School Band Project Revived By Local Schools
Supt Brown announces revival of a school band project for junior and senior high students with local musicians aiding. Under Mrs Murray, plans call for student participation, instrument collection from former band members, and starting practice soon at the music department. By spring, many students expect to form a real band with instruments supplied or donated.
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Cortes
Mics Murray
Supt Brown
Vor
van Tuys
Philathea Meeting Receives Varied Entertainment
The Philathea group met Monday at Mes Frank West on West Smith Street for an Eve ning Hinsiness and social session. Mrs L K Thomas chaired the entertainment committee and led a program featuring pantomime Bible scenes presented by M iss Mableuifol Miss May Howard Mrs Gilson and Mrs R Thomas. Roles included Ruth and Naomi The Return of Spies from the Promised Land and the Prodigal Son Others portrayed Birthright or a mess of pottage Muses in the Bullrushes The Return of the Prodigal Son and Rot Wife The hostess Mrs Westley assisted by her daughter Mele served frit goele tail wafers cake and coffee. Dainty valentines were given as favors The next meeting will be held Feb 2 with Mrs Mable Varro!
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Philathea
Frank West Jey
West Smith Street
Rell Eal
L. K. Thomas
Mableuifol
May Howard
Gilson
Zane
Mable Varro
Former Day Agent To Know Fate In May
At a regular meeting of the Readers Club held at the home of Mrs. George W. Patterson on Park Street toll call responses named Preston Pryor who conducted raids in Corry will stand trial in a few months. Other items included extortion charges involving Mrs Whittlesey The Numinous Highway Mrs R I Palmer Mr John Singer Sargent Mrs J Fuip William LeRoy Metcalf. The papers were well prepared and formed a pleasing program. A Elia Kang will entertain at the next two weekly meetings.
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George W. Patterson
Park Street
Preston Pryor
Corry
Whittlesey
Nuinna! Highway
Palmer
John Singer Sargent
J Fuip
William LeRoy Metgall
Prohibition Agent Pryor, Ex-Patriot Charged. Erie Case Set May
Erie February report notes Preston IS Pryor, former prohibition agent, charged with extortion and related offenses. Carl Alt, formerly Erie patrolman, pleaded guilty to bootlegging. Judge William Think ordered no quash of the indictment against Pryor and discharged the putative. May sentencing slated after arrests and raids, with Alt found in possession of two barrels of high powered beer.
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Erie
Preston
Pryor
Carl Alt Fof
Erie Patrahman
William & Think
Joseph Motkie
Blackchair
Prohibition
Aps
Tim
Althot
Hetbaury
Alshol
Thirteenth and
Germ Street
Tate
Funeral services for William A. Besson held in Culimbuis
Funeral services for William A. Besson who died at his home in Culimbuis township were conducted this afternoon by Pastor O'clo Rey HP Reaxle of the United Brethren Church at Alexander 8& Cont pars Funeral parlors. Interment was in Pine Grove cemetery with attendees including Trant Barton, Arthur Barton, Lamrylburn, Karles Springfield, Joel Jung and Arthur Wilcox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam A. Besson
Culimbuis
Alexander
O'clo Rey HP
Reaxle
United Brethreny Church
Pine Grove
Trant Barton
Arthur Barton
Lamry!lburn
Karles Springfield
Joel Jung
Arthur Wilcox
Miners’ Bodies Unrecovered After Gas Danger
United States Basin of Mines workers again delay attempts to remove 16 miners killed in Butt No 10 at the Pittsburgh Company mine Homie Test area due to dangerous gas accumulations. Tests show 8 percent oxygen in passages and entry is unsafe until gases are cleared. Exploration of the death chamber will not proceed with company officials stating plans for Thursday or Friday.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
United States Basin of Mines
Butt
Pittsburgh Coompany
Viritag
Cardinal Opposes Compulsory Prohibition in Catholic Stand
Boston reports Cardinal emphasizes voluntary temperance over forced prohibition, arguing it clashes with holy scripture and Catholic tradition. He notes scripture supports individual choice and liberty, urging public patience for a broader reform that respects personal conscience.
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Boston
Mass
William Suylinal O'Gonnell
Arerisai Catholic Terarchy
Waillie Churel
Iver
Catholic
Marsaver
Club Enjoys Fine Program At Monthly Meeting
A varied and interesting program entertained the College Women’s Club last evening at the home of Mr A Lo Smith on Hast Santi street. Mrs Smith and Mes Wit Yai Thorpe hosted. Due to Mrs Batan’s absence presiding, Mrs G S Peek chaired. Mrs WA Martin read a paper on American Music by the Nineuields Qeriuey and Jon Austin sang two ballads. Mrs Whorpes contributed a Sargent headline and Mrs Claredée Laveland presented the World Trip. A lively social hour followed with a delicious luncheon hosted by the hostesses.
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Roy Wis
Yeguia
College
A. Lo Smith
Santi Street
Smith
Mes
Yai Thorpe
Weir
M Jon Austin
Bi Bolt
Aton
Margaret Wideemer
Whorpes
Peck
John Singer Sargent
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Murray
Philatheas
Rexall
Norwegian
Rex All
Condra Pharmacy
PENN
Thie
Westphalia
Alkys
Westphalli
Alkaid
Ji Balow
Jones Looker
DAY
A. Elia Kang
W. A. Besson
H.R. Meritt
W.W. Splane
Louis Walz
G. S. Oberly
Frederick
A. K. Hello
Joseph Seep
CL. Suhr
F. D. Williams
Joseph Levi
W. K. Borland
H. Simpson
A. F. Seep
Oil City Trust Company
Oil City, Pa
J. A. Lanston
Center Street
Bell
Europe
Asia
Africa
Nowraco
Youv Nennett
Thinbis Powder Company
Irvine Mills
Mantas
Thyinye Mills
Iiust
Kodak
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