Wet-Dry Issue Still Alive in Pennsylvania
United Press reports the wet-dry controversy remains active after the November election in Pennsylvania. Despite a pause, both sides claim progress as 204 municipalities voted against beer and liquor licenses while 168 favored the present system. Church groups continue pushes to end liquor advertising and tighten penalties for drunk driving amid auto fatalities linked to intoxication.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
al Vance
Pennsylvana Women's Christian ‘Temperance Union
Pennsylvanis
Council of Churches
Pennsylvania Council of Churches
State Highway Motor Patrol
Tt Way
Toronto stock sale of exotic animals proposed by directors
Toronto 290 discusses selling excess stock including a wallaby porcupine emus deer ducks and Angora goats. The directors decide to sell surplus animals to buyers. In Mountain View pranksters posted whiskey sale on the shop window leading officers to arrest the man for regal liquor.
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Toronto
Mountain View
Takor
Regal Liquor
Thompem’s Barvsman Tablets Ad for Kidney Aid
An old advertisement promotes Thompem’s Barvsman Tablets for dizziness and rheumatic pains. It claims to cleanse kidneys and bladder and mentions Golden-Six and Barrens Tablets as related products.
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Bowside
Christmas Program and Community Events in Sparta Town
Spartansburg notices announce a December 19 Christmas program at the Firemen's Hall titled Bring Thee Peace with a pageant led by eighth grader Thomas Richards. Also listed are Baptist and M E church activities, a Christmas party, a Dorcas class gathering, a public dance sponsored by Sparta firemen, and a list of local residents returning with deer harvests.
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Spartansburg
Spartansburg Consolidated School
Wis
Angel of Peace
Thomas Richards
Bible School and Baptist Church
Chhurch
Baptist Church
Dorcas
The
Baptist
Mra
J. P. Kelly
Cassa Fuller
Spartansburg ‘Nim
Jason Bennett
Blue Eye
Marshall Wilson
Keither Johnson
Michel Hill
Cleve Still
McGraw
Wave Blakeslee
Heart's Content
Howard ‘Tillotaga
Spring Creek
Ernest Platt
Ray Dalrymple
Forest County
Vernal Torrey
R. V. Shreve
Ralph Cartwright
Grand Valley
Perl Smith
Warren County
John Markley
Joseph Corshell
Lewis Rasey
A. Buxton
R. K. Webb
Howard Martin
Meadville
Ton Rose
Union City
Kenneth McDonnell
Dolores
Roy Smith
Helen
Pauline
Mildred Gibbons
Paul Hjdred
Wondcoek
Earl Chelton
Wayne Wetzel
Irma Corll
Canfield
Clara
Fred Wetzel
Anna Price
Firch Baking Co
M. E. Church
Jesse Blakeslee
Lady Morton Rebekah Lodge
Thia
Sparta
Grange
Yukon prospects read as ample riches and no relief
The article extols gold prospects across a 200 mile wide by 1 600 mile long Yukon Alaska region, noting plentiful gold, rising prices, and that many young men seek fortune there. It claims no relief needed, strong finances, and that transportation shifts toward aviation with soon lower fares. It also mentions Mrs George Black winning Yukon representation at Ottawa. McGill University sells matches to fund itself.
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Yukon
Alaska
Dawson
White Horse
George Black
House of Commons
Ottawa
Spring Creek pupils to present cantata Thursday night
The Spring Creek school plans a Christmas cantata The Old Welcome Santa Claus will be staged Thursday at 8 in the church. The plot features two acts at Santa's home and a regular home with leading roles William Donation Santa Gismus Clyde Damon Jack Prost Geraldine Dunton and a chorus of elves fairies boot blacks and other characters. The event is followed by Sunday school activities.
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Robert Donaldson
Kane
Messers. Weatley, Kenton
Jackman
Ahd Jones
Pittsburgh
Spring Creek
And
John McKay
Winnie Johnson
Corry
Wee
Inlaw
Misa Erma
Allen
Elizabeth Damon
Cleve Damon
E. L. Campbell
Himer Edgett
Warren
Clayton Damon
of City
Wilson Sickler
Damon
Hang on Ontario Yontary for Husband's Murder
Woodstock Ont Det Ira Piligabeth Tilford, 61, was hanged for the murder of her husband Tyrell. Witnesses recalled her calm demeanor as she was executed in heavy snow. Pastor Rev Stanley Dixon attended as spiritual adviser. The case drew attention amid cold weather and censorship concerns.
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Unites Pres
Woodstock
Ont
Ira Piligabeth Tilford
Hick
M. Breckenridge
Serrata Harry
Nixon
Stanley Dixon
Peparters
Werexa
Titard
Cal- Vince
Ehe
Mations
Dixon
Church of the Nazarene
Ars
L¢Ord
Tyrell
Wau
Colored Revue at Rex Today Features Stars and Dancing
A colored revue titled Darktown Scandals brings 35 entertainers to the Rex for matinee and evening shows. Highlight acts include Cox Harlem's May Wear and the Cotton Pickers orchestra with Jesse Crump. The program also includes feature film Broadway Hostess with Lily Talbot and Genevieve Tobin. Show times are seven and nine this evening.
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Quarry
Rex
da Cox
Harlem
May Wear
Cotton , Pickers
Jesse Crump
Lylé Talbot
Genevieve Tobin
Gas Station Theft Probe Continues
Police investigate a break-in at a service station on East Main Street where $80 was stolen. Several people with access to the office are under suspicion as detectives pursue further details with no new developments reported.
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of Creck Refining Company
East Main Street
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Neil Stranahan
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H. K. Leworthy
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Sige Anderson
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