Pinchot Loses First Skirmish at Harrisburg
United Press reports in Harrisburg that Augustus Daix Jr. of Philadelphia won the Republican caucus for president pro tem of the Pennsylvania Senate over William D. Mansfeld by 24 to 22. The selection marks Gov-elect Pinchot’s first legislative setback as session opens, fueling speculation on its impact on his program and party unity.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Augustus F. Daix, Jr
Philadelphia
State Senate
General Assembly
Senate
Daix
William D. Mansfeld
Allegheny
Pinchot
United States
Joseph R. Grundy
Pennsylvania
Pincho
Caix
William H. Clark
Chester
Mansfield
I ‘Armstrong
Avon
Baldwin
Potter
Bell
Pay- Elie
Boyd
Montgomery
Brandt
Kaly
Somerset
Earnest
Dauphin
Pay
Mercer
Frazier
Freeman
Lebanon
Gelder
Susquehanna
Howell
Lackawanna
Ffirsicker
Kitts
Erie
Frause
McClure
Delaware
Parkinson
Washington
Salus
Scott
Centre
Trainer
Williamson
Huntingdon
Woodward
Edward Martin
John G. Hamsker
Lan
John J. McClure
George T. Weingartner
Lawrence
Young Marine Had Death Premonition
Franklin Pa January 6 That Private Joseph Albert Harbaugh formerly of this city one of the eight marines killed near Ocotal Nicaragua December 1st had a premonition as revealed in a letter to Mrs Harry Smith who has cared for him for six years Known as Albert Smith or Abe Smith he enlisted in Franklin then Pittsburgh and Nicaragua in September He wrote they are sending us into the border country and there are rumors of a rebel attack He hoped to be in it even if it costs his life His body is being shipped to Hampton Roads to arrive January 30 and burial will be in Arlington Cemetery
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Joseph Albert Harbaugh
Ocotal
Nicars
Harry Smith
Harbaugh
Smith
Here
Albert Smith
Abe Smith
Pittsburgh
Nicaragua
Joseph Hat~baugh
Hampton Roads
Arjiington Cemetery
Evangelistic Services Held at First Methodist
Monday evening prayer services at First Methodist Episcopal Church featured Mrs. Margaret Joshua delivering the address on Acts 1 8 stressing tarrying for divine power. Mr Owens and Mr Decker sang a duet. Wednesday will be a day of prayer and fasting. congregation urged to spend 11 am to 2 pm at the church with bell rung at the start of each period.
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Margaret Joshua
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Owens
Decker
Joshua
Bargain Prices on Razors and Kitchen Utensils
Advert shows 10 inch iron cake griddle 70 cents 8 inch metal ventilators 35 cents 10 inch cloth ventilators 30 cents Gillette Gem EverReady razor blades priced at 34 25 25 cents respectively Store items include clothes hampers lines and pounders with various small hardware and grooming products.
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Gillette
Gem
EverReady
Corry BPWC Plans Dancing Party and Banquet
The January meeting of the Corry Business and Professional Women's Club hosted by Mrs. Raleigh Wagner at 102 West Church Street drew fifteen members. Plans for a St. Valentine’s dancing party and an employers’ banquet on March 16 were set, with Ruth Clyburne Monica Garrity and Thelma King on the dancing party committee.
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Corry
Raleigh Wagner
West Church Street
Anna Koyalcis
Ruth Clyburne
Monica Garrity
Thelma King
Tnez Fitch
Sarah MacInnes
Melva Miller
Widow of Erie attorney awarded $8,000 damages
Eugenia C Perry widow of late Attorney Lyd Perry was awarded $8,000 in damages by the supreme court in Philadelphia two years after his death in an automobile crash in Warren County in November 1928. The judgment was affirmed by Justice Kephart, over an appeal by defendant B J Rybacio.
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Erig
Eugenia C, Perry
Lyd Perry
Supreme Court
Philadelphia
Kephart
United Press
Perry
Warren County
B. J. Rybatie
Rybaci
Meeting of Mentor Club Sees Women Learn History
The fast meeting of wemenor Club for the new year gathered at Miss Elizabeth Ranney's East Main home with nine members. Mrs. Carrie Wilcox read a current events resume, Mrs. D A Hillstrom presented American History highlights from 1745 to 1770, and the program was noted as entertaining and instructive. A social hour followed with candy, and Mrs Wave Perkins will host January 19 at her Franklin street home.
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Wemenor Club
Elizabeth Ranney
East Main Street
Carrie Wilcox
D. A. Hillstrom
Wave Perkins
Franklin Street
Pennsylvania driver license renewals mailed to millions
Harrisburg reports the Bureau of Motor Vehicles sent renewal applications to nearly two million vehicle operators. The eight week window to mail applications begins after a March 1 start. Commissioner Ryina warns drivers to include the $2 fee and checks, noting past remittances were returned and costly. He cites a $9,000 mailing loss from 90,000 fall applications.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Benjamin G. Ry
Pennsylvania
Funeral Services for Mrs Harold Marsh
Funeral services for Mrs Gertrude Triscull Marsh wife of Harold Marsh were held Monday afternoon from the late home at 710 West Church Street. Rev Hol Clark officiated at 2 30 o'clock with a large gathering in attendance. Interment followed at Pine Grove Cemetery with bearers Alfred Hanson Harold Carr Floyd Marsh Rean McElroy Andrew Paulson and William Langham.
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Gertrude
Triscull Marsh
Harold Marsh
West Church Stret
Hol. Clark
Elgin
Corry
Pine Grove Cemetery
Alfred Hanson
Harold Carr
Floyd Marsh
Rean McElroy
Andrew Paulson
William Langham
Ayres Sinking in Panama City After Revolution
Panama City January 6 Hartwell P Ayres Alabama newspaper man wounded in the revolution that overthrew President Don Florencio Arosemena was semi conscious and sinking rapidly today physicians held little hope for his recovery Lost Bulldog Penna license number 7624 Finder please notify C N Gales Corry Pa R D ats
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Bulldog
Penna
C. N. Gales
Corry
R. D. Ats
Danner Re-arrested After Parole Violation in Union City
Harold Danner, just released on parole after six months of a term in the Allegheny workhouse, was lodged in Union City jail by Chief Magee on Friday awaiting county sheriff arrival. He had prior theft convictions involving Buick cars belonging to Dr. H. McClintock and F. C. Chapin, with a nine month workhouse term previously imposed. He later stole a Ford sedan from J. Unger. after damag e repairs were agreed, charges were dropped.
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Harold Danner
Allegheny
J. Unger
Ghief Magee
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Herman P. Miller
John H. Fertig
Pottsville
Legislative Reference Bureau
Fertig
A. Loveland
E. Doane
West Main St
B.P.W.C
Plan Dancing Party
Ethel Mathews
Hazel Merker
Helen Morrell
Warren
Citizens Bank Christmas Club
The
Little Weekly
Citizens National Bank
the Bank
Nan
Montgomery Ward & CO
Center St
Corry, Pa
Eneficial Loan Society
Center Street
Cee Ee Ee Corry, PA
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