United Brethren Erie Conference to Meet in Buffalo Aug 28
United Brethren in Christchurch of this city head to Buffalo for the Erie Conference opening Wednesday August 29 at the first United Brethren church. Bishop Grant D. Battlort will chair the session. Memorial service by Rev. Kir. Z. A. Weiler. multiple pastors and speakers plan evening sessions through Friday August 31 with ordinations and assignments to follow.
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United Brethren In
Christchurch
First United Brethren In
Ten
Laurel Streets
Buffalo
H. R. Harris
Willis Price
Grant D. Battlort
Harrisburg
Kir. Z. A. Weiler
Frewsburg
N. Y
Tate
R. 8
Showers
Home Mission Seat
Church Erection Society
J. Hy
Wess
Pennsylvania
Wednessey
S. Paul Weaver
Erie
U! B. Brupakex
Clarence Center
Oliver E. Williams
Scha
Thy the Park Lunch Opp Li brary for a hamburger
A brief local note mentions a lunch event at the park near the library offering hamburgers. No additional details or solid dates are provided.
Reduction of traffic menace arranged at Lily Pond crossing
A conference in Warren with county officials, New York Central, Bell Telephone, and state highway representatives approved new safeguards and warning signs for the Lily Pond crossing on Route 6 between Starbrick and Irvine. The measure aims to reduce the danger from frequent crashes and past fatalities at the site.
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Lily Pond Crossing
Warren
Dangerous Point
Tne
Lily Pond
Pennsylvania
Starbrick
Irvine
Bell Telephone Company
New York Central Railroad
State Highway Department
H. 3. Shoemaker
O. W. Schlemmer
W. J. Kinney
Ripley marriage licenses surge in two months record
Mayville Sentinel reports Clarence L. Barden town clerk of Ripley issued 229 marriage licenses in June and 205 in July averaging over seven daily. License fee is two dollars with one dollar kept locally and one dollar remitted to the community. Ripley, first NY village reached by travelers from west of New York, has more licenses than Iamissa and Dunkirk towns.
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Rochester
Will. J. Wilcox
Ripley
Gretna
Clarence L. Barden
Iamissatown
Dunkirk
New Yorke
Erst Pennsylvgaia
Ohio
New York
Mayvilla Sentinel
Pennsylvania
Workmen's Compensation Board
Doath
Andrew Kopec
Reed Street
Ashland State Hospital
Ashland
Frank Rogutski
Frank Rugg
Rugg
Reynoldsville
Charles J. Margiotti
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Margiotti
Allgheny County
Homer Sanders
Sharon
Mercer County
Lea Minerva Dilley
Mercer
Erie County Adopts Five Point Legislative Program
Erie County commissioners friday approved a five point program to be presented at the state county commissioners association convention in Pottsville. proposals include longer term section registrars, a law to show annual real estate purchase price, a permanent board of county assessors in all fourth class counties, banning candidates from running on multiple tickets, and transferring mercantile appraiser appointments from the state to county level. The committee also backs tax relief measures on real estate.
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Pottsville
Erin
Hhe County
State County Commissioners’ Association
Fourth Clas
Joseph F. Rogan
State Association
Helen Schlucaff
Lily Dale property tax cut in Pomfret list
The Pomfret Assessors granted a $10,000 reduction for Lily Dale Spiritualist camp grounds reducing the within grounds assessment from $34,000 to $24,000. Outside grounds property, including a hotel and other buildings, remains assessed at $15,000.
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Dunkirk
Pomfret
Lily Dale
Mrs Ed Lowrey Stricken at Warren
Mrs Hise Lowrey wife of Edward C Lowrey city editor of the Times Mirror and county coroner died Friday afternoon at her mother Mrs Elizabeth A Leonhart 1401 Pennsylvania Avenue West after brief illness Stricken with heart attack Thursday noon Survived by husband mother daughter Mary Elizabeth sister Mrs C A Boswell Washington DC and brother John Leonhart of Washington DC Funeral arrangements not completed
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Washington, D. C
John Learhart F
Bridge Tournament Closes at Country Club With Awards
The bridge tournament at the country club last evening closed the series sponsored by the club this summer. Basic and west awards for contract bridge went to Dr Tarast and J Jordan Overfurl of Warren, while north and south honors were won by Mrs G G Barker and Mrs B V Stewart. The club plans to continue tournaments in the fall at a yet to be announced location.
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Cu:ry
Simmer
Basic and
West
Tarast
Jjordan Overfurl
Warren
Borth
South
G. G. Bareker
8. V. Stewart
Pinchot Warns on Tax and Social Reform as Relief Debate Rages
Governor Pinchot warns that tax measures would take months to enact and relief funds may be delayed while politics heat up in the fall campaign. He threatens a full social reform program if the legislature convenes, risking partisan clashes and possible federal intervention to avert hunger. Some observers say relief funds could arrive to ease suffering in Pennsylvania.
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Pinchot
Commonwealth
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Elisabeth Spiesman
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St. Marys
Idaho
C. W. West
Meadville
R. D
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Kerrtown
Oil City
Gorner
Member
Federal Reserve System
DuBois Mying Club
DuBois
Jamestown
C. Arthur Swanson
Toyd Peters
Carl Anderson
Morton Club
Richfield Oil Company
Clara Schreckengast
Dayton
Clara
Clarence
Presbyterian Church
Dash
North East
Duesday
Wassington
Robert Page
Board of Teasters
Ollie McClintock
East Wayne Street
Coletta Jean
Patty Ann McClintock
Ronnie Windahl
Eugens Sharer
Beverly Rauscher
Myra Rubin
Ray Dujack
Colonel Drake
Woman's Benefit Association
W. G. Young
Mary Mur’ Yay
A. Zaleeck
Nellie Myrick
William Spangenberg
West Wayne Street
Corry ‘Hospital
Corry Hospital
Paul Chase
West Pleasant Street
Dictionaries
Condra Pharmacy
Dress & Suit Club
W. A. Steen - Mes
Samuel Bell
Erie County
ED ¢. Lowrey
NT Country
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