Plans Parley With Powers Early In 1929
Washington dispatch reports President Hoover allies plan to resume disarmament talks with world powers after Hoover takes office March 4 1929 The Senate committee moves to report the ANS-WAY treaty and early next week to file plans for a new naval cruiser build to aid ratification before Christmas and push the time limit removal for a "paper navy" ahead of a disarmament conference A private briefing suggests Hoover intends to reopen Geneva talks halted there by prior events.
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Paul R Mallon
United Press
Washington
Hoover
White House
Senate Foreign Relations
Christmia
Coolidge
Senate
Geneve
New Officers Elected by Catholic Daughters of America
Mary Murray is re elected grand regent for the ensuing year at a well attended Catholic Daughters of America meeting in Knights of Columbus rooms. Katherine Mead Sadie Downey Helen Morrell and other officers named plans set for January installation and December 27 Christmas party chaired by Mrs Charles Kinley with a social hour and galad lipoh served to members.
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Mary Murray
Daughters of Americ
Knights of Columbus
Kkatherine Mead
Sadie Downey
Proprietess
Helen Morrell
Nellie Black
Margaret Mand
Monitor
Mary Meath
Umkty
Joseph Seep Agency Boost Oil Prices
United Press reports the Joseph Seep Purchasing Agency raised several oil prices by 2 1/2 cents per barrel across grades. Increases include New York firms to $2.85, Bradford District lines to $4.85, and Pennsylvania pipe line rates up to $3.75 to $8.09, with others rising 3 6 cents per barrel.
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Joseph Seep
United Press
Pittsburgh
Bain
Pennsylvaniac Stade Oil
Neyy
York
Ans Company
Bradford District
Oito National Transit Company Lines
Pennsylvania
South West
Rureki
Pennsylv Ganied
Huckeye
Five Best Radio Features Listed For Today
Radio listings show WOR Columbia Network at 9 00 EST and 8 00 EST on other networks. Programs include United Opera Company Chlen Service Hour Wrigley Review and Circuit Moment in History with NBC and NBC Mutual network times noted.
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WOR
Columbia
United Opera Company
WIHAR
NBC
Wiy-Neg
Wrigley Review
WIZ
Hilktory
Important Meeting of Erie Motor Club Tonight
Announced by Corry Molyny lodge officers a vital Erie Motor Club meeting this evening. All members urged to attend to discuss a proposed agenda and election of four new board members. The event is described as the most important issue facing the club this year.
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Motor Club
Corry
Molyny
Erie Motor Club
Eii
Cony
Reuwnters
Corryites Enjoy Pleasant Visit Abroad
Cards arriving from Alan and Mrs. Ghatiess Kromas report an extended European trip. They left Blue Bird restaurant late in October and sailed ten days later for Boyce. Weather favorable allowed visits to many scenic spots as they tour Sternerg and other cities, planning to spend Christmas in Vienna and return after visiting major European cities.
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Alan
Ghatiess Kromas
Europe
Kromas
Blue Bird
Boyce
Dour
Sternerg
Cermany
Austila
England
Private Peat Here Tonight at High School Auditorium
Nationally known lecturer Private Peat will present The Inexensible Tag on the high school stage this evening. He has toured Australia New Zealand the British West Indies South America England Germany France and other European nations and has returned to the United States to resume lectures. His books Private Peat and The Excusable Lie have been widely read and praised. The current lecture seeks to curb world catastrophes and promote peace and goodwill for all ages.
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Peat
Lec Mire
Australian
New Zealand
British West, Indies
America
England
Germany
France
United States
Warn Public Against Underestimating Influenza Epidemic
General Cumming of the U S Public Health Service warns the public to take the influenza outbreak seriously. He notes people forget the danger until an epidemic becomes widespread and urges caution and awareness.
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United Press
Washington
Cumming
U. S.public Health Service
North of City Woman Hurt in Car Crash
Miss Gwendolyn Johnson of James two sustained painful but not serious injuries when a car skidded from Wrngley Lane road near the state line early Thursday evening. She suffered cuts and a dislocated thumb as glass shattered inside the vehicle. the wrecked car was towed to a round gurney by a wrecker.
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Gwendolyn Johnson
James Two
Wrngley Laie
Johnson
Crash En Route to Corry Injures Local Couple
A North East couple, Mr. Wheeler and Mrs. Wheeler, were injured when their new Ford sedan crashed near Aukins School on Station road Friday afternoon. The car overturned, caught fire, and motorists aided the injured before Mrs. Wheeler was taken to St. Vincent's hospital. Her condition improved but remained bedridden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Aid Mee W
Wheeler
Thad
Cory
Aukins School
Mr. Wheeler
City Enjoys Unseasonably Warm December Weather
Residents report unusually mild December days with clear skies and high temperatures. Forecasters note no immediate cold spell. November storms have faded and the city enjoys near October warmth continuing into December.
Winter Weather Reflections From Area Residents
Local inhabitants recall past winters and Christmas Eve memories in a report on the season. One resident recalls a canoe on a scow tied to a house near Lake Nediner on Christmas Eve years ago, while another cites a New Year ice extension and unusually warm weather.
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Lake
Nediner
Tynn
Flu Epidemic Flare Suppresses Midwest Schools
Middle western states report rising flu deaths and widespread school closures as universities in Chicago Denver and North Dakota act to curb spread. Missouri and Kansas halt classes through Christmas recess while many districts note high student absences and illness among staff.
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United Press
Chicago
Bes
Lassie
Lash Ag Amd
West
Denver
Los Angeles
UnivlRttiea
Igreeel
RHH Club Christmas Party Brings Cheerful Yearend Event
The R H H club held its annual Christmas party at the T G O Hill venue with about sixty attendees. Miss Rose May Aten and Sara Jane Reed led games and awards while gifts were exchanged and a candlelit dinner followed. Mrs Ayer, the president, received a gift for her leadership and remarks were offered by May Reed and others.
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Rebekah Helping Hand Club
Rebekah Helping Hand
Clim
Hill
Iwiki
Whnill Sixty Pregent
Proetanl
Jane
Rose May Aten
Sara Jane Reed
Vir Ma
Marion Coxswell
Mar Ha
Marie Hawn
Noida
Aveh
May Reed
Ayer
Charles Wikteley
Eugene Smithy
Miser
Nominations Roll In For Moose Contests At Lodge
Nominations pour in at Moose Trail of 10 headquarters as members seek the most “personality” prize. List includes Misses Helongy Daley Alle e Rauecho Marion Gogsiell Gora Parnell Audrey Mason June Weidner Virginia Kystr Veronica Ovobneaks Angelina Marsh Margaret Taylor Cora Damon Virginia Bots ford Zolm Cornell and Messrs James Binkessee Phil Zaleneck Donald Small George Roof Dan Bennett Art Weiner WH Klomp R W McElroy Len Howlett Willis Dake Carl Finch Wred Holden.
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Eémitte
Moose
Lodge
Youn Ldy
Il Fas Clirk
Misses Helongy Daley
Allee Rauecho
Marion Gogsiell
Gora Parnell
Audrey Mason
June Weidner
Virginia Kystr
Veronica Ovobneaks
Hoover Guard Expanded for Hoover Visit
U P staff report added guards for President Hoover amid plots to disrupt a demonstration in favor of Sandino. Police arrested suspects and searched for bombs and weapons, as officials reviewed security measures and possible new steps. Hoover met with Argentina's President and delivered a public address at the station.
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Thomas L. Stokes
United Press
Herbert Hoover
Nicaragnan
Augusting Sandina
Sintingo
Minista
Bplay Godzalet
Hipiolito Turgoyen
Argentina
Ion Watse
Ie Politiwil
United States
Funeral Services for Ernest C Page
A memory of early Corry Westvent and Ernest C Page who died in Omaha Nebraska. His remains were taken to Columbus and then to West Lawn cemetery Columburg for funeral services. Rev L J Bighmey officiated at Columbus Community church. Bearers named T Babbit H Mantey D Lenght B Patterson A F Munges and G M Simmons.
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Omaha
Golambus
Corry Westvent
Weat Lawn
Columburg
Ask O'Eloek
Colvitus
Erie
Tov. L. J. Bighmey
Columbus Community Church
Prin 'T. Babbitt
H. &. Mantey
Lenght B. Patterson
F Munges
G. M. Simmons
Store Decorated in Holiday Splendor Displays
The Wilcox store shows a festive display with Christmas colors and illuminated roof decorations. A miniature tree and guests have arranged food items for holiday dinners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nereal
Wilcox
Holiday rush discussion at post office delays
Debates over Christmas season handling at the post office reveal concerns about worker workload and customer wait times. Officials plan staged staffing, hotline guidance, and a single Christmas package bid to ease congestion during peak days.
Victory Day observance planned by W C 7 U
The Woman’s Christian Temperance Union unit plans a Victory Day observance with a general committee of six men organizing the celebration for December 16. Funds and support are requested from local groups and individuals, including Christus Seat Bonds purchases and a drive for charity. The report cites a Sunset address by Mrs KN A Hooke, national president, and notes flu deaths rising in Washington, D C.
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Orange Toster
Tumnus
Christus
Tomelyuil
Giitribiyte
Plese
Mra Darfinan
Hust Street
Saturdy
ISIN
Kn.a. Hooke
Bosiau
Mary Shuss
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