Erie youths join CCC camp near Ford Hoyle Ma in January
A group of thirty youths from the Erie district will enroll in a Civilian Conservation Corps camp at Ford Hoyle, Massachusetts, next week after selection. The Camp Caledon alumni gather for a reunion at Luther Memorial Church Erie. Vocational Day at Harrisburg will draw about 4,000 students with 700 tots and 2100 blankets borrowed by the state Department of Public Instruction for sleeping in the show building.
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Scientists Gather For Annual American Association for Science Meet
Pittsburgh hosts 5000 scientists as the American Association for the Advancement of Science opens its annual convention at Mellon Institute. More than 1500 papers will be read on new advances in science over five days, with exhibits on cosmic ray detectors, artificial radioactivity, heavy water, and four‑dimensional projection models.
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Oil City Plans House-to-House Housing Act Education
Oil City officials and the Emergency Employment Bureau outline a city wide canvass to explain the housing act benefits. About sixty workers will visit every home, with the Chamber of Commerce raising funds for stamps and stationery and city offices providing space and phones.
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Big Cleveland Expo Opens Saturday At Public Hall
Cleveland gears up for the nine day big expo starting December 29 with hundreds of exhibits detailing Northern Ohio’s billion dollar trade empire. Mayor Harry K. Davis and President Roosevelt aide Donald E. Richberg attend the prelude, while 40,000 cars are expected daily and a monster 8000 vehicle parade headlines the opening weekend.
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Postal Force On Normal Basis After Rush Period
The outgoing mail and packages ran higher than last year with a small increase, while incoming mail and transfer work rose considerably. Sunday service before Christmas provided extra time to handle local deliveries. Late trains, weather, and holiday rush caused some disruption, yet the local force delivered their best service.
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Election Calendar Outlined for 1896 Primaries and November Ballot
Harrisburg officials release a tentative 1896 election calendar prepared by Deputy Secretary George D. Thoray. It sets September 17 as the fall primary day and November 5 for the municipal election, with registration and petition deadlines and financial reporting dates detailed for Philadelphia third-class cities, Scranton, Pittsburgh and other jurisdictions.
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Dairymen Meet at Wattsburg
A meeting of the Ne VaRymen League Co operative Association will be held at Wattsburg on Saturday December 29 at 10 30 o clock. Those interested in the dairy industry are welcome. Ladies are asked to furnish milk sandwiches and a tureen for the supper dinner served at noon.
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Two Elk County Commissioners Seek an Appeal
Ridgway Der 27. District Attorney G B Stray served notice as two Elk County commissioners plan a petition to appeal a Superior Court decision. They were found guilty in June of misconduct in office and jailed briefly before a supersedeas freed them pending appeal. Citizens expect possible further indictments and county court action. Old 1908 law halted Sunbury walkathon at Island Park Pavilion. Clergy protested a 12 hour limit on athletic contests.
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