around "frustration-free" experience when interacting with the company.
REDWOOD CITY, Calif.—A majority of residential security dealers thinks adding home automation services to their traditional offerings is cost prohibitive. That's a big misperception, according to Greg Roberts, VP of marketing for Icontrol, and one that could put providers at a significant disadvantage in today's marketplace.
On Monday I'm headed out to ISC West. I'll have my boots—well, actually, my sandals because it is Vegas, after all—on the ground Tuesday through Friday.
I'll be adding to this blog post each day, keeping you updated with the news I find and the people I talk to on the show floor. So check back here often. You may just read something you'll want to check out on your own while you're there.
One of the best things about ISC West is the opportunity it gives me to meet with our readers. It's helpful to know why they read Security Systems News, learn more about their work and what they're seeing as industry trends on the frontlines. Please stop by our Meet the Editors event from 9:30 to 10 a.m. Wednesday and say hello. It's informal, just a chance for the editorial staff to say hello and in many cases put faces to the names we've interviewed and talked to so often on the phone. The event will be held at the SSN Media Stage, right near the main entrance to the show floor.
My schedule is pretty full, but if you can't make it to Meet the Editors and would like the chance to say hello in person, shoot an email to email@example.com and I'll work hard to make it happen.
Tuesday I'll be attending the DMP Owners Forum and then, that evening, the Women in Security Council's 2015 Women of the Year Awards and Networking Reception.
Wednesday, after the aforementioned meet-and-greet, I'll be hitting the show floor, interviewing and visiting with, among others, Honeywell, 2Gig, Qolsys, Interlogix and Icontrol.
Bright and very early Thursday I'll be participating in the Mission 500 5K/2K with SSN's Security Sys-tahs team. I'll be doing the 2K walk. (Maybe the 5K race next year?) Then it's back to the media stage where from 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. I'll be conducting interviews on camera with four key players in the industry. Want to know who? You'll have to come and watch live! The videos will be posted later on the SSN website, but we do have comfy audience chairs if you need an informative break. After that, it'll be back to the show floor for meetings that include those with Alarm.com, Guardian Protection and Genetec, before returning to the SSN stage for the Mission 500 5K/2K awards ceremony.
I have a few other appointments set up for Friday and hope to spend some time meandering through the exhibits and booths on my own.
I'll be tweeting throughout the week, and you should, too! You could win a prestigious plaque from Security Systems News for being the Top Twitterer on our Twitter Wall. Use #ISCW15. Read more about our Twitter Wall and contest here.
My colleagues, Martha Entwistle and Spencer Ives will be providing their daily news from ISC West as well. Be sure to check out their blogs, too.
Meanwhile, have a great show and I hope to see you there!
REDWOOD CITY, Calif.—Independent dealers for the first time now can take advantage of Icontrol Networks' connected home platform.
REDWOOD CITY, Calif.—Software platform provider iControl is one step closer to providing "smart home solutions for every household in the world," with the April 9 acquisition of Blacksumac, iControl marketing director Greg Roberts told Security Systems News.
AlarmForce, a super-regional security company based in Toronto, announced that its board of directors is taking a look at selling the company. The company has hired Imperial Capital to help it with a possible sale.
The company's market cap value today is listed as $135m and its enterprise value is $119m.
I asked Richard Ginsburg, former CEO of Protection One who is now managing partner at G3 Capital Partners, what he thought about the sale of AlarmForce. He said he thought the company is well run and that CEO Joel Matlin "has done a fabulous job of identifying a segment of the market open to value-oriented products (like their new video offering) at prices that are at or lower in comparison to traditional systems with basic offerings."
Ginsburg also said he believes "a company like AlarmForce is in a great position to compete with the likes of industry leader ADT and the emerging cable and telecom companies because of [AlarmForce's] single-minded focus on enhanced services like two-way voice and now video services." He added that he believes "some of the traditional companies are in a weaker position to compete in comparison."
Ginsburg predicted the company will get "good interest" and said Imperial Capital has "formed a great niche in the M&A sector so they are a good choice [to help out with a sale.]"
The last time I spoke to CEO Joel Matlin was back in the winter of 2010 when he was opening a fourth office in Minneapolis/St. Paul.It has offices in North Carolina (opened in 2005), Ohio (opened in January 2006) and it opened an office in Georgia in 2007.
AlarmForce does security alarm monitoring, personal emergency response monitoring, video surveillance for resi and commercial customers. Something that's unique about AlarmForce is that it manufactures and installs its own two-way voice home alarm systems. When I did that interview, AlarmForce had 103,000 accounts in Canada and the U.S., which Matlin told me was up from 56,700 accounts in 2006. Today the number of accounts is closer to 125,000.
"Canada is a tough country to do business in. It's got a population the same as the state of the California, but it's spread out over a country that's much larger than the U.S.," Matlin said. In addition to dense population centers that are easier to penetrate, "the perception of crime is stronger in the U.S. than it is in Canada."
Wonder who some potential buyers might be? One possiblitiy, in my opinion would be Stanley, which expanded its resi business in Canada last summer with the purchase of Microtec Security Systems. It got 80,000 accounts and additional bi-lingual monitoring capability out of the deal.
Or I suppose AlarmForce could be a bolt-on for a telecom that's getting into the security business. Rogers Communications maybe? Here's a video from the summer of 2011 where we talk about Rogers Communications working (in secret!) with iControl to get into the security industry. And here's a story about the deal.
AlarmForce board of directors has formed a committee of independent directors to supervise the strategic review.
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Tulsa, OK (Sports Network) - Danielle Robinson poured in a game-high 36 points
and dished out six assists and Danielle Adams added 14 points, including six
in overtime to lead the San Antonio Silver Stars to a 102-94 win over the
Tulsa Shock at the BOK Center.
Jia Perkins dropped 22 points and shot 4-of-7 from three-point range and
Roneeka Hodges added nine points off the bench for San Antonio, which finished
the season at 18-16 and will head into playoffs as the fourth seed in the
Western Conference.
Andrea Riley and Sheryl Swoops both netted 20 points and Tiffany Jackson added
19 points and nine rebounds for the Shock, which lost six straight to finish
the season with a 3-31 mark, the worst single season record in WNBA history.
Leading 71-67 after three quarters, the Shock were outscored 23-19 in the
fourth to send the game into overtime tied at 90.
In Overtime, San Antonio took control, outscoring the Shock 12-4 and shooting
62.5 percent. Amber Holt and Liz Cambage scored the only buckets of the OT
period for Tulsa, which shot only 11.1 percent from the field.
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Miami Dolphins news, rumors and injuries
Dolphins | Reshad Jones should return soon
Tue, 31 May 2016 17:55:18 -0700
Miami Dolphins SS Reshad Jones is expected to end his holdout soon in order to avoid being fined for missing mandatory minicamp or training camp, according to ESPN.com's James Walker. Jones is holding out of voluntary workouts as he pursues a new contract.
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Dolphins | Brand Albert has lost weight
Tue, 31 May 2016 15:47:39 -0700
Miami Dolphins OT Branden Albert said he feels better after dropping to 313 pounds this offseason.
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Dolphins | Jarvis Landry can improve
Tue, 31 May 2016 08:28:38 -0700
Miami Dolphins WR Jarvis Landry averaged just 10.5 yards per catch last year, which was ranked 105th in the league out of qualifying receivers. Only 10 of his 110 catches (9%) went for 20 yards or more in 2015. New head coach Adam Gase will try to put Landry in a position to make more big plays this year. Landry also had just four receiving touchdowns last year despite being targeted 165 times in the red zone, which was sixth most in the league. Miami plans to keep Landry fresh by reducing his role on special teams as well. He returned 49 kickoffs and punts in 2015.
Fantasy Tip: Landry broke out in his second season with 110 catches (165 targets) and 1,157 receiving yards. It'll be tough to top that in 2016, but the Dolphins should improve overall on offense and spread the ball around more under Gase. Consider Landry a low-end WR1 or high-end WR2 with much more appeal in PPR leagues.
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Dolphins | Miami prepared to welcome Dion Jordan back
Mon, 30 May 2016 19:12:55 -0700
Updating a previous report, Miami Dolphins LB Dion Jordan will apply for reinstatement to the National Football League Wednesday, June 1, and the team has reportedly indicated they're prepared to welcome Jordan back if he's reinstated. Jordan, who is 6-foot-6 and a bit under 270 pounds, has been tested twice a week and he has not failed or missed a drug test since he was suspended in April 2015.
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Dolphins | Dion Jordan to apply for reinstatement soon
Mon, 30 May 2016 10:47:46 -0700
Miami Dolphins DE Dion Jordan will apply for reinstatement to the NFL Wednesday, June 1. Jordan said he has not used drugs since well before a diluted sample in December of 2014 that caused his one-year ban from the league. It's unclear if Jordan will be retained by the Dolphins if/when he is reinstated, however. Team officials have said they'll address Jordan's status when he is reinstated, which usually takes 30 to 45 days from the time the reinstatement is filed.
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Dolphins | Kenny Stills struggled catching passes
Sun, 29 May 2016 13:21:43 -0700
Miami Dolphins WR Kenny Stills caught only 48.2% of the passes thrown to him by QB Ryan Tannehill in 2015 but many of his targets were deep passes. Head coach Adam Gase has been impressed with Stills during offseason workouts.
Fantasy Tip: Stills is expected to be more involved in the passing game in 2016, but his chemistry with Ryan Tannehill will have to improve. Stills should be considered a late-round option in deeper leagues.
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Dolphins | Jakeem Grant impressing teammates
Sat, 28 May 2016 19:51:54 -0700
Miami Dolphins WR Jakeem Grant has impressed teammates with his speed and agility and has been given the nickname "Mighty Mouse." He is the frontrunner to return kicks and punts, and head coach Adam Gase says he plans to incorporate him into the offense.
Fantasy Tip: Despite all the praise, Grant isn't going to overtake DeVante Parker or Jarvis Landry in the pecking order at receiver. He isn't worth drafting at this point.
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Dolphins | Byron Maxwell showing well in OTAs
Sat, 28 May 2016 12:37:23 -0700
Miami Dolphins CB Byron Maxwell "hasn't disappointed (new head coach Adam Gase) one bit" during organized team activities, according to a source. "He has done a good job; he has challenged the wideouts. … He has done a great job of getting his hands on balls, and it makes it tough on not only the receivers, but the quarterback, because that window is tight. When he's covering a guy, it's going to be a tight throw," Gase said.
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Dolphins | Kenyan Drake looking good
Fri, 27 May 2016 15:55:41 -0700
Miami Dolphins RB Kenyan Drake has looked smooth running routes and catching passes during organized team activities this week.
Fantasy Tip: Drake probably will be the No. 2 running back in 2016 unless the team signs another one before the start of the season. Drake likely will be more involved in the passing game, which should help his value in point-per-reception leagues. Drake should be a late-round option in most fantasy leagues.
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Dolphins | Jordan Phillips improving
Fri, 27 May 2016 15:42:44 -0700
Miami Dolphins DT Jordan Phillips has performed well during offseason workouts and received some snaps with the first-team defense during organized team activities this week. Phillips said increasing the attention to details should improve his consistency.
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Dolphins | Reshad Jones, others absent
Fri, 27 May 2016 11:12:49 -0700
Miami Dolphins SS Reshad Jones is not at organized team activities this week because of his unhappiness with his contract. DE Cameron Wake (Achilles') and LB Spencer Paysinger are also not in attendance. Paysinger is getting married this weekend. Head coach Adam Gase is confident Wake will be ready for the start of training camp.
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Dolphins | DeVante Parker healthy
Fri, 27 May 2016 11:10:13 -0700
Miami Dolphins WR DeVante Parker (foot) missed much of last summer after having surgery to put a screw in his foot. But Parker said he's fully healthy now and expects to take a big step forward in his sophomore season. He's been asked by the new coaching staff to learn every receiving position on the field, including the slot. "I expect big things out of him. I'm expecting him to be a heck of a football player, a guy that other teams fear, because he can make big plays down the field, inside," QB Ryan Tannehill said. "He's a big-bodied guy. He's a guy we're going to want to use in the red zone, on third downs and to stretch the field as well." Parker amassed 286 receiving yards in the final three games of 2015.
Fantasy Tip: With Rishard Matthews signing elsewhere in free agency, Parker will surely be asked to step up in the passing game alongside Kenny Stills and Jarvis Landry. The fact that Parker will be versatile is a big plus for fantasy owners. If Ryan Tannehill takes a step forward under Adam Gase, Parker will only benefit. Draft Parker as a WR3 with WR2 potential.
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Dolphins | More freedom for Ryan Tannehill
Thu, 26 May 2016 16:28:12 -0700
Miami Dolphins QB Ryan Tannehill said the Dolphins will mix things up in new head coach Adam Gase's offense. Tannehill said there's more variability and versatility under Gase than there was with former offensive coordinator Bill Lazor. Tannehill will also be adjusting more on the fly, whether that's with routes, protection or even just the play in general.
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Issue date: Friday, June 21, 1929
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Previous edition: Friday, June 14, 1929
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Publication name: East Berlin News
Location: East Berlin, Pennsylvania
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East Berlin News (Newspaper) - June 21, 1929, East Berlin, Pennsylvania THE NEWS COVERS EAST BERLIN AND VICINITY LIKE THE DEW BIGLERVI LL K NEWS IP IT'S NOT IN THE NEWS If DIDN'T HAPPEN AROUND VOL. EAST BERLIN. FRIDAY. JUNE 21. 1929 PER YEAR. LOCAL NEWS The East Berlin band will furnish music for Forest Park, Hanover, on Sunday evening. Margie Walter, of Hanover, a granddaughter of our townslady, Mrs. Lucy Hawthorne, on the coming Sat- nrday evening will open up The Big Wheel, an eating and rest house along the Blooming Grove road, near Han- over. The Junior class of the oEast Ber- lin high school, will hold a food sale on the Hoover lawn on Thursday ev- ening, June 20. orchestra will furnish music. C. M. Spangler, George L. Shetter, Charles G. ChKwaister, Lewis Spang- ler, Howard King and W. S. Wolf, all members of Liberty Fire company, East Berlin, were the pallbearers at the funeral of Frank Fissel, a fellow member. The Rev. Paul Gladfelter began a series of sermons in the Lutheran church on Sunday morning on "Reli- His theme for that day. At congregational meeting held after the close of the services the congregation voted and approved plans made by the church council to enlarge the pri- mary Sunday school room, re-frescoe the main Sunday school room and other improvements. The church has been wired and the lights are expect- ed to be ready for use next Sunday evening. The Ladies' Aid of the Upper Ber- mudian Sunday school will hold a fes- tival on the church lawn this Thurs- day evening. A bazaar by the Worth While dub of Mulberry, will be held in O. S. Hoff- man's grove, June 29th. The" East Berlin band will furnish music. Ervin Himes and his two assistants, have started clearing the way for the improving of the State Highway be- tween this place and Dillsburg, re- moving trees and other obstructions Russel Philips has been added to the force of the drivers of the buses of the Adams Transit Company. A fine awning has been placed around the cafe of Hamm and Kline that adds to the comfort of that pop- ular eating house. A sign advertis- ing the famous Sullivan ice cream has also been swung, Mummert's garage has received a carload of Hudson and Essex cars. In the tearing down of a part of his house in Hampton, which George Kimmel has been remodeling, between the walls was found an old pistol that is probably many years old. Mr Kim- mel on the coming Saturday evening will have a. public sale at his resi- dence in Hampton at which the pistol among a number of other articles listed elsewhere in our columns will be sold. He is tlm? setting a prece- dent in the time of holding a pub- lic sale. The sale will start at 6 o'- clock. Samuel S. Lewis, of York, former state treasurer, was appointed by Gov- ernor Fisher to be a member of the board of trustees of the Pennsylva- nia Soldier and Sailors' home at Erie. The York county leader has been a member of that board for several years. A number of the member? of the C. O. V. S. class of the Church of Christ, of Lemcyne, were expected to hold their monthly meeting last niccht at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry HarriBburg street, this place. Both Mr. and Mrs. Emig during their residence in Lemoyne associated themselves with that class and church and still retain their membership. The Red Run Sunday School will hold their annual picnic in Hoffman's grove on Saturdaj', August 10. The Ringgold" band of York will furnish the music. The superintendent has appointed the following committee to arrange for the occasion: W. A. Sln- tjer, W. A. Ziegler; R. B. Deardorff, J. Clermont Smith, and P. W. Hodgson. The Wehler reunion will be held on Saturday, July 19th, coning In the Farmers grove, between East Berlin and There will be speaking, music and games. The music being furnished "by the Holtz- echwam orchestra. Sessions will en at 10 o'clock and continue thru the afternoon. A present will be given to the oldest and youngest of the clan present. A few more seats are still availa- ble for persons wiahing-to take In the bus excursion to Philadelphia, on Thursday, June 27th, on, which day the Philadelphia and New York clubs of the American League of that city will play. Fare Tickets on sale at Burgard's barber shop. The Washington Grange, of Krall- town, will hold a picnic, Saturday evening, July 6, in O. E. Frick'o grove. The LaBott band will furnish the mu- sic for the evening. Miss Kathryn Wilson, of this place, underwent an operation for appendi- citis on Tuesday at the Warner hos- pital, Gettysburg, and is said to be doing as well as can be expected. Charles Philips, also of thte place, expects to pass through the same kind of an operation at the same institu- tion next week. He is undergoing treatment John H. Myers, well known in East Berlin and an employe of the First National Bank of York, attended a party held tor the employes of that bank at River View cottage, Level, Thursday evening. The out- ing was sponsored by D. M- cashier of the Institution. Curtis Detter, in company with Harry A. Robertson and Horace W. Myers, all of York, were in East Ber- lin Monday evening giving a demon- of the working of a process de-Inking and de-flbering of old WMte papers, Mkl to be better and more complete than any similar pro- cess now known. Their to sell stock ami establish a mill and feel there to a splendid for PEBMHAI 1 Mr. and Mrs. George Shetter and family contemplate a trip to Pitts- burgh next week where they will visit relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Stambaugh, of Farmers, accompanied by Mrs. An- nie Bosserman and sister, Miss Sal- lie Sunday, motored to Lancaster county Wednesday of last week anJ visited friends. Mr. and Mrs. James Seachrist, ac- companied by Mrs. Seachrist'g broth- er, of York, and Mr. and Mrs. John Sinner, of Thomasville, were visitors ot Emanuel Sinner and household on Tuesday evening. Cletus Thompson, of York; Sher- man Oerkheimer and Mabel Fans, and two sons, of Bigmount, were visitors on Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Mur- phy. The two young men are grand- eons. Mrs. Cyrus Oberlander, of Spring Grove and Airs'. John Straley. of Far- mers, were visitors last week of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Myers, of Reading township. Mr. and Mra. John Jacobs were vis- itors on Wednesday of their daugh- ter, Mrs. Nettie Grove and other Han- over relatives. Mrs. Norman Wolf, of Gettysburg, in spending a few days with her pa- rents, Mr. and Mrs. John L. Bnrgard. J. C, York, and William Spahr, of Dover, were visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Leib on Sunday. Miss Ida Gentzler has returned from a visit with Mrs, Amos Mum- mert and other York frienda. Miss Kathleen Leib on Sunday vis- ited Baltimorfe friends. Mrs. Annie Mummert. of Reading township, is spending some time with her son, Clayton Stitzel, Carlisle. Paul Jacobs and family and sisters, Miss Annie and Miss Bertha, of this place visited friends at Taneytown on Sunday afternoon. Aaron March, York, transacted busi- ness in town "last Wednesday. Miss Kathryn Wolf, of Gettysburg, was a week-end guest at the home of Andrew Bowser and daughter, Grace, this place. .Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Jacobs, Arendts- ville, were entertained at supper on Friday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. 'John Myers, this place. those present from East. Berlin at the Sunday School conven- i tion at Hampton, Sunday evening were: Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Wolf and "What Religion Yields.'' At a con- daughters, Eleanor and .Mae, Mrs. La- vere Burgard, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. SerfT. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Sowers. Mr. and Mrs. M. L, Slothour and others. A. R. Brodbeck wa.s the speaker at evening session. Mr. and Mr.s. Frank Ruel, Balti- more; Mr. and Mrs. John Stover, York; Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Stover, New Freedom; and several friends from Kansas, were visitors on Sunday of Mrs. Annie Bosserman and sister, Miss Sallie Sunday. Mrs. Harry Sarbaugh and children and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gerber and daughter, of Hanover were recent guests of Annie Bosserman and sister. Miss Sallie Sunday. Harvey Gfruver and mother. Mrs. A. A. Gruver, -were week-end visitors of relatives and friends at Manheim, Mt. Joy and Salunga .Lancaster county. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hankee and son, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Zugg, cf Harrisburg, dinnered with Mr. and Mrs. Guy Albright on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Hamme, York, visited the former's sister, Mrs. H. E. Serff, and family, this place, Friday evening. They were accompanied home by their eon, Richard, who spent the at the Serff home. Mr. and Mrs. William Ruth, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel D. Kllng and .Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Hoover, last Friday mo- tored to Diehl's Island, near Cape May, a distance of about 240 miles on a fishing trip, returning on Mon- day with seventy some fish. Farmers and sportsmen of York county during the 12 months ending June 1, earned by killing wtt- icus animals for whose pelts the state pays bounty. This amount includes for killing 125 gray foxes, for killing 70 red foxes, and for killing weaels. During May the State Game commission paid In bounty into York county. This was for killing 16 weasels, no otbjr pre- datory animals having been shot in the month. Two girls and a young man were saved from drowning at Dicks' Dam Tuesday afternoon by the quick work of Mrs. Constance Klnneman, Irene Miller and Justin Smith, als of Mc- Sherrystown, who were nearby at the time. The young women, Florence Small, 15, daughter of Joseph R. Small, of Midway, and Desales Sneer- inger, 15, McSherrystown, accompan- ied by Fred Klunk, were canoeing when the canoe upset. A. L. Ingman, near Llttlestown, who had been convicted in the Adams county court on a charge of illegal possession of Intoxicating liquor, was placed on probation for one and one- half years by Judge McPherson at Gettysburg Tuesday, and ordered to pay a fine of a.nd costs. The court signed an order of for- feiture, condemnation and sale of a Dodge touring car, seized in posses- sion of Leroy Sprenkle, who was charged with the illegal transporta- tion of liquor. Mervfn Spangler, of New Oxford, has been circulating around among East 'Berlin friends recently selling stock cf the Associated Gas and Elec- tric Company. The annual picnic of the P. O. S. of A. band, Hanover, was he'd Satur- day afternoon at grove. The Rlngold band furnished the music for the occasion. Roman J. amywir transferred to K. Ktotoerd and wife, a tract of m DEATHS Franklin Valentine Fissel, a well known resident of East Berlin, died at his home at 10 a. m. Sunday from acute intestinal obstruction and en- do-carditis, following an illness of several weeks. He was aged S3 years, 4 months and 5 days. For eighteen years, Mr. Ffesel conducted a black- smith shop hi East Berlin and dur- ing the last five years he was employ- ed at the York Manufacturing com- pany, York. He was a member of the East Berlin Fire company and the Hast Berlin Reformed church. Be- sldw his widow, Mrs. Mary Fissel, he three children, Curvin, Vel- ma and Charles, at home; a brother, Harry Fissel, of California, and his father, Lewis Fissel, York. The fu- neral was held Wednesday, with ser- vices at the house at a. m. and concluding services at the East Ber- lin Reformed church. Rev. H. D. Houtt, pastor, officiated. Interment was made in Mummert's meeting house The funeral of Mrs. Sarah Van Pelt Frank, wife of A. A. Frank, who died Friday at her home in Dover town- ship, near Davidsburg, from cancer, following an eightteen months' ill- ness was held Saturday. The body was taken to Singer's Glen, Va., where services were held in the Methodise church. Interment took place in the cemetery adjoining the church. Mrs. Frank was a former resident of Sin- ger's Glen. The deceased was 56 years old and is survived by her hus- band; three children, Hobert Frank, Richmond, Va.; Paul Frank, Davids- burg, and Mrs. S. D. Click, York; a brother, Luther Van Pelt, Singer's Glen, Va., and a sister, Mrs. J. L. Shoemaker, Davidsburg. MARRIAGES Miss Margaret Loss, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Loss, Hanover, and William Crook, Gettysburg, were married at Abbottstown on Saturday morning by Rev. Paul Gladfelter of the Lutheran church of that place. Mr. Crook is tmployed at present at the Hanover Wire Cloth factory and Miss Loss at the Hanover Shoe fac- tory. The young couple will reside in East Berlin. The young couple left 011 a wedding trip and upon their return will reside at the home of her grandparents, Mr. an.l Mrs. Claud I-apham, Ea-st Berlin. A surprise shower was held for bride at the home oE her parents on Friday evening by neighbors, rela- tives and friends. She was the recip- ient of many beautiful and useful gifts. Euigene Meckley. of Thomasvilie, and Mis.s Hilda Winand, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Winand, of Hqnipton, were married in York by O. P. Schellhamer on Saturday evening. The bride formerly resided herp and "has been teaching Stouffer's .school in Reading township, outside of this place. BIRTHS June 13, to Jesse Wiseman and wife, formerly Ruth Roland, a son. June 14, to Edgar Grove and wife, formerly 'Mabel Bubb, a son. June 14, to Bert W. Trimmer and wife, formerly Annie E. Hoffman, a son, Roy William. The following persons were visitors on Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. John Ja- cobs, this place: Mr. and Mrs. James Jacobs and two sons, Arnold and Leroy, of Mechanicsburg; Mr. and Mrs. David Jacobs, of Champaign, 111.; and Mrs. Elizabeth Lau and daughter, Maurieta Boyd, Carlisle. Mr. and Mrs. William F. Jacobs, of Gettysburg, were also visitors in the fame home this week. A canary'bird flew into the work room of Wolf's garage, York Springs, one morning recently and began to sing. The vocalist was easily cap- tured and later returned to its own- er, Charles Cassel, York Springs bar- ber. The canary escaped from the Cassel home when the doors were opened while it was being given an hour's freedom in the room. A rally of the Christian Endeavor societies of Adams and Franklin counties will be held in Trinity Lutheran church, Arendtsville, on the evening of June 24; and the follow- ing evening the annual Adams, coun- ty convention will be held in Christ Reformed church, Littlestown. Ralph (Jim) Kennedy and Maurice Bowers returned to York Springs a trip to Philadelphia where they went in search of employment. Bowers expectsi to secure a job at Willow Grove Park later In the month. In Adams county in bounty was paid by the state game commis- sion during the 12 months. This in- cluded for killing 152 gray foxes, for 26 red foxes, and each for killing 727 weasels. Excavations for thb basement ot the new high school building In York Sprlngts have been made by a force of volunteer workmen which in- cluded directors, instructors, patrons, students and alnmni. One day recently E. ,T. Myers, of York Springs, planted toma'o plants in his field. The work of planting was done by a machine and completed in less than a day. Pen Ma" Park is now ready for it's summer season, and while the Park will be open on Saturday, June 22nd, the first fxcursion trains will be op- erated on Sunday. June 23rd. The reporter for the News and wife are under obligations to Jennie ler for a goodly quantity of this year's of a good sice. Mrs. Eugene Lerew, York Springs, has been fluttering from a sevcrt at- tack of Ivy HKKSH IMSBABJIKD IN LOCAL COURTS William Hersh, Gettysburg attor- ney, missing since April 19, the day before numerous petitions charging him with alleged irregularities in connection with the practice ot his profession over a period of nearly twenty years were presented to court, Wednesday was finally disbarred from practice in the Adams county courts and the supreme and superior courts of Pennsylvania. Judge Donald P. McPherson sign- ed the order disbarring Hersh at the conclusion of a hearing in connection with the fugitive attorney's alleged misappropriation of paid to him by 'John A. Kime, near Table Rock, in settlement of a mortgage held against Kime by the Benders- ville 'lodge of Odd Fellows. At Wednesday morning's hearing, which was continued from Monday when several witnesses were heard, W. C. Yeatts, secretary of the lodge, produced the records of the organi- zation, which showed that while Hersh had paid the interest on the mortgage up to 192S, the principal had not been paid. Since Hersh left Gettysburg nearly twenty instances of alleged irregu- larity on his part in the conduct of the legal business of clients have come to light. The censors selected the Kline mat- ter as the basis of proceedings. The sheriff has seized Hersh's real and personal property. A hearing on a rule issued upon Hersh to show cause why he should not be disbarred, held before Judge D. P. McPherson, Monday afternoon, was postponed until Wednesday morn- ing in order to have records of the Bendersville Odd Fellows' lodge in court. The rule on Hersh was issued by the court. April 27, and no answer was filed, according to the commit- tee of censors of the Adams County Bar association, which instituted1 the proceedings. On the committee were Attorneys C. E. Stable, J. Donald Swope and W. Clarence Shcely. The hearing proceedings were bas- ed en a transaction in which John A Kime. near Goldenville. borrowed from the Bendersville lodge ot Odd Fellows through Attorney Hersh twenty-seven years ago. Kime was 'called as the first witness and tolci about borrowing the money from Herfh. giving a mortgage on his farm property. Ten ytars ago, the whness testi- fied, he and his son, Walter Kime, went to Hersh's office to pay off the mortgage, giving a check for and ie'2 50 in cash, thereby paying the principal and interest. Kime, his .-on and Hersh then went to the of- fice of the register and recorder at the court house where the attorney through the motions'" of satis- fying the mortgage entry, Kime tes- tified. Tolls Of Pnymenl The check given by Kime to Horsh and the hitter's receipt for the mon- ey were introduced evidence. Early this year, the trustees of the lodre made demand against him for the principal, Kime said. Walter Kime, the next witness, cor- roborated the testimony of Ins t'atli- jcr. C. G. Tatighinbaugh, register and recorder, was next called and pro- duced the mortgage book, showing that the Kime mortgage had not bem satisfied. There were 'no notations on the margin or near the entry to show that the mortgage was paid as Hersh had told the elder Kime was done. Members of the iBendersville lodge were next called to the stand. D. C, Asper, Roy Peters, H. W. Knouse, noble grand, aad Edward Carson, past treasurer, and member for 55 years, testified1 that the records show that Hersh made the interest payment on the mortgage regularly to April, 1928, but that no entries show that the principal had been paid. Inasmuch as the court considered most of the testimony hearsay, he di- rected that the hearing be postponed until Wednesday, when the secretary of the lodge was directed to be pres- ent with his books from 1918 to the present time. Henry Slonaker, near Abbottstown, was sentenced to serve from to 3 years in the Eastern Penitentiary, Philadelphia, Monday, after Judge McPherson refused his motion for a new trial. Slonaker was convicted of a larceny count, growing out of the theft of chickens in and around Ab- bottstown. Masters Appointed The court appointed masters in the following divorce actions: Freda S. Ebersole against Elmer K. Ebersole, Attorney William L. Meals; E. Wampler against Sadie Buhl Wampler, Attorney Wil- liam Arch McClean, and Katfierine Large McGtorge against Royal Mo- GeorRe, Attorney S. S. Neely. The case against Stew-art P. Meh- ring, Hanover, charged with violating the state inotor vehicle code, was or- dered dropped tor lack of evidence. A bench warrant for the arrest of Roque Groft, McSherrystown, for fail- ure to maintain payments' of a week for the support of his minor son was ordered Issued" by Judge McPherson In court Wednesday. Groft in arrears in payments, according to the bench warrant. Samuel Giovl and James Rlcca, New York, who stole an automobile owned by the- Rev. J. Harold Little, Gettysbvrg. were placed on probatlonf for one year and ordered to pay the costs of '.heir case. Tbfee others, Christian ter Owel and Charles Herrln, charg- ed with larceny of automobile parts, also were placed on probation for one ordered to fttf tlM DOVER ADAMS LJJACUE CHURCH SERVICBB That the. sight of the left eye of Walter Lynn, i-even-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. William Lynn, Dover, will be destroyed as the result of the prong of a pitch-fork penetrating the eye ball, has become almost a cer- tainty. The accident occurred sever- al weeks ago, when the injured lad and his couein, Charles Drawbaugh, were storing hay for the latter's pony at the home of AValter's uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Drawbaugh. The accident is said to have occur- red when Charles, after placing the fork in a heap of hay, lifted the fork just as Walter stooped over, direct- ty in the path of the upraised fork. Dr. Wentz, York, has been treating the injured optic. In the parsonage of the Salem Lu- theran charge on Saturday evening, Spencer !B. Glatfelter, son of Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Glatfelter, York R.2, and Miss Fannie May, the daughter of Mrs. John L. May, were united in mar- riage. The ceremony, the single ring ceremony of the Lutheran church, was performed by the pastor of the charge, Rev. J. H. Hege, in the presence of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Jones, of Dover Rl, who attended the bride and bride- groom. The newly-wedded couple will reside at the home of the bride's mother for a time. Klotsch and Kopp, Inc., Dover, have teen granted a charter to deal in poultry and produce. Capital stocvk consisting of 100 shares with a par value of Incorporators, Edward E. Kopp, Dover R4, treasur- er; H. W. Klotsch, Waterloo, and H. F. Klotsch, Dover R4. Mrs. Sarah Jane Hoffman, wife ot Calvin D. Hoffman, died at p. m. Saturday at her home in Dover from the effects of a paralytic stroke. She was aged 62 years, 5 months anil 29 days. The funeral was held Wed- nesday, with services at the house at 10 a. m. and concluding services at the Calvary Lutheran church. Do- ver. Interment took place in Green- mount cemetery, York. Pallbearers: v.-ere Paul and Israel Gros3, Z. Lease. AVilliam Xeiman. E. H. Haas and V'illiam Spahr. Mrs. Hoffman leaves two daughters, Miss Sadie Bucking- ham, at borne; and Mrs. Harry Keel, York; 11 sister. Mrs. Cathryn Miller. Tied Lion: two brothers, Frank Hau- bert Dover, and Henry Haubcrt, resi- dence unknown. At the call of the president. Peter Shellenberger, th. borough coucil met in special ses-vion in the fire engine 'louse on .Monday evening. sec- retary cf th" board received a letter trom the highway department, ask- ing the borough to pass, an ordinance U> the state to erect stop signs "r streets which intersect the main -trcct cf the town. Such an ordi- nance was mads. All members of the bnard were nreselit. Miss Pweitzer. (laughter of Airs. Lizzie Sweitzer. i.- confined to her home by a nervous breakdown. Preparations are under way for the annual Sunday school picni; of Cal- vary Lutheran church, Dover, to be held at li: jokside nark on Sutu afternoon evening. June 22. The Dover bund will furni-h music. The women of the church v.-ill again piv- pare the supper. (lames and contests v, ill be held for the children during the aftcrncon. Elmer Harbold, of Dover, who has been confined to his bed for one year, io now able to sit on a wheel chair. A daughter was born Wednesday to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Myers, Do- ver town.shlp. George Xesbit the oldest male resident of Dover, died Wed- nesday morning at the age of 89. Death was caused by infirmities inci- dent to age. He is survived by two George and (Horace, both or Dover. The funeral will be held on Friday with short services at the late home at o'clock, with rites in the Dover Reformed church. Burial will be in Salem cemetery. The Rev. J. Edward Klingaman will con- duct the services. Charles H. Smith, North York, died Wednesday morning in the York hc1-'- pital of a complication of diseases. He was aged 62 years. He leaves his wife: two sons; a daughter, live stepchildren, including Mrs. Otto Nei- man, of Dover R3, Harry Shaft'ner, cf Dover R3; two brothers, Geo. Smith, of Lewisberry, and Maurice Smith, of Rossville; and a sister. SATURDAY'S RESULTS Midway 12, Littlestown 2 New Oxford 4, Biglerville 2 East Berlin 4, York Springs 1 STANDING OF THE CLUBS W. L. PC. 0 1.000 .500 .429 .429 .374 .286 Midway ..................7 East Berlin..............4 4 'Jew Oxford.............3 4 Littlestown ..............3 4 York Springs ............3 5 Biglerville ...............2 5 NEXT SATURDAY'S GAMES Slglerville at Midway New Oxford at East Berlin Littleetown at York Springs East Berlin and York Springs in the two games played between them, one on Saturday and a game on Wednesday evening, broke even, the former in East Berlin being won by the local club with a score of 4 to 1 and the latter fame at York Springs, going to the York Springs boys by a score of 4 to 3. New Oxford and East Berlin will have their first tilt on the coming Saturday at this place and a good game can be looked for as Lieutenant Morrison has been, giving his Pri- vates a good drilling of late and the friendly rivalship that has sprung up between, the two sister towns bida fair for both clubs to do their best. Don't miss this game. ROUTE Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Nell left for the Lutheran annual conference in In- diana. Mrs. Charles Krall, who had been taken to the Harrisburg hospital for treatment, has returned home. Mrs. John Yeager, of Mt. Royal, is spending the week with her sister, Mis. Isaac Myers, at Kralltown. Mrs. Herbert Ebersole and family are spending the week with John Eb- er-ole and wife. Ben. F. Hoopes has returned from Drexel Institute in Philadelphia, and is taking a gocd hot air sweat in the hay field on his father's farm. Farmers are busy making hay but are comewhat handicapped by labor shortage yet everybody is complain ini; of scarcity of work in shop and lactory. Geo. D. Wagner and W. D. Gibb; and family attended the Hinkel re" union at Xew Oxford on Sunday. Elmer Wagner and wife, of Ober lin. were week-end visitors with his lather. Gee. D. vr. Wagner. vr. D. Gibbs is building a new nnrch to hi.-; house. Bauni and Son are (he contractors. Immt at Holtisekwam The Holy Communion will be' ad- ministered Sunday morning by Rev. Edw. V. Strausbaugh. Litkermn Preaching by the Pastor, Rev. Psml lladfelter, at Abbottstown SuBday morning and at East Berlin In the. yvening. of the Brethren Services in the Latimore meeting. house. Reformed Hampton at 10 a. m, New Chester at 2 p. m. Red Run, Children's Day service at p. m. Sunday School lesson: "A Pealdi off Praise." A supper is planned to be held at Xew Chester, Saturday evening Jane. 22nd. A number of friends from vi- cinity of Mt. Zkm and Mywstown, Lebanon -county called at the Re- formed parsonage on Sunday: Shirk and Miss Viola Webbett, George Yiengst and Miss Irene Rudy, aid -Miss Elsie E. Shirk. A. B. Sftirk baa been teaching English and Latin in the High school at Defiance, county for the last two years.. Rev. Houtz and family called on friends at Reading last week. The Red Run Sunday School picnic- will take place in Hoffman's grove on Saturday, Aug. 10th. Emmanuel Reformed church, services: Church. School 9 a. m., Service of worship 7 p. m. Sermon subject: "Have you seen the Everybody wel- come. Come and join with us. in. praising Him who is responsible for our being and for all the things that we possess which make life pleasant., enjoyable and worth living. PLEASANT GATHERING .HTLHEKKV Mrs. A. W. Wolgamiith, who has been ill, is able to be up and about again. The beard of education of trn has elected the follow- ing teachers: Aspers, J. C. Leathery; Airy Hill. K. A. Brown; Blue Hill, J. CIcrmniu Smith; ifiig Dam, C. W. Darrens, vacant; Darr'e, Blanche Joseph; Danner's, J. M. An- ;hony; Gochenour's, G. E. Deardorff; X'mmel's. Mabel E. Wallace; Krall- icwn, Roy H. Bubb; Mine Bank, va- cant. Mrs. P. A. Xagle, of this place ac- companied W. A. Sinner and family, rf East Berlin, on a visit to her daughter and family, .Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Freed, at Stony Brook. Children's Day service at Red Run on Sunday evening at o'clock. A lengthy program will be rendered. The following gathered around the old cherry tree at "Fore.st View Egg, the home of O. G1. Mummert, Sunday: Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Harlac- er and son Wade, Ray Smith, Ray Swartz. .Mr. and Mrs. William Wentz, and daughter Betty Louise, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse AV. Forney and sons Ger- old and Merle and Miss Annie Har- lacher, all of Hanover; Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Brown and daughter Dotty, of York; Harold H. Harlacher and Miss -Mary Louise Harlacher, of El Paso, Texas; .Mr. and .Mrs. R. W. Miller, of Perry County; Miss Helen Detter, of Bermudian; Donald Spangler, Camp Hill; Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Julius and family, Billy, Glenn, Naomi, John. and Paul, of Mulberry; J. Walter and larian W. Harlacher, Mr. and Mrs. Farmer S. Harlacher and daughter U.-retha. and Mr. and Mr.'. O. G. Mum- mert and daughter Helen, York, and t all gathered around a lawn, supper. Stepping in front of an automobile while crossing the Siisqtiehanna trail in front of her home in Logan- ville, Wednesday, Mrs. Su.Qan Good- ling, 59. wife of James A. Goodling, was instantly killed. The car which Mrs. Goodling was drivtn by P. J. Roche, 52, Dallastown merchant, lie has been exonerated of blame, Edward McXeilly. 48 years old, of Sevard. died from a heart attack on Tuesday evening, after being over- come by thp heat while working on the new highway being built between C'len Rook and Hanover. According to fellow-employes, McXeilly suffered a gredt deal from the heat while at work Tuesday. Becoming ill Sunday night while riding in an automobile with Mr. and Mrs. Otto W. Strom, friends, Mrs. Sophia Harbold, widow of Christian J. Harbold, York, went to her room and was found dead in her bed. Death resulted1 from oerrbral apoplexy. The woman was aged 72 years. On Monday evening of last week the Business and Professional Girls club of York Springs served a din- ner to the Rotary club of the battle- field town. Forty-five members of the club attended. Receipts were The body ot a female child, pre- maturely born, according to indica- tions, was found near Olen Rock in a branch of the Cotlorus creek, lodgfd between some protruding rocks, by four children, Monday morning. A severe fall down two steps on the porch at the home of her son Reu- ben F. Strayer, York, Thursday, re- sulted fatally to Mrs. William A. Strayer, 83 years old. The aged wo- man sustained injuries which super- induced a cerebral hemorrhage and caused her death Friday. John- Sipe, Y. Springs, patient at the Warner hospital, Gettysbuifc, was discharged from that institution Wednesday. Mrs. A. P. Myers. York Springs, has recovered from a severe attack of neuritis. Mrs. George Deatrick, York Springs, is able to be out after a. recent ill- ness. 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U.S. Air Force Staff Sgt. Marquette Davis, a heavy equipment operator with the 116th Civil Engineering Squadron (CES), Georgia Air National Guard, Robins Air Force Base, Ga., operates a front loader during Silver Flag training at Tyndall Air Force Base, Fla., April 16, 2014. During the weeklong course, Guardsmen from the 116th CES along with 219 Airmen from multiple U.S. Air Force active duty, Reserve and Air National Guard units trained on building and maintaining bare-base operations at a simulated forward-deployed location. In addition, they honed their combat and survival skills, repaired simulated bomb-damaged runways, set up base facilities and established various critical base operating support capabilities. Thirty-four Airmen from the 116th CES attended the exercise that consisted of extensive classroom and hands-on training culminating in an evaluation of learned skills on the last day of class. (U.S. Air National Guard photo by Master Sgt. Roger Parsons/Released)
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CHAPEL HILL --Due to the forecasts of impending inclement weather and potential travel difficulties for schools, the North Carolina High School Athletic Association state indoor track and field championships scheduled for Saturday have been postponed.
Both the 4-A and the 1-A/2-A/3-A championships were scheduled for the Eddie Smith Indoor Arena on the campus of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Both meets will be moved to next Saturday, February 20, and will utilize the same time schedule.


text: Texas Legislature Abbott Signs Law Protecting Pastors Who Oppose Same-Sex Marriages By Ryan Poppe • Jun 11, 2015 www.flickr.com/photos/paulwoolrich (CC BY-NC 2.0) Gov. Greg Abbott has signed a bill that legally protects Texas pastors who don't want to perform same-sex marriages. Texas Public Radio's Ryan Poppe reports some ministers say this is a protection ministers already have. Listen Listening... / 2:27 Governor Abbott Signs A String Of Border Security Bills Into Law By Ryan Poppe • Jun 10, 2015 www.flickr.com/photos/scazon (CC BY 2.0) Governor Greg Abbott has signed into law a handful of bills that provide record-level spending on a state-led effort to provide more security along the Texas-Mexico border. Texas Public Radio's Ryan Poppe reports. Listen Listening... / 1:26 Abbott Signs Bill that Tackles Ammonium Nitrate Storage By Carlos E. Morales • Jun 9, 2015 facebook.com/pages/Kyle-Kacal/263724857005280 Texas will now require facilities that hold ammonium nitrate to meet new requirements, in a move legislators believe will prevent events like the deadly explosion in the city of West 2 years ago. Listen Listening... / 2:19 Data Shows Property Taxes On The Rise Despite Legislative Tax Relief By Ryan Poppe • Jun 8, 2015 flickr.com/photos/simon/ Skyrocketing appraisal rates in some of the state's most populated counties may result in homeowners actually paying more this year, despite efforts by the Legislature. Texas Public Radio's Ryan Poppe has more on the story. Listen Listening... / 1:42 Campus Carry Passes Over Weekend By Ben Philpott • Jun 1, 2015 Photo via flickr.com/photos/ejmc/ (CC BY-ND 2.0) After years of failed attempts, the Texas Legislature has passed a bill that will allow Texans with a concealed carry permit to bring their handgun onto public college campuses. KUT's Ben Philpott reports. Listen Listening... / 1:02 Dark Money Debate Trumps All Other Major Bills On The Last Day For Bills To Voted Out Of Texas House By Ryan Poppe • May 27, 2015 flickr.com/photos/joeyparsons/ The end of the legislative session is less than a week away and lawmakers are moving quickly to keep bills they support alive. TPR's Ryan Poppe reports that Tuesday was a frenzied day as legislators waded through pages of parliamentary delay tactics tagged for some of the more controversial bills. Listen Listening... / 1:46 Legislative Look Ahead By Ben Philpott • May 26, 2015 flickr.com/photos/antre/ There's just one week in the current Texas legislative session. KUT's Ben Philpott has this guide to what's coming up as lawmakers rush to complete their work. Listen Listening... / 1:31 Texas House Kills Off Bills During 15-hour Session By Carlos E. Morales • May 15, 2015 www.flickr.com/photos/76771463@N02/ The Texas House hit the one of the most important deadlines in a Legislative session last night: The deadline for initial approval of a House bill. The 15-hour fight leading up to the midnight cut-off had some Republicans trying to race through a stack of bills, trying to get to one that would have further restricted same-sex marriage. While Democrats went out of their way to run out the clock by prolonging the debate on each and every bill. KUT's Ben Philpott reports. Listen Listening... / 1:38 Senate Passes So-Called "School Voucher" Bill By Ryan Poppe • Apr 22, 2015 Flickr user CJ TravelTips A bill that would allow businesses to fund students' education at a private school passed out of the Texas Senate. Texas Public Radio's Ryan Poppe reports that although the bill's author says his legislation creates a scholarship program, others in the senate call it a public school voucher bill Listen Listening... / 1:17 Senate Bill 6 Would Change How State "Grades" Public School By Carlos E. Morales • Apr 16, 2015 flickr.com/photos/stuseeger Senate Bill 6 passed the Senate at the end of March. And if made law, the bill would change how a school is graded. Listen Listening... / 1:21 Pages1 2 next › last »


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World Environment Day focuses attention on important environmental issues. According to the United Nations "World Environment Day is commemorated each year on June 5th. It is one of the principal vehicles through which the United Nations stimulates worldwide awareness of the environment and enhances political attention and action."
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The first Great Lakes steamer, the Frontenac, is launched. (1817)
Houston is incorporated by the Republic of Texas. (1837)
Harriet Beecher Stowe's anti-slavery serial, Uncle Tom's Cabin, or Life Among the Lowly, starts a ten-month run in the National Era abolitionist newspaper. (1851)
American Civil War: Battle of Piedmont: Union forces under General David Hunter defeat a Confederate army at Piedmont, Virginia, taking nearly 1,000 prisoners. (1864)
Louis Brandeis is sworn in as a Justice of the United States Supreme Court; he is the first American Jew to hold such a position. (1916)
The U.S. Congress abrogates the United States' use of the gold standard by enacting a joint resolution (48 Stat. 112) nullifying the right of creditors to demand payment in gold. (1933)
World War II: The United States declares war on Bulgaria, Hungary, and Romania. (1942)
World War II: More than 1000 British bombers drop 5,000 tons of bombs on German gun batteries on the Normandy coast in preparation for D-Day. (1944)
Elvis Presley introduces his new single, "Hound Dog", on The Milton Berle Show, scandalizing the audience with his suggestive hip movements. (1956)
Robert F. Kennedy, a U.S. presidential candidate, is shot at the Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles, by Sirhan Sirhan, a Palestinian. Kennedy dies the next day. (1968)
The Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reports that five people in Los Angeles, California, have a rare form of pneumonia seen only in patients with weakened immune systems, in what turns out to be the first recognized cases of AIDS. (1981)
Tropical Storm Allison makes landfall on the upper-Texas coastline as a strong tropical storm and dumps large amounts of rain over Houston. The storm causes $5.5 billion in damages, making Allison the costliest tropical storm in U.S. history. (2001)
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