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Gas and Electric Firms Involved in See 3a 254
A fragmented note mentions Asso Gas and Electric in the See 3a 254 area alongside Lone Star Gas and West Pub Serv. The text references gas and electric firms without clear events or dates.
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Asso Gas & Electric
Lone Star Gas
West Pub
Personal mentions of travel and visits in the region
The notice lists residents and visitors in Meadville and surrounding areas. Charles Shuss left Motaay for a Bradford Olean business trip with Kurte Company. Local people including Mr and Mrs S Bentley and daughter Harot Patterson visited Buffalo. Mrs Titus recovering in Coy hospital. Several others travel or visit relatives in Titusville Fort Pitt Erie Toronto and Toledo with various short trips and family connections.
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Ford City
In Coy Hospital
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Philatheas Entertained by Baptist Women
The Philatheas of the Baptist church were entertained at Mrs. John Oben's home with seventeen members and three visitors. An entertainment committee led by Mrs. Bruce Thomas arranged the social hour and games while the hostess and helpers served refreshments. At the close, the class president presented a new testament to active member Mrs. Lillian Ward, who is moving to Rochester, New York.
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Durant Sees U. S. and Soviet Regites Alike
Dr. William Durant, in Philadelphia, argued both nations share similar regimes and warned communism could supplant Christianity as a world religion. He urged nations survive by boosting birth rates of the more able elements.
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United States
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Ship in Distress Aids Foundering Vessel
The British freighter Newlaundland, speeding to help the foundering S Bagatry, sighted the vessel wallowing in heavy seas at 9 06 am. The Bagatry was caught in a severe storm causing wide damage along the Allsitie coast, wireless report says.
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Erie Park Board Appointments Noted in Senate
Harrisburg April 9 The Senate announced a slate of executive nominations including Charles A. French Ellwood City to the fish commissioners board for six years and Philip G. Platt Wallingford and Dr Samuel J Waterworth Cleafield to the sanitary water board for four years. Several others were named to the park and arboretum commission for five year terms.
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Red J. Wallingur
Cief Erie
Grant
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James N Watson
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Rails Firm in Dull Trading Gains Drift on Exchange
Railroad shares firmed in dull trading on the New York stock exchange as prices held steady and early gains appeared. Amusement stocks rose modestly with slight advances noted in American Locomotive and other major railroad issues in the session.
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State Moves To Carry Out Relief Program
Harrisburg Pennsylvania moves to implement federal work relief. Two administration bills seek to expend about 890 million dollars over the next few years. A companion measure creates a state planning board and a seven member agency to guide the program.
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Two Die After Car Struck on Snowbound Crossing
Transcribed from a partial dated report, two people were killed when a vehicle struck by another on a snowy crossing near Lima. The accident involved travelers from Sprinfield Ohio to Salt Lake City and occurred during a rough crossing, with the victims transported by a local authority.
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The Cold Finger Curse Chapter 26 Evidence Grows
Inspector Montigny and Captain Nobley examine soot, cork, and soap to trace a smear on bedclothing. They test library soot, note barefoot clues, and reveal luminous fingerprints under violet light as they link a suspect to adhesive tape marks.
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