Ministerial Group Holds Bear Lake Meeting Reported
Bear Lake Pa May 22 Mrs Filla Hawkins returns from Wilmington Del after five months The Ladies Aid Society of the United Brethren in Christ held an all day meeting at the parsonage with Rev and Mrs Walter Black Numerous visitors and family updates from local residents and surrounding towns The United Brethren ministerial meeting drew twenty nine ministers wives and children for a full day session including a noon dinner A public auction occurred at the James Barlow residence on Wednesday afternoon
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U. B. Association
Black
Bear Lake
Filla Hawkins
E. H. Hawkins
Wilmington
Del
Ladies Aid Society
Tmsted
Christchut Field
Walter Black
Fred Blutcher
Betty
Linesville
Bad Manwaring
Neva Marsh
Fortville
N. Y
J. C. Manwaring
Milton Mennon
Waterford
U. H
Elsie Huwkins
Phillips
John Dougherty
C. Dougherty
Erie
J. B. Cornish, Jr
Charlene Price
Herbert Mann
Sheffield
Jamestown
Nic
Mann
Charles Goodrich
Gene
Max
Clyde Manwaring
Frank Crosby
Charles Stranigan
Bila Hawkins
Elsie Hawkins
Ida Williams
Columbus
Francis Peterson
Ashville
Dh G
Manwaring
Rey
B.D. Hulse
Fernard
Riceville
Lulu Hinckley
Lucile Price
Richard
Corry
Wetine Way
Ms. Price
United Brethren
U. B
Walter O. Black
Hery
James Barlow
Wthelwood
Akron
Andrew Peterson
Lyan B. Hawkins
Rasmus Thompson
Brice Boardman
Clayton Fills
Cassadaga
Julia
George Stranigan
Franke Manwaring
Tone Williams
J.C
Outlaw Clyde Barrow and Bonnie Parker Die in Ambush
Clyde Barrow and Bonnie Parker, long sought lawbreakers, were killed today near Gibsland after six officers opened fire on their car. The duo, both shot, were found dead inside the vehicle, confirming reports that only they died. Sheriff Henderson Jordan led the pursuit with officers from Arcadia, Houston, and Dallas assisting.
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Page
Bonnie Harker
A. B. Williams
Glbsland
Bonnie
Tll
Gibsland
Henderson Jordan
Arcadia
J. Li Wade
Jordan
Curius Oakley
Texas
Houston
Dallas
Eight to graduate at St Edward's in 1924 event plans
The St Edward's 1924 Junior and Senior activities start with the prom on May 28 in the school auditorium, featuring a surprise hall and Weber's orchestra. The musical comedy The Pennant debuts May 31 to fund the Junior Senior banquet on June 4 at South Shore House. Valedictorian Mary Mead and Salutatorian Margaret Jackson lead the class with several speakers planned for Class Night. Eight seniors graduate June 10 in blue and gold gowns, with diplomas presented by Rev. Francis J. Graves.
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Weber
Brie
St. Edward's
Hell
South Shore House
North East
Mary Mead
Margaret Jackson
June Tich
Merle Besson
Florence Costello
Winifred Shields
Kuntz
Lloyd Harvey
William Gould
St. Edwardis High School
Chivchh
Francis J. Graves
Paris Angelle
Anna Shields
O'Connor
Robert Mcdonald
Franklin
Gounod
Plorence Costelin
Katherine Richardson
State Bankers Laud Roosevelt Courage At Meeting
Joseph Hill president of the Pennsylvania Bankers Association in Atlantic City urged courage to face the future as America's greatest need. He praised President Roosevelt for courage in pursuing governmental ideals, defended bank lending while opposing some agricultural measures, and said banks are ready to aid recovery with proper loans.
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N. Wt
America
Joseph Hill
Pennsylvania Bankers Association
Roosevelt
Hill
National Bank of Chester County and Trust Company
West Chester
Sai l
Barks
Ramon Grau San Martin Returns to Havana Seeking Party Nomination
Ramon Grau San Martin, former provisional Cuban president, is carried by a welcoming committee on his arrival in Havana from Mexico. He hints at possibly accepting the Revolutionary party nomination to run for president in the next elections.
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Ramon Grau San Martin
Cuba
Havana
Moxico
Revolutionary Party
Island Republic
British Fire Protection Features on Steamship Protests
A British steamship installation raises alarms over fire protection as temperatures rise. The ship's entry points contain a thermostat postignal and a warning system for bridge alerts when heat increases, signaling safety concerns aboard.
Indians Sing Cantata at Local Churches
In Gallup New Mexico thirty two Indians sang the cantata Daniel at the Methodist Church. The same presentation was later given at other churches and at Fort Wingate.
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Gallup, N. M
Daniel
Fort Wingate
Ancient Relice Found in Graveyard in Avora Porringal Site
A fragmentary report describes a prehistoric burial grotto unearthed in Avora Porringal. The find reveals a relic entombed in hardened clay, dated to about one date back, with ongoing examination by local archaeologists.
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Avora
Porringal
Peanut in Lung Manages Child's Death in Salamanca
In Salamanca on May 28 a 16 month old child, Robert Adamex Baylen, son of Mrs Citra Layton, was found dead. Earlier believed to be whooping cough, doctors now suspect a peanut inhaled into the lung caused death. The family recently moved from Bradford to Bucktoots Run area to stay with Mrs Catherine Ambersky. The father was severely injured in a fall last October. A brother survives. Funeral will be Thursday at 12:20 PM.
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Salamanca
Tori
Robert Adamex Baylén
Citra Layton
Bucktooth Run
Bradford
Catherine Ambersky
Fires and costy losses reported in 1105 events
Fragmentary OCR notes recount fires linked to Murlie joilenn Fimes and Ohtake through 1105 with mentions of Rast and Messin Wan, noting several losses and fees. Details are unclear but indicate multiple incidents and associated charges within a single year.
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