Keen Interest Instate B. P. W. Club Meeting
The Business and Professionals Women's Club of this city focuses on the tenth annual convention of the Pennsylvania Federation, to be held in Williamsport on May 15 and 16. National Business Women’s Week April 15 to 22 will educate on women’s progress in business, with emphasis on education, training, and the need for broader opportunities for the female workforce.
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Pennsylvania Federaion
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Margaret Elliott
University of Michigan
Dancing Party at 7 O O F Hall
A dancing party will be held at the 7 O O F hall on Friday evening for Odd Fellows Rebekahs and friends. An orchestra will furnish music and a happy time is assured for all who attend.
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Corry chapter plans fish distribution and local events
At a meeting the Corry Chapter of the Te Whr Walton League of America outlined plans to plant bass pike muscallonge and other fish in regional streams and lakes. The session also covered routine business. Divorces were granted in Bele county and the Warren Public Schools re elected Ruth Tillotson and Lulu Mourton as teachers. The Journal invites entries for a Bringing Up Father drawing contest tied to a Rex showing. Knights Templar prepare for a divisional ball at the State Armory. Swingleys stores expand with Hyerett Racket and Herridge acquisitions, totalling fifteen outlets.
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Wild driving case ends with fines and license suspension
In Jamestown on Tuesday, Maloney pleaded guilty to operating a automobile while under the influence. He was arraigned by Justice Oscar W. Sweet, fined 50 dollars, license suspended for 30 days, and given a 60 day suspended jail term. Damages were to be paid to John Bilman and Officer Arthur Westott. Earlier, Maloney was chased from Falconer into Jamestown by Officer Wescott, who used Ellman’s car in the pursuit.
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Jamestown
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Oscar W. Sweet
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Wescott
Ellman
Mahoney
Eliman Auto Mobile
Youth Held on Blackmail Charge in Beaver County
United Pee Beaver reports that Geo. Davis, age 22, of Canneton was held on a blackmail charge after allegedly confessing to sending a threatening letter to J. B. White, general manager of White Coal Co., demanding $6000 or he would blow up company properties. He was held in Beaver County jail today.
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Beaver County
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Cannelton
Erie County Officials To Tour Cleveland For Court House Ideas
Three county commissioners and the county controller will visit Cleveland on April 12 to study model courthouse designs. Architect Walter Monahan will review plans, with a recommendation to adjust Brie’s court house budget by about 100000 dollars toward a more modern, top tier building. A Covey traveled to Bradford on business today.
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Teachers Named for 1928 29 in Columbus District
Columbus April 10 special meeting of the church and Ald will name teachers for district schools in the coming year. Listed: Erma Kelloge Spenter Center anchor, Gertrude Cordia Hudson, Arlene Bate Fine Valley, Anna Spoon Dogne, Gladys Rosa Volk Sample Flats, Irene Dunton Blue Tye, Doris Baccus Webber. Also notes social visits, property purchase by William Spencer, and upcoming events at the church including a dinner and a recital by Miss Marcella Volkstadt at Cincinnati Conservatory.
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Erma Kelloge Spenter
Center Achor
Geiltude Cordia
Hudson
Arlene Bate
Fine Valley
Anna Spoon
Dogne School
Gladys Rosa Volk
Sample Flats
Irene Dunton Blue
Drowned Warrun Man Beatty Believed Dead Searches Continue
Reported drowning of Milton J. Beatty of Warrun prompted a large search by many men yesterday. The body had not been found with investigators noting cold water may delay surface appearance for three to nine days and Beatty wore heavy boots that could slow ascent. A reward of 1000 dollars was offered by his family.
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Milton J. Beatty
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Beatty
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