Evangelistic Services Close After Detroit Evangelist Sermon
Dr. Harvey Morrison of Detroit closed his series at Wirge Auditorium of the Methodist Episcopal Church with a sermon titled Remove Not the Aneta Landmarks. The campaign drew a large audience and was deemed a success by sponsors First Baptist and Methodist Episcopal churches.
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Harvey Morrison
Detroit
Mich
Wirge
Methodist Biscopal Church
Morrison
Methodist Episcopal Unit
First Baptist Churches
Missionaries Farewell Service Earns Gifts for Warpken
A Baptist church farewell Saturday honored Missionaries Mr and Mrs Jesse Warpken with a program including solos and remarks. Support came from West Spring Creek and Joe's church with cash for expenses and a new portable Royal typewriter. Additional gifts from friends and a Dodge truck earlier funded gospel work.
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Baptists of
M.B
Jesse Warpken
Detbert Hall
Warpken
John Wangwanr
Wale Lace
Perry F. Haitles
Joe’s Church
West S Greek
Cutting
Eas
The
Baptist
West Sping Creek
Warrykeris
Tal Meiners
MANY ARRESTS IN RUSSIA NO RIOTS REPORTED
The report notes arrests in Russia but stresses there were no riots. It explains censorship rules for foreign correspondents and how they sometimes relay uncensored or telephoned information to London and other capitals. It adds that Moscow’s population faces nourishment and footwear issues amid ongoing conditions.
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Russia
Miésyages
London
Brst
Ifees
Moscow
Coast Prosecutor Shot As Auto Riddled
District Attorney Burton Fitts, famed for anti vice crusades and handling of a wage downtrod strike, was shot when gunmen fired into his car outside his father's Monrovia home. The assault wounded his forearm and leg. surgeons feared paralysis. Indictments against 854 sit down strikers at the Douglas plant sparked suspected motives.
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Ronald Wagoner
United Press
Los Angeles
Burton Fitts
Wal
Ani
Wil
Afl
Fitts
France
Monrovia
Fults
Douglas Aircraft
Santa Mionica
Oldest Negro Family Man Welcomes 48th Child
Hrooksville, Pa March 8 United Press reports Amosbroge Hilliard Douglas a 91 year old ex slave and father to Minnie s 18th wife welcomed his 48th child born yesterday a girl. The baby reportedly healthy and the event occurred at his Shelby cabin with welfare board assistance. Douglas born May 6 1835 in North Carolina said he has no name chosen yet.
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United Press
City Welfare Board
Douglas
North Carolina
Visible Commerce Amid Mass Marches and State Funeral
The scene shows hundreds of thousands in marches daily while the body of Gregory Ordahonikidze lies in state and his funeral day reveals workers well nourished yet malnourished in attire. Moscow shops offer broader goods but prices soar with wages around 230 to 250 roubles monthly versus 150 months ago. Foreigners note the money source remains unclear as new modern shops appear with nickel fittings.
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Gregory Ordahonikidze
Hendcomne
Mmascon
Moscow
All-Bran Lives Up to Reputation
An enthusiastic letter from Miss Bundy of Bennettsville South Carolina endorses All-Bran as a safe natural aid for constipation. The ad claims All-Bran absorbs water to form a soft mass that clears the intestines without weakening pills, recommending two tablespoonfuls daily and noting it is a food, not a medicine.
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Kellogg
Attorneys Win $6 550 Fees in Venango Case
In Franklin, a civil court jury awarded $6 550 to attorneys George A Baldwin of Beaver and Q D Hastings of Franklin in their suit to collect $25 750 in fees from the Franklin Valveless Engine company. The verdict totaled $5 000 plus $1 500 interest after a sealed verdict was read followed by a separate read in court.
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Oil City
Mar O
George A. Baldwin
Beaver
Q. D. Hastings
Franklin
Lang
Brookeville
Arcadia man profits from Catalpa wood scheme in Oklahoma City
An Arcadia man gambled on Catalpa wood value in an Oklahoma City patch. He bet B75 on the trees, and the plan yielded a profit of nearly 18 000 dollars over the years.
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Catalpa
Oklahoma City
Bradford Bank Case Heads U S Court Calendar
Federal Judge F P Schoonmaker will hear pleas from 14 defendants in a $1 3 million Bradford bank scandal when court opens March 19 United States District Attorney Charles F Uhl leads the prosecution. Key defendants include Howanl J Benson charged on 31 counts with alleged false entries. Further names follow in order. government witnesses include at least five agents. Some defendants may plead guilty. two men died under mysterious circumstances linked to the case.
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Brie
F. P. Schoonmaker
Bradford
United States
Charles F. Uhl
Dispatch-Herald
Howanl J. Benson
Lloyd R. Parmenter
Stanley B. Benton
John Cunningham
John W. Becker
W. Russell Hungerford
W. Awierson Lynch
Bill Eligson McCraig
Wilson R. Campbell
Harold J. Miller
Havel A. Benson
Jon D. Ray
United States District Attorney
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Bible Mission Begins at Lawrence Park by Rev Haines
Rev P T Haines announced the start of eight Bible Teaching Missions in Lawrence Park and nearby areas this evening. He will be absent from his church and regular Bible class all week while Rev E B A Hook and Mrs Haines lead this week’s prayer meetings.
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P. T. Haines
Lawrence Park
Chilrah
Erie
Hat Church
Eba. Hook
Kane Boy Dies in Fall at West Kane Well Derrick
Ten year old Maud Swanson of West Kane was killed instantly yesterday when a ladder rung snapped as he stood on a derrick. Investigators say the boy fell from the well structure, his skull fractured.
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Kane
Maud Swanson
West Kane
Aroll Well
Erie bids for air terminal rejected by post office
The Post Office Department's legal division rejected Erie's bid for a four million air terminal, saying it would violate existing air laws. Erie officials expected the ruling, but city may still be considered as a future stop on a major airline. Chamber of Commerce secretary noted section 15 of air mail laws governs extensions and new routes in competitions between counties.
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Brie
Mer
Scudas Post Office Department
Erie
Alrmall
James K. Shiela
Chamber of Commerce
James City Man Narrowly Escapes Death in Timber Incident
Joe Munn 40 of James City was crushed on the left shoulder when a giant tree being felled by a Commercial Lumber Co. crew at Cherry Run grazed him as he sprinted away. He tripped and was hurled into the tree’s path. admitted to Kane Summit hospital.
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Kane, Mar
Joe Munn
Jamesity
Kane Summit
Munn
Commercial Lumber Company
Warren
Cherry Run
Kane
Wort Mati
Relief cases show decline in Erie County
In the final week of February Pennsylvania direct relief rolls rose by 70 cases to 4 295 persons, the smallest increase since December 5 and under half the rise seen the prior week. Erie County posted a 458-case decrease while Philadelphia County added 580 cases. 47 counties showed net increases and 19 net decreases.
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Pennsylvania
Philadelphia County
Erie County
Ex-Corryite and Two Others Face Statutory Offense Charges
James Sellen, 35, formerly of Corry, and two men Ron Howe 29 Eric and Clare Say 58 of Greenfield Township were arrested Saturday on alleged statutory offenses. They were held without bail for court on charges they attacked children in the eastern county area including Sellen’s daughter and stepdaughter.
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James Sellen
D. Wattsburg
Ron Howe
Eric
Clare Say
B. D. Greenfield Townsh'p
Sellen
Jamity and Vera Sweet Wed in Clymer Justice Ceremony
Mrs Mary Jamity of 1318 West Pleasant Street announces the marriage of her son Alton to Vera Sweet daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold Sweet of Cutting New York. The ceremony took place Friday evening March 8 at Clymer with Justice J K Whippo officiating and the couple will reside in Corry.
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Mary Jamity
West Pleasant Street
Alton
Vera Sweet
Harold Sweet
Cutting
N. Y
Clymer
Path of Duty Follow Daily for a Clear Conscience
The message urges steadfast daily duty guiding toward fulfilled work and a clear conscience at life’s end. It emphasizes personal discipline and moral responsibility as the path to integrity.
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Fife
Leon Morris Dies at Sparta Spartanburg Community
Leon Morris 66 long a local merchant died at his Spartanburg borough home after a brief illness. He operated a grocery here for 32 years before moving to hardware, leaving wife, two children Glenn and Ferne, grandchildren Glenn Jr and Navin, four sisters and two brothers. Services at 2 p.m. Wednesday from his home with interment in Rose AUIL Cemetery.
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Spartansburg
Mar
Scort Morris
Spartanburg
Morris
Kaneville
Clarence Moris
Richard Morris
Rome Owwnship
Rose Auil
Grange No 65 Holds Regular Session and Program
Grange No 65 met Saturday evening in the Grange Hall with large attendance. The program directed by Mrs Edna Drake featured singing poems and discussions. Attorney James Williamson gave a lay and the counsel of lawyers tale. Mrs C C Warner presented Irish music. Regular degree term practice is set for next Saturday night.
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Worry Grange No. 65
Grange Hell
Edna Drake
George Chase Reai
Lay
James Williamson
C. C. Warner
Viany
Piano Recital by Miss Signa Anderson Students
A group of younger pianists presented a Saturday afternoon recital at 4 o clock. Participants included Helen Matie Eugene Westley Norma Dean Lillie Macon Goring Eleanor Nichols Marjorie Owens Shirkey Depew Devil Hubertz Howard Pier Dunice Theobald Marjorie Goring and Katherine Suesman.
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Signa Anderson
Shly
Helen Matie
Eugene Westley
Norma Dean
Lillie
Macon Goring
Eleanor Nichols
Marjorie Owens
Shirkey Depew
Devil Hubertz
Howlard Pier
Dunice Theobald
Marjorie Goring
Ketherine Suesman
Bill Durham
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