Christmas Program by Baptist Sunday School Friday Evening
Baptist church pupils present The Angel's Message a Christmas program with lectured scenes solos and recitations. Intermediate junior and primary departments perform pageant roles, poems and songs including Joy to the World Jolly Old Saint Nicholas and A Christmas Story. Proceeds benefit the Pittsburgh Baptist Orphanage and Home.
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Baptist Sunday
The
Baptist Church
Lloyd Thomas Long
Fev
B. A. Hoole
O.eveesy
Conrail Monroe
Jesus
Jean Obra
Harold Skinner
Patty Parsons
Jean Hagel
Baptist Orphanage
Pittsburgh
Baptist
Pennsylvania
Phymis Pieeke
Franklin Parsons
New Dealers Hope to Dodge Cash Bonus in 1933 Politics
The 73rd Congress faces bills to pay World War I and II veterans via adjusted service certificates. Rep. Wright Patman will push a 2.2 billion cash bonus, fueled by inflationary currency, with dozens of related measures under review. Roosevelt opposes unconditional cash. compromise plans and tax tactics are discussed amid veteran lobbying and American Legion pressure.
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Washington
Dee
Wright Patman
D. Tex
Roosevelt
Cushing
Treasury
Virginia Veterans
Aud
Ience
American Legion Convention
Miami
House
Senate
United States
Congress
The
Legion
Funeral of Sherman J. Miller
Funeral services for Sherman J. Miller of 524 W Washington St were held at Davison Funeral Home Wednesday at 2 30 PM with Rev Perry F Haynes of the First Methodist Episcopal Church presiding assisted by W A Johns. Interment was in Pine Grove cemetery. Bearers were W A Johns Clyde Cook H E Manley George Beecher Fred Barton and Mr Royce. Out of town relatives included three brothers Frank Virgil and Elmer Miller of Columbus Ohio.
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Sherman J. Miller
W. Washington Street
Davison Funeral Home
Perry F Haynes
First Methodist Episcopal Church
W. A. Johns
Pine Grove Cemetery
Clyde Cook
H. E. Manley
George Beecher
Fred, Barton
Mr. Royce
Girl shot by mother sinks in persistent coma
Fourteen year old Imogene Schultz, wounded by her mother Ruth Schultz and left in a near fatal state, remained in St. Vincent's hospital in a coma. Doctors reported her condition as extremely serious as she slowly ebbed toward death.
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Mother Sinks
Eri
Imogene Schultz
St. Vincent's Hospital
Bulee Lo
Ruth Schultz
Imogene
Presbyterian Women's Rag Bag Party Offers Christmas Cheer
Twenty six members of the Mary and Martha Class of the Presbyterian Church gathered at Mrs. B. R. Johnson's home for a tag party. A tureen dinner was served at 6:30 p.m. with seasonal decorations and a candle light table ceremony. After a short meeting, Mrs. R. A. Ott and Mrs. John Rickers led entertainment as Christmas carols were sung and games played. Prizes went to Mrs. Frank Geiger and Mrs. William Johnson for winning games, with Mrs. B. R. Johnson honored as best raggedy lady. Santa Claus distributed gifts from beneath the tree. Assisting hosts were Mrs. D. F. Lundquist and Miss Sarepta Albert.
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Mary and Martha
Presbyterian Church
B. R. Johnson
West Wayne Street
Santa Claus
R. A. Ott
John Rickers
Frank Geiger
William Johnson
D. F. Lundquist
Sarepta Albert
Erie Man Develops Big Frog Business
George Sallot of Erie and Clymer, 49, has built a frog farming enterprise over four years with a rising frog population and plans to reach a million by next year. He operates farms in Clymer and Erie and ships batches to Texas as demand grows.
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Erie
Olymer
George Sallot
Sallot
Clymer
Texas
State Dept plan to ease danger at Boot Jack Hill near Ridgway
The State Department outlines a highway project to straighten and widen the dangerous Boot Jack Hill ascent near Ridgway, where a number of accidents have occurred. The plan targets safer travel for motorists by reducing sharp grades and improving sightlines.
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State Department
Boot Jack Hill
Ridgway
Oldest Acadian hayfork on display at New Brunswick Museum
A 20 year old Acadian hayfork believed to be Canada’s oldest is exhibited at the New Brunswick Museum. The heavy, awkward fork was used by early French settlers and was found in a Little Brook barn of an elderly farmer.
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St, John
N. B
Canada
New Brunswick
Little Brook
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S. E. Miller
Frank Miller
Virgil Miller
Elmer Miller
Columbus
Ohio
Erie Hospital
Shssorss
Hershey's
Brazil
Lincoln
Cor. Main & Center
Delivery Service
Terres
Mrsees
Nester Johnson
Hoover Dustette
Suelion
EE. Guignon
Cora
Spa
Sparte
TI Taroe
Christ Alsdort
Script Mark
Pennathy Davenspire
Marilyn Tear
M Blakesh
Mary
Chester
Orie Webb
Gon
Harl
Sinn Cray Cray
Helen Straite
Strana Totte
Ann
North Thorng Pian
Rowle
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