Catholic Education Association names Erie as 2087 convention site
The Catholic Education Association of Pennsylvania selected Erie as the 2087 convention city. Eight hundred delegates met in Scranton and unanimously voted to host the seventh annual meeting in Erie, closing Saturday. Dr. Sidney B. Snow of Meadville Theological School spoke at Meadville’s First Unitarian Church praising a church rooted in American democracy. Bingo at St Edward's hall offered a special prize tonight.
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Catholic Education Association of Pennsylvania
Scranton
Erie
Sidney B. Snow
Meadville Theological School
Chicago
First Unitarian Church of
Meadsville
Snow
America
St. Edward's Hall
May Patterson
Jamey Neville
W. A. Heath
Egies Sullivan
Daniel Olay and Son
Catherine ‘Harrington
Meadville
Willam McQarthy
Warren, C
Ralph M. Neville
Old City
St Joseph's Cemetery
J. Caldwell
Wright Street
Alfred
Eric Osh
Coastguard
Coast Guard
Greenville
Harry
Barber
Donovan H. Henry
Patraman R. R. Hutton
Crawford M. Woods Co
Haskell Brothers
Colorado
Tinterprise
Crawford County
Paul Vigle
Titusville
Tryonville
Pam
Meneville
Jeannette W. Emrich
New York
Community Service Department
Motion Pictre
Ammorican Inc
I Insville Woman's Club
William Leavy
Meailville
Mayville
Priday
Yereriship
Mary Liter
Hops
Frenchtown
Arthur Diniels
Slite
Corry
W. Stuart Houghton
Assembly
WIEA
Warren County
WPA
National Youth Administration
Kane
Civilian Conservation Corps
Alleghony National Forest
ANF
Durving
Schort
Here
United States
Virginia
Thomas Clark
Third Ward
Ruth Grane
Prankin
James F. McDonald
Rocky Grove
Graham
Gladys Pesbles
Bleakley Hill
Venango
Clarion
Forest Counties
Ason
Clarence Proper
Elgin
Corry Hospital
Gaugbker
Theodore McCray
Eigin
Proper
McCray
Hire
Jamestown
A. A. Merker
Crowe
Union City
Grifth
Hamot Hospital
Olen Links
M. E. Church
Edeon Craig
Young
Doris Crowell
Gertrude Crowell
Betty Litz
Joan Schrader
Mary Begasd
Marchata
FDIC reports insured deposits at Bradford bank and local notices
FDIC releases show Bradford Commercial National Bank insured deposits totaled 2 577 000 with 190 000 still unclaimed and 4 621 000 total deposits. Local items note a warned speed trap in Ridgway, a Warren man’s accident caution, a bank closure aftermath, and various community notices including deaths, elections, and WPA projects.
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Will J. Wilcox
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Commercial National Bank
Bradford
FDIC
Journal
Méti
Warren
Ridgway
Priday
Ispeed
Usati
Eric Livingston B. Brown
West Ltd Street
WPA
Hamet Hospital
Harold Brown
Norma Brown
Corry
W. Stuart Houghton
Assembly
Jesus Christ
Carl C. Masmusen
Washington
Christian Youth Conference of Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
New York Stock Exchange
Printer-Telegraph Wire
Lloyd Ruppersberger
Harry McIntyre
Hagel Cornman
Erie
Holland Street
St. Vincent's Hospital
Billy Lammers
East Main Street
Billy
Crawford M. Woods Co
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G. W. Hubertz
R. G. Fehlman
A. Duke F.m.duke
Ginger
Raleigh
Quality Cash
State Highway Patrol
J. P. Sharpe
W. A. Fackler
Corp
L. B
Lundgren
M. A Benner
William Jamies
Sharpe
Joseph Schmidt
Mturtle Cass
Butler
Hershey
Lackard Dam
Allegheny River
Rimerton
John Rae Walker
Walker
Glasgow
Scotland
W. ©. Walker
Shiail
We Stand
Ant Trailer Company
Camfridge Springs
Sears, Roebuck & Company
Dani
Cleveland
Franklin
Tranklin
Gren Theatre
Charles Stewart
Montgomery Ward
Sport and Conserva
Tive Models
Norva Cenzen Sr
RepubLicans
Stuart Houghton
Houghton
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