Woman Given Suspended Three Month Term in Liquor Case
Warren June 11 Judge D A Arnd in court yesterday gave Veronica Sudel of York IHW a suspended sentence of three months in county jail and placed her on probation for two years after she pleaded guilty to possessing illegal liquor. Police found less than two gallons of illegally manufactured liquor at her arrest. Four non support cases were heard. two settled. John Uxbamick of Pittsfield was ordered to match a law home for his family. Gifford Lath of Warren was ordered to pay 3 per week or 13 per month for a minor child’s support. other settlements remain pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
D. A. ‘Arid
Veronica Sudel
York Ihw
Arird
John Uxbanick
Pittsfield
R. D
Gifford Lath
Glenn Durlin
Garland
Gilbert Capron
Sugar Grove
Rotary Convention Heads to San Francisco June 18 24
Rotary International with 200000 members in 80 regions gathers delegates in San Francisco for the 29th final convention from June 18 to 24. Convention Manager Feighner predicts the event will be Rotary's greatest international assembly on a large scale. International President Maurice Duperrey will report on his twelve months observing 40 countries and 200 cities.
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Banrancisco
Rotary International
Howard H. Feighner Pregicta
Rotary
International
Maurice Duperrey
France
Readers Letter Debates Machinery Tax and Unemployment
A reader letter argues machines replace workers, reducing wage support and social security tax income. Proposes taxing machinery by productive power, with claims about unemployment, safety, and retirement ages, citing A W Sims and A Ruiter correspondence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voice OF the People
Mr. Stillman
Pathfinder
A. W. Sims
East Lansing
Mich
Corry
Penn
Mr. Ruiter
Corry Evening Journal
A. W. Simmons
Mily
J. Flaherty
Bim Mona
Ami
Bear Lake Woman's Club Names Officers at Banquet
Bear Lake news reports the Bear Lake Woman's Club electing officers for the coming year at a June meeting held in the town. The P T A banquet was held in Panama High School auditorium with Luli Hinckley, Mrs. J C Manwaring and Mrs. Ivan Hawkins among attendees. References to local social visits and school events fill the page alongside notes on church services, community picnics, and residents visiting relatives in nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Club
Milton Kay
Bear Lake
Thomas Grow
Leo Perkins
Jean Manwaring
Robert
Wilbur Hawking
Panama High School Glee Cli
Findley Lake
Ister
Glee Club
Dorothy Tillotson
Allegheny College
G. Hillotson
Youngsville
Eloise Whiteley
Warren ‘Hospital
Wlrendy
Wallace Scholton
Doris
Arizona
Schollin
C. C Grover
First U. B. Church of Buffalo
Roger Morey
Mary Fullom
Corry
4. B. Frantz
Franklin
McClaney
Brokenstraw Music Circle
Lottsville
T. Sheriden Baker
Clifford Fullom
Centerville
Addie Engle
Nick Koren
U. B
Aigh School Auditorum
Town Line
William Borgarding
Minne Price
Edward Carter
Hawkins
Lena Cross
Mary C. Barry
Doctors and Wives To Cruise Lake Erie
The 1938 meeting of the Highth Councilor District of the Medical Society of Pennsylvania will be scientific and seagoing. Doctors and their wives from Crawford Erie Forest McKean Mercer and Warren counties sail from Erie at 11 AM aboard the 8.8 South American to cruise Lake Erie. Dr Norbert D Gannon directs. the program covers economic issues in medicine, scientific progress, and social topics.
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Erue
Highth
Medical Society
State of
Pennsylvania
Crawford
Erie
Forest
McKean
Mercer
Warren
Lake Erie
Norbert D. Gannon
Federal Road Bill Signed by Roosevelt in Washington
President Roosevelt signed the Hayden Cartwright road legislation authorizing 158 million dollars in federal aid for highways in fiscal 1940 and 191 million for 1941. The measure promises more and safer roads for 29 million American motorists.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Legion Plans Another Camp for Pa Boys
Boys from every community in the state will attend the third annual American Legion camp at Indiantown Gap between August 20 and 31. The camp combines recreation with a Keystone youth republic exercise, featuring a simulated state and county governments run by campers under elected and appointed officers. Facilities include four mess halls, hospital staffed by nurses and doctors, and required medical certificates. The state supports gear use, aiming for 1,000 campers with 18 states hosting similar camps. Registration goes through local posts, with July 1 final deadline and group sponsorship from civic or service clubs.
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Indiantown Gap
Eris County
American Legion
Indiantown Gap i
Keystone Youth Republic
Erty
Corvenont
Ne Legion
Pennsylvania
Ofice
Sme
American ‘Legion Post
Erle
Legion
The
Children Day Exercises in Churches Tomorrow
Children Day will be celebrated in several churches with special programs tomorrow. The Presbyterian United Brethren and Methodist churches present a morning program at First Presbyterian with organ preludes, scripture, songs, and readings, while the Baptist venue features a Brislay’s fame related program. The Methodist church holds an 11 o clock service with a long sequence of songs, recitations, and children’s acts. The United Brethren in Christ church hosts an evening program at 7:45 with scripture, prayers, songs, and group performances by beginners and older children.
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Presbyterian, United Brethren
Method
The
Baptist Church
Brislay
First Presbyterian Church
Pralade
Peggy ‘Taylor
Bobby Lawson
David Duke
Jesus
Dorothy Paterson
Gong
Sally
Dickinso
Shirley
Barnes
Buda Uumdy
Coletta
Slitte Sunbeam
Tory
Helen
Gene Shearer
Bobby Lewis
First Methodist
Ruth
Norma
Doris Lillie
Dorothy Walton
Robert Clark
Bobby Miller
Treonsrd Hixson
Howard Dewey
Roy Simons
Henry Hill
David Herron
Dick Hoitmaster
Blanche Durham
United Brethren In
Christchurch
Richard Davis
Sng
Phyllis Halfast
God
Dora ‘Noxon
Alth
Patty Campbell
Jesus and the Children
Annabel Lucas
Joella Westley
Betty Joan Armitage
Russell White
Jim Davis
Waterford supervisors face hearing on road repair duties
Three Waterford township supervisors John Schwab Frank W Woods and Burton Morrison received a hearing before Alderman James Lonergan on charges of neglect to repair and maintain roads. After testimony Lonergan reserved his decision with complainants including T S Cherry L W Beemus Henry Yunker Ernest J Heard and Edwart Shallenberger among property owners in LeBouw Gardens. The session also features a program of piano solos and exercise segments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lune
Waterford Township
John Schwab
Frank W. Woods
Burton Morrison
James Lonergan
Lonergan
T.S. Cherry
Ash Street
L. W. Beemus
Sterling ‘Milk Co
Henry Yunker
Ernest J. Heard
Edwart Shallenberger
LeBouw Gardens
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Warren County
Rotarians
San Francisco
Bear Lake Woman's Club
P.T.A
Prank Mannerren
J. G. Manwaring
Barbara Fritchie
Cobb
Martin
Walker
Earl Wilson
Loutssville
Charles Wilson
Paul Shank
Johnson Farm
W. Cochran
Westfield
Ben
William
Rey
R. Morey
Baby
iLois
Jamestown
Lloyd Price
Chicago
Wayne
Sunnyfield
Royal Gem
Dinty Moore
Iona Golden
U.S
Sitores
District of Medical Society
Lake
Youngstown, O
Planel Lo
Donald Cox
Betty Rae Barnes
Atyra
Lou Heerlein
Advige
Marilyn Mercer
Jewella
Raymond Lanson
Merrill Patterson
G. L. Boyd
G. J. Boyd
Roger Antra
Nahiy Meetdinic
Exerelte
Chick Saya
Dorothy Merritt
Neney Cass
Phyllis Bond
Marle Fields
Mary Clark
Jean Marsh
Phyllia Merritt
Helen Holton
Perry Thirltburg
Breddie Hoffmaster
David Michels
David Andoug
Keith Reich
Donald Schrader
Billie Dimmick
Virgine
Vivien Bosburg
Charlotte Watrous
Anna May ‘Smith
Patty Nown
Gertrude Wood
Opa Ford
Donna Reed
Lawrence Noxon
Blackstone
Gihor Blackstone
Roots Furniture Store
Charles Bughee
Gardener
Richard Price
Datfaull
Joelle Westley
Violet
Patty McClintock
Rose
Marlon Davis
Panay Lorraine Lines
Zinnia
Rita Ward
Withur Rust
Jim Dayis
Billy ‘Wood
Homer Humes
Dick Halfast
Him
Myrtle June
Mary Allee
Robert Humbert
Ronald Bergman
Exercise
Gertrude Joy
Anna Mae Gifford
Maxine Knapp
Dorothy Proper
Richard da Va
Jean Mitchell
Summer
Barbara Harvey
Sunshine
Margaret Wood
Erma Gile
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