Increased Milk Prices For Sparta Dairymen
Spartansburg and Centerville area dairymen hear that Supplee-Wills-Jones Milk Co will pay 16 cents over the Dairymen's League zone price for milk this market. The rise follows prior increases and aims to keep plants running to process the higher demand for milled products. The move, tied to product quality and efficient operations, supports local ice conservation and employment in ice houses at area plants.
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Supplee- Wills-Jones Milk Company
Spartansburg
Grange National Bank
Centerville
Supplee-Wills-Jones Milk Co
Dairymen's League
Dairymen’s League
League
Java
Jabor
Frank Jones
Virginia Rice
Frank Allen
Marjorie Preffer
Meadville
Marjorie Preffier
Betty B
Hake Brie College
Grange National Able
John M. Webb
Leon Morris
Jed Morris
R. H. Patchen
Blakesier John Harrington
Glenn
Steadmit
Ralph JE. Blakeslew
J. A. Winans
Frank Platt
Wila Moves
Firs View
HM. Patchen
H.W. Blakeslee
Paghien
O. M. Thompson
B. £. Wiston
Mabel Kreckengoss
Leon C. Barton
Union City
William August
Women's Christian ‘Tempeane Union
Uesily
Jana Tues
Cemetery Association to Meet Saturday in Columbus
Columbus, Jan. 12. Members of the Cemetery Association plan the annual meeting at Columbus Cemetery Saturday. Five directors to be elected for two years. financial report to be presented. dues payable. New committees named for finance, membership, program, publicity, and refreshments for week of Jan. 23. Speaker Charles Vill inert slated. musical numbers and refreshments planned. PT A officers listed. local pastor Mr Garnett away from Community church duties.
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Columbus
Charles Simpson Hunt
Zeo'plnck
Memibel Hu
Columbus Ho T. A
Amy Ohrn
D. F. Bartoo
Blanche Bunnell
Ava Dodd
Mmm Dullen
Fargo
Vf, Schramling
Trisket
Stockton
Leon Bon* Ink
Charles Villinert
Conny
C. S Krapp
Mljrence Caspersoni
Barton
Hagel Paulkner
Roy
Garnett
Spring Creek
Sundi
Convict Attendant Convicted in Manslaughter Trial
Pittsburg January 13 A jury convicted Edward Hennigan hospital attendant of voluntary manslaughter in the death of a mental patient under his care.
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Pittsburgh
Edward Hennigan
Young Clean Slayer Faces Execution At Sing Sing
Fragmented dispatch reports three Yonkers and New York youths executed at Sing Sing after a Bronx holdup and pistol duel. Victims include Michie Vassil. others named are Alexander Nunes William Turner Vincent Garcia. Statutory death sentences followed Albany delays as Governor Lehman had commuted similar cases.
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Umeaning
de Reate
Sing Sing Pris
Schedon
Miuuier
Alexander Nunes
Yonkers
William Turner
New York
Vincent Garcia
Niagara
Pal
Olvan
Michie Vassil
Coleman Atkatz
Glain
Bronx
Harris
Ody
Murdeer
Jose
Ives
Peter Harris
Olean
Thomas Carpenter
Charles Bates
Metroes
Tah
Heath
Carpenter
Bates
Toyen
Hero March
Albany
Lehman
Cornelis Jarmisoh
Emmanuel Guay Guild Elects 1933 Officers
Members of the Emmanuel Guay meeting in the Parish Hall yesterday elected officers for the ensuing year. Mrs Perry Collier was renamed president with Mrs J J Haight as vice president, Mrs James Harden secretary, and Mrs M Sandburg treasurer. Plans for a social hour and supper were discussed, date to be announced.
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Emmanuel Guay
Perry Collier
J. J. Haight
James Harden
M. Sandburg
Collier
United Brethren Missionary Society Meeting Notes
Regular United Brethren in Christ Church Missionary Society meeting was held at the home of Mr. Paul Hammond in East Irving Street. Mrs. EB Bish led the program with articles on the topic Chin presented by Mrs. Jadestrom and others including Mrs. Pas Meming Mrs. R. H. Van'Tassel Mrs. Silen Harris Mrs. Carl Hentony and Mrs. Leon Van'Tassel. After study, refreshments were served.
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Chin
United Brethren
Christ Church Missionary — Society
Paul Hammond
East Irving ‘Lreel
EB. Bish
B. S. Jadestrom
Pas Meming
R. H. Van'Tassel
Silen Harris
Carl Hentony
Leon
Fear Crazed Mother of Nine Jumps to Death
A fear crazed mother of nine jumped to her death from the second floor of her home as neighbors watched in horror. The McKenna family had been trapped. two girls Mary Byrne and May Beers rescued the youngest Edward seven months old in a blanket as the father Joseph McKenna dropped the child from a window. The incident left the family severely affected with others injured or traumatized.
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Sis Anna McKenna
Joseph Mckenna
Ph Chu
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