Warn Hunters Against Fires In Warren Area
Officials in charge of state and Federal forestry urge utmost care to prevent forest fires as hunting season opens. Six fires reported since opening day. deer season yields limited kills with illegal killing of two does found. An Ohio hunter fined for deer without a Pennsylvania license. Horton J. Davis returns from business trip among the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Bishop
Twcomplete
Gene Warden
Charles Britton
Warren
Relief ‘Association
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Personal Mentions Fill Weekend Visits in Corry
A flurry of social notes from Corry recounts Roger Whiteley of Youngstown arriving for the weekend to visit local friends Mrs Frank Chase Clyde Peoples and B C Mowry. Visitors include Mrs John Peebles Miss Beatrice Kibby from Oil City and Miss Marion Cogswell hosting a party on Mott Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Whiteley
Youngstown
Corry
Frank Chase
Clyde Peoples
B.C. Mowry
Irvington
Titusville
John Peebles
Beatrice Kibby
Oil City
Cony
Marion Cogswell
Mott Iilet
Joseph Grayino
Sarah
Erie
F. A. Loveland
Toronto
Oakville
Canada
Buffalo
Harrisburg
Nelle Raeke
Charles Racke
J.C. Kibler
Ralph Boyle
Lawrence Eisenman
Vicnity
Pryburg
Donald Watson
Bradford
Hazel Sweet
New Castle
Hari
Shaffer
Erle
Harold Dietzer
Phyllis
Jamestown
Rex Williams
Union City
Helen Tuttle
Spartansburg
Plorence'Osun
Pittsburgh
MD Moore
Harrington
Denny
St. Marys
Merrill Wilcox
William Murray
R. W. Brown
Sista
Freddie Liliol
Whitehill
North Wast
Je, Desmond
Oakystle
C. H. Tauber
Beatrice Lawson
T. P. Lawrence
Cleveland
Sheffield
Eleanor Lawrence
Gerry
Lawrence
C. B. Shoop
Frudavick
Boudreau
Charles Bailey
Olean
Salamanca
Myrle Dirham
R. N
Wast Styret
Buffalo City Hospital
Buffsly
Former West Spring Creek Resident Dies at 75
Word arrived of L. L. Hyde, 75, who died at his Pittsfield, Pa home after a period of ill health. He suffered a likely stroke last week and remained critical. A former West Spring Creek resident, he is survived by his wife, four daughters, and one son. The Hydes marked their 51st wedding anniversary last May. Funeral services are set for Monday at 2 PM at the West Spring Creek church, with interment in the local cemetery.
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L. L. Hyde
Pittsfield
Hyde
West Spring Creek
Farm Home Near Westfield Burns In Fire
Jay Cameron and wife escaped a total loss when their Lake Road bungalow burned at 8 Friday morning. The attic ignition left the one and a half story structure a total loss with contents destroyed. Estimated damage runs from four to five thousand dollars.
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Westfield
Veo
Jay Cameron
Lake Road
Gamieron
Cote
Sauer Kraut Dinner At St Pauls Church
About sixty guests attended the Sauer Kraut dinner served by the Ladies Aid Society in the church dining room. Miniature Christmas trees and candy decorations graced each table and a delicious menu was served, starting at about 5 oclock. Mrs Henry Keppel led the repast with Mrs J A Hilstrom supervising dining room arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society
St Paul's Lutheral Church
County Board Presses Five Point Program With Legislators
County commissioners met with state and city legislators in the county courthouse to urge a five point program for next year. Proposals include creating a county welfare board, halting road building funds for county sinking funds, sharing damage claim costs, and reforming registration hours with a board of assessors. Attending were Senator Joseph Zelsenbeim and assemblymen Kinney Fitzgerald King and McCreary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Bri
Court House
Ley
Joseph Zelsenbeim
Wm. D. Kinney
Norbert Fitzgerald
John H. King
Ralph 8
McCreary
Tracer Bullets Set RAM Vessel Afire in Delaware Bay
Coast guard patrol boat fired tracer bullets at night in Delaware Bay, setting a rum runner on fire. The vessel named Appomattox burned near a creek miles from the chase start. crew fled into a swamp and all whisky aboard was salvaged. The Ethel Appomattoox tied up ashore during pursuit. liquor cargo believed for Philadelphia wholesale trade.
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United Vess
Cape Mamn
N. 1
Coast Guard
Delaware Bay
Buard
Creek
Philadelphia
Stocks Show Sligh t Change In Early Trading
The stock market dipped early then steadied and turned higher with leaders posting small gains as activity steadied. The week’s car findings report for the week ended November 26 highlighted 44,882 cars sold, down from the prior week due to Thanksgiving holiday, yet the year’s pace showed strength. Closing prices featured American Can, American Locomotive, American Smelting, T T, Bethlehem Steel, Canadian Pacific, and others with mixed moves amid a dull session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bee
Apy
American Can
American Locomotive Sona
American Smetters
American T.& T
Antagonda
Atlantic Refining
Rubin
B&o Bethlehem Steel
Canadian Pacific
Cko
Continental Can
Columbia Gas
Gurniss-Wright
General Wleotric
General Motors International Nickel Fai Meepeldon
Montgomery Ward
National Dairy
New York Central
Fragmented OCR stock terms with varied brand names
Partial readable list of company names and stock references across energy and electrical sectors. Mentions include Socony Vacuum Standard Oil Ned Studebaker Westinghouse Electric Woolworth United Corp Lone Star Gas and regional utilities. text appears as scattered notes from a market page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seethern
Penna
Bani Ieeeeeet
Studebaker
Texas
Coth
United Corp
Tae U
Steel
Bomy Westinghouse Electric
Woolworth
N.Y
Assoc Gas & Electric
Totecee
Ses Shires
Lone Star Gas
Western
Penn A Seeks Huge Loan From R F C
Washington December 8 Pennsylvania asked the Reconstruction Finance Corporation for a 10000000 loan to fund employment relief in December and January. Eric H. Biddle, assistant director of the Pennsylvania emergency relief board, said he expected a quick grant. Progressives to Aid Washington December 3 Rep La Guardia announces Progressive Republicans in the House will back Roosevelt farm relief and push its passage this session. Seaman Perishes Boston December 2 A Florida seaman burned to death as fire swept two schooners tied at Chelsea Bridge. Damage put at 69000. body of Charles Boxman of Jacksonville, Fla., found aboard the vessels.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
Reconstruction Finure Corporation
Eric H. Biddle
Pennsylvania Emergency Relief Board
Rep. LaGuardia
House
Efel Roosevelt
Congress
Boston
Florida
Chelsea Bridge
Damagi
Bowly
Charles Boxman, Af
Jacksonville
Fla
Jennie Woonlicroper
Postmortem on a contract bridge opening analysis
A fragmentary postmortem by E. V. Shepard examines an unusual contract bridge opening. The text debates which opening might beat standard defenses, analyzes plays, and considers how declarer and dummy decisions influence the outcome, referencing hypothetical card placements, leads, and responses. The piece remains technical and puzzlelike.
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Geo, O'Brien
Golden West
Davies Montgomery
Blondie of the Follies
A Met Goldwyn Mayer
Mermns
Billie Dove
Jimmy Durante
James Gleason
Zasu Pitts
Horton J. Davis
ES Nonry Center St
Hunter's
R. Reynolds Taxidermist
Main Street
Titusville, PA
Burns
Root’s Outlet
St. James
Doane
West Main St
Penn’a
Central Press
E. V. Shepard
Urdanie
Seleavta
Heurty
Nilsiyo
Iba
Eluby
Jubks
Phuny
Witts dutmy'Sope
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Tae
Forea
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Mhamond
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