Manley Parker Former Theatre Operator Dies in Hyde Town
Gorey friends recall Manley Parker former theatre operator who passed away Sunday after a two day pneumonia battle in Toledo Ohio He managed the Rex Lyric and Drake theatres and was active in civic life born in Pleasantville he lived in this region most of his life Survived by wife and father Charles Parker of Hydetown and by Mrs Bessie Braxham of Hydetown Funeral details to follow in local notices
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Gorey
Thurstay
Manley
Parker
Herd
Salete
Ohio
Horry
Terry W. Barker
Flo
Official contract for REA project not signed yet
A. Smith of North Western Rural Electric Co-operative said the official contract for the rural electrification project has not been signed by the board. Despite approval of a price by Washington officials and the Associated Gas and Electric Company, technical issues delay final signing until lawyers resolve minor matters. signing expected before year’s start.
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A. Smith
Northwestern Rural Electric Co-operative
Co-operative
Associated Gag and Electric Company
Washington
Smith
Coperative
Enstrre
Patrolman Injured After Fall From Fire Rig
Dec 26 frame rosceumn John Emrick suffered a serious injury falling from a fire apparatus while answering an alarm near Uth and Parade streets. He landed on his stomach as the rig moved north, injuring his head and suspected internal injuries. Dr Elmer O'Brien treated him and he was taken to his home at 208 1 Lith Street.
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Grip
Rosceumn
John Emrick
Emrick
Harry Hain
Uth
Parade Streets
Albert Englert
Elmer O'Brien
1. Lith Street
Christmas Programs Shine in Sparta Community Events
In Sparta SPARTANSBURG Dec 26 the Christmas program drew a large crowd with pastor Rev Herbert Schuckers leading decorations and songs. Sunday school numbers included duets solos saxophone and vocal pieces plus Christmas plays. The event closed with teachers gifting students and pastor receiving a wool comforter. The annual Christmas pageant at Sparta Vocational School, directed by Miss Grace Brunner, filled the Grange Hall. Miss Luede Bowen sang and the Girls Glen Club recital drew praise. Afterward the girls sang carols on the streets to shut-ins, a community outreach tied to both church and school.
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Spartansburg
Thee
Herbert Schuickers
Sparta Vocational School
Sparta Grange Hall
Grace Brunner
Addiion
Iss Luede Bowen
Glen Club
Baptist Church
Margaret Morris
Houghton College
Bred Morris
Herbert Schuckers
Greenfiel
Thd
H. E. Manley to Speak at Corry Bible Class
Corry men are invited to attend the Sunday Bible class at the Salvation Army Hall from 3 to 4 PM. All creeds and nationalities are welcome to join this weekly one hour session led by H. E. Manley. Morley noted local resident absent.
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Corry
Salvation Army
Morley
Forecast Predicts Light Snow in Kenton This Winter
Forecaster Frank Arter, assistant weather chief, predicts 24 more snowfalls in Kenton this winter, none heavy. Temperatures will stay at least 10 degrees above record lows, easing concerns as Arter, known for accuracy, shares the outlook.
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Kenton, O
Frank Arter
Cleveland to hear Met in April return
Cleveland will host the Metropolitan Opera Company of New York in April for its first appearance here since 1982. Northern Ohio Opera Association chairman Robert Z Bulkley announced the event.
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Cleveland
Robert Z. Bulkley
Chaiman
Northern Ohio Opera Association
Metropolitan Opera Company of
New York
Brandy Plant May Open In North East
Duwobin Smtd of Grimsbee Canada considers a 750000 brandy plant in North East. A site at North Hast old Ive plant property has been optioned near the Bini vineyard. Canadian reps visited North East and plan to return. North East would not require stock sales but urged 20000 for a goodwill fund. Local grape raisers show strong interest as about 73 to 100 workers would be employed.
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Duwobin
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Grimsbee
Canada
North East
North Hast
North Blast
Asyrain
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Mob Flogs Two Farmers Over Church Attendance
William Inman, 38, a farmer from Free land, and Waldesse Cox, 66, were seized by a hooded mob calling themselves Christians. Inman said the attackers questioned him about irregular church attendance before severely beating him. Cox’s condition and further details were not provided.
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William Inman
Freeland
M. C
Inman
Olice
Waldesse Cox
Nural Presa
Grapefruit Largest in Laecitrus Family. Kumquat Smallest
The grapefruit stands as the largest member of the Laecitrus family while the kumquat is the smallest. This contrast highlights the wide size range within the genus.
Fair Weather Projections For 1907 Pennsylvania Farm Show
Harrisburg reports favorable conditions set the stage for the 1907 Pennsylvania Farm Show, opening January 18 for five days. Secretary J Hansel French predicts attendance records will fall as agriculture rebounds from the depression, citing past attendances of 287,000 and 250,000 at earlier events and noting about 11,000 exhibits planned in the current show.
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Pennsylvani Farm
J. Hansel French
Agricvitira
State Farm
Comazigston
Pennsylvania Agriculture
Keystone State
Pennsylvania
Farm Calendar Highlights From State College Agriculture Notes
Timely reminders cover forest improvement cutting to favor best trees, sweet corn hybrids for vigor and uniformity, and exhibit notes on farm products. Moisture in corn prompts seed checking, milk handling cautions, and strip pruning tests show potential savings. The piece also notes Beltsville cow milking experiments, swine management demonstrations, and the Pennsylvania Farm Show’s scale and impact for farm equipment and blue ribbon winners.
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Penn State Foresters
Penn Tate
Pennsylvania State College
Penn State
Harrisburg
Ube
Pennsylvani Farms
Pennsylvania
Oecuries
Agnally
Christmas Meals Delivered by Salvation Army
Adjutant and Mrs. J F Sullivan thank contributors as the Salvation Army distributes 200 Christmas meals and supplies to families in need. The Rex Hearts show for children raised funds and canned goods, serving about 400 kids. Christmas exercises start tonight with public invitation to attend.
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Salvation Army
J.F. Sullivan
Sulvation Army
Rhmadeira Chelatimay
Keedy
Ony Dal Viraleys
Avie Ly
Svo Limited
Chirkhinas Woneys
Vlatiilns
Millia
Aljutvat
Sullivie Easevialy
Wwes
Rex
Merchail
Army
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