Union City Board to reorganize after election
Union City faces a reorganization of its Board of Education on December first. The current board led by Jon L Love will hold its final meeting at 8 PM in the Library building basement offices. New members John B Patterson and Dr Calvin F Bennett were elected last Tuesday and will join the board for the January term.
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Board of Education
Charles S. Mon‘yon
Redwin J. Lewis
John B. Patterson
Calvin F. Bennett
Veterinsrian
Jad
Aliteciots
Winessa
Jon
Love
Revival of James Town visit prompts large church turnout
Reverend N H MacAlister of James Town district will visit United Brethren Torch for the quarterly meeting this evening at 7 30. A large attendance is expected. Chevrolet Motor Company resumes full operations after repairs with 1000 workers returning. Emblem Oil opens a new gas station on Pennsylvania east at Glade. Eager plans hint at another station at North Corry next year.
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N. H. MacAlister
Jamestown
United Brethen Tourch
Eimblem Oil Company
Pennsylvania East
Glade
North Corny
Two Furies in Jail in New Jersey Escape Case
Fred W. Wilkins and Raymond Schutt, both jail escapees from Wilkes-Barre Pa, are held as fugitives in Newton New Jersey. They fled November 2 from Eurenne County Hall after seizing a wall with a sawed off shotgun and hijacking a car. Police spotted Wilkins in a Newark restaurant and directed authorities to Schutt at a Newark hotel.
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Ay United Press
Newton
N. J
Fred W. Wilkins
Raymond Schutt
Wilkes-Barre
Eurenne
Hall
Viking
Wilfred Flood
Hastern
Schutt
Wilkins
William Knoll
Wilkins Ster
Newark
Wnstady
Range play fine success at Mac cabee hall
A fair sized crowd enjoyed the entertainment by the Tinion City Grange Players in Mac cabee hall on Saturday evening. The event, under Corry Grange No. 55, supported Carry Belief Fund with Mrs. H. W. Jewell in charge. The three act play Mammy's Lil-wil Rose featured a twelve person cast with Union City Grange orchestra between acts. About ten dollars will be donated to the Memorial Cenotaph fund at Potomac Park Washington.
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Tinion City Grange Players
Maccabee Hall
Corry Grange No. 55
Carry Belief Fund
H. W. Jewell
Lil -Wil' Rose
Union City Grange Players
Department store buying rush opens in New York
United Press reports the annual department store buying rush has begun in New York City amid wintry weather and low prices. Executives forecast sales may surpass last year in volume, though dollar totals could fall due to cheaper prices. Macy and Co and Wanamaker’s indicate improving activity and cautious optimism for the holiday season.
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United Press
New York
William J. Howard
R. H. Macy and Co
Howard
John Wanamaker and Company
Joseph Appel
Cory Couple Wed at Clymer
Herman Auer son of On OBusah H. Boyd Auer and Miss Marietta Sederburg wed Saturday at Clymer New York by Justice Gallagher. After December 1 they will reside on East Washington Street. Auer works for Powell Motor Company. Auer, a Corry High School 1928 graduate, was co artist for the yearbook The Corria.
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Herman Auer
On Obusah
H. Boyd Auer
Marietta Sederburg
A. L. Sederburg
Clymer
N.Y
Gallagher
Auer
East Washington
Powell Motor Company
M. Auer
Corry High School
The
Corria
Mullen Dies In Auto Crash Near North Eastwattsburg
Charles Mullen Jr. 28, a Union City bricklayer, was killed when his car left the North Eastwattsburg road, struck a berm and driveway, then hit a maple tree. His two companions, Charles Brown and Howard Hulings, escaped with minor injuries. The car overturned, Mullen’s skull was crushed and his left leg broken. Survived by parents, wife, and son Jackie. funeral set for Tuesday at his parents’ West High Street home with Union City Cemetery burial.
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North Eastwattsburg Road
Charles
Chuck” Mullen, Jr
Union City
Mullen
Charles Brown
Howard Hulings
Tinton City
North East
Horton FM
Brown
Huliness
Mullens
Rads
Corry
Jackie
Charles Mullen
West High Street
Panama Canal Closed by Major Earth Slide
A large earth slide struck Gaillard Cut near the Panama Canal causing its closure. Authorities surveyed delays to determine how long the canal remains shut as heavy rainfall swelled the canal lakes and flooded routes, with the stoppage continuing from Saturday into today.
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Panama Canal
United Press
Balboa
Gaillard
Taylor and Strable Triumph in DEnsmore Election
Lawrence Taylor, World War veteran, wins treasurer post by 2,278 votes over Charles Sehlegs. Dr. W. G. Strable defeats Coroner Dan Hanley by 7,689 votes. James B. Wilson takes prothonotary by 1,279, while Ray Densmore loses Democratic race. Partial counts delayed tabulation. officials cited.
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Brim
Lawrence Taylor
Mine
Taylor
Charles Sehlegs
Sheriff's Office
W. G. Stroble
Erle
Dan Hanley
Hanley
Strable
Hantley
James B. Wilson
James B. Yard
Annette Young
Madaline Hnodbel
Wanchurian Crisis Tests League Strength
The piece traces Japan’s drive into Manchuria, its population pressures, and need for raw materials. It notes Japan’s 1895-1905 moves, rail and colonization efforts, and the China trade ties including exports and investments exceeding a billion dollars. It highlights how Chinese boycotts could counter perceived Japanese political aims.
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Texas
Japan
United States
Manchuria
China
Peiping
Terin
Tokio
Liaotung Peninsula
Russia
France
Holy
Tolclo
Italy Forms National State Bank to Finance Industry
Rome November cabinet meeting approves creation of a national state bank with capitalization of 500000000 to finance industry. Premier Mussolini presided over the session amid sharp remarks decrying business practices as rotten.
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United Press
Rome
Mussolini
Two Columbus Cases Before Warren Court Opens
Warren Nov 9 The November term of the Court of Common Pleas Judge Arnd presiding will open at ten with eight cases listed for trial though many may settle or be continued. Cases include Wahlin and Buchin versus White and Genge and Savko et al versus Township of Columbus trespass and damages actions.
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Brokenstraw
Helen McClear
Clare Capwell
James Schermerhorn Jr
James A. Schermerhorn
Virginia
Swift
Frank Gallagher
Broge
Laylah
Archie M. Baker
Lyle E. Cox
Otto B. Paulson
Cox and Paulson
Head noises and cataral deafness remedy prescription
A vintage advertisement suggests mixing Parmint double strength with hot water and sugar to relieve head noises and catarral deafness. It promotes nasal relief, easier breathing, and stops mucous in the throat, claiming quick, inexpensive relief and easy preparation.
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Keister's
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