March weather and 1815 battle anniversary noted
March weather remarks mark January sums while the 1815 anniversary of the Battle of New Orleans is observed. A regular Board of Education meeting is set for the school offices at a clock in the evening. The county annual financial report for 1938 is to be filed January 25 with Judge Wilam Ey Hirt, per Controller Harvey Willis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Board of Miueation
Tire County
Wilam Ey Hirt
Harvey Willis
Dunkirk Plans Bond Issue To Finance Debt
Dunkirk officials plan a 15,000 deficiency bond to repay city bank loans from 1935 and 87,000 to cover schol tax delinquencies over three years. Mayor Thomason, City Treasurer and others will travel to Albany with Assemblyman Daylug and Senator Riley to seek governor and comptroller approval. A stricter tax sales program will accompany the plan, with the next payroll set for January 20 and 1938 tax installments due then. Additional bank loans may follow if needed.
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Duneire
Jin
Thomas J. Gai
Altameyator
Foley
Franke
Cari E. Daylug
James W. Riley
Joseph A. McCginnies
Assembly
Hanks
Death claims Mrs Bert Logan in Spartansburg area
Mrs Laura Northrop Logan, wife of Bert Logan, died Sunday morning January 8 at her West Spring Creek home. Born February 18 1867 near Grand Valley she leaves husband two sons Anson and John Elmhurst daughter Mrs George Northoon Townville and Mrs Carl Parker Townville brothers William Northrop Titusville and Anson Northrop Spartansburg six grandchildren and a Methodist church member. Funeral Tuesday at 2 PM from the West Spring Creek home Rev W H Garnett of Spartansburg officiating burial in 1st Branch Cemetery.
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Elmhurst
Carl Parker
Towny'le
Wiliam Northrop
Titusville
Anson Northrop
Spartansburg
Sx Grand Lennaven
Methodist Church
Delocle
West Spring Creek
W. HL. Ganett
Tne
1St Branch
Capone Moves From Alcatraz to Final Prison Term
United Press reports Al Capone entered the last phase of his term at a federal prison after transfer from Alcatraz. He is reportedly gravely ill with advanced paresis causing partial paralysis and will likely not receive visits including from his wife before release on November, with $20,000 owed. Guards describe him as frail and unsettled as he faces early release conditions.
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United Press
San Pedro
al Capone
Iland
Aleatong
Prisim Physietin
Capone
Alcatraz
The
Rock
San Francisco Bay
Sound Health
Januey
Federal Correctional
Jniom
Terminal Island
Cal
al Capon
Alcatraz Island
Spanish Vets and Auxiliary Set Evening Meeting
Members of the Clygles D Wilcox Camp No will meet this evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Albert Anderson on Grove Street for regular business and social gathering.
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Wilcox Camp No
Fed “Spas
Albert Anderson
Grove Street
Gibbon Species Notes Describe Siamang Traits
The entry outlines the Siamang as a black gibbon species with distinguishing features including large bare sacs beneath the chin. It notes the sacs expand with intake and the animal uses this as a mechanism for strong work power.
Statewide project proposed to solve Pennsylvania problems
Public Utility Commissioner Donald Ingston proposed a statewide project in Harrisburg aimed at addressing unemployment, the coal industries, and related water and reforestation challenges. He emphasized three core issues as priorities for a comprehensive, single effort.
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United Rn
Warrisburg
Jan
Public Utility
Donald Bill Ingston
Pennsylvania
Wis
Wishing Wells and Pin Rituals Across Britain
Wishing wells are common in Britain with pins dropped into the water to grant wishes. The famed well at Upwey in Dorset features a custom where walkers circle the well three times and drop a pin to seal the wish.
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Britain
Upwey
Dorey
Week of Prayer Services Marked By Strong Sermons
A large audience heard Rev William Juhn of Emmanuel Episcopal Church deliver the closing sermon for the week of prayer services sponsored by the Cargy Ministerial Association. He spoke on Reconciliation of the Home Life at First Baptist Church with special music by a quartet led by Lloyd Thomas and Hartel. The annual observance drew praise for its home life focus and overall success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Kuhn
Emmanuel Church
Baptist Church
William Juhn
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Cargy Ministerial Association
First Baptist Church
Lloyd
Thomas
Thwin Hartel
Pine
Home of Reconciliation
Two Die in Amherst Road Collision Near Buffalo
A Highway crash on Young Road and Welble Drive in Amherst Town left two dead and three injured. Vehicles driven by Socrates Gailie and Ruth Condon collided as Gailie headed north on Young Road and Condon traveled west on Welble Drive. Victims include John Th. Dwar, Ruth Condon, and Pearl Condon with others sustaining various injuries. Investigating officers Karl Speich and Edy Schultz led the response at the municipal sports complex nearby.
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Burpalo
Dam
Pwn
Pers
Amherst
Ines
Terracy
Ay Oge
Curtisy
John Th. Dwar
Ruth Condon
Norwood Nue
Socrates J Gailie
Tulane Hoadeninam
Mors
Pearl Condon
Edgin
Young Road
Miss Condon
Welttle Drive
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St. Paul's
Commerce Department
Suley
Thomas Motor Company
Clinton Street
George Clurry
Theo P. Williams
Pittsburgh
Edward A
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Wayne Steel
Bear Creek Bridge
Lupone
Far Bell
East South Street
First Ward
Alee
State Safety Bureau Today
David L Walsh
Apeel
National Defense
Dyer Station
Erie
Seaboard
R. F. Steeneck
Cleveach
Ohio
Rex
Raymond Manufacturing Company
Robert Aka
Essex Street
Third Ward
Alo
Hearty
Crawford County
Dunkirk
Bert Logan
Baron von Richtofen
Germany
Gilbert (Munchausen) Boettcher
Milwaukee
Liars’ Club
Burlington, Wise
Goal County
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Buffalo
Coats
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
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