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The Webett team with Milas Waite and Mrs Bonney presented their debate before the Gracehi Cubs of Warren and Namestown, then hosted at James Walte's home. Contests and gossip followed with giggling contests and a lively teachers and students exchange on topics from plowing acres to height growth and best farm practices.
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Milas Waite
Robert Fowles
Frank Macito
Elton Jukes
Harry ‘Thompson
Harry Richard
Jon Mi
Robert T
Walter J
Walter K
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Anne M
Helen
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Maude B
Miss Cuthbert
James Watt
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Frank Mackos
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Eiton
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Harry Thompson
Totheinz
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Anne
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Andrew
Zoe
Sarah
Arlene
Loutsville
Aries
Katy Kirin
George
Marion Miler
Bilton
Abe
Mr. Bonney
Doris Coons
Helen Brown
Oampson
Eczney
Gambling devices seized at Erie Club amid denouncement
Judge William B. Wirt condemned gambling devices as the county court moved to restrain the equipment. In a brief ruling at the fashionable Olympic Club West Dalke, authorities seized and destroyed the seized devices after Assistant District Attorney Samuel Roberts urged action. The club’s alleged operation drew sharp rebuke from the court.
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County Cour
William B. Wirt
Olympic Club
West ‘Dalkea d
Assistent District Attor
Trey Samuel
Erie School Tax Rate Will Not Be Raised
Erie school officials plan to keep the tax rate at 19.5 mills and approve a 2.584 million budget. They anticipate short term loans totaling at least 325 thousand dollars to cover a deficit from a 20 million decline in city valuation. Superintendent Henman Grose said the meeting will discuss the budget. no further comments were offered.
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Erie
Henman Grose
Erie Burglars Admit Second Store Robbery
Erie burglars Swartz and Beckwith admit a second store robbery tied to the Levi Epstein store in Sholllekt. Frankie Swartz and Patsy Beckwith pleaded guilty to breaking and entering before Justice Richard Evans. They await sentence in county jail while others are sent to Huntingdon Industrial School’s term. A related Union City heist valued at 1,300 also seeks court action. A local man’s clothing linked the Epstein burglary to the broader crime series.
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Levi Epsteen
Sholllekt
Justice of the Peace
iRichard Evans
Frankie Ewartz
Patsy Beck
Muir
Teas
Wnen
Swartz
Beckwith
Erle
Huntingdon
Aimilar
Unon City
Green de Sheffield
Epstein
Tourism Office Boosts Pennsylvania Attractions
Harrisburg officials outline plans to expand state tourism publicity through a new U S Tourist Information Office in New York. Secretary Warren Vani Dyke of the Pennsylvania Scenic and History Commission explains the office will act as a global information clearinghouse and circulate state literature. Plans include promoting Pennsylvania at the 1939 World Fair in New York and the Golden Gate Exposition in Los Angeles.
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Pennay
Vann Dyke
Commission
Pennsylvania
Los Angeles
Orson N. Ritzman
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Pennsylvania Scenic and
Jonathan Lodge to Confer Third Degree
Jonathan Lodge plans to confer the third degree at the Wednesday meeting with past grand in charge. A large turnout is anticipated as newly elected officers were recently installed by District Deputy Grand Master D. M. Henry and staff.
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D. M. Henry
Stalf
Union City
Mimer — Shuss
Charles Batiers
Noble
George L. Besson
Porter Auerwarden
Stacy Skinner
Ft, Babbitt
Robert Shanon
Harold Kightlingée
Cathie
Ang
Péter Russell
Glenn Gates
Dot Dahl
Sv &i
Sandburg
LeRoy Dickinson
Special Spartemen's Movie at Rex Theatre Benefit
Preparations underway for a sportsmen benefit program at the Rex theater on Sunday afternoon May 18. Manager John Blatt donates the theater and film to aid erecting a memorial building south of Lindsey road. A mix of short subjects on hunting and fishing aims to attract advance ticket sales and door prizes are planned with details to follow.
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Rex Theatre
Te Corry Rod
Glin Cuth
Uke Gily
Lindsey Follow
John Blatt
Boys Band Helps School Program At Monthly Meeting
A small crowd gathered last evening for the regular meeting. A boys band including Robert Swanson Rivmond Cathers Bilwyn Theodore Swanson David Lampimiers Wendell Gage John Sproyers and Max Gregory furnished music for the occasion. Antiques were displayed and remarks made of name. A business meeting conducted by the president approved a May meeting carved out as a children's program. Later in the evening sandwiches piccisses and coffee were served by Miss Orpha Croscut Mrs Lester Herter Mrs Joseph Console and Mrs Fred Denton.
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Aiaraing
Robert Swanson
Rivmond Cathers
Biwyn
oTheodore Swanson
David Lampimiers
Wendell Gage
John Sproyers
Max Gregory
Dia
Orpha Croscut
Lester Herter
Joseph Console
Red Denton
Unclear historical note on factory tank fire and response
Fragmentary OCR text describes an agricultural plant blaze near a tank and a response by firemen. Details are garbled with mis-spellings, but suggest a workshop or depot incident involving a tank and a fire crew working to control the blaze. The entities and precise actions are not clear from the provided fragment.
Children stage plays at Payngub settlement
Children present 450 performances of plays under the direction of Mrs Hasaell W. Jelliife, head of the settlement. The plays are staged every Saturday afternoon for the public.
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Payngub
Fave
Hasaell W. Jelliife
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