Valentine Tea Enjoyed at Harding School Event
A Valentine Tea at Harding School drew about fifty parents and friends for a program led by Mrs. Douglas Rozelle. The Junior High faculty performed, with piano, trumpet, vocal, reading, and duets, followed by tea, cakes, and decorated tables. Mrs. Glen Hepler received a special award, and Mrs. Lela Landers left for Union City for the rest of the week.
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Harding School
Valentine Lea
Douglas Rozelle
Roy Street
Barton Smith
Mildred Denton
Mra
L. R. Tiffany
Donald Watson
Mary Jourdet
Wilfsid Pomoray
Margaret O'Hare
Harold G. Wolfe
Prank Graft
Dorothy Boland
Carol Mae Hositin
Raymond Cathers
Rachel Graft
Harry Spicer
Genevieve Johnson
Reading
J. B. Cogan
Johnson
Denton
Rey Street
Glen Hepler
Lela Landers
Union City
Personal Notices from Meauvile Area Return Home and Travel
Local notices list residents visiting relatives and returning home from Belmont and Pittsburgh. Names include James Neil, Miss Prances Nebil, Rex Mulheirn, Rose Mulwert, Charles Seimitz, Frank Zohna, Abe Gumbinski, John Dempsey, Arthur Hackenberg, Rose Mutheius, H Thomas, George VanSick, Floyd Martin, Raymond Yohe, and others. Activities cover deaths, family visits, business travel, and hospital stays across Meauvile, Ripley, Union City, Pittsburgh, Greenville, and Findley Lake with multiple bereavement and travel mentions.
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Joseph Riley
Meauvile
James Neil
Belmont
Prances Nebil
Jwhch
Rex Mulheirn
Everning
Philadelphia
Mesmother
Janes Mulwele
Rose
Mulwern
Charles Seimitz
Pyanlin
Frank Zohna Tail
Wo H. Degean
Ripley
J. A. Cassidy
Unis
Moley
Abe Gumbinss
Chilson
Rive
Married at Jamestown and other notices from Hawaii
Miss ay Bishrip and her spouse were married at James Saturday amid bush dust sounds. Attended by Mr and Mrs Bid Hi Corry. Mr and Mrs Aligier will reside in Corry for now due to Aligier’s local employment. Hawaii tax chief predicts motor vehicle tax collect will reach 957000 with 36000 registered cars. Mary Harris Sterk, at 101, recalls doctors once said she would not live ten more years.
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Hawaii
Honolulu
David L. Conkling
Weak
Napa, Wal
Mary Harris Sterksev
Funeral of former Corry man at Erie
Bev S Bright, 86, formerly of Corry, died Monday in St. Vincent’s hospital Erie after illness. He lived in Corry for years then moved to Edwardsville, IL, and became office manager of the U. S. Radiator Corp. Born Waterville, N.Y., he leaves sister Dell Darling wife of Sheriff Pett Darling and brother Harry M Bright of Gy City. Funeral arrangements at Chester A. Schmidt Funeral Home on Visst GL Street to be announced.
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Erie
Bev S. Beignt
Corry
del Darling
St. Vineii's Hospital
Bright
Edwardsville
Radiator Corp
Waterville
N.Y
Dell Darling
Sherif
Pett Darling
Harry M. Bright
Chester A. Sehaat
Visst
Tighten Web Around Mattson Case Suspect
Report outlines movements of Poracki as traced by Inspector McConnachie in a Tacoma area inquiry. Suspect reportedly entered Canada from Orville Wash and crossed into B C then Train B C while avoiding major routes before being captured at Pembina. Investigators note possible prior criminal history in Austria and records of theft and peddling in the U S.
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Tacoma
Matlson
Taco
Ben
McConnachie
Poracki
Mattson
Mattson Iidnaper Poracki
Osoyos
B. C
Ornville
Wash
B.C
Canada
Castwann Ty Emerson
Pembina
McConnachie Sa Poracki
United States
Seattle
Austria
Departmental bills advance in legislature
Harrisburg February reports new departmental measures backed by the Barle administration as the sixth week of the session continues. Proposals include statewide slum clearance and low rent housing, a five member state housing board, and restrictions on high cost ventures with funds allocated for low cost apartments. Debates center on enabling consumer discount firms to fill gaps in consumer credit between small lenders and banks.
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Rgss Downing
United Press
Harrisburg
Barle
Bis
Eymenitiers
Georgee H. Dirie
Bien Phim
Pevenil
Fedial
Warls
Joseph A. Siston
Oiintor
Hunting Department
Ronsumer Credi
Buklets Urge Nightly Urination Relief Factor
A drugstore ad promotes Buklets as a remedy for bladder irritation causing nocturnal awakenings. It claims ingredients like juniper and others flush acids and impurities, promising relief from scanty flow, frequent desire, and burning with a money back offer. Named: Keister's Drug Store advertised as the supplier.
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Nature
Keister
Flood looters cash in on Louisville flood
Police report stand ready to estimate looting losses at about 1 million dollars as flood waves receded through Louisville western and southern sections. Merchants including drug and grocery stores and small restaurants were stripped of goods in the aftermath.
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Ay United Press
Louisville
Louis- Vill
Landon to Open Guns On F D R Court Reforms
Former Governor Landon plans a critical speech in New York Friday night before the National Republican Club attacking President Roosevelts judiciary reform. He had opposed expanding the Supreme Court but will likely address the plan, saying he is revising his prepared remarks after recent events.
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National Republican Club
New York
Lewis Larkin
United Press
Topeka
Kan
Ale M. Landon
Roosevelt
Nationalepublica Club
Supreme Court
Mr. Roosevelt
Hat
Landon
Vmn
Market Gossips on Steel Stock and Auto Sales
Short sales push U S Steel common stock up as the market weighs a rapid 24 point year rise. Bears demand premium while conservatives warn against excessive gains and potential higher margins. Scrap prices hit new highs and General Motors January sales reach 103,065 cars and trucks, the strongest January since 1930.
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Elmer C. Walzer
United Press
New York
Shorts
U. S
General Motors Corporation
Warner Bros Feature Shines Amid Market Quiet
United Press reports a subdued stock market with rubber shares and entertainment issues drawing interest. Warner Brothers Pictures leads the feature list alongside major names like American Can, General Electric, General Motors, and Westinghouse, highlighting a mix of entertainment and industrial stocks as traders watch for notable activity.
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Warner Bros. Pictures
United Press
New York
Bethlehem Stee
Cose Bohm
Curtiss-Wright
Cccccsceyeseuey
Columbia Gas
Heroes
Arle AB
Chrysler Hees
Continents
Candy BO
Erie
General Electric
General Motors
Otis Sted
Ees Servieees Packard
Paramount Pit
Galle Eerie
Bate Stamiard OW
Warner Brow
Cere Westinghouse Blgetyic
Woolworth
SBME
Youngstown S&tyvcceeerse
N.Y
Gurp
Arkansas Gi Aero Supply
Asso Gas & Electric Cities Service
McCord Ral
Lone Star Gas
West Pub Serv
Heavy snows paralyze Pacific Northwest as California cools
The Pacific Northwest faced its heaviest snowstorm in four decades as colder conditions spread, easing flood risks in California. Rivers along the Columbia and Willamette stopped rising while western cities noted near freezing temperatures as residents prepared for continued winter conditions.
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United Press
San Francisco
Pacific Northwest
California
Cascades
Columbia
Willamette
Euel
Mero
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