Relief Classes Inaugurated In Union City
Union City February 1 money from the state Emergency Educational branch is appropriated for Union City and this week classes are organized by Paul Hulling who has charge of the project. Mr Hulling will be at the library Monday evening to explain the work and subjects. Unemployed and those not in school may attend. Clubs or groups may join to study literature grammar spelling and English. Classes will be held on various evenings of the week.
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Union City
Paul Hulings
Mn Hulings
Nebraska Seeks Public Power Districts Across State
Nebraska planners envision large government funded public power districts to absorb output from two new generating plants costing 15 million dollars. The Southeast Nebraska Power District already negotiates with Columbus Genoa authority for output and aims to start service by midsummer. Plans call for at least three more districts at an estimated ten million dollars, funded by federal works grants, to bring electricity to rural areas for private utilities.
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Columbus
Neb
Ire3
Fuplin
Nebraska
PWA
Columbus-Genoa Power Dnal
Pionteer
Ubility
Congress
Roosevelt
Tennessee
Score Seek Share in $300000000 Estate
Marching from across the United States and Canada, heirs contest the will of Jacob Baker who died in 1839. The estate, reportedly worth 200 million dollars, centers on 11 000 acres in 16 Pennsylvania counties. The hearing before Register of Wills Harry V. Dougherty was scheduled for today with attorney Robert M. Boyle present.
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United Froe
Philadelphia
Jaco Baker
United States
Canada
Register of Wills
Harry V. Dougherty
Robert M. Boyle
Baker
Pennsylvania
Peter
Elizabeth
Luzerne
Somerset
Berks
Miflin
Armstrong
Bedford
Allegheny
Northampton
Beaver
Warren
Clinton
Westmoreland
Washington
Huntingdon
Indisha
Lough
Kornmax Rifle Club Tops Ajax in Red and Gun League
Kornmax rifle team beat the Ajax squad 1869 to 1827 in a Red and Gun Club Rifle League match. Gick led winners with 228 while G Kittleberger led losers with 233. Emblem its will met the Raymonds tonight.
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Kornmax
Ajax
Red and Gun Club
Gick
G. Kittleberger
Raymonds
Neups
Fire hydrant service restored in Everson
The Public Service Commission was informed that the Citizens Water Company of Scottdale has restored fire hydrant service in the borough of Everson as requested by the commission.
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Everson
United Press
Harrisburg
Public Service Commission
Citizens Water Company of
Scottdale
Fyverson
Arkansas Legislature Sets Speed Record in First Week
Little Rock February reports record activity as the Arkansas General Assembly introduces 187 bills in week one of the 1984 session. House 120 and Senate 67, with topics ranging from horse racing, pari mutuel betting, liquor, sales tax, pensions, and state police to hunting bills for fox and squirrel conservation. Some measures appear aimed at drawing attention from conservation efforts, provoking rivalries among legislators.
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Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas
Gi General Assembly
House
Senate
General Assembly
J. M. Putzell
G. B. Calvin
Banking
Legislate
Value of Pennsylvania schools tops half a billion
Harrisburg reports late surveys place the value of Pennsylvania s 12 000 school buildings at 572 655 707. Most are one room schools with a single teacher, equipment and grounds. The tally underscores the scale of the rural education network and its investment.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Man Near Death From Gas Fumes
A man believed to be C. C. Clark of Munyville lies in critical condition at Jamestown General Hospital after gas poisoning, police suspect suicide. He was found in Room 12 of a south Main Street rooming house with head over an open hot plate and was taken to the hospital by police in the 6:30 p.m. hour.
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Jamestown
Feb
C. C. Clark
Munyville
Jamestown General Hospital
Walfred Carlson
South Main Street
Richard A. Kinney
Clark
U B Woman's Aid Society Meets in February Fund Drive
The Womans Aid Safety of the United Brethren in Christ Church met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bush on North Center street for a sewing and devotional session. Mrs. Don Quiver, president, presided. Quilting was done during the hour. A ways and means committee including Mrs. Arthur Fitch, Mrs. R. H. Van Tassel, and Mrs. A. L. Heckathorne was appointed to raise funds for February.
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Womans Aid Safety of the
United Brethren In Christ Church
Hi. Bush
North Center Street
Don Quiver
Arthur Fitch
R. H. van Tassel
A. L. Heckathorne
Birds Repair Old Nests In Crevice Homes
Birds reuse aged nests and cavities, with eagles and owls observed in hollow trees. The creatures repair holes and store bones for lining while wandering birds occasionally nest in remote locations during warmer months.
Noted speaker heard at Kane
David Seabury, famed American psychologist, addressed over two hundred fans at the First Congregational Church in Kane on Our Undiscovered Resources. He warned that negative images and habits can block or unleash brain power, urging a shift in attitude to reveal latent abilities. Also notes policyholder notice: Corry Mutual Fire Insurance amendment to form name Mutual Benefit Fire Insurance Company, new principal office Huntingdon, and policy validity changes.
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Keane
First Congregational
David Seabury
Kane Study Club
Seabury
Ccorry Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Pennsylvania
Corry Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Mutual Benefi Fire Insurance Company
Huntingdon
Penna
Corry Mutual
W. Emmert Swigart
John W. Swigart
High Speed Rail Travel Foreseen Within Two Years
Philadelphia February 1. Passenger trains are to run up to 100 miles per hour and freight at 60 miles per hour within two years, a Carnegie Steel Co. forecast by I Lamont Hughes president. Improvements to rails and locomotives will enable faster travel with new bridges tunnels and track bed changes needed in mountains. He linked railroad and steel fortunes, urging renewed durable goods production for prosperity.
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Philadelphta
I. Lamont Hughes
Carnegie Steel Co
Hughes
Wals al
Hughes de Heyes
Burns Cure Ointment San Cura Heals Injuries
An advertisement touts San Cura Ointment as a rapid healer for burns cuts and bruises offering relief from itching bleeding and pimples. It promises refunds if unsatisfied after a trial and notes availability at drug stores with 60c and 1A sizes.
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