A. B. Conference at Youngsville Opens Augst 80
Laymen and members of the United Brethren in Christ church attend the 78th annual conference in Youngsville. The event opens Wednesday and runs for a week drawing about 200 ministers and delegates. Speakers include Bishop Gan Batdorf of Harrisburg and Dr S Paul Weaver of Jamestown N Y districts superintendent.
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A. B
Youngsville
Church of the United Brethren In Christ
G.an Batdorf
Harrisburg
S. Paul Weaver
Jamestown
Wage Rise Expands New South Wales Spending
A 25 cent rise in the basic wage boosts New South Wales spending capacity by about $4,400,000 annually. Wage levels fluctuate with the cost of living.
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Sydney
N.S. W
New South Wales
Corry and Kane Women Golfers Set Invitational
The Corry Country Club ladies will join Kane Country Club in an invitational tournament in Kane tomorrow. The weekly Ladies Day at Corry is postponed to next Thursday with Miss Jane Mulherrn chairing.
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Corry
Kane
Rev Hook to Address Young People's Camp at Coffman
Rev Ernest A Hook left today for Camp Coffman Van Pa to give the morning Bible Study and evening evangelistic message at the Young Peoples Bible Conference. The conference opened today and is operated under the auspices of the American Sunday School Union.
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Hook
Ernest A. Hook
Camp Coffman
Van
Young Peoples’ Bible Conference
American Sunday School Union
Virginia Englert Weds George Taylor in Erie Rectory
The marriage of Miss Virginia Englert daughter of Mr. and Mrs Harrison Englert 140 East Chest Erie to George A Taylor son of Mr and Mrs Carl Taylor 560 Liberty Street Erie took place in St John s Church Erie on Saturday afternoon at 1 20 Rev John Heitel officiated in the presence of immediate family. Attendant twin sister Miss Jeanne Englert Philadelphia wore pale pink street length dress and leghorn hat. Best man was Jack Taylor brother of the groom. A wedding dinner followed for families. the couple will reside in Cory. Mrs Taylor a graduate of Academy High School attended Ville Marie College Erie. Mr Taylor is employed at Bell s Auto Body Works in Cory.
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George Taylor
Harrison J. Bhgglert
East Gist Street
Erie
George A. ‘Taylor
Garl R. Traylor
Liberty Street
St. John's Church
Erle
John Heitel
Sandie
Sistr
Jeanne Tenglert
Philadelphia
Jeanne Englert
Bell
Aulu Body Works
Corry
Birthday Honor for Paul Quinlisk by Wright Street Party
Mrs Paul R Quinlisk hosted a birthday gathering Saturday afternoon at her Wright street home for Paul Phillip Quinlisk. Boys and girls enjoyed games and contests. Wilmer Lop won a prize. Treats included ice cream and cake with favors for all guests. Gifts came from George, David and Hoger Andrus, Wilmer, Marilyn and Faith Lopus, Gloria and Sally Sullivan, Eva and Lloyd Gates, Charlotte Ann Fehlman, Dick Miller, Edward Dewey, David Duke, David Boland and Ray Amy.
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George
David
Hoger Andrus
Marilyn
Faith Lopus
Gloria
Sally Sullivan
Eva
Lloyd Gates
Charlotte Ann Fehlman
Dick Miller
Edward Dewey
David Duke
David Boland
Ray Amy
Weidner Family Reunion Held at Calladunia Lake
The Weidner reunion gathered about one hundred relatives from Erie Corry Higdetown Ney Castle and Spartansburg at Calladunia Lake. President John Weidner opened business with officer elections: Dalton Weidner president Juin Weidner vice president Bertha Darwin secretary treasurer Olive Weidner Weidner Butt Weidner Helen Weidner and Hdna Weidner on the tubule committee. The next reunion is planned for Canadohta Lake on the second Sunday in August 1940 with hosts Mr and Mrs Rennie Weldner.
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Helen Weidner
Hdna Weidner
Nest
Canadohta Lake
Rennie Weldner
Allegheny Singers Visit Hillstrom Home on Chautauqua Lake
Former members of the Allegheny Singers from Allegheny Ollepe and Meadville were guests at D. A. Hillstrom summer home on Chautauqua Lake. An afternoon of entertainment featured choral music and discussion as thirty seven guests were entertained.
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Hillstrom
D. A. Hillstrom
Chautauqua Lake
Allegheny
Ollepe
Meadville
Maryland Corn Pie Delights For Picnic Spreads
Three corn recipes for picnics include roasting in an outdoor oven over campfire and a baked Maryland Corn Pie. Instructions cover roasting ears with husks on, frying bacon with corn, and assembling a crumb crust with tomatoes pimiento and butter, baked at 350 degrees for about 0 minutes.
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Maryland
Cor
Pittsburgh Market Reports Mixed on Apples Potatoes and Livestock
On August 14 Pittsburgh wholesale markets showed fairly active demand for apples with varied prices, along with steady potato renditions and mixed livestock quotations. Cattle and hogs reached modestly higher ranges, while dairy and eggs moved little. New York stock actions reflected a broader market rally with several major issues trading higher before paring gains.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Mindy
W. Va
M. Ramibos
Ens
Teagarden and Band To Play At Waterford Park
Teagarden and his band, once a weekly radio staple with the Paul Whiteman orchestra, will perform tomorrow evening at Lake LeBoeuf Park near Waterford. The Roseland Garden in New York City once popularized swing dance spots, and Teagarden’s own ensemble now garners strong crowds as a featured attraction.
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New York City
Mtropalls
Jack ‘Teagarden
Lake LeBoeuf Park
Waterford
Paul Whiteman
Jack Teagarden
Can't Homesticate It Rabbits Fail To Breed In Captivity
An essay notes that the cottontail rabbit common in nearly every state thrives near humans and often rears young in farm dooryards and suburbs. National Wild tiona states attempts to breed rabbits in captivity for stocking have failed, with reproduction only possible in very large enclosures where they can run wild.
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