Paragram of Church Events and Local Updates
Cloudy and cover. Men's Bible Class rally at First Presbyterian Church Swinlay after noon at 245 o'clock. Special meeting of the Board of Viduntl on Monday evening. A. G. Buller will address Golden Rule Club at the VFW Home. Trout fishing season reopening April 15. New York anglers legal prey. Freight car loadings rise for fourth straight week totaling 761,109 cars, up 1,840 from March. HOLC hires John F. O'Connor as assistant manager in Pittsburgh. Automoablie production and Detroit area outlook mixed. Schools resume Monday after Easter recess. Fred E. Root displays coin and callous remover results at Sport Shop. Health Officer reports quarantines lifted. few communicable cases. Governor Lehman signs law for Chautauqua Assembly property mortgage approvals. Police hunt for trio described as gypsies. Bituminous coal production up 8.9 percent. coal consumption 12 percent ahead. Rails siding at Love's old plant site retails work begun. Union City hospital reports improved condition of Genevieve Stranahan after skull fracture. Weekly weather forecast: precipitation mid Atlantic states. temperatures near normal. Col. Ebbert to speak at Titusville First Methodist Episcopal Church April 5 on The Unfinished Battle. Ridgway patrol uniforms issued. statewide headquarters awaiting final word.
Columbus Cemetery plans and social notes from Columbus area
Trustees of the Columbus Cemetery Association met at BL Monroe home to plan summer beautification and necessary work with community ladies society supportive. The page lists many local residents visiting, dinners, and Easter weekend events across Columbus, Corry, Meadville, and surrounding areas, including gatherings at multiple homes and travel between towns.
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Columbus
Columbus Cemetery
Monroe
A. AL Nichols
Jin Sutin
Boyle
Corty
Gunt Ghrn
Verne
W. J. Wilton
Louisa Dewey
Wemegday
Hazel Briggs
Hussell
Arthur Page
Elizabeth Koestner
Butler
Margaret Fulton
Warrem
Fariig
Rows Jukes
Charles Farnham
Gertrude Aikeng
Andrew Thompson
Weughter
Mary
Reginald Hamilton
Hamilton
Will Schramling
George Schramling
Ray Greene
Corry
Gerald Faulkner
Coletta
Erie
Lois Cummings
Blanche Bunnell
Paul Trisket
S. A. Clark
Meadville
Waller Wilsted
D. J. Clark
Henry Wilsted
Alonzo McIntosh
Ripley
Pete Christensen
Peter Christensen
R. CG. Wende
Buffalo
James Carrig
Carl Woodring
James Woodring
John Obrn
Ida
Amy
Ruth Blaine Nage
SR. Andrews
Mire
Ida Wickwire
Gon
Robert
Delia Armstrong
Harold Morris
Joenily
Allegany
Oscar Raymond
Lionel Faulkner and Son
Jamestown
James Wotrig
Clifford Casler
Mra
Clarence Thompson
Charles Rexford
Myrtle Harvey
Tie
Pee H Hill
N. Y
Gust Onrn
Bear Lake
Wedsteday
S. D. Green
Mies Jean Roas
Anna Mae Hamilton
Pa Emergency Taxes Reach Record Figure
Reported by United Press from Harrisburg shows Pennsylvania emergency taxes totaling 812,093,640 contributing to Commonwealth receipts of 44,638,646 for March. Self assessment amendments boosted the total, with about 57,000,000 collected in state taxes during the period. Details list personal property, income, and general taxes with varied figures, reflecting a record month for emergency revenue.
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United Press Harrisburo
Almonts
Hhe
Soint
Seri
Starel
Maney
Emo Bercy
Lomna Mas
Gdsollis
TNO
End of Hershey plant sit down fails amid mediation
Hershey Pennsylvania reports a five hour mediation between Hershey Chocolate Corporation and United Chocolate Workers Union failed to reach a settlement. About 3,000 workers were displaced as sit down occupancies continued, with union leaders insisting on a win before quitting. Company officials claimed progress but would not end the strike until workers vacated the plant.
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United Press
Hershey
Lule Hershey Chocolate
America
Ag c Cmpany
United Chocolate Workers’ Union Jearlers
Russell Betimian
Dickinson
Murrle
Binet
Panama Pastor to Speak Here at Baptist Services
Rev. James J. Jeremiah, pastor of First Baptist Church in Panama New York, will preach at Sunday services at 3 p m and teach the adult Bible class. A Baptist Bible Seminary graduate, he is a promising young man just past 22. Revival continues with Rev Hook supplying the Panama pulpit for another week.
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James J. Jeremiah
First Baptist Church
Panama
N. Y
The
Baptist Bible Seminary
Hook
Two Allegheny County Bond Issues Approved
Harrisburg April Internal report states two Allegheny County bond issues approved. One issue totaling 2,750,000 funds street improvements and property damage incidents to the improvements. The other covers frusting and enlarging prisbe Ne mniliirgs.
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Allegheny County
Univen Frese
Harrisburg
Benethry
Thomas A. Login
Allegheny
Dan Livke
Stuanes
Lawn Improvement Talks Planned at Warren and Youngsville
Fred V. Gray, lawn specialist from State College, will discuss lawn seed ing and lawn improvement at meetings Tuesday April 6 at the Court House Warren and the High School at Youngsville. The Youngsville session starts at 2 p.m. and Warren at 6 p.m. Gray, with a year and a half of Pennsylvania work, will cover fertilizer types and timing, seed varieties and sowing times, plus weed eradication. Homeowners are invited to attend.
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Fred V. Gray
State College
Court House
Warren
Youngsville
P.m
Gray
Pennsylvania
Death claims Mayor Hoyt of Washington
Washington Pennsylvania April 3 Mayor William H Hoyt 69 died today He was the citys first mayor elected in 1923 when Washington became a third class city His present term began in 1935 Hoyt was born in Pittsburgh son of a Civil War veteran and moved to Washington in 1900 where he ran a blacksmith shop later entering garage business He wasa Democrat
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Annee
Washington
William H. Hoyt
Hoyt
Pittsburgh
Hookless signs union contract at Hornless Fastener Co
A closed shop union agreement was signed yesterday by Hornless Fastener Company management and employees. It covers a 40 hour work week, compulsory arbitration, and a week of vacation for about 2400 workers at Meadville and Erie plants. The temporary pact will become permanent as negotiations continue. Adjustments to wage rates will be resolved later in the permanent contract. Signatories include representatives from the AFL and IAM unions across four locals.
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Mmadvilub
Hornless
Fastener Company
Somle
Mewlville
Lhe
American Federation of Labor
International Machinists Union
American Federation of Labor Unions
Meadville
Erie
Talon Regesentatives
Erte
Acacia Club Party Draws 35 Couples
Thirty five couples attended a dancing party sponsored by the Acacia Club in Massnie Temple last evening. George Weber's orchestra of Erie provided music. The committee in charge included H. J. Davis Ellsworth Holt and Orrin M. Hillburg. Dancing ran from 10 until 7.
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Chile
Massnie
Temple
George Weber
Erie
H. J. Davis
Ellsworth Holt
Orrin M. Hillburg
Legion Essay Contest Sponsored by American Legion Here
Members of Senlay High and St. Bilwvand's High schools may compete in the annual essay contest sponsored by the American Legion of Erie County. The winner receives a college scholarship and medals will be awarded to top entrants in the county. Elmer Carrier Post No. 565 will oversee plans with the chairman overseeing the committee. a special meeting is set for Monday evening to finalize details.
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Senlay High
St. Bilwvand
Erie County
Elmer
Carrier Post
North Center
Xinevt
Bergman
Mnius
Targe Allendante
Solleiter
PLAN BOOST IN SCHOOL TAXES ARM
Plan to raise school taxes listed amid a budget stalemate and cuts to the property tax base. The 1936 triennial payment shift impacts local finance, with the district facing years of balancing deficits and proposed cuts to staff and programs.
Unclear Security Incident Near Bic Home Waris
A damaged, garbled report describes a bomb under a home and related disturbances. It mentions injuries were avoided, a car ownership case, and various names, places, and events poorly legible from OCR. The fragmentary text references a Miss Anne Millis and a Rob Doenson, with confusion over locations and dates.
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Rally Nh
First Presbyterian Church
Swinlay
O'Cloek
Board of Viduntl
A. G. Buller
Pinte Pisa
Golden Rule
Momlay
VFW
Mistate
New York State
Weel Enlex
Weel
Home Owners Loan Corporaton Today
John F. O'Connor
Pennayvant
HOLC
Automoablie i
Hesae
Daloor
Detroit
Unite
Rampard
Fred E. Root
West South Street
John Flangan
Herbert Lehman
New Ies
Chautauqua Assembly
Hanis
Mercer County
Union City
Cleveland
Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland
Pennsylvania Railroad
Love
Old Fe
Union City Hospital
Genevieve Stranahan
Spartansburg
North
Middle Atlantic States
Frank B. Ebbert
Board of Temperance
Methodist Episcopal Church
Titusville
Ist Episcopal Church
Wayne B. Wheeler
Ridgway
Highway Patrol
Orient
Hookless
A. F. of L
Acacia Club
CCC
Carry Office
CERA
Penn
United Pris
Morehan
Fettur
Enllalnwal
Eatin
Guy
Tele
PWA
Funis
Jefer’ Li
Legion
Corry Public
St. Edward's
Biysland
Lkme Senou
Jnweat
Zyatem
Herman Gro
Cognisiliona Frocy
Aiupoma
Wis
Emil G. Twen
Simon Kyhquad
Paesawatimi Tad ‘Ars
C. M. Howard
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center Street
Corry, Penn'a
BIC
Waris
Exene
Draag
Pennsylvani
Aciisitig
Mars
Bam
Boston My
TNS
Lwin Lichtews
Huty Gamen
Exiplogians
Anne Millis
Nas
Neveral
Hocks Ant
Siwilieme
Wwe
Cosa
Cyan Font
Rob Doenson
Pear
Herm Cpls
Treasure Island
Japan
Florida
Condra Pharmacy
Pie
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