Polk's grapefruit and crane and births and more
City and Vicinity item highlights a Timblin birth in a car near Brookville hospital, a Rockland fire loss of 9600, and various regional notices. Also notes Jamestown and Sherman obits, school events, new roads at Coal Hollow, a pike catch in Oll City, and upcoming missionary talks at Cottage Hill church.
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Polk
Will J. Wilcox
Mra
G. A. Phillips
Timblin
Phillips
Brookville Hospital
A. L. Jordan
Rockland
Oil City
A. M. Orr
Greenville
Stokere—Stokel
Revort
Lighting Co
H. L. Rowe
Sherman
Truman Smith
Donna
Tex
Irene Caster
Roy Anderson
Jamestown
Clay Poland
Sherman Cemetery
Mary Treat Clark
Eawin Hunter Clark
Union City
James L. Gillett
J. H. Gillett
W. I Eaton
First Presbyterian Church
St James Episcopal church to mark seventy five years
Local notices report St James Episcopal of Titusville 49 planning an early observance of its seventy fifth anniversary. Sheriff Harry B Smith of Crawford County supervises 44 prisoners in the county jail built for 41. Young People Organization of Spring Creek to host an 8 pancake supper Tuesday at the Community House. Proceeds fund playground equipment projects. Serving begins 6:00 pm and ends 8:00 pm with Mrs Richard Morton chairing. Other items note a fatal truck crash in Olean hospital, Meadville firemen parade prizes, Mrs Charles Mulligan moved home, and several births in Corry hospital with local residents named.
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Irene Mahle
Horn
Jefferson County
Brookville
Court House
Charles Chase
Betty McDonald
Washington Township
Edward Lopus
McKean County
Smethport
George Irons
Soethport
Burg Chadwick
Lopus
Sherif Cav Kuppler
Kuppler
Sherif
Erie County
Crawford
Lawrence
Warren
Venango
James Sutton
Spartansburg
Corry Hospital
Chase and Seahorn
A. H. Homer & Co
O'Elock
Paul Ford
Jamaica
Islands
Cottage Hill
Ford
St. James’ Episcopal Church
Titusville
Harry B. Smith
Crawford Country
Young People's Organization 1
Spring Creek
Ladies Aid
Federated’ Church
Richard Morton
Frederick Weldy
Olean Hospital
Lewis Attacks AFL Leader on Harlan Stand
United Press reports Washington August 20 that John L. Lewis head of the CIO accuses AFL President William Green of misrepresenting facts in criticizing the United Mine Workers contract with Harlan County coal operators. Lewis defends UMW actions as within rights and says the National Labor Relations Board had no role and UMW is not party to criminal litigation. Green counters by accusing Lewis of using government machinery to recruit new members and vows action to nullify the contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
John L. Lewis
CLO
American Federation of Labor
William Green
United Mine Workers
Harlan County
Green
Lewis
National Labor Relations Boaug
UMW
Harlan
CIO
National Labor Relations Board
Akron Times-Press suspended after Beacon-Journal purchase
Akron times news split reads as the Times-Press of Akron was suspended after acquisition by the Akron Beacon-Journal led by president and editor John S. Knight. A 4 year old man died and several others were injured in traffic accidents in Chautauqua county over the weekend. Peter Madson of Cherry Creek was killed when a truck driven by Howard Maplesden crossed the highway in front of his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AKRON
As Times-Press
Scripps-Howard
Times-Press
Akron Beacon-Journal
John S. Knight
Chautauqua
Peter Madson
Cherry Creek
al Cay
Howard Maplesden
Crawford Co. Woman Aged 104 Stricken
Meadeville Pa Aug 29 Mrs Lucy Hank 104 known as Aunt Lucy dies at home near Norrisville The community celebration for Norrisville's birthday had long been observed with Aunt Lucy present The last such ration was held months ago as friends wished her a happy birthday from her rocking chair
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadville
Lucy Hank
Norrisville
Lucy
Catholic Bishops vow to resist Nazi campaign
Berlin Aug 20 German Roman Catholic bishops read a militant pastoral letter from pulpits declaring opposition to the Reichs effort to destroy the church and all Christianity. The letter said a catacomb's fate is designed to be the beginning of the end and was drafted at the recent bishops' conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Berlin
Germany
Reich
Utd. Conference of Bishops
Bird Study Teaches Tolerance Through Petal Perception
A brief note on a bird study describing how birds learn to favor good petals and overlook bad ones, illustrating a tolerance mindset in observing natural patterns.
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Chase & Sanborn
Ise
Mie
Sunbrite
IVORY
Woodbury
Wheaties
King
Wing- Willi
Star Stores
Irene
Hornblock
Coal Hollow
Guardian’ Angel
A. M. Litz
Wilma Taylor
William Taylor
Foreign Missionary Society of the Nazarene Church
D. ©. Sorenson
Essex Street
Amici Sewing Circle
John Westley
Elk Street
Oll
Robert Lindquist
Tenth Ward
Rockmere
Charles Laycock
Chautauqua County
New York State Association of Supervisors
Syracuse
Peter Tlig
West Ninth Street
Land of Jamestown
Sam Fashan
Lafayette Street
Waynard Keith
Tindsey Lake
1. Y
Clayton Baccus
Columbus B.D
Wlwood Baccus
Smith Street
Doreas
Methodist Church
Fred Barton
Fairview Street
Brie Counly Council of
Reptin
Can
Wattsburg Faft
Lyle Ory
Mike Litz
South Center
Norma Jean Hasbrouck
Bloyd Flasbrouck
Wrinklin
Franklin City Hospital
William Smith
Lawrapse G. Taylor
Bethel A.M
Pranilin
Northern
Pennsylvania Firemen’s Association
New Castle
Charles Mulligan
Corry R. D
Rexford LaBaron
Philip Wade
Willian
Spiesman
East Main Street
Junior
Rive Pirsang
Keister
Jane Parker
Campbell’s Tomato Soup
Ridge Farm
Con Woman's Day Magazine
Irene Girtez
Steve Girtez
WPA
Centerville
Bay
Rene
CIO Chieftain
Labor Board
Corpy’s
Grothiers
Young Men’s
C. E. Doane Hardware
Arre
Mar Depu
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