Young Pennsylvania cabinet forms one of the youngest ever
Philadelphia January 9 The Burle administration announces a notably young cabinet with an average age just over 46. At 38 the banking secretary designate Luther A Harr is the youngest, while Frederick B Kerr at 58 is the oldest among the 15. Several appointees have families, including four children for David L Lawrence and three for Kerr Colegrove and others. Edith McBride Dexter is the sole woman in the group with no children.
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Philadelphta
George H. Burle
Pennsylvania
Rarle
Luther A. Harr
Banking
Frederick B. Kerr
Warren 8
van Dyke
Ath
Michael Hartneady
Esrle
Hartneady
Mines
Ralph M. Bashore
Fiobert L. Johnson
Eric Biddle
Harr
David L. Lawrence
The
Commonwealth
Arthur Colegrove
Property and Supplies
J. Hansell French
Colonel Kerr
Edith McBride Dexter
Quaeros Meet After Recess First 1985 Session
Seven members of Quaeros gathered at Mrs C F Geiger's home on Tuesday afternoon for the first meeting of 1985. Roll call cited a current event. Three articles framed the program: What Price Loyalty read by Miss Nellie Wight Werner Janssen Epic Fight For Success about Robert Barlow and Janssen's Philharmonic debut, with readings by Mrs Anna Wilcox and Mrs Aridie Waggoner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. FL Geiger
Aridie Waggoner
Kathleen Norris Uinerant
Scriisners
Nellie Wight Werner Janssen
New Yorker
Manhattan
Great Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra
Robert Barlow
Anna Wilcox
Powell
Quaero
North Carolina State Center Candidates Ranked by Height
There are four candidates for the center position on NC State's varsity basketball squad. If they stood one on top of the other, the stack would be PR seat etrlct inches in height.
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Tall Yarn
Raleigh
North Carolina State
Beaverdam 500 Club Hosts New Year Gathering
Beaverdam reports Mr and Mrs James Crowell entertained members of the 500 Club at their home on New Year's Eve. Prizes went to Oral Tompkins Mrs Tompkins and Charles Breed. A lunch of beans sandwiches cake and coffee followed. Numerous local residents and visitors from nearby towns were noted in attendance with several social calls and church and community events planned, including a missionary meeting a wood bee and a Junior League formation at the M E church parlor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverdam
James Crowell
Carl Proctor
Charles Swan
Walter Proctor
Claude Maynard
Charles Breed
Lyle Proctor
Oval Tompkins
Oral Tompkins
Tompkins
Roy Ladd
Elgin
Rexford
Warren Proctor
Gerald Bagley
Paul Smith
Charlotte
Roger Marsh
Gerry
W. H. Cummings
M. L. Breed
Mercena Proctor
Bert Watrous
Proctorville
M. 1
Marsteller
Rome
Virgil Tarbell
Erie
Ro Lyons
Jesse Whitney
Spartansburg
HD. Whitney
Webb McCray
Retty Smith
Doris Tarbell
James
Lawrence Watrous
Warren
Rexford Proctor
H. D. Whitney
Grange
Corry
Jegnienne Swan
W. TH. Cummings
Homer Protter
SR. Livens
Robert Mulvin
M. Breed
Merle Cummings
Cart
Gates of Corry
Ladies Aid
M. E. Church
Jay Smith
Fin Corry
Pam Smith
H. D
Ridgway Plans President's Birthday Ball In Armory
Ridgway will host the President's Birthday Ball on Wednesday January 30 in the Armory Ballroom. General Chairman Capt S Spleen announced the plans after a meeting Sunday. The event marks Franklin D. Roosevelt's fifty third birthday and follows last year's successful nationwide celebration.
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Ridgway
Ridg Wry
Capt. S
Spleen
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Armory
Roosevelt
United States
Speedy Action Now Promised On Home Loans
Philadelphia report on HOLC action shows J Stanley Baughman new state manager. He aims to close as many loans as possible, with 2007 applications to date and total approvals and loans summarized. He notes active applications awaiting decisions and praises Pennsylvania performance under prior leadership. Jack Smith from Cleveland visited.
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Philadelphia
J. Stanley Baughman
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Baughman
Ewing LaPorte
New York
Pennsylvania
LaPorte
HOLC
Prothonotary Battles Salary Board Over Pay Hikes
Prothonotary James W. Wilson clashed with the county salary board as it raised only three positions and left most wages unchanged. Harry Jones and Stora Berry saw significant increases while Wilson’s deputies faced mixed outcomes. Wilson complained of discrimination and planned four extra hires to handle tax liens, each earning $75 monthly.
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Brif
Jan
Coumty
James W. Wilson
del Darling
Wilson
Harry Jones
Stora Berry
Lois Morey
Harry Schumacher
E. Maclay Gearhart, Jr
Three Erie youths arrested in downtown theft spree
Three Erie youths Howard Nitilewiez Theodore Dubajsigh Franz Toflinski were arrested by Detective Servants August Heisler George Barber and Edward Maglert in connection with a string of thefts on State street stores before Christmas. Chief George Christoph took statements and said charges will be decided by officials. Items stolen included scarves shorts neckties and other goods. all stolen goods sold at low prices. A fourth youth was arrested but not linked to the thefts and likely to be released. The trio remains jailed without charge pending further action.
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Erin
August Heisler
George Barber
Edward Maglert
State Street
Howard Nitilewiez
East 23Rd Street
Theodore Dubaj Sighteen
East 25Th Street
Franz Toflinski
East 2St Street
George Christoph
Christoph
Franklin ends year with cash balance and tax cut
Franklin city officials report a year end cash balance of 22142.26 in the general fund and 7129.28 in the water fund. The 1935 budget totals 97850 general and 90808.44 water. A one mill tax cut from 1934 was approved. Receipts for 1934 totaled 8803.21 with taxes, fines, licenses and penalties. Relief work costs and other expenditures are noted.
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Franklin
J. G. Crawford
Water Department
Council
Bildeet
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