Christmas Program At First Lutheran Church
First Lutheran Church presents the annual Christmas program at 7 30 pm on Sunday with Sunday School members performing a long, varied program including carols, recitals, and enacted scenes featuring many named participants and groups. The program promises a formal church setting and a focus on Christmas themes with congregational involvement and a closing thought on giving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Church
Paul's Lutheran Sunday School
We Han
Rey
L. Wagner
Gerald Simmonson
Twinkle Sars
Mary Alice Ener
Bobby Hull
Jimmy Kiron
Tuck Clayton
Rex Spaulding
David Board
Party Mint
Nancy Finch
Jay~ Weish
Cnr
Walter Nollenger
Walter Landers
Richard Lind
Babe
Prov Clayton
Phyllis Armitage
Dandil Johnson
Jean Avistase
Juste — Pa Bnaind'ng
Evelyn Davis
Shey Mae Shitfer
Indignation in Meriga Over France War Debt Default
The piece notes Meriga’s indignation as France defaulted on war debts, with global frustration rising. Amid holiday mood, technocracy debates and new air travel via radio beams appear, while statistics show fewer deaths than in years since 1800 and Germany’s rail speed record stands.
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Meriga
France
America
Germany
Siwabilitied
Kalr
Forecast slash in railroad rates spreads eastward
Washington December 17. Reduction of passenger fares on southeastern railroads was expected today to trigger further rate cuts across eastern lines. President Daniel Willard of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad signaled that the announced reduction yesterday would likely influence other railroads to follow suit.
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Washington
All Eastern Railroads
Daniel Willard
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
VFW Plan for City Membership Drive Outlined
Lieut Archie W Thompson Post No 261 Veterans of Foreign Wars outlines a city wide drive to add at least 100 members. Commander Eugene Lethman presents three goals including 100 percent renewal by January and reinforcements within eleven months. The post splits into two teams led by Alvin Spencer and Marin McGraw with monthly progress reports and a survey to gauge eligible veterans. A New Year’s party is also planned for Friday night.
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Archie W. ‘Thompson
Veterans of Foreign Wars of
The
United States
V. F
Etire
Post
Sethian
Alvin Spencer
Marin McGraw
Te Post
Halle
V. TF. W
Labor clash at Viscose Co plant in Meadville
Members from Erie Crawford and Mercer counties were dispersed by police at the Viscose Co plant as state police moved in to halt unrest. One man, Charles Farrah, 35, a welder, was injured in a tavern brawl and treated for a fractured jaw and head bruises.
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Meadvune
Wetines
Erie
Crawford
Merver
Viscose Co
City Hospital
Charles Farrah
Meadville
Viscase Co
310th Infantry to field semi automatic rifle first in Pa
Harrisburg dispatch reports that the 310th Infantry of Washington Pennsylvania will be the first Pennsylvania National Guard unit equipped with the 18th Army's newly perfected semi automatic rifle. The modernization aims to increase firepower and mobility for unit operations.
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United Press
Harrisburg
310Th Infantry
Washington
Pennsylvania
Massive McKesson and Robbins Fraud Unfolds Across Wall Street
Federal authorities fear 13 500 stockholders face losses up to 20 million as McKesson and Robbins Inc. is exposed for decade long schemes. Chief culprit P Donald Coster alias Philip Muslen Musica, killed himself after arrest as brothers hide, adulteration charges spill from Wall Street to Bolivia and Spain while regulators widen investigations across agencies and Congress.
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Earl 5
Steele
United Press
New York
McKesson and Robbins, Inc
Jth Muslen Brothers
Wall Streat
Philip
Arch Schemer
P.donald Coster
Bolivia
Spain
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Mckesson-Robbins
Coster-Musica
Washington
McKesson and Robbins
Congress
Don Sald Coster-Musica
Securities and Exchange Commission
Land the Justice, Post Office and Commerce Departments
District of Columbia
Sarching
Rescue workers find bodies of two miners in Nora mine blast
Enterprise West Virginia. Rescue workers rolling 4000 feet underground recovered the bodies of Orville Davis 26 and his father-in-law Harrison J Winemiller 46, members of the same family, who were trapped 22 hours after a blast at the Nora Coal Company mine near here.
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Enterprise
W. Va
Nora Coal Company
Orville Davis
Inlaw
Harrison J. Winemiller
Shoplifting Complaints Prompt Police Crackdown
After rising shoplifting complaints across the city Chief John D. Flani gan orders steps to curb thefts before the holidays. Endicott Johnson store reports a theft of shoes and other stores confirm similar incidents. Police will use plainclothes work and urge merchants to prosecute culprits to end the nuisance.
Christmas bonus boosts milk price for Corry farmers
Corry area dairy producers received a Christmas bonus as November milk returns rose twenty cents per hundredweight under the Dairymen's League Cooperative Association price of 1.80 to 1.90 dollars per hundredweight, up from October's 1.70 to 1.90. The rise follows the federal milk agreement approval, with buyers signaling continued gains amid industry consolidation.
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Corry and
Leagu Cooperative Association Ing
Vance
Fedora
Walluml
Hunters
Babsone Real Chance in S America stirred by Lima talk
By Roger Babson Knoxville dated December. The Lima gathering prompts warnings of Nazi influence in Latin America. He cautions leaders to unite and notes German and Japanese penetration through trade, media control, and immigration, with Buenos Aires and Rio de Janeiro cited as key hubs.
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Roger Babson
Knoxville
Tenn
Lima
Pere
South America
Latin- America
Hitler
Mussolini
Latin America
United States
Panama Canal
Fustista
Steen
Brazil
Rio de Janeiro
Buenos Aires
Berlin
New York
Talia
Japan
Peru
Germany
Tapan Ae
Hell
Panama
Thiol
South American
Express Messenger Clings To Car In Afire Train Death
Tec. 7 Express Messenger Marty Egan told how he clung to the outside of a burning Baltimore and Ohio express car as an oil lamp exploded. Fire swept through the car injuring his superior B D Owens of New York, who fell to his death after being hurled from the side of the train near Connellsville Pennsylvania en route to Cumberland Maryland. The emergency stop signal apparently failed as flames spread while the train continued for miles with Egan hanging on for life. Leroy Berkley of Connellsville activated the stop signal from baggage car when he saw the flames.
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United Press
Connellsville
Express
Marty Gun
Ja tliMiing Express
B.D. Owens
New York
Egan
Eyan
Tle
River
Owens
Ballimaye
Ohio Express
Cumberland
Pittsburgs
Niles
Leroy Berkley
Akeley Man George Wilcox Dies in Rural Crash
George W Wilcox 57 of Akeley and his son Lloyd were riding with two others when their car and another vehicle collided at Riceville Corners. Wilcox died instantly from a crushed jaw and other injuries. Five others suffered injuries, all treated at the scene and later at local hospitals. The couple resided 12 miles north of Warren and were active in the Farmington Grange. Investigating officers and state patrolmen documented the crash scene and injuries.
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George C. Wilcox
Akeley
Riceville Corners
Yelock
GCE
Johan Th. Win
Patrolinen Roys Mead
Fr. J. Hivinge
William Sanreting
Meadvay
Seine
Injtared
Nagy and
Gancas
Wilcox
Win
Lloyd
Robert Scot
Benny Lake
Ralph Sterling
Ayreon
Sterling
Val
Bracken-teating Company
Boon
Titusville
Wilco
Torey
Ralph Sterligg
Shiek
Aruvli Steiling
Hind Paadens
Alan OL Uydersien
Syetter
Frome sHuele
Robert Scott
Scott
Washington
State Grange
Ieeling- Roth
Ty the Grange
Farmington
Warren
Fynetown
Oil City
M. Senne
Tibusville
Seal sale drive targets $1000 goal in Pal i es
The campaign committee reports they have passed the halfway mark toward the $1000 goal for the 1938 Christmas Seal drive. Eva Kepler says the target will be reached before term ends and urges local purchases at Milley Pharmacy. A display at the Junior High features student window art to promote the drive against tuberculosis.
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Focal Committee
Agex
Eva Kepler
Fri- Tay
Anpthops Wosold
Milley
Clifford Jourdet
Car Used by Thief Abandoned North East Corky Police Report
Wilton WN Cale age 72 of Blackvills N J was beaten and robbed when a thief took $40 cash and several checks Thursday evening. The car was found abandoned at North West with no clue to the bandit’s flight. Cale suffers a fractured ankle a broken nose and other injuries and is hospitalized at Jamestown WC A hospital. Florence Willams left for Butler for a several days visit with relatives and friends.
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North East
Corky
Wilton WN. Cale
Blackvills
North West
Cale
W.C A. Hospital
Jamestown
Girl dies in Erie burns accident verdict ruled
In Erie Pennsylvania on December 17 4 year old Margaret Louise Beringer died from burns suffered when her dress ignited October from a bonfire. Coroner W G Stroble ruled the death accidental in a formal verdict.
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Erie
Margaret Louise Beringer
Comoner W G. Stroble
Two More Chicken Pox Cases in Local Family
Health authorities report two additional chicken pox cases in the Ince man family at 240 Columbus Avenue. Children Roger, 6, and Gerald, 9, join a previously reprinted case in the same household.
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Roger
Gerald
Joseph Inceman
Gast Columbus
Two Cars Crash at Maple Avenue Corners
A collision at the intersection of Washington street and Maple avenue occurred about ten o clock this forenoon, injuring Wood and badly damaging a Bloss machine. The two other vehicles involved were a Willys Knight operated by William Blogs and another car.
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Maple Avenue Corners
C. S. Sorenson
Seventh Street
Willys Knight
William Blogs
Second Avenue
Washington Street
Maple Avenue
Las O
Wood
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Dean May
Shepherd's Gift
Jack Armitaga
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Barbara Clayton
Anna Henjor
Helin Power
Mary Hepler
Joan DrPew
Tiny ‘Toss
Benny Mosley
Norman May
Candle of Christmias
Harriet Markon
Wendell Gore
Jimer Swancony
Jesus
Doris Rehnforg
Barbara Griffiths
Berihi Dahl
Ollle Lee Griffiths
Billy Fat
Dorothy Nodtenver
Shirley Dypew
Lowlis Steel
Richard Hunt
Mas Powers
Charles Yohe
Hays
Dick Owens
Pail Clark
Norman Street
Dorothy Madison
Belly Taylor
Tk Potts
Junior Win-jahl
Phillip
Clark
Congregaton
Child Jesus
Bobby Owens
Grant Messenger
Norman Swart
Just Simpose
Virginia Schaefer
Kathri
V.F
Musica Brothers
Velged
Colegrove
Babsone
Real Chance
S. America
South and
Central America
George Wilcox
Hydetown
Dauphin Cowmty Grace
Avihuse
Burle
Gharkés J. Margion
di Falas Silorney Gener
Twee
Margloth
Arthur Colegrove
Erle
Legislativne
Lia Yeas
Shelley
Pioneer Materials Co
Mittanning
Coleshive
Bonse Ivestigating
Grand Jury
Mangiotti
Pioneer
Shelley Associates
Grand Ney
Pho
Highway Department
Rarle
Potios
Shetlev'a
Iscard
Pioneer’ Maturints
Colesgrove
Corry
C. B. Porter
Latns
Liegd Ruipperabrger
Nichols
West Wayne Stent
Palies
Florence Willams
Butler
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