Golden Rule Club Dinner Meeting Features Wagner Talk
Rev E L Wagner of St Pauls Lutheran spoke on Substitutes for Religion at the Golden Rule Club July dinner at Elgin MB Church. Fifty members and guests heard a thought provoking address urging living Christian values for love of God, followed by club business and committee reports.
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Howard L. Wagner
St.Paul's Lutheran Church
Golden Rule Club
Elgin M. B
Mr. Wagner
Wagner
M. B. Ladies Aid Society
John A. Blatt
Joseph Gentiiman
All-Way Electric Company
Gentiiman
Herbert Gulick
Thomason's Barosma Tablets Promised Relief
An advertisement extols Thompson's Barosma Tablets as a kidney cleansing and laxative remedy. It claims faster relief from headaches dizziness and rheumatic pain tied to kidney issues and urges immediate use.
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Thompson
Thomason
Seek Body of Drowned Lad at Lake
MEADVILLE July 80 A Pittsburgh youth Edwin Quinn twenty West View was drowned at Conneaut Lake after noon. He dived from a boat and cramps seized him in ninety feet of water about 1000 feet off the park shore. Meadville firemen and deputies began grappling operations but by midnight the body was not found. another surface recovery effort was planned today.
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Meadville
Edwin Quinn
West View
Pittsburgh
Fred Carman
A. B. Byham
Auto Plunges Into Creek Injuring Two Men
Ridgway, July 30. Anthony Roberto of Emporium lost control of his Ford sedan while turning to watch an approaching car on the St Marys Emporium highway. The car left the road and plunged into a creek. Roberto and his companion Anthony Apolito, also of Emporium, were taken to Kau Memorial Hospital in St Marys. Apolito suffered a deep forehead cut, eye lacerations and body bruises. he is expected to recover but will remain hospitalized at least several days. Roberto received minor injuries and was treated and released home.
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Ridgway
Anthony Roberto
Emporium
St Marys-Emporium
Roberto
Anthony Apolito
Kau! Memorial Hospital
St. Marys
Apolito
Roberto Lok
Indiana
Emporoium
Sheffield Woman Hurt In Auto Crash
Mrs Harrigan Paul, of Sheffield, was severely injured in a Sunday morning car accident on West Main Street near the Sheffield Greenhouse. A Kane-Sheffield-Warren Transit Co bus, driven by Harold Dutch-Gacnot of Sheffield, was involved.
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Sheffield
Harrigan Paul
West Main Street
Sheffield Greenhouse
Iccident
Paul
Kane-Sheffield-Warren ‘Transit Co
Harold Dutch- Gacnot
Sheffeld
Series of Crashes on Boot Jack Hill in Ridgway
In Ridgway Pennsylvania during July 80 a dangerous stretch called Boot Jack Hill caused several weekend accidents. No serious injuries occurred but vehicle damage was substantial. A relocation plan exists but construction has not begun and no timeline is given. Residents condemn the hazard urging action as rain causes skidding.
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Ridgway
Children urged to drink daily quart of milk
A Iowa nutrition expert urges every US child drink a quart of milk daily and every adult a pint daily to improve national health. Dr P Mabel Nelson, head of foods and nutrition at News State College, says daily milk cheese and butter supply vital vitamins minerals and calories and milk is a cheap staple.
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Aims
Iowa
United States
Mabel Nelson
Tews State College Department of Foods and Nutrition
Nelson
Mili
Auto speeding costly both in gas consumption and safety
A Philadelphia survey by W L Robinson of the Automobile Club of Philadelphia AA shows excessive speed wastes fuel and oil, with a car at 60 mph delivering far worse mileage than at 30 mph. The test, drawing on AAA data, found engines and tires suffer from high-speed wear, underscoring safety and cost harms of speeding.
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Philadelphia
W. L. Robinson
Automobile Glut of
Robinson
U. S. Bureau of Standards
Yarlus
Contest Board
The
American Automobile Association
Indianapolis Speedway
Recital Offered At First Presbyterian Church
Mrs Clarence Shoop presents a piano recital by seven year old Carl Cox of Mr and Mrs W C Cox tomorrow at 2 30 pm in the First Presbyterian church hall The program includes march pieces rhythms songs and a variety of piano works with Doz ig Stone as reader and the pre-instrumental music class assisting All are invited to attend.
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Clarence Fh. Shoop
Carl Cox
W. C. Cox
First Presbyterian Church
Dozig Stone
Wee Mall
Seven Thousand to Receive WPA Work in County
In northwestern Pennsylvania fourteen thousand nine hundred sixty four persons will gain WPA work as the program starts. Erie County will employ seven thousand eighty eight. Bernard Cochran, WPA supervisor, outlined counties and projected federal funding of about six million eight hundred sixty thousand dollars to employ around thirty thousand people. The Erie district will focus on placing fourteen thousand nine hundred eighty four workers. A hydrolysis plant in Archangel begins producing alcohol and sugar from sawmill by products. two more plants are planned.
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Erte
Pennsylvania
WPA
Erie County
Bernard Cochran
Perses
Hagisburg
Clarion
Crawford
Forest
Venus
Warren
Wate
Washington
Iil Ward Mi
Jones
Jone
Erie
Cochran
Toms
Archangel
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Jolly Sai Campbell
My Regiment
Faeth
Sey Wagner Valse
Brahms
Marilyn Green
Mary Ellen
Jackie Blatt
Carol Briggs
Cat Cox
the Lion ‘the Kangaroo
Preifnstrumental
Mere Gingerbread
Carl
Thompay
Reveille Dide
Major Taps
Pretzel Band
Green Doris
Campbell’s
Hellmanns
Texas
Veo Atlantic & Pacific «Co
Cee San Ps
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