Entertainments and Awards At Local Home
The T. N. Glib members were entertained at Mrs. J. Blohynstdl's home. Awards in stars recognized Miss Mary Kul inbwskaml and Miss Mary Wojclérhaw al. Lunch was served. Wines were brought to the residence at Mig. Qias Woaller al en Biase noted a fire damage estimate of 31000. Be building survived after a jump from a story window during, For G. E. Mazda lamps, call All-Way Electric. Host Mrs. RB Fairbank entertained Sunday for Mr. and Mrs. Josua Van As of Philadelphia. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Rymen Porsgren, Mr. and Mrs. George Nurby, Mos and Mrs. Jack Kahler, and Mr. and Mrs. Tilis Rogers of Jamestown.
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T. N. Glib
J. Blohynstdl
Mary
Brit County
All-Way Electric Company
Dod
Fairbank
Josua van As
Philadelphia
Min
Rymen Porsgren
7 ‘An
George Nurby
Mos
Jack Kahler
Tilis Rogers
Jamestown
Beech Street
Robert Carlson
Wing
Cy 4 Peterson
Kinin A. Lew
Berard G. Swanson
Charles Harison
Fire Department
Carlson
Balaton
Blair Anderson
Weat Pleasant Street
Heyelu
Jessie Mason
Audry
Audry Mason
Child's Conservation League
Walter Hollberg
Prederick Street
Martin
Tovordey
Snd
J. D. Murray's
Pranklin
CE. Shoop
Jamestown Pioneer and Local News Roundup
Meager items pull together a Jamestown area page: obituary for J. Shuman Twyce-Inlé of New York City, once a cinema operator here. community notices from Lillian Guild. police report on a drinking arrest. a gas leak rescue at 9 Beech Street. a string of civic events, meetings, and hostesses including Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Mason. also a Franklin and Meadville update on arrests, tax measures, and local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will J. Wil’ Cox
Jamestown
Frank
Shumug,j
New York City
Springgill
Ysterday
Maxine Shuman Twyce- Inlé
Burnherd
New Yorks
I. Wilson
Emma Shuman
Mount Vernon
New York
Shuman
Lillian Guild
FB. E. Davis
North Genter Street
Mortenson
Allen Bargar
Division of Safety
Department of Revenueifteen
Meadville
Dounienness
Warden Vesternlity
Willis W. Hunt
Spartans- Burg
West
Spring
Farm mortgage relief bill proposed by Cox and George
A bill to refinance farm mortgage indebtedness through the Reconstruction Finance Corporation would authorize 300 million dollars for the purpose. The measure was introduced in the House by Rep. Cox and simultaneously in the Senate by Senator George.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. F.C
United Press
Washington
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
House
Rep
Cox
Senate
George
Dem
Roosevelt Budget Page Highlights Spending Burden and Waste
A Washington reviewer outlines the forthcoming Roosevelt administration’s budget heavy with 3.7 trillion in spending and a dense index of 8500 entries. The piece argues there are few shortcuts to economy, warns of tax hikes, and notes the budget’s scope from national defense to civil functions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
Europe
Washington Telephone Directory
Government
Roosevelt
Washington
Two Marriages Announced at Findley Lake
Ammouneemuit reports two marriages by Rev. A. D. McGill at United Brethren parsonage in Findley Lake New York. Hazry A. Whitney son of Mr and Mrs A Morgan Whitney wed Tuline Mae Robertson daughter of Mr and Mrs James A Robertson both of Findley Livee on Wednesday Dec 28. Attendants were Miss Clara Wenzel and Wilford F Whitney of French Creek. The Whitneys have a new furnished home and a wedding dinner for sixteen. A group of community youths presented a variety flower at their home Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. McGill
United Brethren Parsonage
Findley Lake
N. Y
Hazry
A. Whitney
A. Morgan Whitney
Tuline Mae Robertson
James A. Robertson
Findley
Thompson and Wrigni Wedding Notices in Sherman
The record notes the marriage of Lester St Clair Thompson Jr. and Miss Ella Mae Wrigni, daughter of Mr. nil Mir, in Sherman, N.Y., with a ceremony held Friday afternoon. This notice preserves the basic names and location from the damaged OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ding
Lester St Clair Thompagn, Jr
Ella Mae Wrigni
Dyter
Mr. Nil Mir
Lee Wiihout
Sherman, N.Y. &. D
Seaman Killed as Heavy Storm Roils Queenstown Harbor
A fierce gale battered Queenstown causing wreckage and injuries. One seaman, named Fur, was killed when a winch failure during the storm snapped and he was fatally injured. Twelve others were hurt as waves and debris damaged ships and harbor facilities. Passengers were kept off the rocks amid shattered objects and flying debris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UINER
Queenstown
Treland
Tae
Manhattan
Wise States Lines
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Wing-Willi Star Stores Fruit Week
Florida
Ibe
P.& G. Soap
Prunes
Oil City Trust Company
Oil City, Be
Frank Mowitha
White Street
Tron Fe Corry Hospital
Wranklin
Marion Sheffer
Franklin Police
R. J. Watson
Smith Leonard
Jesse O. Smith
Federal Building
Youngsville
Fort Niagara
Titusville
L. S
McNab
New Castle
J. D. Murray’s
Franklin
Wallace Stark
Virgil Johnson
Buffalo
Miaml
John Kent
Paiama
Leon Spoon
Columnus
Chih
George Nagle
Railroad, Steel
Vivil
William Herron
Paremount Avenue
Toronto
Can
Herron
Maud Wallace
East Kirby Street
Detroit
Mich
Cory
Mra. Wallace
Murray’s
Mendville
Crawford County
Joseph Anderson
Parrell
Stanley Scott
James C. Pagis
JA. Prana
Senlt
Erie
Emil
Gradin
AFL
Grader
Hig
Hawin Wehan
Brie
Tre County
John J. Hanley
St. Mary's
Maury McDonald
W. G. Stroble
Methodist Episcopal Church
C. M. Hengst
Primus
Dorothy
Alampro Primus
Nellie Mixer
Isabel Skinner
Lribune
Dorothy Sorenson
Blakeslee Bros. Stock Farm
Spartansburg, Pa
Fashion Park Tailors
Inaststory
Madame Faye
Union City
Tella You
South Street
Central Press
E. V. Shepard
Ani
Doglaves
Tate
FKIT
Hearts
Overlalen
Ace
Ananie Declarar
Elvtoy Avhis
Bert
Slvine
Chikeetha
Will
Diminy
Dumiiny
Havins
Achille
Alumond
Tre
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