Jewish Passover Feast Explained and Timetable 1085
The article outlines Passover as a seven day festival with leaven removed, Orthodox observances eight days, starting Wednesday evening April 17, 1085. It traces origins from spring harvest to Israelite liberation from Egypt, Moses’ deliverance, and Sinai law, stressing its enduring message of freedom. It also notes a divorce filing after 51 years. Philadelphia, O-Emms J. Preyhoff sues William J. Preyhoff for divorce on grounds of extreme cruelty, after their 1851 marriage.
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Israel
Palestine
Temple
Jerusalem
Egypt
Moses
Pharaoh
Smibtsn
Pharoah
Tarah G
Sinai
Phllemontaine
Beaverdam Girl Wins Spelling Bee Honors
Beaverdam April 10 reports a local spelling bee winner among Beaverdam residents and named participants. The note mentions Mary Kathryn Paykov earning second in a Wayne township event and high mid year exam average. Also records numerous social visits, births, and community notices across Corry and nearby towns.
Another Compensation Referee Quits Office
Laur ell E. Christley, workmen's compensation referee since 1916, resigns from the $5,000 post effective April 15. After 19 years of service he sought a little change. The move leaves G. Scott Smith as the remaining original staff member of eleven referees appointed by Gov. Matlin Grove Bram baugh when the act created the tribunal. Christley will return to private law practice and farm on his Butler County estate.
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United Press Renfrew
Laurell E. Christley
State Department of Labor and Industry
Christley
G. Scott Smith
Kane
Matlin Grove Brambaugh
Butler County
Local Social Roundup From Evie and Proctorville
Mr and Mrs Virgil Tarbell of Evie and Mr and Mrs Cash Smith with Jangiter of Proctorville hosted guests of Mrs S R Lyons and Jay Smith. Will Rogers film Life Begins at 40 drawn crowds including Merle Cummings Tom Pavkov Charles Swan Gerald Bagley B A Lyons and Carl Proctor families. Master George Everett Bagley stayed with Mr and Mrs Paul Smith. United Brethren church resumes Sunday April 1 at 7 45 pm after bad roads. Rev Hirley invites all to attend. Carl Proctor attended Wayne township school directors meeting in Corry with Mrs H D Whitney. Donated Brethren prayer meeting at James Proctor home in Donation Hollow Thursday.
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Beaverdam
Charles Bush
Wattsburg
Chaves Breed
Bennett
Paul Smith
Cash Smith
Charles Swan
Carl Proctor
Crowell
Carl Lyons
Corry
R. Lyons
Jay Smith
James Crowell
Robert Mulgin
Pred Alverson
Brie
Zelman
Davison
W. H. Cummings
Merle Cummings
Brit
Dy Smith
Joe Cummings
Union City
HD. Whitney
Gerald Bagley
Jessie Whitney
Spartansburg
John Whitney
Albion
Luli Bello
Lee Proctor
Proctor
Bert Watrous
Proctorville
Virgil Tarbell
Erie
Mra
SA Lyons
Lyle Proctor
Cottage Hil
Robert Mulvin
Janes Crowell
M Y
Jesse Whitney
A D. Whitney
Walter Proctor
George Bertram
Leon Pond
Teepleville
Harold Kightlinger
Rey
Higley
James Proctor
Charles Hodge
United Brethren Church
Francis Pullom
Tom Fullom
Fullom
Will Pulton
Bear Lake
Methodist Aid Society
Virgil ‘Tarbell
B. A. Lyons
Charles Proctor
Donation Hill
Sod
Claude Maynard
Joseph
Barnhart
Blaine
Walter
Patsy Youngs
Peggy Ann Schmidt
Neil Astes
Gilson Ridge
M. L. Breed
James Crowe
Annie McDeanell
Leon Proctor
Nelson Williams
Alan Adams
J Henry Hills Ang
Shannon
Cor
Evie
Jangiter
S. R. Lyons
Will Rogers
Life
Tom Pavkov
George Everett Bagley
Hirley
Inquest Planned Into Deaths Of Two Men
April 10 two inquests will be held by Coroner Dr W G Strobl into the deaths of William Robertson inventor 58 of 1116 Wayne St and Jon J Korchak 46 of 921 Pennsylvania Ave who died in a fumigated house near Tenth and Reed streets Robertson was run over near the Pennsylvanian tracks while crossing and died Monday at Hamel Hospital Korchak an GE plant employee entered a fumigated house at East Tenth Street and was found dead in the hallway investigators are probing entry circumstances Hawley reported locking doors and posting warnings and police continue the probe into the fumigation case extra school nurses help screen students for scarlet fever symptoms at Sheffield School.
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W. G. Strobl
William Roberted
Wayne Street
Jon J. Korchat
Pennsylvania Avgentie
Stroble
Tenth
Reed Street
General Electric
Kail
East Tenth Street
Ray Mayley
Buffalo Road
Karchak
Hawley
Korchale
Daglish Missionary Revival Attracts Large Crowds
Revered M F Scruby leads Daglish church revival as sermons draw hundreds across multiple nights. Subjects include Sick Soldier, A Cloud, Prepeneey and the Coming Weed Famine. Series ends with three services next Sunday. further topics to be announced.
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Chistianau
M. F. Scruby
Evangelis
Iesday
Alo
Fraudulent Bails in Philadelphia Investigated
Philadelphia April 10 Charges the magistrates accepted fraudulent bails in 88 cases were placed before District Attorney Charles W. Kelley for investigation. The inquiry followed evidence in Horace Stern's special number court of alleged irregularities in criminal cases involving persons charged with numbers writing activity. Kelley was instructed to determine if magistrates accepted property rights or ten times for bail by different minor judiciary schemers.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Charles W. Kelley
Lowlay
Wis
Dais Horace A Stern
Kelley
Schembers
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Beaverdam Girl
Katheryn Paykov
M. E. Ladies Aid
U. B. Church
Theo P. Williams
Barlow
W. G. Stroble
William Robertson
Sheffield
Phila
Fabray
Westinghouse
Mazda
Root’s Furniture Store
South Center Street
America
Detroit
Universal Credit
Ford Finance Plan
Powell Motor Company
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