Prohibition Ends in Brie as Liquor Sells Openly
In Brie on November 10 authorities concede prohibition is effectively ended with whiskey and wine sold openly. Officials including Assistant District Attorney Burton R. Laub say no raids occur and prosecutions require arrests. police, state troopers, and the sheriff will not act without orders, leaving hard liquor widely available. County Treasurer Taylor claims licenses control only beer permits and accepts whiskey sales as a business matter.
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Burton R. Laub
Herbsburg
Erle
Lawrence, Taylor
Sparta Welcomes Gas Supply and Election News
Sparta area welcomes a new gas supply boosting heating during a heavy snow fall. Edward Webber and L L Murdock financed the large gas tank and plant improvements to ease pressure at the local plant. The town to install meters and make repairs as demand surges. Local clubs hold meetings at homes, including the Tuesday Evening Club at Mrs Messenger and the Ivy Embroidery Club at Mrs Neva Boyd. Elections are listed with officials and shifts, while residents travel for funerals and family news. Community health and new births noted, plus Mennonite mission field plans and services led by Rev J B Witmer with a visiting quartet.
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Spartansburg
Edward Webber
L. L. Murdock
Boyd
Pat Clib
F. A. Risheberger
Adeline Martin
Fredonia
Mittie Adams
Juya Richards
Sparta
Justice of the
Ina King Bowen
C. N. Titus
Burges
George H. Davis
Carl Smith
T. E Bradley
G. J. Rexford
Juva Richards
C. Ni i Titus
W. Tf. Rice
Ferm Sayre
Merib! Harrison. Ie
Faith Wallace
J. A. Winans
W. P. Burlingham
Charles Searem
Bertha Irvin
Cleveland, O
Guy Tryin
Margaret Force
Lena
Britton Run
Irvin
Sarah Gillespie
Meadville
Ina Smith
Wfiss Dit Peck
Smith
Hatchtown
E. H. Fuller
M AL . Ernest
Barrate Ernest
Export
W. H. Ernest
Alfred Aikens
West Smith Street
Corry
Alfred
T. ©. Bradley
Porn
Harn Burlingamie
Concord Corners
Burkingame
Florence Goodwill
Jesse Goodwill
Babe
Mennonite Mission Board
Nelson King
DeGram, O
Trasy Ferry
Lewis Kletzley
North Sims
Britten Run
Letonia
Witmer
Winter services at Britton Run and social notes
Community notices list winter services at Britton Run every Sunday and evening after Sunday school. Also mentions Mrs Lola McGauthey of Buffalo visiting Mr and Mrs Ralph Webb. Various relatives traveling and visiting in Fredonia Dunkirk and Erie, including Mrs William Huff and Mrs James Phelps family.
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Britton Run
Lola McGauthey
Buffalo
Ralph Webb
William Huff
Fredonia
N. Y
James Phelps
Paul Blaflesley
Arthur Wooley
Dunkirk
Blakes- Jey
John Gilmore
William Bennett
Erie
Fred Beuler
Fam “Ly
New Tax System in Penna Advocated
Marcus Aaron president of the Pittsburgh Board of Education urged a nationally recognized panel of taxation experts to plan a new tax system for Pennsylvania and the nation. He said a coordinated tax program should replace the antiquated system as state education congress closed. Dr James N Rule state superintendent and Leon D Metzger state secretary of revenue joined in the closing session.
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Anneuress
Harrisburg
Marcus Aaron
Pittsburgh Board of Idvestion
Aaron
James N. Rule
Leon D. Metzger
State Secretary of Revenue
Drowned hunter found in Pymatuning waters near Linesville
In Pymatuning Reservoir near Linesville County, Peter Pies, 40, of Linesville, was found drowned yesterday after his small canvas boat capsized in shallow Linesville Creek. He was alone when pulled under by the current. rescuers could not reach him until a boat arrived nearly an hour later.
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Meadville
Novil
Pymatuning
Peter Pies
Sear
Linesville
Crayford
Linesville Creek
Wiies
Wit
Jless Wey
Prehistoric rhinoceros head found at Healy fossil beds
Paleontologist T. A. Cramer uncovers what is believed to be the head of a prehistoric rhinoceros at Healy Kansas. The horn is described as three cornered and about ten inches long. The find highlights paleontological value of the region's fossil beds.
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Healy
Kan
T. A. Cramer
Pinchot Proposes Special Session Program Items
Pinchot outlines a special session program including reform of labor conditions and compensation, milk and dairy regulation, utility rate controls, banking and property taxes, state highway takeovers, voter registration, election safeguards, mortgage relief, school funding, Sunday truck limits, and constitutional amendment implementation with funding for extraordinary session expenses.
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Iabor
Public Service Commission
General Assembly
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Brie
Greenfiel
North Center
Masonicida
Florida
Ables Reet
Webber
Murdock
Burgess
Mennonite Mission Field
Penna
Oil City
Triust
Conan Gree Ee
Etta Kett
Hi Era
By Paul Robinson
Springfield
Remington
Gibbs
Pinchot
Helen
N. Center St
Doane Hardware
West Main St
Temate
W. B. King
Detroit
Geo. Dempster
Lafayette Elva
West
A. Ausneimer
Ransevell Highway Sale
R. Rutherford
Austin
West Charon Street
Vermont
Leo. Jy Behukmecht
King Evaporator Company
Figor
I Gonli
Phine
Fitine
Onvebisages Sr. &Roup
Nerth
Elaas Ehndilian
Patterson
Iis
Alice
Antsy
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