Slept Elected PNPA President In Williamsport Convention
Darel N Slept of Altoona Mirror won the PNPA presidency at the annual Williamsport convention. Harry B Heywood Conshohocken Record was named vice president with Howard Reynolds Quarryville Sun as secretary treasurer. Executives named include C J Smith Allentown WM Krebs Johnstown and Henry Walzer Hazleton.
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Williamsport
Darel N
Altoona Mirror
Pennsylvania Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Harry B. Heywood
Conshohocken Record
Howard Reynolds
The
Quarryville Sun
Treassurer
C. J. Smith
Allentown
Wm, Krebs
Johnstown
Henry Walzer
Hazleton
Stimson Pledges U S Aid in Disarmament Conference
London January 21 United Press reports Secretary Stimson pledged American aid and leadership toward disarmament at the London fire power conference. He framed disarmament as a phased, ongoing process of revision and improvement, stressing cooperation, world peace, and the need for practical steps despite complex naval limits. He affirmed Americans’ commitment to contributing to a broader, sustained effort toward reducing armaments.
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United Press
London
Tip Tex
Stimson
Chanmen
Washington
Myst
Pasoin
Tieve
Periveh
Juab Byer
Goa
Lisarmarmenarial
Suri
Control of Mutual Co. Changes Hands
The Mutual Telephone Company serving Corey reportedly passes to Chicago interests. President Culbertson will remain, with the same directors and general manager, while local stock holdings shifted to the Associated Telephone and Milities Co. of Chicago to gain control.
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Mutual CO
Mhe Mutual Telephone Company
Chicago
Hino‘Times
Times
Inne Hale
Ac Culbertson
Tie Mutual Telephone Co
Local Telephone Company
Associated Telephone and Milities Co
Mutual Company
John
Miller
Quilbertson
Mutual Telephone Copany
Mutual
Culbertson
Harry M. Engh
Burns Paper Highlights Paul Revere Talk At Club
Read. a3 Club members gathered at Mrs. A P Mounts home for a Monday meeting. A program included a paper on Paul Revere goldsmith soldier and patriot and a reading by Mrs C B Cron An. Next week’s meeting will be at Mrs A Ella Kings South Center Street to continue efforts aiding the sick and supporting the conference goals. Health update from St Vincent's Erie reports Harry Johnson’s eyes badly burned at work. sight in the right eye is doubtful and may require transfer to Philadelphia for specialist care.
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A. P. Mount
Paul Revere
C. B. Cron An
St. Vincent's Hospital
Erie
Harry Johnson
Sloan and Zook
Johnson
Philadelphia
Pythian Sisters Plan Card Party Evening
The Pythian sisters halt a card party in their hall on Wednesday evening with lunch and card awards. The regular lodge session will be called at 7 48 o clock sharp and the general public is invited.
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Pythian Sisters
County Will Retain 7-Mill Tax Assessment
Erie Jan 21 county budget draft shows seven mills will raise needed revenue for 1900 with about 1 041 000 to be raised. Willis county controller says expenses mainly from courthouse and charity properties nearly double from last year. Net county government about 950 will come from seven mill tax. remainder from gasoline tax and fees. Budget to be completed by end of the next weeks with only essential items included.
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Erie
Harvey M. Willis
Evie
Willis
Lees Uintsar
Utis
Ile Caurl Howsé
Chanty Properies
Winispetieyes
Derivatom
Edd
Pines
Funeral for Mrs Addie Wynn in Corry
Funeral services for Mrs Addie Wynn were held at Alexander & Company Funeral Parlors with Rev George B Morgan officiating. The body will go to Smyrna New York for burial in Sherburne. Mrs Wynn, longtime Corry resident, had been ill for weeks and is survived by two stepsons and four sisters. The UB Ladies Aid Society will meet Wednesday at Mrs Rose White’s home inviting all members.
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Asidie Wynn
Boyce Thompson
West Park Place
Alexander & Company
George B. Morgan
Christian Missionary Alliance Church
Smyrna
Sherburne
N. Y
Wynn
Corry
George Downing
Ridhante
Ub, Ladies, Aid Society
Rose “White
East Washington
Fragmented Local Notice Points To Public Sale
An OCR fragment from a local public notice mentions a legal action and a related official action. Details are unreadable but suggest a court or municipal process with a forthcoming event or sale. Further readable elements include a named official or agency reference.
Sunrise on memory and learning in Wisconsin notes
Fragmented OCR text hints at education themes in Wisconsin with references to memory, preparation, and patient age. Readable parts mention teachers, living wisely, and future planning amid scattered phrases and imprecise wording. This item records a reflective or instructional snippet from a Wisconsin source.
Fragmented OCR Item Signals Unclear Publication
A partial OCR line from a historic newspaper fragment remains unreadable, with garbled characters and interjected spaces. No clear person, organization, place, date, or event can be established from the readable text.
Fragments Hint At Monetary Dispute Or Delay
A fragmented text hints at a payment or financial dispute with phrases about money, timing, and possible suspension. The readable portion lacks clear actors, dates, or places, making precise events hard to determine.
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