Valen tines appear as Erie news notes rise
A paragraph brings various Erie area items including health data for Pennsylvania with 119 607 deaths in 1923 and a death rate of 121 per 1000. Valentine displays in stores. road plans for a southern Erie entry and elimination of Glenwood curves. social events at Warren and Ludlow Woman's Club. Mario Cappelli to sing at First M E Church. city council projects like a sewage disposal plant. mid year commencements at state teachers colleges. democrat party mailings. automobile spending in 1929. motor vehicle license and inspection notes. voting machine contract awarded in Windberborough. heating issues at the Senior High. and availability of fish and game laws from Alderman C S Porter.
Promise to marry and a vow that binds at last
The narrator reflects on a secluded river scene with Thi and a strong, dark resolve to marry. She asks for a blindfold promise and declares her intention to wed despite obstacles, with Rev Gartney and two witnesses awaiting consent before the wedding ring is set and a kiss seals the bond. The scene closes with the vow and the pledge to become husband and wife.
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Rowilly
Kauri
Nery
Flmitt
Hit
Jay
Mr. Gartney
Baking School Opens at Woman's Club in Corry
The Corry Woman's Club opened a baking school at the club home on Mott Street with a good-sized turnout. The program runs for three afternoons from 2 to 6, today Friday and Saturday, with Miss Rhindie Tompkins of State College South Dakota giving quick bread lessons and a later program on yeast bread, fancy rolls, frozen desserts, butter and sponge cakes. Tompkins represents Russell Milling of Minneapolis and works from Buffalo. electric range and Frigidaire are used with permission from the Associated Gas and Electric System. Occident flour is used.
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Mott Street
Rhindie Tompkins
Hume Economies
State College
South Dakota
Miss Tompkins
Russell Milling Company
Minneapolis
A B Ladies Aid Meeting At Mrs Warren White Home
The Lames as a Society of United Brethren Church met at Mrs Warren White's home with twelve members and two visitors. An afternoon tea is planned for January List at Mrs Heckathorne's home, with invites to bring a friend. The next gathering will be an all day session at Mrs Elbert Bush's home.
Fireman Injured in Homestead Garage Fire
Walter Gustafson a 24 year old Munhall volunteer firefighter was hurt when a falling wire struck him during a garage blaze at Homestead Park last night. Damages were estimated at 1900 dollars and he remained hospitalized today.
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Walter Gustafson
Homestead Park
Damas
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