Agreement on settlement of yard shortage
On December 28 a county board agreed to accept 13250 in full settlement of a 16000 yard shortage tied to former prothonotary James Yan. Commissioners and attorney Francis Juin of Royal Infinity Co will sign papers in two days, ending a long controversy. Previous offers were 10000, with many talks over 90 months.
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Drie
Contovers
James
Yan
Francis 3
Juin
Royal In Iinity Co
New York
Bondsmen Award
Harvey ML
Seltling Owl
County Ft
Christmas Offering at Beaverdam Friday
Beaverdam notes a busy social scene with church programs and many local families hosting and attending Christmas gatherings. The Ladies Aid of the M. E. church held a near Christmas party, and the United Brethren in Christchurch and Spencer church events drew sizable crowds. Readers report dinners, visits, and multiple households hosting relatives during the holidays, with a focus on community fellowship and seasonal charity.
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Spencer Church
World record Kiwanian honored for long attendance
World records set at Oil City Kiwanis meeting with Dr H I Lamb of Rouseville recognized for regular attendance at Kiwanis meetings for over ten years. A 10 year tape medal will be presented, engraved on back with Dr Lambs note and the date July 17 1932. The unbroken record marks a rare achievement in Kiwanis International.
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Oil City
Kiwanis Club
Oi! City Kiwanis
H. 1
Rouseyillga
Polunte Ab
Kiwanis
Pennsylvania
Wedesday
J.H. Chickerink
Lamb
Agricultural Extension Assoc Meets For Community Sessions
The Agricultural Extension Association plans lantern slide show sessions to share crop and farm information and discuss plans for 1933. Meetings are slated across multiple communities, with dates and locations including Sun City Library and Waterford High School, inviting neighbors to attend for the latest data and planning help.
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Zive Informahn
Iles
Tenisihi
Lester Hoshiteh
Wels
Christmas Carols Sung On Streets
Christmas carols were sung on streets of Franklin and Rocky Grove Saturday night by volunteers arranged by the public service corps. A hospital program was held at Franklin hospital with nurses and patients, and the event featured a friendly, festive crowd.
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Anklin
Rocky Grove
Kevelovin Public Sorp Co
S.J. Daniels Trans Co
Wiinakary
He G. Reading
Milas Hevieve Cleveland
Past Year Unprofitable for Pennsylvania Farmers
Harrisburg December 28. Low prices and short crops burdened Pennsylvania farmers. The state department of agriculture valued total crops at 83 million dollars, far below the 1831 figure. The commonwealth led in cigar filler tobacco, buckwheat, and apples, ranking across other crops including maple products peaches and grapes, potatoes, hay, wheat, and corn.
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Eyuinee
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
State Department of Agenlture
Tobauco
Funeral of Leo Higgins in Corry at St Thomas Church
Requiem for Leo Higgins who died at Corry hospital after illness was held at 9 a m at St Thomas church with Rev Frances Grayce PA presiding. Interment followed in St Thomas cemetery. Bearers included Fred Taylor Wilfred Johnson Ray Covert Dean Mitchell Len Howlett Robert Carroll. Attending notables from city and area included Mr and Mrs William Fitzgibbons and son William Jr of Pittsburgh ERL Covert W Covert and family North East and Mr and Mrs Ray Johnson. Visitors included Mrs Cam Wagner of Erle and Miss Virginia Hoerbell of Butler visiting Mr and Mrs Charles McLaughlin.
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Beaverdam
Walter Proctor
Stanley
Tay Smith
Bertha Showers
Bradforn
J. M. M Clelland
Curtis Showers
Clifford Curtis
Kineton
H. D. Whitney
John Whitney
Albion
H. H. Williams
Richards
Union City
Carl Lyons
Amos Tanner
Sherman
N. x
United Brethren
Christchurch
R. Lyons
Lois
Spencer Church
Spencer School
Charles Proctor
Donation
Charles Hedge
Lon Prostor
Carl Proctor
Sins Rexford
Warren
Harry Johnson
S. Marshall Rose
Delbert Parkhurst
Alarm
Phris
A. Lyer
Lyle Proctor
Home Makers Club
Ralph Baker
Beil Bowen
Lee Progtor
William
Arthur
Ed. Watrous
Progtorville
James Conwell
Swere
Byron Crowell
M. L. Breed
Mays McDonald
Erle
Charles Bush
Clarence Bisbee
Ghint Bisbee
Wattsbury
Spencer Church Vail
Shepherd of Bethlehem
M. E. Church
Dininer
Alexton Peterson
Fay Luistie
Haghiond
Jackie
Myrtle Jean
Gowands
N. Y
Orig Borstorff
Betty
Allene
Clion Elisart
W. Hl. Cummings
Dinpur
Clarence Bishee
Charlo
Waller Proctor
Charles Swan
Jack Holcolm
Jack
Hunier
Joyce
Alton Messenger
Wether Tubbs
Kris
J. M. Medell
Simday
Maybelle Williams
Gord Bagley
Corry
Jesse Whitney
Spartansburg
Paul Smith
Proctorville
Leon Proctor
Charles Hodze
Charles Fisher
Marshall Ross
Rexford and
A. Lyena
Kenneth Adams
Alton
Spen
Sten Kappel
Cottage Hill
Melgie Hunt
Chen Edwin
Evelyn and
Marion
North Hast
Robert Mulvin
Merle Bowen
Jowett
James Crowell
M. L. Bree
Ira. Mitchell
Elgin
Lee Proctor
Willian
Bert Watrous
Leo Maynard
Watham Fisher
North West
Leo Higgins
Corry Hospital
St.Thomes Church
Frances Grayce
St. Thomas Cemetery
Fred Taylor
Three Hurt In Auto Crash Near Franklin
Three people were injured in a collision at about 4 05 o'clock Monday evening on the Mercer road two miles from Franklin. Arthur L. Baker of Sage Run Read drove toward Franklin with Mrs Bulger, her two sons Billy 9 and Paul 7 and Mrs Baker's mother Mrs Mary McKean of 61 Plumer Street. They collided head on with a truck driven by S Ferguson of Brookville. Mrs Ferguson 8 was riding with her husband. Mrs McKean suffered a fractured weight wrist and a severe wound to the head. Mrs Baker sustained a severely strained wrist and knee cuts. Mrs Ferguson sustained a fractured knee and possible broken leg. All occupants except the two car drivers escaped with minor injuries. Mrs Ferguson was taken to relatives in Stonehouse. The others were taken to their homes.
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Franiculy
Mercer Road
Franklin
Frantlin
Arthur L. Baker
Sage Run Read
Bulger
Billy
Pail
Iteetion
S. Ferguson
Brookville
Fergison
Stonehoro
Vatican admission restricted by Holy See tickets required
Vatican City enters new access rules as the Holy See restricts entry to Vatican City. Workmen and pilgrims receive special identification cards and admission to papal audiences requires invitation tickets. New entrances will regulate visitor flow to shrine and museums.
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Vatican
Holy See
United Press
Vatican City
Papal
Kin of Kephart dies after fatal injuries in Pennsylvania
At Torney John Kephart of Philadelphia nephew of Justice John W. Kephart of the New York State Supreme Court died Friday in the Frang Hospital at Confluence near Untontown Pennsylvania. He suffered a skull fracture and puncture wounds after an incident at the Antanintike venue. New Castle considers a city tax levy of one half mill to ten mills for the coming year to fund operating departments.
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United Press
John Kephart
Philadelphia
John W. Kephart
Supreme Court
Frang
Confluence
Here
Kephar
New Castle
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