Reverend Garnett to Speak at Spring Creek
Spring Grim May 28 reports Rev. Garnett will speak at Spring Creek Memorial Day events. The Mothers Clubs gather at the home of Mrs. Donaldson with hostesses serving refreshments, followed by readings and songs at the Federated church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev
Garnett
Spring Creek
Tom Smillhi
Noungetown
Oia
Cleve Amon
Holo McWestridy
Warren
Visi Ln
Sam Culver
Waichter
Jilly Clyer
Centerville
Wilford Douglas
Millsville
Trene Anneson
Corry
Laillie Whittigan
Reasie Johndon
Gorty
B. T Camp
Altoona
Abbott
Alries Mant
C. Deming
Wiliams
Martha Donaldson
Claude Weade
Harriett
Dorothy
Ponawanda
Wentle
Mary Stickney
Stickney
Glen Siler
Garland
Don McKay
C. A. Strong
Collins
Helen
Bradford
Leon Cable
Wilson Seiler
Hany L. Johnson
Emily Morton
Tivington
Slayton Damon
Arle
W. Sickler
Allan Porter
Charleroi
A. B. Porter
West
Dulsy Branch
Lon Bate
Brindage
Edith McCray
Tie
Mason
Star Brick
Webb McCray
Elgin
Wilson
Chandlers Valley
Crawford
Mary Wilkinsin
Staly
Ymingsville
Albert Howell
Warren Howell
Forestville
C. H Clarke
Mind
Ladies’ Aid
Federated Church
W. H. Garnett
Raymond Sikler
FR. Donaldson
Vyndon
Disappearance Probe for North East Man Grows
North East May 29 with his automobile found abandoned near here police broadened search for Joseph Arrigo wealthy North East resident and father of five who vanished Tuesday after leaving with two Italians. Arrigo, 82, a real estate holder and local grocer, was last seen Tuesday evening in his Ford coupe. His wife alerted police and arrangements were made to broadcast his disappearance statewide. no new developments reported Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North East
Joseph ‘Arfigo
Iaton
Amigo
Witer
Wite
Acriga
Arriga
Wall Street
Arrigo
Buffalo
North East Police
Saie Hey
Trie Police
Memorial Day Observed in Spartansburg City
Spartansburg prepares for Memorial Day activities with a line forming in front of the I O F hall, marching to the cemetery led by Spartans band. Soldiers' graves will be decorated and schoolchildren urged to join. Women’s Club to provide bouquets. M K Church ladies to serve dinner and supper with a noon menu. Local residents and clubs feature social visits and gatherings amid ongoing community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spartansburg
L . O. F. Hall
Spartans Band
Woman's Club
M. K
Lola McGaughey
Buffalo
N.Y
Ralph W. Webb
Addie Stokes
Methanic Street
Corry
H. Ft. Bowen
M King
Mora Walling
Esther
Minnie Gibson
DeBtta Hall
Mae Hall
Meadville
Davenport Street
Ivy Embroidery Glib
Alberta Winans
Glenn R. Steadman
LT. Saunders
Centerville
Cambridge Springs
Bartlett
Road Bill Chief Accomplishment
Continued team page one outlines support for Sunday baseball legalization and measures to curb stream pollution and tax reforms. It notes defeats of proposed Witzgerald bill changes and discusses unfilled public service and Superior Court vacancies as the 129th Legislature nears, with a possible February 1932 special session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Service Commission
Superior Court
George W. Woodruff
Harold Evans
House Utility, Investigating Committee
James S. Benn
Philadelphia
Drew
Supreme Court
Pinchot
General Assembly
Sparta Schools Close For Summer Recess
Sparta, May 29. Schools closed last Wednesday for a three month summer vacation. Pupils returning for reports showed satisfactory results. Eighth grade graduates listed include Herman Winkus, Raymond McBride, and others. Former graduates from Edinboro State Teachers College joined new teaching positions in S.V.O. and Philadelphia. Local families attended alumni events and planned enrollments at Allegheny College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spartansburg
Jarnott
Herman Winkus
Raymond McBride
Roy Ehrhart
Richard Platt
Lewis Lindsey
Vernal Porrey
Marlon Alsdorf
Wave Rieck
Rexford Knight
Gerald Scouten
Robert Beard
Anthony Kolnja
Bilis Nesby
Talc Cowles
Rosa Conk
Helen Bates
Francis McCray
Barthes ‘Thororoot
Helen Searem
Edinboro State Teachers College
Orlo Cox
Thelma Alshart
Leora Stan
S. Vo
Orlo
Philadelphia
Air
Masic
Arthur Cox
Sry
Arthur
Ethel Cox
Mise Pauline Still
D. Wylls-torf
Marion
H. F. Shénahan
Juanita
Jennie Shanshan
Edinboro
Glenn R. Steadman
Holinboro
Steadman
Leon Morris
Ferne
Meadville
Verne
Allegheny College
Edward Scott
Leta Bryant
Theatter
Saturday Radio Listings and World’s Club Meeting Notes
Listings detail the days top radio programs with a sequence of NBC CBS and WABC network shows from 6:10 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. A World’s Club meeting at Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Bowen’s home included new member Mrs. D V Kinney and program content such as papers on Stephen Massachusetts composer, musical selections by Mrs. Chas Penoyer and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
WEAF
NBC Nework
Ted Lewis
Lawn
Woz
NBC
WABC
CBS
Pryut
Hand
WIZ
Titus
World’s Club
H. L. Bowen
Sion
Mr. Thompson
D- V. Kinney
J. W. Farley
Glenn KR. Steadman
Addie Grey Hyde
Bowen
Iostess
Chas Penoyer
Buena Conover
Stephen C. Mastery
A. Buxton
Howard Kinney
Ralph W. Webb
Sidney Smith
D. W. Kinney
Kathstine Healy
Lewis Ayres Heads Cast in The Door Way to Hell
Lewis Ayres leads the cast in The Door Way to Hell a Warner Bros Vitaphone feature at Hes Theatre today The underworld themed tale follows a dethroned king whose young brother is kidnapped and accidentally killed by gangsters who suspect a double cross Arch ie Mayo directs a strong lineup including Charles Dudels Dorothy Mathews and Ames Cagney the picture promises sharp dialogue and gangster psychology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hell
Warner ‘Bros Aid
Vitaphone Prosiuvetion
Hes Theatre
Rowland Brown
George Rosener
Underworld
Archie Mayo
Hewis Ayres
All Quiet” Fame
Charles Dudels
Dorothy Mathews
Leon Danney
Robert Illiott
Ames Cagney
Kenneth Thompson
Jerry Mandy
Noel Madison
Ais
Challenge to Church Seen by Senator Reed
Senator Dayit A. Reed, Pens a, told the 148th general assembly of Presbyterian churches in Pittsburgh that the business crash highlighted the need for spiritual revival. He urged the church to fulfill this duty and restore individual religious faith as the assembly debated Fundamentalist modernist tensions. Dr. Lewis Seymour Mudge of Philadelphia was elected moderator after a brief revival of the controversy and Dr. George N. Laigock of Berea was named chairman of the important standing committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Oharen
Dayit A. Reed
General Assembly of
Presbyterian Churches
Reed
Presbyterian Church
Lewis Seymour Mudge
Philadelphia
George N. Laigock
Beren, Ky
Wooster, O
Concord PTA Holds Closing Meeting With New Officers
The Concord PTA held its closing meeting of the year at the school yesterday afternoon. Mrs M J Parkhurst reported receipts of 44.80 from a recent fundraiser. New officers elected: President Paul Weber, 1st VP Elizabeth Ranney, 2nd VP A Baresi, Secretary D Spicer, Treasurer Howard Kinley. A luncheon, dances, and a playtime dance were on the program. Committee picks included Mark A Matthews as police committee chair. Selection of leaders was viewed as a move to avoid floor controversy in the assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Ranney
McCray
Mrv
Paul Weber
J’. Lillie
Mra
M. J. Parkhurst Snowine
Schoo
Mini Elizabeth Ranney
Second View
A. Baresi
D. Spicer
Howard Kinley
Lyle Dolby
Hew
Mark A. Matthews
Seattle
Wash
Dr. Mudge
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mothers Club
Clare Barstoy
Jamestown
The
Oly
Ivy Embroidery Club
Hsther
Futute
Lake View Pavilion
Findley Lake, N. Y
Harry Teets
Sparta
Lewis Ayres
Federal Reserve Bank
Senator Reed
Penna Solon
Presbyterian Assembly
Meeting OF Concordp
T. A
Capital
Gil City Trust
Ray
Piresti
SILK
SONS
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