Midnight Service at Emmanuel Plans for Sunday
Christmas Eve service at Emmanuel Episcopal Church features Rev G Stanley West and an augmented choir. The program includes organ carols, candle light processional, hymns, lessons, and a Mozart Mass offertory with a sermon by West. Postlude is a Christmas March.
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Rail traffic surge marks heavy pre holiday travel
A United Press survey shows the No 581 flyer operating in two sections amid record holiday passenger movement through the city. The Pennsyl vania and Erie systems report the heaviest holiday traffic in years with increases from ten percent to as much as double last year. Detroit up fivefold, New York and Pittsburgh about fifty percent, Chicago ten percent, and Kansas City district around one third as travelers head to celebrations.
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Christmas trees stripped in Oil City prompt mayor appeal
In Oil City on December 22, Mayor J G Payne urged parental cooperation to stop vandalism after reports of stolen Christmas tree lights. A First Presbyterian Church lawn tree lost about 20 bulbs. Mrs D R MacKenzie’s home tree lost 48 colored lights. Also Salt Lake City bans handbills in mailboxes to protect mail delivery.
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Funeral Services for Ralph Ormsbee in Elgin
Funeral services for Ralph Ormsbee of Concord township were held at M. B. church in Elgin on Thursday at 2 o clock. Reverend Johon Boryk of Advent Christian church officiated and Edwin Armitage led prayer. Interment followed in Elgin cemetery with bearers Chester Mc Cray Lynn McCray Lyle Peterson and Paul King. Out of town relatives included Mr and Mrs August Lund Miss Anna Lund Miss Carrie Ormsbee and Arthur Anderson of Jamestown New York.
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Jamestown, N.Y
Fayette fields strike postponed easing 1934 tension
Fayette County goal field workers faced a possible wave of strikes as United Mine Workers leaders persuaded 12,000 miners to delay a strike vote delaying potential action into 1934. The move reduced immediate escalation in the region near Uniontown Pennsylvania on December 22.
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Christmas Program At First Presbyterian School
Santa Claus will attend the Sunday School program tonight at 7 o’clock in the First Presbyterian Church. The varied program features recitations by Carl Cox and Lois Wreddell, songs by the Sunday School choir, and a series of dialogues and solos culminating in Silent Night sung by all. In Washington, the government kept the domestic gold buying price at 24.06 per gram as it starts its silver coinage drive.
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Christmas Entertainment At M. E. Church
Christmas exercises at the First Methodist Episcopal church feature the Sunday school annual program at 7 40 pm. A pageant directed by Mrs J B Cogan follows with Santa Claus visit. Students perform carols readings and solos including Silent Night and Bethlehem with classes led by Mrs Rhodes Miss Young and Miss Mack among others.
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Cash distribution to Standard Plate Glass stockholders
Butler December 21 A cash distribution of 51226 was paid yesterday to 450 common stockholders of Standard Plate Glass Corp since its takeover by Franklin Glass Corp on October 1 An upcoming distribution is planned Preferred stock from 1931 paid 11 50 per share the original cost was 10
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Special spring session eyed for budget and reforms
Unclear special session plans outline $20,000,000 unemployment relief and $40,000,000 in pensions and school aid funded by liquor tax and motor funds. Also notes constitutional amendments, a milk control board, rejected voter reforms, and bills on highways, housing, labor, and unemployment insurance. General Martin praised session achievements while Warren Van Dyke criticized in comments ahead of next year’s governor race.
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