Four civic clubs boost Emergency Fund efforts in city
Coldest weeks feature a second series of entertainments by four civic clubs for the Community Chest Emergency Fund. Capt. Appleby of the Salvation Army will address services at Meadville, with Appleby assisting. Meanwhile, security holders in Associated Gas and Electric total 220,484 as of January 1, up about 85,000 since December 22, 1929, with 212,410 living in U S and possessions. Governor Pinchot reports 1,200 letters urging utility reform, while Hi Times notes Corry High’s forthcoming junior play and a bank holiday on Lincoln's birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Chest
United States
Union
County Board Seeks Cuts In 1931 Budget
County commissioners struggle with the 1931 budget aiming to reduce expenses by about 121000 before the tax rate setting next Monday. They question court power to issue payments and target a 38000 bill to Russell Indexing Co for new ledgers in Register Howell’s office, while a referral to county solicitor Harold I. Mook is decided.
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Brie
Russell Indexing Co
New York
Howell
Register of
Willy
Henry A. Clark
Phang’ Court
Harold I. Mook
Ralph C. Benedict
Harvey M. Willis
Willis Convicted on 3 Charges of Forgery
Three Titusville youths were found guilty at the Titusville quarter sessions. Paul Willis was convicted of forging and passing checks at local stores, while George Turner and Leon Hoyt were found guilty of automobile theft and receiving stolen property. The cases were prosecuted by Stuart A. Culbertson and defended by Fred C. Kisbert and J. D. Bossard.
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Wekadville
Titusville
Paul Willis
George Turner
Leon Hoyt
George H. DeWalt
Turner
Hoyt
Fred C. Kisbert
Stuart A. Culbertson
Willis
J. W. Bennett & Bro
E. L. Briggs
Workingman’s
Grant
Brownell Shoe
Dan Connell
Bennett
Frank Dell
Workingman's
Corry
J.D. Bossard
Community Aid Chicken Supper Planned in Columbus
Columbus news notes a chicken supper with biscuits mashed potatoes cabbage salad bread pie cake jello and coffee. serving starts 5 30 p m Community Aid members prepare a play this month and Columbus Grange may host guests from Youngsville Grange Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs Gust Christensen hosted a village party last night with a fine social evening and supper.
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Columbus
Community Aid
Gust Christensen
Minister Praises Lincoln’s Education Through Study
Kansas City February 14 Reverend Robert Currit of the First Congregational church defended Abraham Lincoln against being labeled crude. He argued Lincoln’s self taught lessons from the Bible Pilgrim’s Progress and the Declaration of Independence gave him a refined literary style. The address challenged biographers’ views of Lincoln as uneducated.
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Kansas City
Abraham Lincoln
Robert 2. Gurtie
First Congregational Church
Yeading
Pilgrim's Progress
Linco
Currit
Council Aids Unemployed In Kans Burgh Lake Project
Feb 11 The Southover Park Lake fund was increased by a partial appropriation of 500 to finish the lake work after borough council adjournment. Burgess J W Albertson sought 1000 but was cut in half with four to two votes. The four yeas were Trevor McCoy James Morin Denny Davis and Frank Roche. John Retler and John Johnson voted no. Council President Howard McGunnell opened discussion and McCoy warned it may be unwise to spend now, urging a maximum 500 appropriation.
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Kans
Southover Park Lake Poand
Burgess J. W. Albertson
Trevor McCoy
James Morin
Denny Davis
Frank Roche
John Retler
John Johnson
Howard McGunnell
Foy
McCoy
Circle Enjoys Fine Program At Rotary Circle Meeting
At the weekly Circle meeting Mrs. W. H. Howard led a refined program with current events and papers on Architecture Roman Art and the Decadence of Art and Roman Christian Art. Mrs. S. Lewis and Mrs. Glenn Stearns presented subjects while Mrs. F. Crowles discussed the 162 foot Old Roman Wall and Mythology review.
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W. H. Howard
Wilens
S. Lewis
Glenn Stearns
A. L. Fi
F. B. Crowles
Mileh
Prige
GT. McGray
Lincoln
Burlingame
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Appleby
Salvation Army
Meadville
Irs
Edgar White Burrill
Ida M. Tarbell
Albin
Lawrence Park Barracks
State Police
Butler
Lawrence Parke
J. G. Monahan
Pinchot
Shee
Harrisburg
Hi Times
Cur Vies Ute
Dunioy
Winnipeg
American Red Cross
John Barton Payn
Payne
Sher
Thomas A. Edison
Bracken Brothers
N. Troy Gillette
Erie Railroad
U. S. Senate
Senate
Watson
Robinson
Assembly of
Beidelspacher
Lycoming
Columbus Grange
Youngsville Grange
Council
Etta Kett
Paul R
EDI
Edebratd
Shea Avant Etta
Ger Uy
Eita San
Carlis
Kong
Big Sister
Petey Richt
Pete
Ronnie
Pegele
Petey Leien
BO. TI Harta
FU Jes
By Les Forgrave
Whitman
Keister
Circle
Merritt
Warren
Carey
Scierce
Sym
Citizens National Bank
the Bank
Eas
Grale Cemetery
Starr
East Washing- Corry
Journal
Autes
Park St. Doane
Bes
A. S.al
Dottsville
Sugar Grove
Lovells
Elgin
Reilly
Union City
Kennedy Company
Gloversville
Spring Street
Center Street
West
West Pleasant Street
von Anise
Gould Street
John B. Patterson
Say
North Center’ Street
Bud
West Smith Street
R. Beate
Corner Mast and
Pleasant Streets
Guiz
N. Center Bt
Doane
Main St
Lanas
BOR
Hawamenit Elevator Co
Twin
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