Mentor Club Holiday Party at the Rees Home
The Mentor Club held its Christmas party at the home of Dr. and Mrs. G. Rees on East Main, with 19 members dining at a festively decorated table. Mrs. Griswold and Mrs. Wilcox won honors for games. readings included The Ruggles and The Birth of Jesus. funds collected benefited the Corry Needlework Guild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rees
Happy
Lime
G. Rees
East Main
Anna Rees Davitt
G. ©. Bennett
Davitt
Holly
A. BR. Griswold
Frank Wilcox
D. A Hillstrom
Kate Douglas Wiggin
Birth
Jesus
Cuttax Rate at Franklin Adopted in 1933 Budget
Franklin city council, in a special session, approved the third reading of the 1933 budget ordinance and fixed the city levy at 12 mills, two mills less than before. The treasury is expected to balance with about $15,000 by year end, and council members expect further economies next year to reduce actual expenditures below appropriations by at least $15,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Frank
Leo Cage
Otaela
Respectilly
Coumet
Personal Mentions From Erie Holiday Visits and Travel
A lengthy list of residents and visitors note holiday travel and family gatherings in Erie. Names include Beth Webber, Mrs. Harry Douglas, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Fritzett, Div and Mrs. H. G. Andrews, Richard Merker, Mrs. Merker, Florence Fredhind, M.S. McMahon, Elizabeth McMahon, Anne Fuerner, Waller Auer, Robert Goring, Doris Slade, Wm and Mrs. W. N. Cheney, C. K. Murray, Mrs. J. P. Johnson, Edward Malis, Chester Dailey, W. A. Steen, Alburt Miller, M. L. Brown, Mrs. Walter Merrick, Mrs. F. B. Andrews, Paul Goring, Lawrence Goring, and others. The notes mention travel to Warren, North East, North Mast, Shefield, Fredonia, and Erie for holidays and funerals, plus meetings with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beth Webber
Erie
Harry Douglas
Oscar Fritzett
H. G. Andrews
Chautauqua
City
Andrews
Rouse
West Smith Street
Richard Merker
Mary A. Hughes
Elizabeth McMahon
Anne Fuerner
North East
E. E. Denton
Waller Auer
Washington, D. C
Bliss Electrical School
W. W.* Auer
East Smith Street
Robert Goring
Allegheny College
Meadville
Frank Goring
Doris Slade
Lulu Spencer
Syracuse
Nsg
W. N. Cheney
Damestown
Ida Lindsey
C. K. Murray
Syracuse University
Syriacuse
N. Y
William Murray
West Congress Street
J. P. Johnson
Sheffield
Jack Malia
Chester Dailey
Cleveland
W. A. Steen
Alburt Milter
Sid
Paul Goring
Willian
Goring
Liwrene Goring
North Mast
B. J. Denton
Gilvert
James Grayink
Clymer
John Rickers
West Wrederik Street
Dort Williams
Dorothy
Capone's Aide Nitti Shot by Police in Chicago
United Press reports Anton Nitti, longtime Capone associate known as the enforcer, was fatally wounded in a police raid on his Loop headquarters. He lay near death in a prison hospital as doctors warned his chances of survival were slim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Chicago
Rank Nittti
al Capone
Anton Cermak
Nitti
Capone
U.S. Posts Favorable Trade Balance in November
The Commerce Department reports a favorable U.S. trade balance of 45.11 million dollars for November, with exports at 129.0 million and imports at 104.9 million. The year to date shows 256.18 million in surplus versus 802.86 thousand in the same period of 1951, while gas imports reached 21.76 million and escorts 12.0 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suites Press
Washington
Bet
United States
Commerce Department
City Council Fixes 1833 Tax Levy for 1834
City officials defend millage at 4.10, citing hard times and partial state cooperation. They warn small reductions won’t ease taxpayer burdens and pledge to cut city expenses while maintaining services, inviting resident cooperation and stressing prudent finances.
Stock Prices Drop Sharply In Early Trading
UMiTeM ysea9 reports discouraging holders selling stocks as prices slide across the index. Heavy selling press and a persistent weak tone push many issues lower, with United States Steel and other major names showing notable declines amid the market’s failure to resume an upward trend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umitem
United States Steel Corporation
American Smelters
Goody American T&d
Ammeonda
Atlantic Refining
Auburn Pa
Bethlehem Steel
Wesley Tay
Chrysler
Continental Can
Cohumbra Gas
Curtiss-Wright
General Electric
General Motors
Ooo
International Nickel
Emnecott
Montgomery Ward
Possible Hold Up Thwarted Near North Center Garage
A North Center woman reported two strangers loitering near her garage as she returned from a B. P. W. Club Christmas party. She alerted police, but the suspects vanished before officers arrived. Douglas B. Titus left yesterday for a Harrisburg business trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Center
Northside
Douglas B. Titus
Harrisburg
Informator y Double in Contract Bridge Rules
Central Press summarizes an informatory treatise on bridge doubling, major suits, and bidding conventions. The article explores the theoretical meaning of the informative double, its implications for partnership signaling, and potential outcomes in various bidding scenarios. It references specific bids and responses, including 5-Diamonds, and discusses how players should interpret and respond to these doubles in practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Feleat
Dante Porat
Nfl
Yosser
Patinen
Luubler
Weavin
Hantlitek
Doller
Laren
Heghongie
Hines
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Rex
King and Queen of
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Bette Nam
Timralayy
Gaynor
Charles Farrell
Entor’s Club Holiday Party
Corry Needlework Guild
Mothers of
Root’s Furniture Store
STAR
Kathryn Meisle
Josef Boulme
Symphony
WABC
Standard Oil Company OF Pennsylvania
VICKS
M. L. Brown
Fom Pittspurga
High Weaver
Walter Merrick
Helen Grace
Mary Ann
Fredonia
F. EB. Andrews
Spartansburg
Mary Bliven
West Chiltch Street
Lumberjacks
Nort Centea Sr
Eee
Frank Nitti
the Enforcer
Council
Nations Daily
New Yorke Central
Northern Pacific
Penna RR
Socony
Studebaker
Texas Cadarel United Corp
US Steel
Westinghouse Electric
Woolworth
Curb Ark Nat Gas Uy
Assoc Gas & Electric A
Lone Star Gas Iy
Western PS
Wsae
Wit
Allis
Ariel
Ialtier Respaids
Wiley
Iegon
Iencore
Watili
Sudie
Aleks
Larawras Ee
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