iLadies Aid Society Meets After Church Dinner
The iLadies Aid Society of the United Brethren in Christchurch met after a tureen dinner for thirty three members. Mrs. Wester Koppel Mrs. Arthur Fitch and Mrs. Harley Banks served. An afternoon of quilting followed in charge by Mrs. John Banks.
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iLadies Aid Society of the United ‘Brethren In
Christchurch
Yes
Wester Koppel
Arthur Fitch
Wits
Harley Banks
John Banks
City and Vicinity News Briefs from Kane and Corry
Local items report injuries from a ladder fall at Biv County Electric plant in Kane, a mother found in distress after her baby died from pneumonia, and social notices including dances and club meetings. Also listed are hospital stays, public events, political canvassing for Judge Arthur H. James, and community announcements from Corry, Warren, and surrounding areas.
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Eang
Golden Bantam
Will J
Wilccox
Edward Cassy
Urie
Biv County Electric Company
Wirth
Cranberry
Hamet
G. Geertson
Mast Smith
Mekiean
Superior Court
Arthur H. James
Kane
Ysmaky
Western
Pennsylvania
Favors
Acacia Club
Forest Spressler
Smethport
Ang
al Marty's
Revised License Expiration Dates for Real Estate Licenses
Harrisburg reports revised license expiration dates affecting real estate licenses issued in 1987. Licenses now remain valid until February 28, 1838, with other professions following a staggered renewal schedule to ease mail delays. A separate morning fire on South Street damaged a Merrith Lillie car caused by a broken gasoline line but was quickly extinguished.
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Harrisburg
Lester K. Ade
Department of Public Instruction
Lo Tast South Street
Merrith Lillie
Card of Thanks for Opal Thomas bereavement
Card of thanks to relatives friends and neighbors for sympathy and kindness shown during the recent bereavement of Miss Opal Thomas. The family expresses appreciation for expressions, offerings and support during this sorrowful time.
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Opal Thomas
Fee Peat
Planning State Union in Pennsylvania Federation
The Pennsylvania Federation of Labor executive council met to consider plans for a state organization of its G I O majority. John L. Lewis and the CIO affiliate leaders were discussed as potential attendees. The federation then faced questions about its headquarters building purchased for 28 000 dollars with CIO affiliates furnishing most of the funds.
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United Press Iarrinsburg
Pennsylvania Federation of Labor Executive Council
William Green
American Federa- Hen of Labor
John L. Lewis
United Mines Workers of America
Committee For Industrial Organization
Lewis Washington
John A.phillips
Lewis
Phillips
Heta
Federaton
Final Move Made to Save Pittsburgh Slayer
Attorney Edward G. Cole prepared an eleventh hour effort to save Martin Sullivan, 14, mass slayer of Duquesne. Cole would ask Allegheny county criminal court to appoint a commission to test Sullivan's sanity. The execution was scheduled for Monday morning in the electric chair at Rockview penitentiary.
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Pittsburgh
United Press
Edward G. Cole
Martin Sullivan
Duquesne
Goll
Allegheny County Criminal Court
Sullivan
Commonwealth
Rockview Penitentiary
Good attendance at Helping Hand meeting
A Rebekah Helping Hand meeting drew strong attendance yesterday afternoon. Plans were made for an aptitude section Tuesday evening at 7:30 with all members expected. The degree terms were rehearsed, a sewing activity ended, a contest was held, and awards went to Mrs Genevieve Johnson and Mrs Jewel Marsh. Lunch followed hosted by Mrs Harvey Waveland Mrs Rose Parker Mrs Arthur Mapes and Mrs Percence Colburn.
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Puneral
Torrey
Spartansburg
Blue McCray
W.H. Garmell
Spring Creek
Paul McGray
Vernon Cobb
Stephen Cobb
Ryland Cobb
William Coan
Clayton Oviatt
Ann Oggieston
Mirs
J. F. Aggleston
Warren
Warren General Hospital
Ter Vonélisim
Vaughn
Islawand City
Oi City
Plana Mate
O11 City ‘Teachers’ Association
Larson
HP. Haas
Meadville
National Guard
Haas
A. Z. Olitam
State Motor Police
Palo
Graham
Corry
Salvation Army Hall
Arthur James
Everine
Lire
Julian Thayer
Menner
Westfield
Tehabod and
Fidela Thayer
Sherman
Cortys
Westfisla
Charles F. ‘Cronin
Bridge Club
Journal
Z. W. Blythe
East Selth Street
Raymond Wilmer
Tudday
Blythe
Marion
Vicander
Youngsville
Mathew
Brooks Publications
Angela Way
Los Angeles
Cal
Mayville
Angelo Arkielpane
Jamastom
Arkeilpane
Jamuestown
Chautauqua
Leroy .C. Dickinson
Odd Fellows of
Degree of Honey Protective Association
Masonic Temple
Ayyards
Bridge Eeven
Mfr
Parlesy
Florence Miprence Mountain
Chase & Sanborn
A. H. Homer & Co
A. A. Merker
Wright Street
Nellie Menker
Wieth
Mary Gillette Hilyard
Wright Hilyard
St. Winedgt’s Hospital
Jacksonville
Fla
Hilyard
Bernice Gillette
Genevieve Johnson
Jewel Marsh
Harvey Waveland
Rose Parker
Arthur Mapes
Psrence
Col‘burn
Jones state party endorses Jones amid factional split
State Democratic leaders including Lawrence and McCloskey align to back Jones despite Senator Guffey's retreat. McCloskey, a financier, emerges as key power, while Attorney General Marriott declares for the gubernatorial nomination and denounces self-appointed ticket tactics. Roosevelt's action seen as a shift benefiting Guffey.
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Lawrence
Earle
Gulley
Kelly
McCloskey
Logue
Mundy
Warren R. Roberts
Slulu
P. Clay Ross
Labor and Industy
Ralph M. Bashore
Guy I. Bad
Honge
Willam EB
Gallagher
Arthur D. Colegrove
Publix Utility
Thomas ©. Buchanan
Harry B. Kalodner
Guffey
Gilffey
Pennsylvania
Con Cravtor
Waying
Charles J. Marriott
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Spring Lake
Mermac Farms
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Florida Juice
Geo. Weber
Marjorie Young
West Church Street
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McElroy
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Union Hglly
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George Huntley
Dr. Meumbent
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Young Modern
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