PTA Meeting Set Amid Local Social News
The PTA will meet Tuesday evening January 5th at the school building with a program by Warren’s Seoul Master Ewing. The Ladies Aid of the Moderatea church met in the Community house with officers present and plans for graveling around the church and repairing sheds. Also reported were visits and trips by local residents to Warren Jamestown and Pittsburgh during the holiday period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erma Allen
Tidielte
PTA
Seoul
Lena Duckeson
Roy Lilie
Martha Donaldson
Hossie Johnson
Bertha Crane
Pessie Lu Hy
Maybelle Kaffertin
Pirst Lutheran T
B.S. Bayil
Pittsburgh
A. O. Rasmussen
State College
The
Ameater of
Pennsylvania
Inside Hollywood Noises of Nature In Cans for Film
Hollywood engineers assembled vast noise libraries with real ambient sounds from nature. Footsteps in sagebrush, snakes, thunder, and cattle stampedes are recorded on location to enhance films. Microphones capture whispers and wind, and sound effects are tightly guarded as studio secrets.
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Andrew R. Boone
Central Press
Hollywood
Gulif
Jan
Sunday School Attendance Contest Standings Report
Hazel Knowlton Presbyterian S S class leads the attendance contest with perfect turnout totaling 500 points. Several Presbyterian groups, Lutherans, Methodists, and other churches follow with scores ranging from 491 down to 416 points. Points derive from attendance, with 100 points awarded for perfect Sundays. new members gain points after three Sundays. A church-wide campaign and Easter decision drive are planned, starting March, to boost participation and church enrollment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Knowlton
Presbyterian S. S
Adela
McCray
George Littleberger
Stants
Presbyterian
Arederothy Wittlenerger
Brice Smiths
Jane Raymond
H. Keppel
Une Lutheran Shareh
Kenpeth Barnes
Methodist Church
Edwln Armitage
Tiled Brethren Church
E. Hawkins
Elizabeth Lanston
A. Corbin
Mey
Hlaoh Tenuchey
Christ
Maxonic
Wiewariowa Simday School
Another Volpe Falls Into Hands Of Police
Joseph Volpe, 19, brother of three slain Volpe brothers, was jailed in Pittsburgh after state troopers found him driving a car with 20 gallons of unpaid tax liquor and a pistol inside. Carmine Mariam, 22, Wilmerding, was also detained in connection with the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unitea Kress
Pittsburgh
Volpe
Hal
Joseph
Carmine Mariam
Wilmerding
Swith L Volpe
Two-Headed Red Ant Found In Texas Farm
Snydhr Texas farmer Joe Weldon Hart found a two headed red ant on his premises. He noted the insect was too small for sale to a circus. The two heads moved as the ant crawled.
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Snydhr
Tex
Joe Weldon Hart
High Water at French Creek Wrecks Bridge and Road
French Creek reached record heights over New Year with road depths from 12 to 24 inches and a bridge near Garrett Priester's swept away. Incident prompted emergency repairs. Local welfare reports show French Creek relief beneficiaries up 175 percent as workers earn 50 cents an hour while infrastructure is restored.
Giant Loch Ness Serpent Sighted In Scotland
Reports from Inverness describe a large creature in Loch Ness with a 30 foot length, thick body, tapered neck, and two flippers. Witnesses include naturalists, photographers, and officials seeking to verify an enigmatic lake monster amid public fascination.
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Scotland
Unites Eres
Inverness
Loch $Ess
Creus Employes
Invernesshire
Malcolm MacDocald
Families Visit and Social Gatherings Highlight Quiet Week
Mrs Loomis and family visited, while Mr and Mrs Garrelt Ben sank visits occurred. Harold Casty and Atr Cady toured Mrs Comre's aunt in Forestville. Karl Teed hosted Ross Moody and daughter on New Year’s. Henry More hosted Esmé Gabriel Sherman and Wil Gabriel at a New Year dinner. Ruth Evans spent time with mother Grace Evans Sr. War ren residents Quinn Smith visited Lucas Gleeson in Wednesday. Clifford Hing and family visited Prof Marion Altuy in Clymer. Kine and Altsy hunted coon at night. Harold Day spent Thursday evening with Prof and Mrs DL M. Eildy in Clymer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
aTederick Sloe
Union City
Glen Donaldson
Virginia MacFadde
Guy Mills
Rey
W. H. Garnett
Paul Porter
Maude
Charles Schmidt
Robe
Donaldson
Pittsburgh
Corry
Elizabeth Sickler
Louis Allen
Bertal Matteson
Edna Crawford
Jamestown
Walter DeJeans
E. J. Campbell
Robert van Gilder
Warren
Leon Cobbe
Don Wilcox
L. R. Donaldson
Karl Teed
Ross Moody
Tle
Henry More
Esmé Gabriel
Sherman
Wil Gabriel
Lite
Lyla Hubbard Waugher
Leo Hubon
Ruth Evans
Grace Evans
Quinn Smith
Lucas
Woman’s confession in Montgomery Ward shoplifting case
In Warren W atnka holiday shoplifting cases, Chief George Hecke warned that repeat offenders will face action. A woman identifying as Mrs Brown from Kane confessed to stealing items from Montgomery Ward and Kresge. A search found more merchandise in a car claimed by the suspect. Store managers chose not to prosecute, and the offender was severely reprimanded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watnka
SuksEns
George Hecke
Persom
Fitker
Montgomery Ward
Kresge
Haenn
Copper Miners Passive Over Silver Boom
United press reports from Phoenix on January 8 note copper industry leaders expect little immediate change in production schedules despite the president’s silver program. Executives from Copper Queen, United Verde, Magma, and others see some optimism for small producers if new activity rises, though silver prices may not fully rise to reach earlier peaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Ariz
Southwest
Magma Corporation
Superior
Amy
Beneft
H. Barkdoll
Old Dominion Copper Company
Arizonians
Gubernatorial Race Moves as Morris Seeks renomination
Fragmented OCR notes indicate Morris pushes for another term amid Democratic and party factions. Key figures Meredith Me treasurer and TM McLean are tied to the campaign structure while Delaware Valley politics surface in Pennsylvania leadership discussions for the upcoming gubernatorial contest.
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United Pre
Harrise Tionalism de Pennsylvania
Tt Gubernatoria
Bible Standardade Party
Ren VanDy
McLean
Haven
Meredith Me Treaurer
Morris
Phila
Coats
United State
Eugene
Ers
Fragmentary Note About Kidnap Prank Confuses Police
A garbled OCR fragment describes a prank involving a KIDNA PR note found at a residence. It mentions a kidnapping theme, a $25 figure, and references to a signature and authorities, but the text is severely distorted with broken names and places, leaving the precise details unclear.
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Spring Creee
Ewing
Spring Creek
Farm Bureau Meeting
Ladies Aid Society
James
Bernhilrdt
Buffalo
Fameily
Robert Donaldson
French Creek
CWA
Garrett Priester
Anna Vanier Schaaf
Clifford Leeers
Ueslie Fardink
Clyde Courtwright
North East New Year's
Charle
Redding
Albert Smblie
Jay More
Walford More
Waterford
Edna Beckerink
Sam Dumnewold
Wilton Weavers
Bear Lake
New
Arthur Habink
Eva Schurman
Ivan Hatch
Ella Hatch
Orrin Schurman
Walter Bennink
Air
Arthur More
Lee Pearsons
North Clymer
Francis Clute
Arthur Moore
Earl Edwards
Thomas
Junior
Niagara Falls
Raymond
Ruth Schurman
District No. 3
Ruth Farber
Raymond Miller
Lee Miller
Randolph New Years
Peastey
Hiram Beskesink
Job
Newhouse's
New Year's
Homer Loomis
New Yeirs
Bical
Alyssa
Piers
Bavaria
Land of Nod
Model Dairy Co
Roosevelt
United Press
Copper Queen
Phelps Isodge Corporation
Bisbee
United Verde Extension Company
Jerome
Farness Price
Savidrre
South Dt
Cory
Nett
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