Quaero Club Meekly Reviews Book At Meeting
The Quaero Club held its weekly Tuesday gathering at Miss Sarah Powell's home in November. Miss Nellie Wight delivered a compelling review of Lucy Alderson the Stay of a Wife by Helen Martin, earning strong acclaim from members. The program included a word usage exercise as each member shared a list of words. The group adjourned to meet next Tuesday at Mrs. C. H. Geiger's residence.
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Quaero Club
Quaera Club
Sarah Powell
Nellie Wight
Lucy Alderson
Helen Martin
Miss Wight
C. H. Geiger
Butler County Returns Hoover Victory Margin
Butler County voters gave President Hoover 11 401 to 8 627 for Roosevelt. In Senate Davis led 7 760 to 7 378. State Treasurer Waters 10 073 and Shannon 7 794. Auditor General Baldwin 10 105 and Lang 7 445. Supreme Court Linn 10 343 and Highee 7 448. Superior Court Parker 11 74 and James 8 926 with Stadefeld 943 and Henderson 7 663 and Douglas 7 272 and McWherter 6 974.
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Butler
Butler County
Hoover
Roosevelt
Davis
Rupp
Waters
Shannon
Baldwin
Larig
Supreme Court
Linn
Highee
Superior Court
Parker
James
Stadefeld
Henderson
Douglas
McWherter
Personal notes from Corry area residents
J A Lanston motored to Warren Shire to spend the day on business. Miss Dorotha Williams will visit Titusville for a few days after cousins Mrs Roy Kerrang family. Stuart Houghton went to work at the Pymatuning Dam after a city visit with family. Mrs Zelma Mellon of Jamestown visits the Willard home on West Church street. Mrs Glenn Spencer is in Washington DC visiting Dr A C Christie. Deputy U S Marshal J Z Austin returned to Pittsburgh. Elmer Gilbertson returns to work at Camp No 4 after home visit. C W Upiegrave leaves for Sparta Michigan on business. Mrs John Mooney visits Erde with sister Mrs Frank Keefe. Earl Carlyle Button and others attend funeral in Conewango Valley for Charles H White with Mrs Button and Mrs Minnie Bemis returning home. Minnie Jackson arrives to spend winter with sister Mrs J P Walon. J B Mount leaves for Corning NY to promote Raymond Manufacturing. Mrs Harry Nelley arrives from Emporium for a few days with Mrs George Faviliner. James A Evans and others attend Columbus Royal Arch Chapter meeting in Erie. Mrs Henry Green spends day in Warren with sister Mrs Prink Haumnesser. Richard Irving of New York City visits. James O Brien returns to Espyville after a family visit. Mrs J E B Lewis returns to Erie after stay with Mrs Jem Ranglink. Mr GH Holden and Mrs Theo B Williams motor to Buffalo for the day. Grace Kinley visits Meadville briefly before leaving.
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C. V. Willard
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Corry
Pittsburgh
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Nast Smith Street
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Sparta
Mich
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Erde
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Carlyle Button
Berenice
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Minnie Jackson
Angelica
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Fiie
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Erie
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Buffalo
Grace Kinley
Meadville
Clear Emmet in Auto Fatality
Emmet, general manager of the Erie works for General Electric, was absolved of blame in the death of 77 year old Edward Potter of Saybrook after a collision near Saybrook on a Tuesday night. Potter died Monday in Geneva Community Hospital. verdict: accidental causes. Potter was Saybrook resident and father of Mrs Richard Stackweil.
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C Webster
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Ard Stackweil
W C T U Pleased With Results In Congress Vote
EVANSTON UL November Officials of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union see the Democratic victory as a boon for the wets. National president Mrs Ella A Boole says the election brings the issue into the open and predicts opposition to repeal policies. They will issue a statement after confirming the new Congress makeup and expect Hoover to veto any act weakening the Eighteenth Amendment. A new W C T U slogan is Advance, Don't Regret.
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Evanston
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Ella A Boole
Democrata
Roosevelt Leads New Democratic Congress After War
The 73rd Congress is set to be Democratic with 128 Democrats and 44 Republicans. Governor Roosevelt expected to call an early extra session to pursue a program including prohibition reconsideration, war debt handling, relief measures, party readjustments, expenditure cuts, and federal regulation of holding companies. Speaker Garner to remain until May, then retire with the new vice president.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Democratic Congress
America
Tures
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Yell
John N. Garner
Congress
Kentucky Returns Favor Roosevelt in Early Ballot Count
Covington Kentucky reports early returns from Tuesday's flow count showing Roosevelt with 551 and Hoover 845 votes. For U S Senator Barkley leads over Maurice Chatelier with 337. Complete returns not expected before Saturday due to Armistice Day observances.
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Covington
Roosevelt
Hoover
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Barkley
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Maurice. Chatelier
Stocks Dip In Late Trading On Quiet New York Market
Mild selling in the final hours pushed stock prices lower on the New York Exchange. Losses ranged from small fractions to about three points after an opening rally tied to election news. Journal wires reported light trading due to election sentiment and rust of election coverage.
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Hoover Wins in Jefferson County Jam
In Jefferson County Dubois Pennsylvania on November 9, 193? results show Hoover receiving 7,231 votes to Rousevelt 5,062. The count reflects Tapllevinuts voting split with Hoover leading in the county.
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Nev
Jefferson County
Hoiwak
Rouseelt
Turbulent Lovers in a Hidden Affair
In a tense domestic drama, Warren confronts Pamela about Pat and a hidden affair. Pamela urges Warren to honor Pat by protecting her and suggests Jack Laurence oversee Pat’s future, while Warren contemplates leaving for New York with Pat and facing Pamela’s anger and the potential scandal. The couple’s quarrel deepens as they wrestle pride, forgiveness, and choices that will affect their marriage.
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Pat
Warren
Pamole
Hite
Erik
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