Local notices and ads from Union City area
Community snippets include social events such as a Friday and Saturday fish dinner at In the Pines, pancake supper April 7 at Elgin Beaver Dam fire hall with prices for adults and children. Obscure names and addresses indicate local engagements, discharge notices, and an Easter photo service pitch, plus Elks Ladies Day event and a Turben’s Auto Service ad.
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Elgin-Beaverdam Fire Hall
Reezesyeageey
Me —Elks' Ladies
Gents
Jain
Turben
Chevrolet
Seelestente Diesie Tie Aiesfedtedte
SERN
Easter Specials at Morton's Children's Shop
Easter discounts announced with 20 percent off children's coats and a rack of Easter and party dresses priced at 2.95 to 3.95. Shop location named Morton's Children’s Shop, 26.
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Morton's Children’ S
Deaths Nora Harris oldest Concord Township resident dies
Mrs Nora Harris aged 87 longtime Concord Ridge Methodist Church member died after a long illness at her home R D 1 Corry Born October 29 1874 in the house where she died she was daughter of the late Lewis and Sarah Ludden Pierce She is survived by two daughters Ev Smith of Youngsville and Lulu Skiff of RD 1 Corry four grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren Funeral services will be held Sunday at 2 PM at the H Fitchard Hays Funeral Home Spartansburg with Rev Lawrence Meneely officiating Burial will be in Rose Hill Cemetery Spartansburg Friends may call tonight 7 to 10 PM and tomorrow 2 to 4 and 7 to 10 PM.
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Nora Harris
Harris
Concord Township
R. D
Corry
Lewis
Sarah Ludden Pierce
Concord Ridge Methodist Church
John D Harris
Ev Smith
Youngsville
Lulu Skiff
H. Fitchard Hays
Spartansbure
Lawrence Meneely
Rose Hill Cemetery
Paper Peddler Funds Scholarship in Lexington
John W Capt. Smith whose 20 year paper selling career and frugal life saved his home, set up a scholarship fund for deserving youngsters. His will probated yesterday valued his estate at 100 dollars cash and bonds totaling 15 000 to 20 000 dollars.
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Lexington, Ky
John W.capt. Smith
Funeral Notices for Stone and Hervis
Funeral services for Miss Katherine M Stone will be at Bracken Funeral Home at 1 a m Saturday. Friends may call Thursday 7 8 p m and Friday 4 4 and 7 9 p m. Burial Pine Grove Cemetery. Mrs Nora Hervis services at H Richard Hays Funeral Home Spartansburg Sunday 2 p m. Call Friday 7 10 p m and Saturday 2 4 and 7 10 p m. Burial Rose Hill Cemetery.
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Katherine M. Stone
Bracken
Pine Grove
Cemete
Army plan to expand divisions and trim Guard Reserve strength
The Army proposes enlarging four infantry divisions and two armored divisions from about 8 000 to 11 000 each to back up 16 regular divisions. The Kennedy era plan would cut Guard Reserve paid drill strength from 700 000 to 642 000, with about 1 400 smaller units potentially removed if the Guards remained unchanged.
Corry Church Opens New Bible Series On Air
The Corry Church launches The Bible Speaks to You a weekly one minute broadcast beginning Sunday. More than 700 stations will carry the program which uses Bible selections and organ music to discuss practical prayer in daily life. Produced by The Mother Church The First Church of Christ Scientist Boston MA Will B Davis oversees publication commitments.
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Sewnce Ehurch
First Church 6 Christ
Scientist
Boston
Massachusetts
Will B. Davis
Snow Slides Students Work on Alpine Tunnel Progress
Workers on the Mont Blanc tunnel project vie to complete the Alpine route through Saint Rhemy Italy and Saint Pierre Switzerland as blasts widen the passage for a winter route under the Grand St Bernard Pass with millions watching Europe.
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Courmaveur
Dligpine
Hane
Waitay
Swin
Ehianli
Grand St Bernard Pass
Alps
Liberal arts program eyed at West Chester State
Pat West Chester State Culler said Thursday the college will apply to the Department of Public Instruction for permission to begin a liberal arts program. The school now offers only a bachelor’s science in education and would confer bachelor of science, arts and fine arts degrees under the proposal.
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Liberal Arts
West Chester
Pat
Culler
Department of Public Instron
Liberal Arts Dragon
Knight and local officials named in civic roles
Knight Ramsey C. Rogers appoints chaplain while Michael Lynch becomes tiler and Louis Sears serves as organist. Donald G. Nantes is listed as trustee and Harry W. Powers appears in the roster of officials.
Senk Convicted First Degree. Jury to Set Penalty
The court heard that Senk faces life or death as the jury moves to decide the punishment after convicting him of first degree murder. Prosecution described a confessed motive and actions while defense remained silent, as family members reacted emotionally in the courtroom.
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Senk
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Mary
Min
Frank Senk
Kreisher
Elve- l Isie
Ofjtecca
Dist
Howard Berninger
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