Winter morning Paragram from scattered notices
Frosty morning recaps diverse items from stamps to oil output. Reports show Associated Gas and Electric System output up 133 percent year over year, debt distribution across federal and local governments, and new two cent Army and Navy commemoratives. Oil production dipped from the prior peak, postal license plate timing, weather shifts, and Catholic world prayer plans. Desertion divorce libel cases in Erie court, employment gains in November, and WPA tree trimming alongside rail freight and steel capacity figures round out a broad snapshot of economic, social, and civic items.
Watch Night Services at Sparta Club Gatherings
Sparta fragment recounts Woman's Club meeting led by Mrs Nellie Steadman with program including ball call current events music readings and Christmas carols. Notices follow of watch night service at the Baptist church a social evening with Berean Fellowship gift exchange Bible studies and January 3 service changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
Woman's Club
Nellie Steadman
Chas. Thompson
Joseph Eastman
Maine
Spartansburg
Minnie Hastman
Lo Davis
Ta Wirth
Addie Hyde
Lina Resford
Charles Thompson
Junior Webb
Bemis Paint
No Y
George Thompson
Wellsboro
Barbara Webb
Mentor
James Straw
Venango
Jacklark
Sherry
Hiram Johnson
Will Johnson
Keith
Wilberta
H. F. Stranahan
Leora
D. D. Stranahan
Philadelphia
The
Sullivan
Joseph
Minnie Eastman
John A. Waugaman
Berean Pellowshig
D. V. ‘Hutchison
Gail Lewis
Jessie Baker
Sherman
N. Y
Lower freight rates could aid Pennsylvania coal markets
United Press reports Loukey and Beamish argue equitable coal freight rates would deter illegal bootlegging in Pennsylvania. Beamish cites 1-cent rate gaps since 1900s linked to southern mines capturing Atlantic demand, suggesting removal would curb illicit anthracite trade affecting up to 30,000 workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morey J. Potter
United Press
Harrisburg
Dev
Pennsylvania
Loukey
Huichild J. Beinish
Lie Public Service Commission
New England
Beamish
5,000 Miners Will Get Work in Pumping Project
State financed pumping operations at 10 flooded anthracite collieries in the Pittston-Duryea area will restore employment for 6,000 miners by February. The program, funded by a $700,000 appropriation approved by the special legislature, aims to prevent idleness of 10,000 workers across 24 mines inundated during the March floods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iy United Press
Harrisburg
Pittston-Duryea
Mines Department
Joseph J. Walsh
Milnes
Marck
Glass Strike Wages Hit Seven Thousand Employed
United Press reports that seven thousand striking workers at the Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company have lost about 1,750,000 in wages since the walkout began October 25. The company estimates hourly workers lose roughly 175,000 weekly and urges prompt action to end the prolonged walkout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Pres
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company
Redef Rolls In City Mount During Week
Seventy eight relief cases were added to the relief rolls in the city during the past week with about 273 persons affected. An average of 40 new cases applied for relief daily. Robert Gatlin head of the Corry offices of the State Emergency Relief Belief Bound announced totals at the start of the week. Case numbers rose from 475 to 998 from the previous week. Bulk of increases tied to suspension of WPA projects with some private employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reller
Corry Ulatriel
Robert Catlins
Corry
State Emerceury Belief Bound
Toway
Asia
Gatlin
Townsend Club Names Officers and Shifts Meetings
The Townsend Cheh No 1 club in Gran theatre announces officers for the year. President J C Sucis, treasurer M Moldituigney, secretary Clyde Copley, and advisor board including John Lanstist and Frank Brooks. The group rents Masonic Hall for Monday evenings starting January 4 with plans to honor Leader Dr Frant Townsend on July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gran Theatre
Amportance
Cuore A. Willer
J. C. Sucis
Moldituigney
Bangler
Clyde Copley
Itraty
Eugene Smithy
John Lanstist
Frank Brooks
Li R, Tiffany
Fred Mixer
Jed Combra
Ae Lewis
Masonic Hall
Chute
Lr. Frant
Townsend
Congregational Supper Thursday at Goldoele Church
Latay pastor Rev Gilbert Lloyd announces church supper Thursday evening at Goldoele church with the ladiva serving and an informal singing time after. The Erie pastor and family will assist with singing and Rev Lloyd will speak on "Making Progress by Looking Back" followed by a testimony hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Row
Hook
Baptist Church
Latay
Goldoele
Gilbert Lloyd
Erie
Lloyd
Malkin
Farmers Store Potatoes As Surge In Prices Looms
Reported by Juul Soulay that thousands of potato bushes are being held by farmers, mainly small growers, to push for higher prices. Current price 0 cents per bushel, with many aiming for 1.10 dollars or more. Market demand rising, supplies expected to tighten soon, while price impact toward consumers remains uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juul Soulay
Vongumera
Asia
Tral
South America
County to Borrow Sum in Early January for Hospital Construction
County commissioners approve borrowing part of the funds for hospital construction. They plan a loan financed by tax revenue and state aid, with the county share totaling about 78,000 dollars from gasoline tax receipts. If oil money arrives late, officials may delay or adjust the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forle
Conerly
Harvey MC Willial
Mutex
Mfr
Ube
Ashley
Lux Sane
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Associated Gas & Electric System
United States
Mabel Newcomer
Vassar College
American, Economic Association
Newcomer
Twocen Army and Navy
Army
Andrew Jackson
Winfield Scott
Navy
Stephen Devatur
Thomas MacDonough
Allegheny River
Franklin
Catholica
Pius XI
KDKA
James M. Delaney
Holy Name Society of Pittsburgh
Gertrude Vanderhoof
Melvin Vander
Hoof
Dunkirk
Lake Erie
Pennsylvania State Employment Service
Allan Hasbrouck
Hia Rceyeidol Lans
Hubbard's Hall
French Creek
Secretary of Agriculture
Henry A. ‘Wallace
Aday
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company
WPA
Pleasant Street
Association of American Railroads
American Iron and Steel Institute
Keister
Sparta
Glenn Steadman
Margaret Hutt
Marjorie
Saturlay
Predonitt N.Y
James Phelps
L. V. ‘Thorogood
Corry Hospital
Nively
Charles Torrey and Son
Rexford
C. L. Rexford
Titusville Hospital
Mary Riley
Hankerdreck
Vincent Riley
W. P. Burlingham
C. B. Thompson
Gerald Shreve
Titusville
R. V. Shreve
Glenn Morris
Scottdale
Raymond Fuller
Sharon
Cassa Puller
Helen Pollack
Shirley
Joan Tillotson
Union City
Carl. Thomas
Billy Tillotson
Bloomsfield
Archie Shreve
Park Davis
Davis
City
Rebekah Old Ladies Home
Anna Richards
Duquesne
Ray
Paul
Leonard Richards
Jesse Whitney
State College
Whitney’ Moet
Mary Ishler
Kenneth McDannell
Montrose, Cole
Gus Frost
J. V. Lathrop
A. A. Gibson
Fred Schermerhorn
City Mount
Townsend Club
George Filiger
Chapin
Coats
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center Street
Corry, Penn
Rome
Oranges
California
del Monte
Ann Page
Krdan's Chateau
A&p
Phillips Tomato
Hampton Soda Clapp's Baby Foods
Sauerkraut
Ann
Sunnyfield
Long Island
Haddock
A&p Food Stores
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