Missionary Society entertains at St Paul’s Eitheran church
The Missionary Society of St Paul’s Eitheran church will be entertained at the home of Mrs John Liston on Wednesday afternoon. A larger crowd is hoped for. The note mentions Will J Wilcox delivering groceries and nearby ads for local sales and events. The town notes a death in Clearfield of Frans Craig, a frequent visitor, and references to local social happenings and sales.
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J. Wilcox
Missionary Society of St. Paul’s
Clearfield
Craig
R. L. Semindinger
St. Thomas Church
Litte Corry
I. B. Ladies’ Aid Society
Thea P. Williams
Whittlesey Cottage
Findley Lake
N.Y
Mes
Milon Brown
Meadville
Brown
B. W. Stefinett & Son
wWe
Kodak
Magasine Ein
Rail merger in the Southwest consolidates major lines
United Press reports M K and T, St Louis Southwestern, Kansas City Southern, Missouri Kansas and Texas plan a consolidation. Loree and commission officials discuss a tentative draft after informal hearings. A prior Nickel Plate merger was blocked. Rotary figures from Erie attended a Denver meeting before returning home. Police say a truck accident killed Paul Low, 13, as he ran toward traffic. coroner cites unintended death.
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United Pros
Waslington
Kansas City Southern
Mise Sri
Kansa and Tea
St. Tunis
Leistate Commierne Momumission Wang
Ly Loree
Loree
Mahaffie
Lurenwoof Finance
Anderston
Loveetas
Erie County
Afernoon
Hamor
Tan Hanley
Paul
Jon
Prohibition funding proposal defeated in Congress debate
United Press reports that a full 100 million dollar increase for federal prohibition enforcement was voted down after Representative La Guardia asserted small appropriations invite bootleggers. Other motions to cut the prohibition item and undercover agent funds were also rejected.
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United Press
Washington
Jung
Reprevewative
la Guardia
Linfist
New York
New Yorker
Worth While Suggestion From a New York Firm
A New York brokerage firm seals a safe with Gold and gems behind iron, unable to open it. No one considers shipping the fragile container by rail for a cautious journey, as laughter echoes over the impractical plan.
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Warren County
State Highway Department
Graveford
McKean
Vénatia
New York
Pot Geass
Wood Versus Steel In Insurance Fire Risk Debate
An insurance inspector argues wood offers better fire resistance than steel and concrete. He cites oak forming a protective char, though Lombardy poplar resists burning entirely. He notes a fireproof building clad with this wood, but costs and scarce supply prevent wide use.
Beechwood store fire prompts narrow escape near Jamestown
Beechwood near Jamestown saw a fierce blaze that destroyed the Beechwood grocery store. Proprietor Donald G. Underwood and his wife escaped with their two children via the front stairway as flames overtook the building. Firefighters battled the flames as onlookers watched a tight rescue unfold.
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Parsons
Beechwood
Jamestown
Mimini Donald G. Underwood
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