Weekly program offers songs and planning talk for members
This week’s program features singing of The Captain is Calling and In the Garden, a revival, and a discussion on Garden planning for year round vegetables led by Mrs Warner McCray Mrs Roy Swart C Warner and George Chase Elmer Shuss returns from a long Western visit to share his trip All members urged to attend the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard ‘Swanson
Warner McCray
Roy Swart
C. ©. Warner
George Chase
Elmer ‘Shuss
Funeral Attended by Relatives in Warren Yesterday
Personal mentions include Mr and Mrs Al Watrous Mrs Harris Watroug Mrs Perry Akar and Miss Dorotha Akam attending the funeral of cousin Donald Bathhurst who died at Warren hospital Saturday following an appendicitis operation. Nearby notes add various local residents visiting, traveling, or returning home from trips and hospital stays across the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Watrous
Harris Watroug
Perry Akar
Dorotha Akam
Warren
Donald] Bathhurst
Warren Hospital
Thomas Barber
Joseph Agresta
Erle
Orrin
Hillbring
F Bennent
Thomas Horn
Hamot Hospital
Brie
Columbus
J. 8
Durham
Joseph Gravino
Margaret Dirksen
New York City
Clarence M. Hengst
Emporium
H. C. Barnes
Cambridge Springs
Crawford County Federation of Women
Lillian Carroll
Jamestown
Richard Merker
Hir
Esther Fredland
Bridge Party Enjoyed at St Elizabeth's Hall
A largely attended card party at St Elizabeth's hall raised funds for the church group. Twenty two tables hosted contract and auction bridge plus five hundred with honors awarded to Mrs Nesbit Miss McCray Mrs McEimy Jessie LaMschie Mrs Esterbrook and Miss Sandor. Florence Lindquist and William Johnson received spoons as awards. A delicious lunch followed the enjoyable affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Elizabeth's Hall
Wsa
St. Elizabeth’s Church
Stanley Kasper
Mies
Paul Weber
Walter Sweet
Mangaret
O'Hare
Elizabeth Weber
Janet Zwicke
W. B. Nesbit
Helen McCray
Walter McEimy
Jessie LaMschie
Anna Esterbrook
Mary Sandor
Plorence Lindquist
William Johnson
Seek Reinstatement Of Union City School Principal
Union City April 1. High School faculty members aided by parents appeal to the Board of Education for reinstatement of John C. Jenkins as supervising principal. The district will discuss the principal's contract and reassignment at Monday night’s meeting, with no action taken previously on the contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union City
Union City Board of Education
John C. Jenkins
Vievelesed
Lielvnile
Contagious Disease Cases Quarantined in Carry
City Health Officer John D. Pinnigan reports several contagious disease cases under quarantine in Carry. A diphtheria case involves 11 month old Melvin Bewley, son of Mr and Mrs Lyle Bewley of 155 West Pleasant Street. There are 12 chicken pox cases, 12 scarlet fever cases, and multiple mumps and whooping cough cases among the afflicted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Pinnigan
Melvin Beyley
Ame
Lyle Bewley
West Pleasant Street
Karl Morrison Elected Director of Architects Association
Karl Morrison, longtime Erie architect and designer of the Vocational School and the first Baptist church, now under construction, was named a director of the Pennsylvania Association of Architects. He will be a delegate to the association's annual convention in Philadelphia on Friday.
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Morrison Ot Th
Erie Arctired Fem
Shurrs
Morrison
First Baptist Church
New United Brethren Shurch
Pennsylvania Assoction of Architects
Philadelphia
Notice to Columbus Township Taxpayers on Unpaid 1836 Taxes
Taxpayers of Columbus Township must settle all 1836 taxes before April 27, 1387 or face sale of property. Dodd, collector, Philadelphia. contact for sale details and deadlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Township
N. E. Dodd
Cutoff Aid to Trapped Rebels Battles Loyalist Relief
Loyalist forces aided by French and Polish volunteers fend off relief attempts for 10,000 insurgents besieged in a mountainous area near Madrid. United Press reports heavy air and ground actions as supplies, food, water, and munitions struggle to reach the trapped rebels amid fierce fighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Madrid
Oath International
Uplveraity
Adel Shale
Layali
Suila
Iriel
1500 Homeless After Tokyo Fire Ravages Mataue Area
A Tokyo fire swept Mataue in Shinmue Prefecture leaving about 1500 people homeless as flames damaged more than 400 houses a hospital a school and several businesses. The blaze was brought under control later today according to Japanese sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presse Toyko
Mataue
Shinmue
Mass Flight Arrives in Honolulu as Hawaii Prepares Maneuvers
A mass flight of 12 large Navy planes arrived in Honolulu from San Diego on April 14. Military officials deem the event one of the most insignificant phases of Hawaii’s forthcoming pacific fleet maneuvers, signaling routine progress in naval aviation activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Honolulu
San Jaiego
Calif
Sus
Hoawaii
Market Gossip: Wall Street Cautious Awaiting Reaction
Wall Street stays cautious awaiting a secondary reaction before renewed buying. Long term bullishness grows with predictions of higher activity yet fear remains over future gold prices. Labor talks and proposed bills to curb strikes draw investor attention amid corporate profit hopes. American Radiator unveils a spring home cooling system. Trevor Arnett highlights endowment fund strains from tax changes. G Alison Scully discusses a shift to common stocks in university and foundation investments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer C. Walzer
United Press
New York
Wall Street
American
Trevor Arnett
General Education
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G. Alison Scully
Bank of Manhattan Company
McMillan
Stocks Rally for Third Straight Day in New York
New York April 14 stocks rose for the third straight session after the Supreme Court upheld the Wagner labor act. Gains led by steel shares as investors rotated from motors to steelmakers. utilities and copper firms also firming. Major issues listed include American Can, American Locomotives, General Electric, General Motors, Bethlehem Steel, Chrysler, Continental Can, Montgomery Ward, New York Central, Union Carbide, and Westinghouse Electric among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stociatovay
Supreme Court
American Smelters
Essere
American T & T
Aulantle Refining
Bash Audaste Ees
Benflix Aviation
Bethlehem Slee
Boering Air
Curis Wright
Columbia Gay
CEQ Reevneath Ad Cheysler Pere Rye
General Electric
General Motors International Nickel
Igennecott
Reysveeses
Suinebaker
Texas Core Bby United Gorp
Youngstown
S$ & Tees
Arkansas Gas
Asso Gas & Electric
McCord
Lone Star Gas
West Pub
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Rex Gismans
Karen Morley
Scotland Yard
Corry Grange
Maccashee Hall
Mallory
Cravenetto
Hollis Upperman
Harriett, Emma
Laura Smulz
John Saze
Tidioute
Erie
A. L. Bumeup
City
WN. L. Haight
Marion Street
Webb W. Werks
Prank L. Weeke
Fiiily
DP. I. Dempsey
Carlyle Dempsey
Spartansburg
Paul Blakeslue
Ives
Neff
Harry Nef
Corning
N.Y
G. (Taylor
Thelma
Carson
Unis
Rex A. Taylor
Allen Brook
Erie Unis
J. McGrath
Pittsburgh
Corry
Bridge Party
Bracken-Keating Co
the Bracken-Keating Company
Morticians
Member
Federal Reserve System
The
Federal Deposit Inc. Corp
Washington, D. C
Wieners Bologna
P&g Soap
Bowlene
Ory Eee
Karl Morrison
Sale Phila Ridin
Studebaker
Helen Dryden
Aix
Walter H. Merrick
South Street
Washington
Sal Uy
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