Missionary Society Meets in Pleasant Presbyterian Service
The Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church gathered in the church parlors on Wednesday afternoon with good attendance. Mrs Whittesey and Ms Paulson led devotions and a program followed featuring talks on opening doors to Moslem women and the growth of Mormon women. Refreshments were served by Mrs Mothil, Miss Jean Muelennes, and Mrs Nichols.
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Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Whittesey
Paulson
Ean
Renovo Division Reports Record November Business
Renovo division shows its strongest month in November with a 7.24 percent rise in ton miles and 18604 tons shipped to the port, driven by heavy coal and grain movements. The operation marks the largest commodity activity in two years as trained troops observe the market. Ratifications of treaty in Washington noted by the State Department on December 20.
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Warhan
Renovo Division
Bross
Onder
New State Motor Code May Raise Pennsylvania Speed Limit
Pennsylvania plans to raise private car speed limits under a 1929 motor code after a conference of State Highway officials bus operators and other leaders. The current private limit is 80 mph with busses at 88. proposals include raising to at least 120 mph pending legislative action. The measure also aims to tighten licenses increase the driver age to 18 test requirements vehicle inspections and restrict noise and squeaking devices while addressing interstate and intrastate operations.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Justei
Baba
Pennsylviania Driven
Jb Wats
Noted Orchestra to Play for Erie Dance
Sparkling with novelties the BF Goodrich Silvertown Cord orchestra will perform at Rathehow Gardens Waldameer park for a one night dance on Wednesday December 26. Ample parking is arranged for hundreds of cars as college students and holiday visitors travel from miles around.
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Goodrich Silvertown Cord Orchestra
Rathe How Gardens
Waldameer Park
Brie
Former Corry Resident Dies at Jamestown
Miss Enna Grows received word of the death of Mrs. Alice Mutnosh Bullock of Jamestown formerly of Corry aged 74. Daughter of John D. and Emeline Melitosby pioneer settlers, she leaves a husband Mrs. Atlee Gatfield Worden a sister in Lake Ontario New York nephew and two nieces in New York City and Long Island ether relatives unnamed.
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Enna Grows
Alice Mutntosh Bullock
Jamestows
Copry
Bullock
John D
Emeline Melitosby
Aolusina
Slaines F Lowe
Likewood
James Comer
Funtestown
Dancing Party Planned at Hotel Corry on December 27
A plan for a dancing party at the Hotel Corry was announced this morning by Mr M. Sornrity. The event is set for Thursday evening with doors opening at 9 and continuing until 1. Music and arrangements were described as promising a pleasant affair.
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Hotel Corry
No word from stricken village in Alaska
In Cordova Alaska reports say Holy Cross village has no contact with the outside world for days. A single driver and his dog team carried supplies but conditions remain unknown as crews work to reach the inland settlement.
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Alaska
Cordova
Alanka
Dee
Holy Cross
Wis
Indy
Youth to face murder charge in Pennsylvania case
Arthur Leond, 18, confessed slayer by Mrs Samuel Jones, widow of Herrickville Pa, was returned today to Bradford county jail. He was escorted by Charles Russett, Bradford county detective, from Buffalo where the confession was reported.
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United Press
Buffalo
Arthur Leond
Samuel Jones
Herrickville, Pa
Pennsylvania
Charles Rusclett
Bradford County
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