Allan Bennett Graduates and Local Community Notes
Allan Bennett graduates and announces fixed registration as West Spring Creek markets provide June updates. Mrs. Gary Bennett attends Northwestern Bible School in Minneapolis. Allan Bennett in the class. Marie Bennett to curate home, Alla to southern tour, Bernard heading to California. Local trips include Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Manley and Jean with sister Bessie visiting Taulona Milwaukee Warsaw. Pomona Grange notes. 4-H Club meeting planned. Children’s Day practice and June 13 events. new Warren County registration commission sets dates. polling place registration required for fall vote. Wilson Aviation commencement in Minneapolis. Norma Deming at Washington, D.C.. various community visits and prayer meetings. insect control talk scheduled June 15 for Garden Club members.
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West Spring Creek
Gary Bennett
Minneapolis
Northwestern Bible School
Allan Bennett
Marie Bennett
Alla
Bernard
California
H. A. Manley
Jean
Homer Bingham
Mr. Munlay
Spring’ Creek
Registration Commission
Warren County
Bath
Tod P
Dasternm
Wilson Aviuitage
Robert Westfall
Corry Hospital
Norma Deming
Washington, D. C
John Deming
Bennett
Deming
Hart Davis
Sid
Guy Whaley
Betty Jean Whaley
Spring Creeks
Pauline Whaley
Sorry
Airy
Guy. Whaley
Harley Thomann
Donation Hill
Misa Helen Matton
Otca Still
Warren
Dmny Morton
Tritt
Dills
State College
Garten Stub
Hurlainsuesday
Speed Limit Set to Fifty Miles an Hour
Governor George H Harle signs a bill raising the state speed limit on Pennsylvania highways to 50 miles per hour from 40. Highway patrolmen report strict enforcement and promise no leniency as the new limit takes effect statewide.
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George H. Harle
Pennsylvania
Progress of Christian Science in Mother Church meeting
The annual meeting of The Mother Church The First Church of Christ Scientist reports good growth in the movement. Fifty nine new churches and societies were organized or recognized. Judge Clifford P. Smith of Newton is named Church President for the coming year. 2781 branches are cited along with funding debates on medical religious freedom.
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Boston
Mass
Christian Science
Mary Baker
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Clifford P. Smith
Christian Science churchs and lectures expand globally in 1986
William M. Bartlett reports 1986 sales of Mrs. Eddy’s writings rose 86 percent. The year ended April 20 saw expenditures over 200000 as the will funds supported 84 churches and societies in building and lecture activities. The Christian Science Board of Lectureship logged 3216 lectures worldwide, including Africa Australasia Hawaii Bermuda Great Britain Europe and the United States.
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Mather Church
Europe
North America
Australasia
Africa
South America
William M. Bartlett
Mary Baker Ridy
Frederick C. Wi
Christian Science Board
Hawaii
Cina
Tapan
Manila
City of
Mexico
Bermuda
Canal Zone
West Tie
Great Britain and Ireland
Scandinavis
Danuta
United States
Alaska
Strikers File for Relief Amid Savings Loss
Rankin June reports extension of ylate emergency aid as strike at the Grigwidh plant continues. Between 12 and 15 cases have applied for relief. CIO aid covers four to seven dollars weekly, not enough for a family. State aid may be needed. unemployed workers must register at the State Employment Agency with a registration card.
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Rankin
Chinont
the & Facturing Co
L, White
U White
Sving
Grawold
Keiig
Stelke
CIO
Yalles
White
City Council Considers Traffic Light at Washington Street
City officials revisit a Washington Street traffic light proposal after council refers a version to Mayor Miller and safety director for cost and feasibility study. Reports note possible neon or modern signals, with costs ranging from $165 to $275 and options to reduce expense by using existing hardware.
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Washington Street
Wen
Washington and
Center Streets
Siyector of Safety
Miller
Heturn Cornell
Ieee
City and PRR reach sewer agreement near Maple Ave
City Council last night approved a pact with the Pennsylvania Railroad to use a new storm sewer along the railway right of way. Mayor Glen Milrey is authorized to sign for the municipality. The agreement preserves the railroad’s rights, covers repair and maintenance of the sewer, and assigns related costs. The sewer will run under the tracks about 420 feet east of Maple Avenue at a depth of roughly four and a half feet.
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Pennsylvasia Raiload
Glen Milrey
Bath
Pennsylvania Railroad
Maple Avenue
40 Foot Ladder for Fire Dept Approval Imminent
Director Fred Weaver told Cain plans to buy four 40 foot ladders for the fire department. He presented two ladder options, the Ms Shift type at 34 dollars and the truss type at 108 dollars, asserting the latter better suits the department’s needs. Council members offered no clear stance, and an order is expected soon as ladders are deemed necessary for the city blocks. Snail stows away Lorain Ohio Bill Wells finds exotic sandal bandits of a sort in a two and one journey to a South American state.
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Wunte
Fred Weaver
Cain
Fire Department
Lorain
Bill Wells
Arrest of man ends Ridgway crime wave
Ridgway police say a single suspect, a man described as nine inches tall and weighing 160 pounds, admitted involvement in multiple robberies and thefts across Warren, Mt. Jewett, Tunkhannock, Port Allegheny, Towanda, Athens, Sayre and nearby towns. The arrest follows an extended regional crime spree linked to the suspect and prompted state police involvement.
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Ridgway
Pennsylvania
New York State
Julia Rice
Brovikdyn
Tran
Nerasontuh
Siemientta
Sugneism
McKean County
Jos
Kane Barracks
Yegler
Warren
Mt. Jewett
Tunkhannock
Port Allegany
Towanda
Athens
Sayre
Lawrenceville
Wellaboro
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Bill
Tokyo
Fumio Nishiyama
Army Arsenal
Nayeen
Supreme Court
Otorinis
the First Church
Boston, NV
Arsenate
Castoria
The
Bellans
Doan
Pinkham
Abe
Keister
Tel
Corry
Penna
Ugur
Milley
Vince WY
Rick Ty
PRR
Fire Dept
Aeksatua
Grace
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