Card Party Tuesday Night At Masonic Temple
The committee of MWenenent cart party, staged in the Masonic temple by the Ladies Auxiliary of Clarenut Commandery, completes arrangements for the affair to be held Tuesday evening. Awards will be given and refreshments served. A large number of reservations have been made and time slans assure a most enjoyable evening.
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Masonic Temple
Clarenut Commandery
Pinchot Vare Lead Gubernatorial Talk in Pa Race
In Pennsylvania Republican circles Connouen som Page une General Samuel S. Lewis and former Attorney General Brown vie for center stage with Pinchot. Edward M. (Ed) Mai endorsed by Washington and Greene counties as state governor candidate, others silent. Grundy dinner in Philadelphia hints at tariff-focused Senate race. Fisher praises Bristol stance. Democratic chatter centers on Judge Edward C. Newcomb as a possible May slate addition amid Ward Wilson support for Wilson's Senate bid.
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Samuel S. Lewis
Forme
Brown
Lewis
Edward Mai
Republian
Republican
Washington
Greene
Othser County
United States
Grundy
Philadelphia
Gundy
Fisher
Bristol
Senate
John
Pennsylvania
Edward C. Newcomb
Lackawanna County
William B. Wilson
Wilson
United States Senate
Sedgwick Kistler
Lock Hawe
Charles D. Copeland
Westmoreland
Newcomb
Lackawanna
Sunday Visitors and Local Relatives Reach Westfield
A long list of residents and visitors is recorded with numerous trips and calls. The notes include Miss Thelma Messenger and Mr and Mrs Vern Smith with son Irvin visiting in Westfield, Frank Paddock from Corry, Mel Clement of Elle, Mrs William Lombard, Mrs Caroline Ward and Ralph, Laura Dodd, Misses Margaret and Katherine Purell, Bealies Daugherty, Inez Fitch, Layer Grandy, A C Spicer, Miss Orpha Crosprovided, Rev William Hall, Louis Jackson, Mervyn Nast, W D Husterd, Arthur Smith, Mr and Mrs D Lamont Steen, Thomas Taylor, W Boethman, the Menaville and Howard families, Mrs Mayme English, Miss Helen Braymer, Charles Johnson, Jennie Crishipim, and many more, with various weekend visits and travel details noted.
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Thelma Messenger
Vern Smith
Lr Ivern
West+ ifield
M. D
Frank Paddock
Cou Iry
Westfield
Mel Clement
Elle
William Lombard
Caroline Ward
Ralph
Jamestown
Laura Dodd
Erie
Margaret
Aktherla
Purell
Bealies Daugherty
Margaret Smith
Clearfield
Home Service Department
Associated Gas and Electric Syster
Inez Fitch
Layer Grandy
A.C. Spicer
Mayville
N.Y
Orpha Croseuitt
Melboro State Teachers College
Corry
Willian Hall
Louis Jackson
Meadville
Mervyn Nast
Stewart, Fla
Br. W. D. Husterd
Girare
Arthur Smith
D. Lamont Steen
Youngstown
W. A. Steen
Thomas Taylor
Ier
West Main Street
W. Boethman
Ingy
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Bria
Char ‘Menavilte
La_the-elly
Howard and Son
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Indianapolis
Ind
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Howard
J. J. Neylon
Hong
Jacksonville
Fla
Auania
Vic W
A. P. Howard
Mayme English
Girard
C. Cronin
Nott's
Center Street
M. T. Gillette
Philadelphia
Helen Braymer
Charles Johnson
Hom
Jennie Crishipim
McKean
R. H. Morton
Walter Werren
Bessie Carlson
Homer Manbey
Jean
E. Bingham
Bingham
C. Juid
K. Kotler
Salvaton Army
OU City
Pittsburgh
Albert Anderson
J. ®. Stapleton
Titueville Herald
Helen Kendall
Manude Kendall
West Elm Street
Titusvile Herald
John S. Rogers
Findley Lake
Death notices T S Bentley with services planned
Postmaster C 8 Bentley's brother Thatkdens Bently dies in Vineland New Jersey after long illness. Born 1888 in Vineland he lived in Philadelphia Erie and Malaga New Jersey. Survived by brothers John J Bentley Sumner Bentley and sister Mrs C M Loupe. Body to arrive tomorrow for chapel services then burial at Pine Grove Cemetery.
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City Hospital
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XN. J
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Hartford
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Philadelphia
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Malaga
Delsea Highway
Vinelandd
Peo Brothers
John J. Bentley
Erie
C. Sumner Bentley
C. M. Loupe
Vinetana
Tomicrow
Alexander’ and Company
Fimral
Pinerove
Taxi Strike Persists as Negotiations Continue
Pittsburgh January report shows nine strike-breakers arrested and held on bond after driving through traffic lights and carrying pipes. Charles Burger, AFL organizer, urged conciliatory moves while Rev James Cus pressed for union recognition. Strikers demand 40 percent receipts and full union recognition.
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Pittsburgh
Central Police
Charles Burger
Chicago
American Federation of Labor
James R. Cus
St Patrick's Catholic Church
Upgm
Paul Toole
Su Ommites
Close of Market Review From City Exchange Quotes
Stock quotations from Log an & Bryan of Oi City show mixed results on the New York Stock Exchange. Listed names include Copper American Smelting, Butte Copper & Zinc, International Nickel, Chrysler Continental Motors, General Motors, Hupmobile, Packard, Studebaker, Willys Overland, Atlantic Refining, Continental Oil, Pure Oil, Sinclair, Pan American, Prairie Pipeline, and Transcontinental.
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Oi! City
New York
Lloyd M. Uracken
Butte Copper & Zinc
Rennetoll
International Nickel
Atlantic Refining Co
Sccrce
Continental Oil
Continental Petvox
Pan American B
Prairie Pipe Line
Pure Oil
Sinclair Fp
SO Dent Teeeen SO
Transcontinental
Unclear Freight and Industry Notes From a Fragmented Texas Newspaper
The readable text lists railroads and corporations across North America, mixing lines like Canadian Pacific and Great Northern with companies such as General Electric and Bethlehem Steel. It appears as scattered notes or advertisements rather than a cohesive story, concluding with a discussion of Irish bogs and their depth, noting immense volumes per acre.
Digging Deeper on Golf Course Finds Coins
A midlands golf course yielded several Roman coins in a surprising dig site. Local play observers humorously note a couple of golfers who appear intent on unearthing Australian coins, adding whimsy to the find.
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Midlands
Cins
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