Annual Meeting Notes January church events and obituaries
The item reports the postponed Community Church annual meeting set for Thursday evening January 1% with Rev. Wilson Mintiin as speaker and reports of church activities to be discussed. It also notes the Cemetery Association meeting January 16 at 2 pm at the Simpaca home and lists assorted local gatherings, family visits, illness updates, and residents’ holiday travel.
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Sm. T
Community Church
Wilson
Colmpns, Cemetery Association
Simpaca Home
Charles Farnham
George
Jamestown
N. Y
Helen Casler
Carry
Arvid Anderson
Gertrude Aiken
Clifford Casler
Gowanda
N.Y
Julia Carrier
Peeksk
Gust Ohrn
Golwabus Community Aid
Emma Carroll
Jack Franz Wins Honor at OU Meeting with President
Norman Oklahoma January special edition notes Jack Franz son of Leo P Lcanm Jr among 17 University of Oklahoma students selected by a faculty committee as 1985 honor cits of President W B Bizzell. The juniors in arts and sciences will meet with the president to discuss current events and cultural topics. Franz majors in government and belongs to Theta Kappa Phi and the University’s Jaz Hounds.
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Norman
Obla
Jan
Shack M. Frdna
Leo P. Lcanm
Corty
Postal Cleris
W. B. Bizzell
University of Oklahoma
College of Arts and Sciences
Ofetter
Bizzell
Frasz
Theta Kappa Phi
Jaz Hounds
Erie County Bar Pays Tribute to Late Attorney Freeman
Erie County bar association adopted a resolution on the death of Attorney A A Freeman. Former Judge Henry Clark praised Freeman’s many fine qualities and the group expressed sympathy to his family. The tribute was delivered in open court with Judges Win, B Hirt, and J Orin Waite on the bench.
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Erin
Tun
Erie County War Association
A.A. Freeman
Henry Clark
Wybielt
B. Hirt
J. Orin Waite
Inauguration Costs Trimmed for Earle Elevation
Harrisburg dispatch notes George H. Earle’s 1931 inauguration to cost the state about 55 000, far under Sproul 1910 prestige, as Democrats cover expenses with no legislative appropriation. Historical tallies show rising sums for prior inaugurals, with Patton’s 1888-91 ceremonies authorized by legislature and various frills inflating costs.
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Morey J. Potter
United Press
Harrisburg
Jal
George H. Earle
Pennsylvania
Wiliam Cameron Sproul
Earle
MLC
Robert Emory Patson
James Pollock
Sproul
Tohn
Wee Fisher
Pinchot
Burns San Cura Ointment Promises Quick Relief
An old advertisement touts San Cura Ointment as a superior antiseptic and healing remedy for burns, cuts, bruises, itching, piles, eczema, boils, and pimples. It guarantees refund after one jar if results are unsatisfactory, and promotes a second 60 cent jar at leading drug stores.
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Miei Ee
Grug
Kidnapping Threats Target Dietrich and Moore
Hollywood reports that Marlene Dietrich and Colleen Moore faced kidnapping threats prompting heightened precautions. Beverly Hills officers had no confirmation of special night duty for the actresses. Calls to Miss Moore reportedly included threats against both women.
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United Press Hollywood
Marlene Dietrich
Colleen Moore
Beverly Hills
Miss Moore
Miss Dietrich
Venango May Have to Provide for Own Relief
Oil City January description notes about 400 Venango County families on Federal relief would shift to local communities if Roosevelt cuts Federal relief for unemployables. Administrator George Mudehart estimates few families affected, as program would employ one person per relief family. Local funding by counties cities or states possible.
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Oil City
Jan
Venango County
Roosevelt
George Mudehart
Area Relief Office
Mudehart
Six Jurors Chosen For Brunos Trial In Pottsville
United Press reports six jurors selected for the Joseph Bruno trial in Pottsville Pennsylvania with names including John Flanagan Join Connors James Coogan John Richert Reverend Frank Pascoe and George Miller. Difficulties finding jurors acceptable to both sides persisted on the trial's second day as 65 of 120 salesmen were examined.
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United Press
Pottsville
Joseph Bruno
Kline Township
John Flanagan
Ashland
Join Connors
Morea
James Coogan
Port Carbon
John Richert
Schuylleil Hayes
Frank H
Attack Labor Board for Frisco Decision
Chicago January 8 A resolution by the National Editorial Association charged the National Labor Relations Board with usurping authority delegated to the code for the San Francisco Call Bulletin. The board urged reemployment of four discharged employees and attacked the NLRB action as overstepping bounds in the daily newspaper publishing business.
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United Press Chicago
National Labor Relations Board
San Francisco Call-Bulletin
Code Authority
National Editorial Association Today
Nabor
Code
Bartlett High basketball squad named by nationalities
Notes list seven Bartlett High School basketball players Kozlowski Baler Cassidy Pauli Pappas Lane and Fournier from six foreign origins French Iris German Greek Polish and English. The item identifies the team members and their diverse backgrounds.
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Notre Dame Webster
Moss
Bartlett High School
Iris
Kozlowski
Baler
Cassidy
Pauli
Pappas
Lane
Fournier
Liberation of Rabbits Triggers Farm Complaint
A farmer complains of repeated rabbit liberations in nearby woodlands. He cites crop damage from peas to cucumbers, noting mesh fencing sometimes fails as rabbits dig beneath. He laments seasonal rabbit abundance and jokes about November relief, while urging action against the ongoing issue.
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Corry
Raid nets 29 gallon still in St Marys
State liquor officers with Constable Walter Miles raided John Kadak at 117 Rettger Street yesterday noon. They seized a 29 gallon still mash two barrels of wine 20 gallons of illegal moonshine liquor 30 quarts of beer and tied Kadak to a jail cell in default bail of 1000 pending January term of El County Court.
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ST. Marys
Walter Miles
John Kadak
Rettger Street
Kodak
Justice of the Peace
J. Gi Minish
Hike
Kane Men Hurt In Plant Accident at Dawson Street
Two Kane men, Eliot and Carl Anderson, injured at Holgate Brothers plant on Dawson Street Saturday afternoon. Eliot, age 32, lost a leg and burned a hand when a bottle of gasoline spilled during outside work at plant number two. he remained a hospital patient today at Community Hospital.
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Kane
Jan
Loy
Sl Bast Kane
Carl Anderson
Dawson Street
Holgate Brothers
Eliot
Shannon Busiest Lieut Governor in Pa History
Edward C. Shannon will yield his senate gavel January 15 after four years as lieutenant governor of Pennsylvania. He presided over more legislative sessions than any prior holder, served on the state emergency relief board, and held military ranks up to major general. Born 1870 in Phoenixville, he spent his career in industry and Republican politics, retiring with a major general salary of 8000 dollars per year.
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Morley J. Potter
United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Senate
Edward C. Shannon
Commonwealth
Columbia
Gilford Pinchot
General Assembly
Shannon
State Emergency Relief Board
Covenor
Board of Pardon
Pennsylvania National Guard
The
Soldiers’ Orphan Home
Scotland
Natonal Guard
Republican Organization
Francis Shunt
Brown
Pinchot
Tye
Charles Armstrong
Leechbug
Chi Shannon
National Guard
Howard Maciis
Republican State Committee
William D Pethick
Wayne
Price
Stathonotary
Lancaster County
General Shannon
Phoenixville
Chester County
Fie
Maude Lucas
Wilbur C. Varia
Coatesville
Linle
Work Club Denounces Relief Administration in Jefferson County
Reynoldsville branch of the Jefferson County Workers' Federation fires a protest over relief management. Nine chapters of the federation plan a countywide drive to address alleged unfairness while seeking hearings, and the Reynoldsville group claims 400 members. They confronted the state Highway Department, pushing pay from 25 to 40 cents per hour for county workers.
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Jefferson County Workers’ Federation
Reynoldsville
Firf
Relief Work Administration
Jefferson County
Anil
de Federation
Uke Counly
Brookili
Mehl
Clearfield
Roosevelt
Hopkins
Johnson
Strutck
State HighWay Department
Bank Statement Sworn By Erie Bank Cashier 1935
The document presents a bank statement from Erie Pennsylvania sworn by cashier Q. H. Andrews on January 7 1935. It lists assets including cash in vault balances with other banks and securities and details deposits liabilities and capital accounts including preferred and common stock with totals and pledged amounts.
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Banking House
Kei Reserve
Federal Reserve Bank
U. S
Pennsylvania
Erie
O. H. Andrews
Q. H. Andrews
Janmary
T Jean Field
B. E. Hawkins
H. H. Keppel
M. R. Olds
Pirertarn
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Jack Franz
Erie County Bar
Martin G. Brombaugh
John K. Tenet
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John S
Pattison
Snanda
Kelayres
David L. Lawrence
T'S
Brunos
Attack Labor Board For Frisco
Marys
St. Marys Establishment
PLANT
Rexillana
Condra Pharmacy
Work Club
Relief Administration
National Bank of Corry
Sverdratts
U.S
Evernia
United States
Veo
Vic
Wickey
E. E. Guignon
Fran
Willaoi
Red Riding Hood
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Fiewoupont Eno
E. E. Re Guignon
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