Improvements Made to Church at Columbus
Rev F A Wimer to have charge of services Sunday February 16 at 3 pm Sunday school at 2 pm New windows added to church improving comfort after prior storms. Senior class of high school to serve supper Thursday evening February 18 featuring chicken with biscuit mashed potatoes peas carrots cabbage salad pickles jelly tea and butter. Thirty-one attended youth meeting, music by Miss Helen McClear, next meeting promising. Community Aid Society to meet February 15 with Mrs John Dutt. Miller family notes and Melia Club progress after flood. Walks in village improved by local helpers.
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F. A. Wimer
Columbus
B. A. Wimen
Methodist ‘Church
Fheige
Siinday
Helen McCiear
Comunity Aid Society
John Dutton
Thelo Buriligame
Mella Chub
Tloye
McKeesport Woman Dies From Burns In Kitchen Fire
Miss Tonnie Seibert, 22, of McKeesport, died at McKeesport hospital from burns suffered while cooking at a gas range. Her clothes ignited, burning her body before family members could extinguish the flames.
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Burns
Mckeesport
Tonnie Seibert
McKeesport Hospital
Continue Search for Escaped Prisoner in Warren Jail Break
Sheriff H H Jefferson injured in the Sunday jail break remains in his office as deputies and special officers chase clues to Owen Taylor the younger of two escapees. A farmer reported a stranger slept in a Pittsfield barn. Taylor’s brother Harald Taylor is ill with a cold after crossing a river to the island hideout. Locksmiths replace jail keys while carpenters secure the facility to prevent further escapes.
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Pittsfield
Owen Taylor
Taylor Brothers
Ohio
Harald Taylor
Denied damages against Hack Wilson in benching dispute
A Chicago jury ruled against $20,000 damages sought by Billyard Young milkman who accused Hack Wilson of striking him in a box seat after remarks about benching the Cubs star. Young testified the injury was caused during after game razzing by Wilson and others.
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United Press
Chicago
Hack Wilson
Chicago Cubs
Jim
Ann
Blliyard Young
Milkman
Ram
Cub
Young
Wilson
Geer
Severe earthquake damages Wellington area in New Zealand
A major quake struck the southern North Island, New Zealand, today causing heavy damage in the Prangslu area with many structures left standing only as ruins. Officials warned of aftershocks as emergency crews mobilized to assess devastation and assist stranded residents.
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Wellington
New Zealand
North Island
Prangslu
Bishop Overs Honored At James Town Dinner
A testimonial dinner in the Mongolian Room at the James Town Hotel honored Bishop Water H. Dyers as he departs to lead Grace Episcopal Church Hastingson Hudson. About 200 guests, including clergy and civic leaders, heard tributes to Bishop Overs and remarks by numerous church and community figures. Robert H. Jackson served as toastmaster.
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Jamestown
Water H. Dyers
Grace Episcopal Church
Hastingson Hudson
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
Lewis Ward
St. Lewis Episcopal
Robert Jackson
Cameron J. Davis
Western
New York
Episcopal Church
John G. Ward
Erle Dingese
Alfred B. Randell
Paca
First Congregational Church
Lane A. Carlson
Wanted Automobiles Highest Prices Paid For Late Models
Open evenings and Sundays for on the road trade in. OTR Sales Co. Erie, Pennsylvania. Phone 23-891.
Birth Certificate Led Police to Pair in Bank Robbery Probe
Chicago and Cleveland detectives, tipped by a birth certificate, raided an Augusta Street home and arrested George Williams 68, an ex-convict, and Charles Hannick 22, suspected of involvement in Cleveland bank robberies and the killing of a policeman. A Chicago squad led by Sergt. Philip Sanrell and aided by Cleveland detectives James Hagan and Ben Wolfe conducted the dawn arrest after an all night stakeout.
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Unitedress
Chicago
Cleveland
Augusta Street
Milters
Sergt
Philip Sanrell
James Hagan
Ben Wolfe
Cleveland Detective Department
George Williams
Chas. Hannick
George T Carr Visits City With Friends
George T. Carr of Old City was a visitor in the city today with friends, not on business.
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George T. Carr
Old City
Mrs Ed Cauley Visits Parents in Oil City
Mrs Ed Cauley departed this morning to visit her parents Mr and Mrs W D Smith in Oil City.
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Ed. Cauley
W. D. Smith
Oil City
Young Folks Discuss Reading and Attitude in Church Group
A West South Street report notes a 70 percent female group discussing aims for shorter sermons, better reader engagement, spiritual satisfaction, and practical instruction. Critics question whether youth views reflect broader church issues or generational shift, with adults portrayed as cautious about the movement.
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Sunda
Irrigation Costs and Desert Settlement Outlook
An economist from the School of Agriculture notes irrigation costs are high and transport is expensive on distant rock lands. Despite government points, settlers face financial difficulties and some projects have been canceled. Prof Hilsbard cites acres brought into cultivation, but widespread arid land irrigation remains years away.
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School of Agriicultur
Hilsbard
Undefined historical note on kulaks and Stalin policy
Fragmented OCR describes kulaks as wealthy peasants targeted by Stalin and deportation to Siberia, outlining government seizure of property and harsh treatment. The text is incomplete and mixes phrases about industry, thrift, and modern Asia with unclear details.
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Arkulak
Stalin
Siberia
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