Swai-Fitted Swains Stuns Stakes in Swift Match
A quirky report describes a swift match where a swai fitted device capsizes expectations as competitors race to claim a notable stake. Observers note the unusual gear and the surprising outcome, with participants from local circles and a mention of a sponsor.
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Hold relief grants at present lead plan proposed
Harrisburg December 8 The state public assistance board agreed to maintain direct relief grants at current levels aligning with Governor George Leader's belief that grants are sufficient now. The board at a midday session discussed funding and policy implications.
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United Press
Harrisburg
George Tlarle
Study of Living Costs Delayed Figures for Vulnerable Groups
The report examined a cost of living budget for relief and aid to the blind, aged, and orphans but postponed setting a definite amount. It emphasized ongoing consideration of the needs of vulnerable populations without finalizing a figure.
Man With No Regrets Finds Comfort In Soot Memory
Hi Ho, the sage of Chinatown, notes a man with no remorse seeks solace in a smoky memory and a small, quiet conscience. The remark frames a reflective, streetwise view on remorse and recollection.
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Hi Ho
Chinatown
Personal Mentions From Waverly and Erie City Visitors
Vern P. Methnish of Waverly Iowa is in the city on business for several days. Oswalt Jr and Fred Welsh returned yesterday from an eastern hunting trip. R G Bowsman of Buffalo is here for a few days on business. Shoop was a Warren business visitor today and will return home this evening. Edward Renter of Bris county assistant highway superintendent was in the city yesterday on business and returned last evening. Horner state liquor inspector of Meadville is spending a few days in the city on business. M B Keleher left this morning for Toledo Ohio on a short business trip. Roy McConahy returned last evening from Youngstown Ohio after visiting relatives. Mrs JM Ryan of Mischawaln IL arrived last evening called by her sister's death. Miss Jessica Swan of Brooke street with Mrs W W Graham and Mrs Moran Rumbaugh spent yesterday in Erie on business. Miss Leona Wight of Rochester NY visited friends in the city on the way home from Warren. Mr and Mrs A L Caste of Dane were in the city overnight visiting relatives. Arthur Brady of Thusville was in the city last evening to referee the Corny- Tiliale game at the junior high school.
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Vern P. Methnish
Waverly
Iowa
Viatt
HG. Oswalt, Jr
Fred Welsh
R. G. Bowsman
Buffalo
Shoop
Warren
Edward Renter
Bris
HU. Horner
Meadville
M. B. Keleher
Toledo
Roy McConahy
Youngstown
JM. Ryan
Mischawaln
Jessia Swan
Brooke Street
W. W. Graham
Maran Rumbaugh
Erie
Leona ‘Wight
Rochester
Errotte
Ms.a
Caste
Dane
Arthur Brady
Thusville
Louis Morrow Weds in West
Notice of Louis Morrow and Evelyn Dilloway's marriage announced by G L Mobrosy of North Center Street. Laddie Morrow, well known in the city, married Evelyn Dilloway in Los Angeles, where the couple will reside at Dorothy Jones Apartments 342 Loma Drive. Morrow a Carry High School graduate attended Syracuse University. He has been employed in Los Angeles.
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Tne Eaty
G. L. Mobrosy
North Center Street
Lowi
Laddie
Evelyn Dilloway
Los Angeles
Calif
Tote
Morrow Ig
Carry High School
Syracuse University
Ant
Dorothy Jones
Loma Drive
Unwrapping Christmas Annual Family Program
A family drawer of Christmas remnants comes alive as they unwrap decorations and memories. The tale recalls old ornaments bulbs and cards, the baby with a tin horn, and the family joy in rediscovering Christmas each year. The voice exults that the best present is Christmas itself.
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Aunt Louise
Sister
Big Brother
Thomas Edison
Frankes
Scholastic Games Scoreboard Mixed High School Results
Union City led 38 in a sprint against ambrige Eyrings Titusville 48 while Waterford beat dil Bicamfield 23 43 17. Alliance 29 21 Gi City 27 Alumni 19 Edinboro 42 Harmansburg 25.
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Titusville
Ramalon Aq Waterford Dil
Bicamfield
Girard
Mowean
Alliance
Alegiment
Gi City
Alumni
Edinboro
Harmansburg
Rattlesnake Stew Fails To Impress Pueblo Slaughter Night
In Pueblo a rattlesnake themed dinner marked by a grisly slaughter of 208 snakes by three cooks. Roasted and stewed rattlesauce was claimed as the main feature though many guests found it unpalatable. Snake skins, belts, and lamp sharks were described as part of the event equipment.
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Pueblo
Col
Dutch Governors in New York Before English Rule
A compact note recalls New York’s Dutch era with ten governors before English control, marking the transition to colonial governance and the end of Dutch rule in the colony.
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New York State
Bates Found Guilty in First Degree Murder of 11 Year Old Cousin
Greensburg report states Harry R. Bates of Coopertsown, a former WPA worker, was found guilty of first degree murder in the slaying of his 11 year old cousin Waltie Bates. Jurors returned the verdict this morning after a session that began at 4 am following overnight deliberations. The court reconvened at 4 pm with the verdict read as jurors finished their deliberations shortly before 9 am today.
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Greensburg
Dec
Harry R. Bates
Coopertsown
WPA
Waltie Bates
Robert Browns Masonic Master Installed at Temple Meeting
Corry journal reports Robert Browns Masonic Master election and installation last evening at the Masonic Temple. Officers installed included W S Mough to Senior Warden Merle Aloti as junior warden Walls Young secretary W d Ewanis treasurer and CM Howard Ross Fehlman Olin Bratken George Mailsen ejected as representative to the grand lodge. H R Rhodes presented a report on the grand lodge meeting in Philadelphia. A luncheon followed.
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Kynert Brown
Clectes Ange
Oweyehipiul Amastspa Phy Corry
Masone
Ovker
Vlon
W. S$. Mough‘toh
Warret
Merle Alotityne
Walls ‘Young
W. d. Eiwanis
Pes
Howard
Ross Fehlman
Ad Olin Bratken
George Mailsen
Grand Lodge
M. H.R. Rhodes Yaad
Grann Lodge
Philadelpia
Presbyterian Ladies Aid 10 Meet Tomorrow
Presbyterian Ladies Aid members are to meet tomorrow afternoon at 3 o clock in the church parlors. The session will include a visual devotional and business testing followed by a bureau dinner. Members are asked to bring own table service and a tureen. In other news a tropical plant from Yerba de la Pulga is reported to be harmful to insects.
Market Gossip Mixed on Wall Street Amid Uncertain Signals
New York December 8 brokers showed mixed views with some predicting further gains while others warn of potential declines. Inflation worries and government policy actions loom as traders watch railroads utilities and insurance sectors for misuses and a possible downturn. The market closed with gains in stocks bonds and commodities as investors reacted to a government estimate on inflation and a large shop in activity.
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Elmer C. Walzer
United Press
New York
Wall Sliven Wettonly
Hikori
Ladiy
Ganon
Dec
Amuyleam
Uas
Chrysler
Gontinental
Curtiss Wight
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Genera
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Genera! Motors Intinistienind
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Montgomery Ward ‘Wash
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