Tax plan faces heavy opposition from retailers
Harrisburg June 8 a tentative plan to drop the state income tax in favor of a retail mercantile levy meets bitter opposition from Pennsylvania merchants led by the Pennsylvania Retailers Association representing about 10 000 stores in 150 cities They call a mercantile tax a crippling blow to Keystone merchants and vow to fight tooth and nail A GOP leader notes a one percent levy on retail sales could raise up to 150 million in two years while retailer head John Means calls the idea discriminatory and harmful to margins The ongoing stalemate over the 119 million income tax keeps the state in fiscal strain Also Washington June reports Senator Martin UR Pa 71 in fine condition after minor surgery at Bethesda Naval Hospital expected to miss a week in hospital.
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Harrisburg
GOP
John S. Fine
Senate
John Means
Retailers Association
Office of
Martin Washington
Martin UR Pa
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Vicinity church announcements list Sunday schools and services
Local church notices show morning worship and Sunday School times across several nearby houses of worship including Gulling Town Hall Mer ton Bayle East Branch Edwards Chapel Cllymer Java Elgin Seaver dam Wayne Valley Findley Lake and others with pastors superintendents and service times.
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Cutting Union
Gulling Town Hall
Merton Bayle
Findley Lake
Vangelical United Brethren Church
E. Loye Donelson
Community Church and Religious Notices Collected
A long OCR fragment lists multiple churches with pastors lay leaders and service times. Blue Eye Wesleyan Methodist in full, Marble and Cottage Hill Wesleyan Methodist, Brokenstraw Parish, Spartansburg area churches, and Abbe Reformed Church details appear, with Sunday School times, morning and evening services, and midweek meetings. The brittle star note appears as an unrelated science aside.
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Blue Eye Wesleyan Merhodist Church
Harry T.reid
Lee Lillie
Kathryn Spo
Marbor
Cottage Bil
Charles R. Lincoln
William Chusby
Cottage
Harold Webb
Abbe Reformed
Glymer
N.Y
Dunlor
Tntermediate
C. E
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Baptist Bible School to Open Next Monday
The First Baptist Church announces a Bible centered school starting Monday at 9 AM, running Monday to Friday for two weeks, with sessions 9 to 1. Bible stories, work books, memory work, music, and crafts. Awards and certificates await attendees, with seven of ten days earning a certificate. Open to ages four through junior high, taught by qualified teachers.
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First Baptist Churett
Charles Lyons Hurt In Accident Near Erie
Charles Lyons aged 37 from Union City was admitted to St. Vincent's Hospital after his car struck a stopped truck on Route 1 near Kearsarge. State Police report Lyons, injured, struck a truck operated by William Nituhe aged 49 of Erie. Lyons was listed in air condition at the scene.
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Charles Lyons
Erie
Union City
St. Vincent's Hospital
Fering
She Cme
Kearsarge
Lyons
William Nituhe
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Ea Firegall & Engine
East Branch Community cHurch
William M. Brooks
Oy Pasion
Suntay School
Efes
Clymer Methodist Church
Ellen Gleason
Java Baptist Church
R. D. Union City
Richard H. DeLong
Johny Johnson
Elgin Community
Seaverdam Mennonite Church
Jacob FP. Weirich
Ivan Miller
Wayne Valley
Keystone VanCise
Metitay Community Church
Methodist
S.J. Schmittle
Webb P. McCray
Simelay
Joseph I. Mocray
Wheelock Church
B. Y. McClintock
Brokenstraw
Congregational
Chrisian Churches
Jordan Cole
West Spring Creek
Sumday School
Spring
Creek
Sumday
Columbus
Stindity School
Ellenetanela
Spartansburg Fairview
Buell's Corners
Maring Swirl
Shiday Shaul Ms
Tyseutie Bisby
Thurstays Jal
Hymes Ag
Chris Lil Rodeayor
Josephine
Morris
Allvertor
Goywet Tubernack
Evertine
Dobbs
Youn Peoples Meeting
Oliver Thompson
Mui Jyodist
Robert Bune
S. 1 Sehimitte
Paistor
AR Lake
OUR Lady OF Victory
Spartansburg
Francis J. Graves
Baptist Bible School
Reapmaster
BUICK
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Waterhouse
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Wallace Jewelers
North Center Street
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