W Spring Creek Garden Club plans summer work
The West Spring Creek Garden Club announces upcoming meetings at the Logan Home and Grange Hall. Prayers Wednesday evening, regular meeting Thursday, and a ladies class Friday morning. Plans for summer include a tour and several events with county agent Mr. Tritt in charge. Socials and visits noted, plus a lost ladies purse at Frank Wilcox's Paper store.
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West Spring Crdek
Logan
Spring Creek
Bert Logan
John
Carl Parker
Harold Jewell
Garden Club
Grange Hall
Tritt
Leslie Bulard
Corry
Francis Hawley
Laura Ayers
Wilbur Blakeslee
Pay Balden
Kerr
Titusville
George Davis
AJAX Plans Exhibit at Tulsa Oil Show
Ajax Iron Works plans a major Tulsa Exposition display opening May 16 at the International Petroleum Exposition in Tulsa. Engineers Stewart Bliss Barker and Craker head for the event with a large Ajax engine exhibit and a Corry plant showcase. Delegations from many nations are expected, with tours to Pontotoc County and Glenpool field on foreign itineraries.
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W. Stewart
C. F. Bliss
G. G. Barker
Charles Craker
Ajax Iron Works
Tutea
Olla
Corry
A. Bame
Argentina
Colombia
Dominican Republic
England
France
Germany
Holland
Japan
Mexico
Rumania
Honduras
Iran
Russia
Spain
Venezuela
Canada
China
Fitts Oj
Pontotoc County
Ani
Glenpool
Fitts
Corry Boys Elected Class Presidents at Taylor U
Two Corry boys from Corry High school win president posts at Taylor University in Upland Indiana. Arthur Dahlstrand is Junior class president while Amand Briggs leads the Senior class. Corry youths Perry F. Haines Jr. and Robert Haines also attend the Madison institute and are active on campus.
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Corry
Corry High School
Taylor University
Upland Ind
Arthur Dahlstrand
Taylor U
Amand Briggs
Te Soonomiere
Labor disputes closed in April report data
Harrisburg May 1 sixteen labor disputes involving 16 3 workers were closed in April. Seventeen new disputes affecting 8109 persons were reported, with eleven citing wage questions as the primary cause. As of May 1 the bureau had 31 disputes involving 6284 employees.
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Harrisburg
Clarence J. Moser
Bureau of Mediation
Ralph M. Bashore
Distillers in Floor Tax Suit Must Post Bond
Governor Hare asks distillers to post bonds as the state pursues floor tax claims totaling about 18 million dollars. Attorney General Mar Giovotti argues the government can collect only part of the tax if companies’ net worth is less than the claims. The suspension will continue until defaulting distillers post bonds from financially responsible parent firms to ensure immediate collection with interest if the state wins.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Hare
Charles J. Margiotti
Hurge Distillers
Earle
T Baye
State Lottery For Relief Proposed In Pennsylvania
A proposed revenue bill would create a state lottery to fund unemployment relief. Rep. Clinton A. Sowers said the lottery could net about 80 million dollars annually, with two thirds of receipts going to prize money. Governor Earle noted tax-financed relief may be needed, while he expressed personal skepticism about a state lottery as a solution.
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Morey J. Potteh
United Press
Barrisburg
House Today
Clinton A
Sowers
Philadelphia
Earle
Dumuary
Farle
Josie
State Federation of Pennsylvania Women Convention in Williamsport
The 41st annual meeting of the State Federation of Pennsylvania Women will be held in Williamsport on May 16 and 17. Mrs C Barnes plans sessions including an address by Harold Alderfer on home and community relations. Notable speakers include Ruth Bauer, Grace Poole, Neil Carothers, and U S Senator Gerald Nye.
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E. C. Barnes
State Federation
Dr. Alderferto
State Federation of Pennsylvania Women
Williamsport
C. Barnes
Harold F. Alderfer
Pennsylvania State College
Home Citizenship Department
Alderfer
Pennsylvania
Bleaner Morton
Philadelphia
Ruth Bauer
University of Pennsylvania
The
Ehibs
Neil Carothers
Lehigh University
U. S
Gerald P. Nye
North Dakota
Dr Wilson resigns as temperance board head at conference
Dr Clarence True Wilson resigns as executive secretary of the Churchs Board of Temperance Prohibition and Public Morals after 26 years of service. The resignation comes during the Methodist Episcopal general conference in Columbus.
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Wilson
United Press
Columbus
Clarence True Wilson
Methodist Episcopal General Conference
Churchs Board of ‘Temperance, Prohibition and Public Morals
Emporium Girl Fatally Hurt In Auto Crash
Misa Anna Shelley 17 of Emporium died after a light roadster overturned on a descent along Route 2 in Susquehanna Mountain area. Coroner W J Shuermuler led a jury declaring the inquest closed. Five companions were treated for minor injuries at Renovo hospital and discharged. The group, hitchhiking from Emporium to Renovo, had met two Renovo men and three Emporium girls before the accident near the CCC road.
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Renovo
Misa Anna Shelley
Emporium
Susmerson Mountai
W. J. Shuermuler
Shelley
Renovo Hospital
Ernest M. Cohict
Elena Miteh—ll
Madeline Hopkins
Amporium
Paul Brown
Joseph Selfanyder
Renove
Retova
Clyde Campbell
Hopkins
Erie Attorney Named Pittsburgh Conciliation Commissioner
Federal Judge R. M. Gleason today appointed Wm. B. Washahaugh Jr. of Erie as a conciliation commissioner under the amended bankruptcy laws in Pittsburgh.
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Erie
Pittsburgh
R. M. Gleason
Wm. B. Washahaugh, Jr
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Tulsa
BIG Petroleum Exposition
Chartrauys
F.C. Chapin & Sons
Kalgoorlis
Australia
Tennant's Creek
Spaide
Monogram
Spride
Essley
NAS
Manhattan
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