Grange Meets Honday NR At Columbus
Columbus May 19 Columbus Grange will meet Monday evening May 22 in the G I C hall. A threen din ner will honor April May June birthdays. First and second degrees will be conferred on a class. Members urged to attend. Various local visits and church notices follow with community events and visits.
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Columbus
Columbus Grange
Polly Anny Blanchard
Hamet Hospital
Chile
Carolyn Anderson
Welock
Mary Day
Akron
Ohio
N. Dea Bridge Gi
Amy Green
Verne Smith
Clarence Moore
Betty ‘Moore
H. Ray Harris
Corry
Ernest Dean
Seattle
Wash
Meadville
Mrr
J. M. Carter
Mary Wilson
Mill Village
Millie Colegrave
Lymnwood
Cal
Glenn Betts
Cory
Frank Betts
Clara Dalton
Buffalo
N. Y
Frank Dodd
Janis Dodd
Carleton Curtis
Cowerebling Association
Youngsville
Leon Benitink
Erie
Kenneth Beuttner
Plorente Franklin
Man arraigned in Michigan slaying linked to threats
Jack Livingstone, shown at arraignment, faces murder charges in the death of Isaiah Liceboyo in Clare Michigan. Defense seeks psychiatric evaluation amid claims that threats and bar closures spurred the crime. Former oil partners Leebove and Livingstone are named in the case.
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Mwyers
Jack Livingstone
Isaiah Liceboyo
Mysteriou
Michigan
Clare
Mich
Livingstone
Live Iove
Leebove
Circus Here Today Birthday Dinner at Schramlings
Local social notes detail visits and gatherings in Wrightsville and nearby towns. Guests include Will Schramling for a birthday dinner, extended family from Sheffield and Corry, and invitations for a Wrightsville school picnic on June 19. Includes multiple visits to homes of Schramlings and acquaintances across Jamestown and Meadville areas.
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Clarence Moore
Will Schramling
George Schramling
Lyle ‘Cummings
Sheffield
J .m. Miller
Amy Green
Nellie Nelson
Clara Dalton
Anna Schultz
North Gi
Wrightsville
Babson Sees Optimism In Big Business Slow Change
The article argues that big business bears blame for public wrongs yet calls for caution against propaganda. It notes Roosevelt’s policies hurt enterprise and unemployment, urges protective investor groups, and remains optimistic that progress and higher security prices are coming as public morals slowly improve.
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Washington
Mississippi
Conporation
Mit
Policiang
National Labor Relations Board
America
Billicns
Roosevelt
Australia saving more as deportations spike in banks
Deported funds flood Australian savings banks hitting 937 183000, an all time high amid tightening controls and investor concern. The report notes record inflows into deposits as economic conditions drive cautious saving behavior across major lenders.
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Australia
S&ving
Sydney
Walter Olds 83 Dies in Corry After Ill Health
Walter R. Olds aged 83 died at his home 46 West Irving street Corry after a lengthy illness. Born March 22 1865 in Belle Valley Pa he was married to Roseltha Burch April 12 1889 and lived in Corry for years. He was a member of United Brethren in Christchurch. Survived by widow two sons Dana E Olds and Willard W Olds a grandson Duane W Olds a granddaughter Mrs Harry Proper and a great granddaughter Dorothy Proper. Body to Bracken Keating funeral home calls room until Monday.
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Corry
Walter R. Olds
Mr. Olds
West Irving Street
Olds
Belle Valley
Roseltha Burch
United Brethren
Christchurch
Willard WN. ‘Olds
West Trving Street
Dana E. Olds
Duane W. Olds
Harry Proper
Dorothy Proper
bracken-Keating
START DRIVE FOR S A FUNDS FOR SALVATION ARMY
Adjutant J F Sullivan announced the Salvation Army Home Service drive will begin next Monday with a $4,500 quota. Unemployment has weakened pledges from last year, increasing relief needs. Donations may be sent to Mr Hillstrom or Treasurer Walter Sweet at Champion National Bank or to the Salvation Army Corry.
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Salvation Army Home Service
J. F. Sullivan
Next Minday
Sullivan
Strom Ig
Hillstrom
Walter Sweet
Chazens Nation
Salvation “Army
Corry
WORLD'S TONIC hailed by Sharon man for relief from constipation
Mr Ralph Basel of Sharon Pennsylvania endorses WORLD'S TONIC claiming it gave him sweet relief after years of constipation. He says three bottles improved bowel movement, backache, dizziness and sleep, and urges others to try the medicine available at local drug stores.
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Sharon Man
Ralph Basel
New Castle Ave
Sharon
Keister’s
Miller's Pharmacy
For Rent Studio Apartment at 105 Washington Street
For rent first floor apartment with six rooms, newly decorated at 105 Washington Street. Phone 83-385. SL18-201-21. Furnished apartment five rooms first door private entrance newly decorated. Phone 33-885. I2TAGOUM Street, Satro-21.
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Washington Street
Phono
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