Spartansburg School Christmas Program Tonight at Grange Hall
Spartansburg Consolidated School presents a Christmas program at the Grange Hall in Spartansburg this evening at 8 15. Admission is free and the public is invited to attend the exercises featuring readings, songs, a dramatization Why the Chimes Ruiz, and a pupil chorus with soloists and a full cast guided by Mrs Matteson and others.
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Grange Hall
Spartansburg
Doris Teii Morrizon
Lola Thorogood
Blakeslee
Pauline Saneve
Tablequx
Bethlehem
Mary
Doris Jean ‘Platt
Josep
Chester Risenberick
Orie
Are
Almén Webb
Robert Matterson
Earl ‘Harpster
Hark the
Herald Angels
Angels
Martha Hiley
Neva Brown
Carol Wirth
Lulubelle Fuller
Eva Riley
Margaret Cowles
Lena Erhart
Ruth Goodwill
Ruth Livenspier
Maxine Kinney
Eileen Knight
Grace McCray
Margaret McCray
Viola McCray
Edna Rhodes
Faye Sayer
Helen Starem
Mary Skiff
Edna Straite
Doris Stranahan
Steen
Victor Sayer
Bertel
Neil Burton
Dorothy (Riley
James Brown
John
Rowley
Glenn Crosby
Létha Shreve
Torrey
Rosa Cook
King
Thomas Richards
Helen Crosby
Matteson
Helen Bates
Ann Bell
County Agricultural Ass'n Names Officers
Harry Backus was elected president of the Exe County Agricultural Extension association at its annual meeting in Sun and Peach Streets First Presbyterian church. Lester Hasbach was chosen vice president with Harry Burrows secretary and Hubert Trask treasurer. The session drew over 1400 delegates and featured home economics exhibits led by Miss Eleanor Smith.
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Prif
Harry Backus
North Mast
Exe County
Eleanor Smith
State Extension Bureau
H. Belknap
Waterford
M. G Hepner
St. Mary's. College
North Easle
Bee
North East
Lester Hosbach
Weis Ibrary
Raymond Riley
North Girard
Wired Brown
Weis Library
Edward Clare
Harborcreek
Harry Burrows
Wattsburg
Woodlot
Carter Hill Happenings Highlight Community Weekend
Local notices from Carter Hill detail visitors from Brie Corry and Spring Green, including Sam Smith and families. Entries recount recent operations, family gatherings, church events, and a school entertainment schedule at Carter Hill.
Five Damage Suits After Fatal Bradford Crash
Five damage suits were issued in McKean County Court against J Sanford Rose of Cleveland after the September 28 crash at the B P highway and Warren Bradford road intersection in Custer City that killed Mrs John A Peterson and injured six other Peterson family members. Rose faces manslaughter charges from a coroner's inquest finding him careless in operating his car. Disturbing details list Edwin Peterson and children Gloria Beverly Edwina among the injured.
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J. Sanford Rose
Cleveland
McKean
Kane
J, Sanford Rose
Custer City
Bradford
John A. Peterson
Peterson
Rose
Mullin and Woods
Francis M. Nash
Braiford
Edwin J. Peterson
Gloria
Beverly
Edwina Peterson
Warren-Bradford Road
Edwin Peterson
John ‘A. Peterson
Bradford Hospital
Wdwina
Nephew of Erie Woman Killed in Auto Crash
Henry Watson, 30, husband of Mrs. Fred Slocum of Logan, died in an automobile crash south of Logan when his car toppled after rounding a curve. His wife Breen Watson, 2, died in the same accident. A third person suffered minor injuries. Watson’s jaw was broken and was expected to recover. The vehicle was nearly demolished. the family, prominent in Logan, had three children.
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Henry Watson
Ohin
Emie
Fred Slocum
W. Tisteeel
Chepyington’s Hospital
al Logan
Mir Breen Watson
Logan Cuty
Watson
Wakeview
Aehiuimesquis
Logan
Oyo
Harey
Jand Charles
Nine Mont
Eran
Mother and Son Ill After Eating Poison Mushrooms
A mother Mrs Remone Keemerski and her son Stanlay Raxbstski, 27, of 18 East 2nd Street hamel hospital after poisoning from mushrooms. Both responded to treatment and rested through the night. Mortgage trust details and payoff checks to be distributed by Francis B. Quin and Enoch C. Fler trustees.
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Hamel
Remone Keemerski
Stanlay Raxbstski
Erie Tras
Francis B. Quin
Enoch C. Fler
Patrick Conner Nominated as State House Speaker Choice
In Harrisburg on December 20 United Press reports Republican House members caucused to nominate Patrick Conner of Philadelphia as their speaker candidate for the January 1 allocation. Conner, the chamber’s senior member by service since 1901, is to be presented alongside the Democratic nominee when the House convenes, with the Democrats controlling both parties.
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Conner
United Press
Harrisburg
House
Patrick Conner
Philadelphia
Wespublican House
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Sparta
County Agricultural Ass’n Names Officers
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Robert Morris
Mike Elchynski
Sam Smith
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Bertha Fantmier
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