W C T U Victory Dinner Planned for January 17
The W C T U meeting at Mrs Albert Andersons home was well attended and focused on planning a victory dinner to celebrate the tenth birthday of national prohibition. Committees were formed for the First Methodist Episcopal dining room event with meals for seventy five to one hundred, including songs and entertainment.
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W. GT. U
Albert Anderson
Grove Street
First Methodist Episcopal Dinwch
Mtr
Sylvia Ripley Ben
Hie
Plin
G. Kinch
M Jer
Tor
Agnes Jolson
Manuar
Bessie Hire
Mariel Dinkers
Union For Fountain Pens
Adams calls for more dead bandits in crime fight
Reading Pennsylvania January 10 United Press reports Ms Lyon G Adams superintendent of the Pennsylvania Side Police urged harsher parole rules and stiffer sentences. Major Davis echoed concern that welfare groups hinder crime control and said more executions would reduce crime while opposing court interference.
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United Press
Reading
Lyon G. Adams
Pennsylvania
Widay
Hiss Cotnery
Davis
Jal
ILL OF FOUR YEARS ENDED BY NEW KONJOLA
Mrs McCoy of Pittsburgh area reports long stomach ailments and gas pains. After using Konjola her stomach cleared, she began eating regularly, constipation resolved, and nerves calmed. Medicine sold in local stores and by druggists in the region.
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Carty al Downey
Spartanburg News: Funeral for Almarion Kinney and local events
Funeral services were held at Davenport street home for Almarion Kinney aged 35 in Sparta Township. Rev. Clark of Tawaville officiated. interment at Rose Aly cemetery. Kinney, longtime community member, lived with Mrs. Bila Kurdevant and was known for his daily newspaper routine. A long list of kin and neighbors attended from nearby towns. Basketball season opens Friday with girls and boys games. Sparta Grange plans an all day meeting Saturday January 11 with a noon picnic. A Dorcas Sunday school class elected officers and other fraternal groups announced January activities and births. Ronald Bune Stewart born weighing 8 pounds 12 ounces at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alan Stewart. Upcoming meeting January 15 in the High school auditorium features multiple program segments.
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Spartansburg
Almarien Kipney
Davenport Street
Rey
Clark
Tawa
Vile
Rose Aly
Kiney
Clyde Rust
Wimer VanTas
Uel
Lytie Murdo
Pall Buttons
Almarion Kinney
Wis
Yay Mie
Preeman
Sully Pik Iy
Sparta Lownship
Bila Kiurdevmt
Ike
Hinold
Jelus
Confort
Ellis Kinney
Uninn City
Bloomfielt Township
Miadotra
Himer Vian
Helen Trifle
Gladys Potter
Boise Gillette
Joseph Hastmen
Sparta Grange
The
Grange
Faybrie Syorkey
Slyle Grange
Jesse Whitney
For Ride
HD Whitney
Beaverdam
Dorcas Sunday School
Baptist Chy
Clifton Crosby
H. B. Drought
C. C. Smith
Treasury
T. P. Kelly
Charles Martin
Ronald Bune
Rowley
Layer Taylor
Stewart
Charles Thompson
Addle Miartette
Miss Helfast
Miss Still
Mr. Lithgey
Harold Gibson
Kenneth Knight
Letta Bryant
Bracken Talks Stocks at Kiwanis Meeting
Lloyd Bracken, manager of Logan and Bryan in Oklahoma City, spoke at the Kiwanis Club on stock markets and the New York Stock Exchange. He described market operations, short selling, and the 1920s jazz age of speculation, noting a bull market ending after five and a half years and offering six investing rules.
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Franklin
Hoover to send report from law enforcement group to Congress
President Hoover will transmit the report of the law enforcement commission to Congress on Monday for any legislative action Congress may choose. The White House confirmed the submission amid other brief notes and a reference to ongoing home projects.
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AW Enforcement Group
United Press Washingdon
Hoover
Law Enforcement Commission
Congress
White House
Runaway on First Avenue Spins Through City
A team of horses owned by H. M. Burrows of Carter Hill bolted from near the Union Produce Company plant after a plant whistle at 1 oclock in the afternoon. Burrows held to the reins and escaped injury as the wagon wrecked on West Washington Street.
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First Avenue
H. M. Burrows
Carter Hill
Union Produce Company
Funeral Services for Wiess Patterson
Rev Hogere of the Presbyterian church conducts funeral services for Wiess Patterson. Miss Lastie Pat ueysen of this city attended along with Harold Patterson Mer 4 Patterson Douglas Toxefly Lee Barton GL Barton and Brian Bills. The body to be buried early Saturday en route to Univ of New York for interment.
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Hogere
Chulen
Lastie
Pat Ueysen
AC Linge Squinber
Hekbumb Meeinck Hithie
East Main Street
Harold Patterson
Mer
Patterson
Douglas Toxefly
Lee Barton
GL. Barton
Brian Bills
Univ
N. Y
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Miss Tuttie
Sue Knappenburger
Wiess Patterson
Washington SL
Corry
Da-At-Bou
Jnurmal
Corry Journal
William
George Johnson
John Vonhnaith
Sale
Irene
Bosch Radio
Sine Gully
Sa Yo
Cary
Wal
Union Produce
Ible
Tony
aLid-Seu
Tig West Mary St
Al-Algltep
Theston Street
Remy Wurwishey
Bent Street
H. L. Rawe
Yu Wen
Isp
John E Patterson
HSN
Stockton
Jtate
Delaware Street
Bonnsvirary Department of High
Hane Hivelsburg
Gillroynsals
Maine
Tore Wenuirit
Jeni Tele
Bahar Owalsie
Evie Chinty
Anit
Sealion
Pennsylvania Department of Highwass
Hernishute
Feansylvania Department of Highways
Harhinturg
MecClar Ing
Bath
Markee
Uppen
Hudson
Shuss &Hepler
Citizens National Bank
the Bank
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Kat
You Remy Anaaee
Paul Robin
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