Community notes from a small town lodge and events
Charles Springstead hosts Woodmen Cir meeting at East Wayne street home with a green dinner for twenty attendees. Valentines decorations and cards, local residents attend. Henry Collum away in Huntington, a death of Thy Frank Hawley in Dulots noted. Burial in Dover shire. Deer herds described as healthy due to mild winter. A bank of notices include a fire at a chicken hatchery with losses between six and nine thousand dollars and an incubator damaged. Wright County police report Kane Waybo Haines arrested for a counterfeit $10 bill found on Fraley street, offered to repay. Regular meals at Phoenix Restaurant and a group party at East Wayne street. Civil War veteran Jumps Alshe celebrated his 19th antennae in Connecticut.
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Cirb
Charles Springstead
East Wayne Street
St Valeitine
Henry Collum
Cirle
Huntington
Calis
Newhouse Shoehouse
Kane
Waybo Haines
Pole
Fraley Street
Ha Jas
Nile
Haines
C. R. Larson
Center Street
Hens Pleasantty
Charlotte EachorBer
B. Hulings
Lucile Root
Baghofer
Masson Cogswil
Beatrice Hing
Myrile Kysr
Murjaté McElroy
Kiden Rathbun
Lrelle Root
Virginia Smith
Retna Crawford
Phoenix
Alshe
Clock in Cameron county court house tower frozen
The Cameron county court house clock is stuck after a day of rain and blizzard winds. Janitor Merrick Barker climbs stairs to observe, noting the hands show the same hour twice as ice covers the dials and stops movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will J. Wilcox
Cameron County Court House
Emporium 1A
Merrick Barker
Lindsley
Spiesman
M. M. Doelwood
Titusville School Board
Stockton
First Ave
Funds Sought to Extend Civil Works Administration Program
Hopkins stated a unemployment insurance schema is needed as CWA funds would be exhausted by February 10. Government has invested 500 million nationwide with 175 to 200 million for states and cities. A 95 million bill should fund relief work through next January or perhaps two to three months longer if seasonal activity delays pickup. He suggested a possible continuation a few weeks beyond May 1 if needed and noted plans to gradually reduce payrolls. Federal compensation for deceased or injured relatives was projected at 24 million, though the draft bill may exclude future CWA workers from such benefits.
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Hopkins
PWA
CWA
Probe death of Erie man under police inquiry
Frank Crajkowsz a World war veteran aged 14 or 24 or 34? no. He died after a drinking brawl at Mrs Josephine Kowalski's home. Kowalski and two boarders Edward Bednarczyk and Adam Mazur are held on open charges while a third man is sought for questioning. The death occurred from a fractured skull and internal hemorrhages after a fall on a stairway.
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Brie
Frank Crajkowsz
Parade Street
Josephine Kowalski
Lie Hamet
Priday
Kowalski
Oscar Adams
Gen. Wochner
Hamar Hospital
Barr
Delegates Named for DAR Convention in Washington D C
Brokenshey Valley Chapter names delegates for the Daughters of the American Revolution convention to be held in Washington D C this April. Mrs A Ella King and Mrs Diryson Olmstead are named delegates with Mrs B F Stare and Mrs J J Desmionis alternates. A bridge party fundraiser and annual gifts to top seniors are planned. March meeting set for Mrs H J Davis residence.
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Washington, D.C
Brokenshey Valley
B. F. Stir
Maple Avenue
A. Ella King
Diryson Olmstead
Washington, D. C
B. F. Stare
J. J Desmionis
Bates
Yoteil
J. H. Castor
East Frederick Street
Ways and Means
James Metrinis
Ehaibmin
Moe
Sean Brown
Alaska
Jnst
Story
Antrew’ Paulson
P. Cronin
Giblin
R. F. Livermori
Stad
HJ. Davis
West Congreas Street
Prohibit Loans to Defaulting Nations
Washington February 2 The Senate today reconsidered and acted to close American money markets to nations in default on debts to the United States government. The measure moves to the House where support for such registration has grown. It would prohibit public or private loans to defaulting nations or the purchase of their bonds or securities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
United States
House
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Abe
Boston Butts
Hamburg
Wing - Willi Star Stores
Charies P. Tustin
Stockton’s
Frank Hawley
Pennsylvania
Herrisburs
Grange Ball
West Spring Creek
Moonlight Serenaders
Warnes
Chipak Welighorn
Hovsr Isi
Clexw
Insusinea
Jean Ife
Callies
Beth
Clyde Dayton
Olean
Michael Litz
Kelly's
St -A
Demenics Cascinal
Johnsonburg
Indiana County
Nationial Surety Co
N. Center St
Frank Litz, Jr
Per&in Grocery Store
T Ridgway
The
Nation: Wide Stores Organization
Itomas Lyfioh
Conneautville
Hig Farnat
Ol Aizen
Meadville High School
Warren P. Norton
Spiesman’s
Joe Mohar
Freeman
Kane Summit
Mchar
J. L. Spielman
Lovell Manufacturing Company
Erie
Department of Agriculture
A. H. Homer & Company
West Main Street
Sons of the American Legion
W. E. Ora
East Pleasant Street
Frank Czajkowski
Urga
Vali
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