Mission Group Holds Meeting at Beaverdam
Beaver dam Feb 26 reports show Mrs. Breed and others visiting, with the Women's Foreign Missionary Society of United Brethren and Methodist churches planning a World Day of Prayer for Missions event at the Bagley home Friday at 2 PM. Attendees urged to bring cake or jello and their own table. News ends with a plea for items to fill local society notices.
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Gerald Bagley
Hugh Sexton
Beaverdam
Charles Breed
Robert Mulvin
S. R. Lyons
Corry Shel
Carl Lyons
Women's Foreign Missionary Society of the United Brethren
The
Methodist Church
Wariery
Neil Estes
Clark Proctor
Lowville
Owen Fullom
Carl Proctor
Corry
Lee Proctor
Ais
Bert Walrous
Proctorville
Lyle Proctor
Homer Proctor
George Bond
Ail Bles
Vietar Stantora
Sat Diek
Armand
N.Y
Ars
Mahe
Gat
Aid
Glenn Wapple
Gottage Hill
Oral Tompkins
Tues Crowell
Proctor Vite
Hutney Anny
Spartensburg
Gerald Hagley and Sons
H. D. Whitney Sundey
Jay Smith
Joe Cummings
Corry Fridlay
Claude 22Ayn
Cmv
Cory
Bus
Wigin
Sexton
Sinttre
R. Lyons
Virgil Tarbell
David
Brie
Cash Smith
Betty
James Crowell
Juanita
Merton
Stanley Nichols
Verna Gibbons
B.A. Lyons
Francis. Tarbell
Ad seeks rental space for several rooms
Classified ad announces a desire to rent a site with several rooms. The request specifies available space suitable for residence or small office use and invites responses from landlords or agents.
State to build ten small bridges under two thousand five hundred
Secretary of highways Warren Vandyke announced that any new highway bridge costing under 2500 will be built by department forces rather than by contract. The move aims to cut costs by avoiding advertising delays on small jobs while still ensuring quality through internal work.
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Makhusisuios
Warren Vandyke
Department
Con
Leach
Ronteact
Guffey Supports Erie Harbor Aid Effort
Senator Joseph Guffey interceded with Major General Edward Markham to push a meeting between U S engineers and Erie Chamber officials on harbor development. The chamber notes two proposed depths and costs, with one plan tied to Pennsylvania railroad dredging and a second independent of rail cooperation, awaiting conference date.
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Erie City
Drie
U- 8
Joseph Guffey
Erie Chamber of Commerce
Erie Harbor
Guffey
Edward M. Markham
U. S Engineers
Washington
Chamber
James K. Shields
U. S
Pennsylvania Trairoad
Chamber of Commerce
Erie
Shields
Markham
COUNTY HEADS DENY ELECTION RUMORS
February 26 reports quote ex-registrar James N. Wilson as not seeking Congress. Sheriff Dell Darling denies selling Republican county chairmanship. Register of Wills BF Swartz says efforts to lure him into chairmanship failed and he is not interested.
Many Problems Before Erie Co PTA Meeting
The Erie County Council of Parents and Teachers met at Westminster Presbyterian Church for its regular session. Speakers covered Needlework Guild work, library committee findings, summer round-up and social hygiene projects, spiritual training, budgeting, and high school associations. A Lakewood Association skit titled The Spirit of the Magazines was performed, plus a Westminster High chorus number. Nominating committee selections were announced, and a round table on Legislation was held with local participants.
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Erie Gninty Council of Parsenta
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Frank Chamberlain
8. B. Hixson
J. Wallace Brown
W G. Parker
Bron Schnur
C. GC. Richards
M. Sthimmel
H. Schultz
John Cronius
Karl Buseck
W. D. Morse
R. D. Schlenker
A. Gravit Powell
Wesleyville
Harley Osborne
Summit
Westminster
James Proudler
Tracy
Ludwig Meyer
Lawrence Park
Legislarion
Carmen Ra
Norbert Pitzgerald
Gelestiit
Concord P T A Enjoys Splendid Program
Concord P T A enjoyed a splendid program last evening at the shop. Mrs. HB Cogan provided supervision. plans for the April bandit event with Tracy Whitehead as chairman were discussed. The program included pin duet Gertrude Johnson and Phyllis Lindsley, readings, and songs, with hostesses serving sandwiches and coffee.
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Te HB. Cogan
Bandit Amalr Co
Phyllis Lindsley
Dr. B. Cogust
Bertha. McCray
Interesting meeting of the Lutheran Men’s Club
An interesting meeting of the Lutheran Men’s Club was held at the church with president D A Hillstrom presiding. The group discussed transportation plans for elderly members to attend services and ways to support the club’s activities. Local Y M C A secretary M Hengst addressed community assistance and club duties. Rev B L Wagner led the devotional as refreshments closed the session with several attendees named.
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Ani
Lutiheran Men's Club
D. A. Hillstrom
M. Hengst
Y. M. GC A
BL. Wagner
Assassination of Three Japanese Leaders Stuns Tokyo
Reported killings target three Japanese leaders causing shock in Tokyo and hinting at political upheaval amid wartime governance. Observers assess whether the strikes signal shifts in power as the empire faces imperial loyalties and constitutional pressures.
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Erie CO. Pta
Concord P. T. A
Lutheran Men's Club
Hershey
Beatrice Parrell
Robert Hickman
William Cassidy
Cotfanneu
Eure
Cie Eine Amalon
Tokyo
Cauda
Kanpianell
Boltro
Bern
Tast Taurday
Orient
Lathy
Polley
W. Valli
Kwntort
United Wren
Attuasion
Hatsoly
Lisorrr & Myies Torsceo Co
Bori