Community notices and local updates from Meadville area
The Allthistic Circle plans a Needlework Guild sewing session with Mrs O A Pier in Bist May Sirent on Wednesday afternoon. A large turnout is urged. Other items include a Ravi's Sport Shop sale in Barlow Block, county voters urged to oppose the rainage machine proposal, and various club meetings. A newborn reported at Gorry hospital and a car theft recovery are noted along with farm raids near Union City and Waterford. City projects include wheelbarrow needs for removing an island from the Shenando river. Mission Society meets at Mrs May Bleir’s home. The City Derrick reports oil wells totals for October and September. Meadville Ministerial Association straw vote results are listed.
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O. A. Pier
Bist May Sirent
Ravi
Howard
Wright
Pinang
Albert Youns
Manley
Calonel
Euriside
Cf Sharon
She~ningo
County Pool Board
Missionary Society of the MS. Church
May Bleir
West Wayne Street
the Froren
Cil City
Rocky Mountain
Meadville Ministerial Association
Hoove
Thomas
Upshaw
Roosevelt
Snannet Beauty Shop
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Ladies Aid Society
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Ernest Bachomer
George Nagle
M. Heilman
Armstrong County
Walter Keppel
Missionary Society of the United Brethren Church
Eaft Irving Street
East Branch
Garber Farm
Ralph Martin
East Church Street
Warren Till
Russell Briggs
Arthur Cochran
Edwin Borstorif
Clymen
Out of Tows
Buckwheat flour in City and Vicinity sale
Notices of local events and items including bread prices, charity drive, and meeting changes. Mayor Wayne bans Sunday football within city limits with punishment warning. Donation Day for Corry Hospital urged. trap tags sold at Roots Sport Shop. Incidents include cattle theft thwarted by Ralph Reichard, a piano for sale, DeMolay initiation in Erie, and highway opening celebration plans for The Scenic Highway. Ongoing community notices cover church events, school reports on undernourished children, and local social gatherings.
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Herring
J. Wilox
Sciota
Addie Schurman
Wriday
Charles B. Wayne
Newcastle
Root
Corry Hospital
Yeeables
Ralph Reichard
Sharon
Reichard
Miller
Maple Ave
Order of DeMolay
Erie
Warren- Bradford
New Thompson
Kane
Warren County Goail Roads Association
Warren County Motor Club
McKean County Motor Lib
HE Ji Son
Warren
Meadville
Brooks
Union City
Clyde Smith
Haniott Hospital
Pranie Gace Krowski
Wallace Cole
State Street
Brit
Arthurr Tingley
Cooperstown
Prenklin
Harris Kolstee
Wb Rob
Hunter killed climbing fence in hunting accident near Elizabeth
Adamson, a hunter from Parwara township, Allegheny, died when his gun discharged as he climbed a fence during a hunt. Dewey Thompson, separated from him, reported finding the body near the fence. Adamson was wounded in the side and apparently killed instantly.
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Elizabeth
Tuy
Rppert Adamson
Rescued From Cave-In In Pittston Coal Mine Disaster
Two men were trapped in an abandoned Pittston coal mine after a cave-in on Avcea Street. Coleman was rescued alive today, while Louis Doran remains missing as rescue crews battle ongoing dangers of further cave-ins.
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Pittston
Coleman
Louis Doran
Wats Sill
Wala
Avcea
Fatally Burned Truck Crash Near Monacga
Maurice Vurpletse aged 48 of Chicago died in a truck rollover near Monacga Pennsylvania last night fire swallowed the vehicle. Mitchell Babcock 24 also of Chicago was seriously burned and treated for injuries.
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Monacga
Maurice Vurpletse
Chicago
Mitchell Babcock
Babcock
Impounding Philadelphia Ballot Boxes Sought by Campaign Panel
United Press dispatch from Philadelphia reports counsel Davis Wilson announcing plans to impound every ballot box in Philadelphia to curb alleged fraud. He and committee members will review complaints from polling methods and may discard votes in districts with fraud. Federal investigators have been increased to about 300 statewide. Deputy U S Marshal JF Austin from Pittsburgh visits city with family.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Davis Wilson
Congressional Committee
Wilson
Congress
Pittsburgh
Wilson A
Alec Low
Thoughts on vendacity and blame in national and state governance
A scathing letter argues government mismanagement in New York and nationwide. It blames Hoover for national ills and Tammany's corruption, questions Roosevelt's ability, and warns of economic disruption under any change. The writer cites Wall Street greed, sinking mills, and drunken-driver harms to justify political distrust. The piece references a pro and con debate in the Pathfinder.
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New York
Washington, D. C
Hoover
Aaron Burr
Wall Street
United States
Wil
Roosevelt
Mr. Barleycorn
Ward
Ms Sword
Mord
Uts
The
Pathfinder
A. C. Scott
Oklahoma City
Nu Hamme
B P W C Leader Speakers Here at Local Club Meeting
History and aims of the State Federation of the Business and Professional Women's Clubs highlighted a November meeting at Miss Marion Smith’s home. Kathryn Remler of Meadville spoke as guest and club committees were formed to fund a yearly scholarship, with several new members joining.
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Kathryn Remler
Meadville
State Federation of the Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Lotal Club
Marion Smith
North Center Street
Frst Districh
To State Federation of B. P. Ww
Patel
Loca Club
Miss Smith
Inez Fitch
Mi Wiorence
Lindquist
Pebniary
Lena Merker
Helen Morrell
Minnie Buford
Main Banks
Miiris Baressi
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Dominic Pivcirillo
West Pleasant Street
M. E. Missionary Society
M. E. Church
Perry ‘Haines
Castoria
M. A
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Keister
Dewitts Syrup
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