Local Society Meeting Urges Attendance and Dues
On Wednesday afternoon Mrs Ross Fleming of East Columbus avenue will entertain the United Brethren Missionary Society and every member is urged to attend as the officers for the ensuing year will be elected. Members please bring their bank offering boxes and all dues must be paid at its meeting. The Erie Restaurant Association opposes church suppers and informed the ministerial association in Teter. ministers did not reply. Kirby Jackson of Chicago celebrates his 100th birthday, the oldest among 10 000 Pennsylvania Railroad engineers, with a reception arranged by the railroad system. Model cottage cheese advertised for sale fresh daily. Claude Irons of Linesville, father of Charles Trons, 23, killed at work in the Linesville hatchery after an electric shock. For sale: remodeled seven room house at 529 Wright street. Owing to bad weather, Readers Club meeting postponed to next Monday at Mrs H W Alversons home. A bus on the West Ridge Transportation Meadville service damaged after leaving road and hitting a tree on Alden street. Weaple slab wood for sale by Davison-Fogle Lumber Co. M Lee Offensend injured in a two-car crash near Linesville. Confectionery stock damage from a fire at Liberty Confectionery, 136 Diamond street, Titusville. U S immigration officials holding Pando Wolchoff, Meadville bakery owner, for citizenship investigation.
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Ross Fleming
East Columbus Avenue
United Brethren Missionary Society
Erie Restaurant Association
Kirby
Jackson
Chicago
Rgan
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania
Claude Irons
Linesville
Charles Trons
Linesville Hatchery
Wright Street
G. Jones
W. ‘Sty
H. W. Alverson
Marion Street
Ponce de Leon Springs
West Ridge Transportation Company
Meadville
Alden Street
Davison-Fogle Lumber Co
Ustf
M. Lee Offensend
Charles P. Reuse
Erie County
Offensend
Liberty Confectionery
Diamond Street
Titusville
N. Armatas
Fite
United States
Pando Wolchoff
Wolchoff
Needlework Guild
Corry Relief Fund
Stewart
Warren
Chamber of Commerce
Carver House
Kelly's
Method’st Episcopal Church
Missiary Society
Lina J. Sexton
R. H. H. Club
Westway Club
Drake
Euclid Street
Kane
Lixdlow
Ary Brenoel
Phyilis
Arthur W. Brenoel
I. J. Skehan
Howard Skehap
DuBois Hospital
Skunle Hollow Hill
DuBois
Skehan
Reynoldsville
John F. Fetzler
Johnstown
Orson A. Hand
Ayemen's Club
Eld House
HK. Powell
North Center Street
Derens
Dlessef
R. G. Barnes
C. L. Carlson
Ruth Wetmore
John J. Hatch
West Smith Street
Alfred Hana
Corry Hospital
Clarence Ruckeh
Corry
Local prices and incidents in City and Vicinity
Local notes from City and Vicinity report 19¢ eggs per dozen, large Oxydol and a small pig for 23c with delivery. A farmer, Ambrose Valeric, 56, of Butler R. D.8, was gored by a bull and thrown through a barn window. Various community notices include library funding concerns, rummage sale for Corry Relief Fund, a spruce tree planted by the river, drought relief loans data, and multiple church and club meetings across Corry and Kane areas.
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Will J. Wilcox
Ambrose Valeric
Butler
R. D
Seti
Corry
Sharon
Ity Counneil
Tme
Teu
Portugal’s Colonial Possessions and Global Role
An unclear note discusses Portugal’s empire compared to England and France, mentioning colonial miles and various regions. The text references grenerei fin and Ne'terstots with scattered place names, lacking coherent detail or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portugal
England
France
Itar
Seeking Amity Among Creeds Conference Promotes Tolerance
United Press reports the national conference of Jews and Christians in Washington aims for religious amity amid bigotry. Dr Cyrus Adler, president of the American Jewish Committee and Jewish Theological Seminary, warns of lingering intolerance while Newton Baker presides at a Catholic Jewish Protestant session. Evarts B Greene of Columbia links religious liberty to public education and questions limits on teaching evolution, urging frank debate on all issues.
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United Press
Washington
National Conference of Jews and Christians
Cyrus Adler
Evarts B. Greene
Columbia University
Ancient books reveal untruths but not to mislead readers
A By Ho from Chinatown notes that ancient books have this advantage they tell untruths sometimes but never in a way that makes them popularly interesting. Washington Star quotes the remark, reflecting a tongue in cheek view on old texts.
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Chinatown
Washington Star
Oil Industry Talk Delights Rotary Club Audience
James J. Fox of Pennzoil City spoke before Wincheon Rotary at Hotel Corry about oil history from Drake Well to modern industry. He used four reels illustrating motor oil production and rapid recent development, with guests including Dr A W Evans and Robert Hunter among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Fox
Pennzoil Company
Rotary Club
Oil City
Wincheon
Corry
Mr. Fox
Tiuaville
Jmanca
A. W. Evans
Springfield
Ohio
Robert Hunter
Sharony W. le Holtenalein
Mrarkiin
Schellenberger
Union City
Dramatic critic Oscar Firlsins dies in Minneapolis
Oscar W. Firlsins aged 68, noted as Americas foremost dramatic critic by William Archer, died after a short illness in Minneapolis. He previously served as poetry and drama critic for the nation and led a department at the University of Minnesota.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Oscar W. Firlsins
William Archer
America
The
Nation
University of Minnesota
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