Knights of Columbus Park York as 1933 State Council Meet
The 1933 Pennsylvania State Council Meeting of the Knights of Columbus will be held in York on May 14 10 and 16. The Order, founded in 1882, is the largest Catholic fraternal life insurance society with over a million members in the United States and Canada. The report shows strong finances with assets near 88 million and liabilities around 81 million. Mortality well below expectations and rapid growth boosting insurance benefits through assessments.
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Knights of Columbus
York
Oster
New Haven
Conn
Alka Willion
United States
Canada
Mexico
Cuba
Hom
Cas
Iain
Eastman Speaks on Railroad Crisis and Jobs
Washington May 9 Interstate Commerce Commissioner Hastman testified before a Senate committee on reducing railroad waste. He warned waste cuts would raise unemployment among railroad workers. Hastman, a likely candidate for railroad g ood inister, appeared as hearings opened on the Roosevelt program.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce
Joseph B. Hastman
Senate
Wastman
Goordinster
Interstate Commerce Committee
Minnesota Farmers Earnings Reported for 1982
In southeastern Minnesota a group of 143 farmers showed an average earnings figure of $768 less than operator labor earnings for 1982. The data were compiled by the University of Minnesota for an experimental group tracking all expenses and income.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Minnesota
University of Minnesis
Tea leaf tinting idea for cheap curtain tops
Inexpensive preservers suggest using saved tea leaves after brewing to tint fabric. Recommends pulling and straining leaves, then using the water to color cloth. A simple home method emphasizes reuse and natural dyeing.
Beer License Deadline Set By May Twenty Fifth
County Treasurer Lawrence H. Taylor and clerks worked rapidly as the state beer control law took effect. Applications must be filed by May 25, with licenses delivered by Wednesday afternoon. The cost is $250 to the state plus $10 to the county, and seven days must pass after filing before issuance. One ex-saloonkeeper has inquired, and the forms were prepared by Sisson and Grant.
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Brie
Lawrence H. Taylor
Digtrick
Mortimer
Graham
Taylor
Erlech
S.A. Sisson
Grabant
Body of Four Day Old Premature Babe Found
A four day old premature baby girl was found in a creek near 50 Seneca Silver and near 606 West Front Street. The tiny body about six inches long lay partially wrapped under about eight inches of water, discovered at 10 15 a.m. by Joseph Kellerman and Frank Beckes while walking near Kellerman’s home. Police noted the scene with the infant seen near the water’s edge in a sloped bank area.
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OTL Rte
Thio
Seneca
Joseph Kellerman
Seneca Street
Frank Beckes
West Front Street
Kellerman
Jlo
Furniture sprouts in Texan beauty parlor incident
A bizarre event in Big Spring Texas reports furniture sprouts described as yellow enamel pieces and six inch spemits emerging from chow wood and bord leven in a beauty parlor. The item is stated to be weeks old, with unclear details and several garbled phrases.
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Tex
Chevrolet Co Shows Gains As Output Rises In April
Chevrolet Motor Company reports April production of 50 953 cars and trucks, a rise from March and well ahead of April last year. Knudsen says year to date output reached 204 960 units, an eight percent gain over last year, with most units shipped to U S dealers despite unsettled market conditions and a nationwide ban impacting production.
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Chevrolet Motor Company
Tomiestic
W. S. Knudgen
Obs
Maresh
United States
Knuidsen
Amis Company
Keoardsen
Opportunity Club Meeting at Presbyterian Church Social
The Opportunity Club of the Presbyterian Church held its regular meeting at the Maclees home on Mast South Street with 25 members present. Mrs W C Cox and others hosted, devotionals led by Mrs Walter Scott, business led by Mrs Harry B Smith, and a program by Mrs A G Buller. A fund drive named Mrs Macbees’s group top collector. one new member, Mrs Richard Rossbacher, joined. The program featured piano solos by Mrs W Bracken and a gift exchange with storytelling. The next meeting will be a picnic at Winsley Lake on June 21 hosted by Mr and Mrs J W Carnicle hosting families. salad lunch served.
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H. Lb. J. Maclees
Mast South Street
Opportunity Club
Presbyterian Church
W. C. Cox
Fred Hoenes
Gordon Paulson
Walter Scott
Harry B.smith
A. G. Bull
J. W. Carnicle
Winsley Lake
Women to be entertained at KT conclave events
In Allentown the 80th annual Grand Commandery Knights Templar of Pennsylvania conclave will be held May 23 and 24 with visiting ladies hosted by Allen and Hutchinson auxiliaries. A tea, fashion show, tours of Trexler preserves, a Trout Hatchery, and tours of the PPL Building and mills are planned. Ladies will attend parades, receptions, and the Grand Tournoi and Ball, with hotel accommodations arranged.
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Grand Commandery
Pennsylvania
Allentown
Knights Templar
Charles P. Paulson
Clarence
Worth
Hutchinson
Norristown
Lehigh Country Club
Indies
Nps
Trexler
Pennsylvania Power & Light
Silk and Motor
Industri
Allentown Fair Grounds
Edwards Hall Plans Jiggs Dinner Benefit
A St Edward's hall dinner event titled Jiggs will be served Monday evening at St Edward's School. Tickets are on sale and attendees are promised a delicious repast with proceeds benefiting the school and inviting public participation.
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Gene Ano Wees
St. Edward's Hall
Winder
Bt. Edward's School
Coroapolis Debate Team Remains Undefeated in Tourney
May 9 report from Wooster notes only four teams still undefeated after the third round of the National High School Forensic Tournament in Corapolis. Competitors named include Men- Hota IH, Altus Okla, and Omaha Technical School, with twelve teams still in contention after one loss.
Garden Club Meeting Highlights Talks On Flowers
The Garden Department of the Woman's Club held a regular meeting yesterday afternoon at the club home on Matt Street with about twenty members attending. Mrs Harrison Keppel gave a paper on pink flowering lilacs and Hinibe varieties while Mrs Lovekind spoke on mulipr varieties. Mrs Wesley Howard described the flora of Barinda and five nearby islands, sharing five insights from her recent trip. Light refreshments followed, and Mrs Loveland invited the Garden Department members to her Findley Lake home on May 22 for a group gathering.
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Woman's Glub
Matt Street
Harrison Keppel
Lovekind
Arthur Cytesrave
Ge ‘Lling
Wesley Howard
Bar Ninda
Tva
M. Loveland
Enders
Te Garien
Eth
Findley Lake
Joy Seeks Spot in Open Tourney at Oakmont
Wong Joy among players vying for a place in the Nations Open. Qualification rounds set for May 15 at Oakmont Golf Club, Pittsburgh. Ted Luther, formerly of Corry, also to participate in the event.
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Joy
Wong Joy
Oakmont Pith
Pittsburgh
Ted Luther
Corry
Candidate for Sheriff Addresses City Tonight
Harry Williams, a candidate for sheriff in Ere County, will speak at the Municipal Building this evening at 7:80. Williams will outline campaign goals and all voters for Gerry and Virturity are invited to attend the event.
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Harry Willams
Williams
Gerry
Viernity
Deny Rumors of U S Intervention in China
The U S State Department denied circulating reports that the United States would intervene if Chinese territory were captured by Japanese troops. The Chinese legation and Finance Minister V Y Soong, visiting Washington for talks with President Roosevelt, also dismissed the rumors as entirely untrue and misleading.
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U. S
China
Times Press
Washington
State Department
Peipitie
Peipiy
VY. Soong
Run
Penn grade crude dips to new low in 30 years
Pittsburgh May 9 United Press reports Penns grade crude fell to the lowest figure in 30 years. Prices listed include Southwest Pennsylvania Pipe Line system at 5 cents per barrel, Batres Lifts Systems at 0 cents, and Buell Pipe Lines at 77 cents. Similar pricing appeared in the Terantor district with National Transit and Widewater Pipe Lite Ltd. quoted at 1.27 per barrel.
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Piptsburgh
Pennss
Southwest Pennsylvania
Systema
Batreka
Buel Eye
Terantordistriel
Afl i
National
Litto, Ltd
Estate of Amy notice in Erie County Pennsylvania
Notice is given that Levent Amy Testamentary on the estate of Amy of Carry City Erie County Pennsylvania has been granted by the Register of Wills. All indebted persons should pay promptly and creditors must present claims to Melvin R Amy Executor Corry Pa. Bid notice for property at 800 East Main Street Corry Pa. Bids to City Clerk.
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Roy Wy
Shafer, Tate
Gily
Corry
Erie County
Pennsylvania
Niuitlee
Register of
Willis
Leon TR. Tiffany
T. A. Gary
Walter Hidcutt
Adolf Simonsen
State of Pennsylvania
Nolite
Nave Bens
Eris County
Pennsylvenia
Saji
Henri Marinus Simonsen
Pi. Waller H. Sqoit
Notich
GR Amy
Carry
Sis
Herm
Gel
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