Adams Amidon Reunion and Colunbus News Highlights
The Adams Amidon reunion met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Craker with a picnic dinner for relatives and friends. Officers were elected for the coming year: President Lester Hanigs, Vice President Forest Adams, Secretary Voss Iona Williams, Treasurer Martin Williams, and a table committee led by Mel Joe Hamilton. Various visitors and local events followed, including farewells, church notices, and road resurfacing work on Route 527 from Columbus to Dewey's Corners.
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Columbus
Ang
Frank Craker
Lester Hanigs
Forest Adams
Voss Iona Williams
Martin Williams
Mel
Joe Hamilton
Mayville
Clymor
Cambridge Springs
Comy
Carber Hill
Fran Adams
Beaver Camp
Wattsboro
George Stranigan
Will Schramling
Ernie Cros
Bear Lake
Cecil Wiggins
C. Knipper
Erie
Clarence Moore
Charles Borstorff
Selota
Martin Willams
Mary Clark
Craig Chirk
Buffalo
N.Y
Dewey's Corners
Blusche Bunnell
Verna Bowles
Corry
Betty Moore
Clarefice Moor
Ladies Aid
Thomas Prather
Mealville
Clifford Custer
Debs Sorenson
Selassie Rules Ethiopian War Readiness to Face Italy
Emperor Haile Selassie tells United Press he would lead Bijhopian forces if war comes, rejects disclosing troop numbers while stressing duty to defend liberty and territory. He says women will accompany the army to prepare food and nurse the wounded, and notes openness to League aid but not to loss of independence. He cites hope for peaceful settlement and rejects any assured Japanese support.
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Emperor
Ethiopia
Italy
Selassie
Ard W
Beattie
United Press
Addis Ababa
iEmperor Haile Selassie 1
Lis Bijhopian
Lion of
Jugah
Solomon
Sheba
Hewaa
Etthiopia
League of Nations
No. Q
United Preas
Roosevelt
Kane City Council Abolishes Chief of Police
Aug 7 Kane law enforcement faced upheaval as council virtually abolished the Chief of Police position. Acting Chief J G MacEwen would be reduced to patrolman, with Night Policeman P W McKenney also patrolling. MacEwen resigned after learning of the move, saying action clouds his administration. Miss Frances Sample left for Pittsburgh to visit Miss Marcella Shoemaker for a couple of days.
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City Council OF
Kane
J. G. MacEwen
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MacEwen
Mckenns
Burgess
Feit
Mackiwen
Council
Frances Sample
Pittsburgh
Marcella Shoemaker
Ware the Autos warning urges safer walking in highways
Harrisburg dispatch reports Dr. Paul A. Rothfuss deputy secretary of health urging pedestrians to beware autos on public highways. He warns walkers to respect the deadly force of moving vehicles and notes many pedestrians are also automobile owners. The message links road safety to medical progress and past sacrifices for public health.
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Harrisburg
Paul A. Rothfuss
Rothfuss
SEEK ADDITIONAL FUNDS FOR AIRPORT PROJECT
Om CityAug 7 After discussion on a proposed airport improvement costing about 40000 and employing 200 men for two to three months the airport committee of the Chamber of Commerce faced raising 6000 locally to insure the project. The plan would upgrade Splane Memorial field to government license standards with a new hangar, markers, runways and drainage ditches.
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City
Chamber of Commerce
Splane Memorial
Marriage license wins suspended sentence
Camden New Jersey August 7 Anna Marchi, 41, widow, faced a court after police found ten gallons of untaxed liquor in her cell. Police Judge Lieberman gave a ninety day sentence but suspended it, noting the license she waved in court and urging her to follow through with her marriage tomorrow.
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United Press
Camden
N. J
Anna Marchi
Gale Yong
Lieberman
Alleged relief chisellers held under $200 bail
Three people were arrested in Erie on alleged misuse of relief orders and released on $240 bail each. Dr J M Paull. Mrs Jeas West and her daughter Time West face charges of conspiracy to defraud the commonwealth. District Attorney Mortimer Graham led the probe after complaints of missed relief orders.
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Erie
D P. mi
Paul Watson
J. M. Paull
13Th Street
Jeas E West
Parade Street
Daugter
Time West
Commonwealth
Mortimer Graham
Fragmented campus note hints at protests and disruption
The readable fragments show unrest at a university with chants and disrupted activities. Names, dates, or locations are unreadable, but the tone suggests a student protest or campus disruption affecting classes or events. Further details remain unclear due to damaged text.
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Adams-Amidon
Columbus News
Mrs
Helen McClear
Fairfield
Dean High School
McClear
Chaatauqua Lake
Dan DeLury
Sherman
Ripley
Pay Hammond
Leon Bennini
Donal
Paul Bennin
RL Haytley
Gurney Bail
Youngsville
Grace Moore
Willon Blanchard
Anna Loveland
Tivnesta
Dessie Jukes
Ethel
Edith
Lucilla
Alfonso Brooker
Portland
N. Y
Charles Stormes
Allegheny River
Gertrude Munger
Mathew Stormes
Marguerite Spicer
Evie Manley
Patty Manley
Beacon
Charles Rouse
Bessie Lamona
Walter Rodda
Thesday
Rodda
Romeo and Juliet
Sherlock Holmes
Dr. Watson
Mark
Sto Ben Ou
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