Repairs Begin on Church at Columbus
Columbus August 7 Miss Helen Sayres and brothers Hirey and Kenneth traveled from Stonboro Pa to visit schoolmates and Mrs Jennie Moore returned from Beaver Falls and Pittsburgh. Scout camp planned on Sandburg with mothers invited. Mrs Elva Walton Lucy and Grace of Cleveland were visitors. Work started to repaint and repair the community church improving its appearance. Harold Donne of Cleveland died recently. Choir rehearsal set for Thursday.
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Columbus
Helen Sayres
Hirey
Kenneth
Stonsboro
Jennie Moore
Beaver Dalls
Pittsburgh
Frederick Gow
Beaver
Spring Creek
Elva Walton Lucy
Baner
Grace
Cleveland
Ohio
Carleton Curis
Melvin Schramtung
Ida Pike
Randolph
Josephine Holt
Quaker Bridge Fa
Harold Donne
Cleveand
Munday
Seward Clark
Louise
Trelyn
Meailville
Mies. L. , Covel
Laur Bovel
John Carr
Genevieve Carr
Hollywood
Fla
Mary McGeehan
New Castle
Tutton Mn
Robert
Large Barn Destroyed On Farm Fire Near Howard Plant
A large barn on a local farm burned in a major blaze, threatening nearby water and oil storage but not reaching the J W A B Howard Company plant. Plant workers and residents reported losses of over 100 tons of hay and several hundred bushels of grain. the fire caused about $20,000 in damage. Firefighters kept the flames from spreading to other buildings as winds blew away from the plant.
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Bis
J. W . A.B. Howard Company
Warne
Oregonan Wins Scholarship at Webb Institute
Jorah MacDuff daughter of Mrs. Alice B. MacDuff University of Oregon dean of women receives a four year $4,000 Webb Institute Naval Architecture scholarship in New York City. Life years ago portrayed in Salem Mass showing early Colonial domestic life through three centers ago in "Pioneers' Village" exhibit.
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Salem
Mass
Ohio mother admits poisoning two infant sons
Mrs Jees Menning of Jefferson Township confessed to authorities that she fed ammonia to a four month old son and then strangled the baby to death. Police report indicates a second infant son was also poisoned in the same Ohio home. The suspect, aged 24, made the statements during questioning.
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Ohio
Jees
Menning
Jefferson
Mortis Fleming
Flemings
Plane crash near TanSdale claims two lives
United Press reports a crash near Tansdale Pa killed veteran pilot Henry H Landis 44 of Standardton Pa and George Haines 27 of Sollersville Pa. They were en route to deliver a row when the aircraft failed to recover from a glide and plunged down a hill.
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United Press
Tansdale
Taday
Here
Henry H. Landis
Stvndurton
George Haines
Sollersville
Coal Driven Power Industry in United States
The electric power sector in the United States relies on coal as a major energy source, with annual consumption driving electricity production and shaping the nation’s energy landscape.
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Hell Mud Power Industy
United States
Barn Fire Destroys Rubay Barn on East Main Street
A barn owned by Martin Rubay at 915 East Main Street burned down shortly before 1 this afternoon. The blaze destroyed hay, wood, and farming implements with losses estimated around 200. Fire investigators have not determined the cause.
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East Main ST
Martin Rubay
East Main Street
Erie County Farmers Plan August 23 Picnic at LeBoeuf Park
Erie County Farmers Association announces annual picnic on August 23 at LeBoeuf Park near Waterford. expected attendance 1000 to 5000 with games, a treasure hunt, and horse shoe finals at 2 p.m. committee members include Wallace Brown, Clara Dewey, Frank Blackmin, James Hall, Howard Wiseman, Sherman Lilley, Homer Mallory, Arthur Harwood and others from Union City and Wattsburg. The association comprises Grange, Women’s League and Erie County Agricultural Extension Bureau.
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Erie County Farmers’ Association
LeBoeuf Park
Waterford
Ventativa
Wallace Brown
Belle Valley
Clara Dewey
Unionity
Frank Blackmin
Wattsburg
James Hall
E. Springfield
Howard WiSaman
Springfield
Sherman Lilley
Union City
Homer Mallory
Arthur Har Wood
Farmers’ Association
the Grange
Dsiromnen's League
The
Erie County Agricultural Extension Burau
Loot at St Marys Sacred Heart Church Stolen Items
Thieves robed the sacristy of Sacred Heart church in St Marys between Friday night and Saturday morning and carried off a golden crucifix and ciborium belonging to Mother Alto valued at 400 dollars, holy oils, and two bottles of mass wine. Entry made by skeleton key. Janitor Frank Simbeck found the sacristy door open at 6:30. No clues point to the thieves.
City Council May Delay Valuation Hike Debate
The council will not act on increasing the city's assessed valuation at tonight's meeting due to obstacles in compiling assessments. Mayor England says action is blocked this week but an assistant city assessor may be hired to handle extra work, paving a path for a future request. The meeting may consider routine matters and potential August agenda items.
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Cry
Lo City
C.F. McCray
D. England
Acod
Plans Advance on Road Opening Celebration
Plans underway to dedicate the completed cross-rolling road linking Union City to Albion as part of the Roosevelt highway project. The Aug 1 observance in Ralphboro aims to attract Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt with invited guests including Pinchot and highway officials from PA OH NY.
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Franklin Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Rie
Union City
Albion
Ansious
Erie
Enat
Wille
Ralnhoro
Franklin 'D. Roosevelt
Guy
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Ohio
New York
Joseph Ziesenheim
Helen M. Schluraf
Andrey Culbertson
Paul Gleeton
Wimsboro
Vern Best
Pier Wright
Charles R. Davis
Augusta Pieming
Moratorium on Strikes in Hosiery Industry
Philadelphia Aug 7 A nationwide moratorium on strikes in the hosiery industry was declared today by William Smith national secretary of the American Federation of Multi-Fashioned Hosiery Workers. Union officials said no more strikes will occur and all disputes will be settled nationwide before President Roosevelt’s administration.
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United Press
Philadelphia
William Smith
American Federation of
Goldfinch Family Annual Reunion Amid Festive Gatherings
The Goldfinch family held its fifteenth annual reunion Friday August 4 at Just-a-mere Miri The Rus Graves farm New Panta NY. A bountiful supper followed by informal entertainment included choruses and im prompt recitations. President Rue Graves presided over a brief business session and telegraphic greetings from relatives in Illinois and New Jersey were read. New officers were Chancellor Burnham president Goresh Graves vice president Graves secretary Goldfinch treasurer Mrs Byron Burnham. Committees were named with Rex Phelps aiding spots committee. Next gathering planned for August 1984 at Goose Creek Blackville with prayers led by Goose Creel.
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Goldfinch
Just-a-mere Miri
Rus Graves
New Panta
N.Y
Rue Graves
Hidzewood
East Orange
Arlington
Breshant
Conard Burnham
Jameytwa
N. Yo
de Graves
Ashville
N. Y
AN. Goldfinch
Corey, Puy
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