Armistice Day events and local social notices in Clymer
Armistice Day observances include a Central School ceremony led by the American Legion with music by the school band and a guest address on education at home and abroad. Local gatherings feature Mrs Lilia Schermerhorn hosting a dinner, Thanksgiving and Hallowe en entertainments, a wedding for Elsie Querreveld and Ralph Damoutt, and various society activities.
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Clymer
Nix
Lilia Schermerhorn
Clara Tenavik
Celock
Mis. Gensint
Florence Arnink
DeBimma Hil
Mary Gabriel
Della Bennink
Hazel Smith
Sarah Schreus
Alinner
Bridge
Damcott
Methodist Chirch Choir
Camecott Jones
American Legion
Central 7
C. E. Spitzer
Pervisor
Albert Manuel
Ralph Findley
Methodist" Church
D. M. Bady
Wesley Moller
Hugh V. N. Berline
Jamestown
Ove B. Carligh
Hallowe'en
Methodist Episcopal Aid Society
Ripley
State Assembly
Parent- Teachers Association
Conte
Musin
Cora Timmens
Téidita Aid and
Visting
Clemer Grange
Florence
Wonink Notine
Veya
Pees Morte
Falconer
Gertie Gravinks
Louise Davids
Verna Fyhelman
Cavion Bridepa
Sevel
Safety Patrol
Flora Ross
Lyle Johnson
Sahtville
Saturny
Los Angeles
Calif
Jane Warashivia
Spitz Js Aisiare
Ham Bay
Carret Timmer
Gilbert Toy
James Cravink Sane
North Side
Carry
Lakewood
R. H. .Whitst
Panama
Hirst
Presidents Visit Latin American Re gable Regions
The text notes visits by U S presidents to Latin American regions including Cuba Mexico Brazil Colombia Panama Costa Rica and Ecuador with mentions of associated islands and areas during their terms.
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U. S
United States
Cuba
Mexico
Colombia
Panama
Costa Rigabas Island
Ecuador
Community Notes From Spring Creek Residents
Spry weekend visitors and long time locals fill Spring Creek notes. Esther Brundage of Erie spent with her mother Mrs Caroline Brundage and family while Mary Wilkinson remains seriously ill at home. Numerous visitors from Erie Warren Union City Corry and Frewsburg appear through the week with family calls and social calls.
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Spring Creek
Esther Brundage
Erie
Caroline Brundage
Mary Wilkinson
Betty Wollett
Merle Baldwin
Union City
Kelvey
Thelma Henry
Corry
W. L. Henry
Erma Allen
Tidioute
Ray Stearns
Carl Donaldson
Warren
Lloyd Payne
Ann J. Bruntage
Maude Ripley
J. Burley
Bert Soles
Pleasantville
Winnie Johnson
Hettrcore
Merle Ot Kana
Nene
Blanche ‘Trinp
Althea
Warret
Harod Brumbaugh
Glen W. Donaldson
Charles Wales
Cony
Kane
Ronald Greeley
Mott Business College
Lena Strickley
Frewsburg
N. Y
Lena Jackson
350 Erie GE Employees Recalled to Refrigerator Dept
Erie November 12 recall of about 350 more Erie General Electric workers who had been laid off earlier due to lack of work was announced. They will resume their jobs mid December and join the refrigerator department, boosting payroll by about 24 percent since September 1.
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ERIE
Erie General Electric
Erie Works
Retirnee
Jobe
Dowager Title Origins in England Linked to Catherine
The term princess dowager first appeared in England with Catherine of Aragon widow of Arthur Prince of Wales, bearing the title prior to her marriage to Henry VIII. This early usage reflects royal protocol for widowed titled women and the evolution of the dowager designation in English nobility.
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England
Catherine of Aragon
Arthur, Prince of Wales
Princess Dowager
Henry
Death inquiry in Erie over Spartansburg man
Erie police and coroner investigate Fred Scouten 69 of Spartansburg after a fall down basement stairs at 353 K 11th street. Postmortem ordered to determine cause. Witnesses Miss Hardgrove and Nathan Crosin questioned. Scouten had head injury and leg wound. relatives in Spartansburg and Cleveland noted.
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Erie
Hamat Hospital
Fred Scouten
Spartansburg
Mary Hardgrove
11Th
W. G. Strable
David Doyle
Scouten
Miss Hardgrove
Doyle
Vielim
Miss Hargrove
Nathan Crosin
K. 14Th Street
Crosin
16Th Street
Cleveland
Republican Will Seek WPA Probe Once Congress Opens
United Press reports Joseph W. Martin Jr. said he would push for an investigation of the Works Progress Administration when the 78th Congress convenes in January. He aims to lead the minority in the House after Bernarr H. Snell’s resignation and expects support from both parties.
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United Press
Washington
Joseph W. Martin, Jr
Works Progress Administration
Martin
House
Berrand H. Snell
Armistice Day Observed By Students Of Local Schools
Student bodies at Senior High and Junior High held Armistice Day observances. Speakers urged patriotism and civic virtue for youth, contrasted American freedoms with foreign dictatorships, noted the German surrender's humbling legacy, and praised the Red Cross efforts helping soldiers.
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Om Rae Wane
Stephen Brooks
Essembly
Brooks
Red Cross
Typhoid Mary Dies After Eighty-Year Containment
United Press reports Mary Mallon, known as Typhoid Mary, died aged 80 after long isolation in Riverside hospital. She was blamed for 54 typhoid cases and three deaths, publicly laments her fate amid a life marked by repeated escapes and public health crises.
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New York
United Press
Mary Mallon
Mary
Riverside Hospital
Supreme Court
Una
Strike Threat Deepens as Detroit Auto Plants Face Walkouts
In Detroit a new strike threat emerged as negotiators seek a contract to end a dispute that has idled more than 10,000 workers. The United Auto Workers executive board authorized a strike at the Hudson plant of Murdo Mobny Car Go to force renewal of the union contract, with potential campaign for full union action across Hudson. The Budd Wheel Company walkout and Packard parts shortage worsen production disruptions.
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Hudson
Detroit
United Automobile Workers Tnion
Murdo Mobny Car Go
Homer Mortin
TAW
Bittsburch
Budd Wheel Company
Patie
Wien
Aisinian
Stewarts
Budd
Packard Motor Car Company
Martin
Uning
Wye Hudson
Chinese Recapture Tamshui From Japs Reported
Chinese forces retook Tamshui, a fortified town near Bias Bay, from Japanese lines as Canton operations continue. In Canton area reports, five Royal Air Force flyers were killed when a bomber crashed nearby. A separate Waynesburg, Pennsylvania incident: investigators search for a hit and run driver whose truck killed John Hoyle, age 50, of Pitt Gas while he was repairing a fire.
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Fy Eos
Tamsilii
Bias Bay
Canton
Ne Ty Minke
Waynesburg
John Hoyls
Pitt Gas
Green County
Hoyle
Accidlent Hame
Teffersont
Hint Hirt Seen as Possible High Pa Court Nominee
Erie newspapers report Hint Hirt may be named to the Pennsylvania Superior Court bench alongside other leading jurists. Speculation centers on Judge Mint and Judge Marion Patterson while Attorney Arthur Blass is also discussed as a potential appointee, with names from several counties floated for the vacancy and attorney general post.
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Hint Hirt
High PA. Court Post
Wein
Williams
Che Vaetney
Arthur James
Acen
Hit
Howat! Hughes
Washington County
Marion Patterson
Blaik Eouhsty
Eele
Stmely Steplubbeans
Arthur Blass
Shiateich
Blass
Elise
Tuilue Mares
Bliss
James
Er'e County
Erie
Jortiney Ebraham
Brie
Distric Atorney Sehvants
Licerne County
Carl B. Shelley
Dauphin
Holy Cross Rally Tops Worcester Rival
Holy Cross overcame a late deficit at Fitton Field to defeat a Brower-led team. Captain Bill Qaminski sparked the comeback with a 65 yard drive and two crucial touchdown plays were halted by penalties as Holy Cross rallied to win 80 seconds remaining.
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Worcester
Mass
Holy Cross
Fitton Field
Bill Qaminski
Onarler
Moly Cross
Nes
Brown
Beatification of Mother Cabrini to be proclaimed in Rome
For the first time in history the Missionary Sisters of Charity founder Mother Frances Xavier Cabrini will be beatified in Rome by Pope Pius XI tomorrow. Chicago Archbishop George Mundelein will assist as the ceremony takes place at St. Peter's Basilica. The event is described as the result of two signs of minor importance attributed to Cabrini's intercession.
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United Pre
Washington
Fenyin Catholic Church
Rome
Brances Xavier Cabrini
Chicago
Pope Pius XI
St. Peles
Basilica
George Cardinal Mundelein
United States
Gabyiil
Congregation of Rites
Dukes Reunite in Paris After Royal Estrangement
In Paris on November 12 the dukes and duchesses of Gloucester and Windsor shared affectionate scenes as Britain’s royal rift appeared healed. The Duke of Windsor, who quit the throne to wed Wallis Simpson, was described as happy to have his brother visit. The gathering, timed to signal a possible return to England, began with late-night celebrations at the Cafe de la Madeleine with a small group of intimates.
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Paris
Gloucester
Windiare
Great Britain
Ray- MY
Walla Simpson
America
Duke of Windsor
Simpson
George
Windsors
England
Fcova Cave Rastaurant
Place de la Madeleine
Weirton Steel at Capacity Across Plants
Weirton Steel Company reported full capacity operation at its Weirton and Steubenville plants with 12,000 workers active. The completion of No 12 open hearth firing yesterday pushed all departments to capacity for the first time since August 1987 and October payroll reached 1,458,420 dollars, the highest since September 1987.
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Weirton
W. Vic
Steubenville
Weirton Steel Company
Red Sails Ceremony in Concarneau Paints Boats
Concarneau, Brittany’s famed fishing port, holds an unofficial spring ceremony painting and dyeing sailing boats in bright red and blue hues. The colorful event marks preparations for the upcoming summer fishing season.
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Concarneau
Brittany
Europe
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Legionnaires
Clymer Grange
Arlington Cemetery
Washington, D. C
Edydn Watson
Rooevelt
Spring Creek News
G. E
Sparta
Earth
China
Pearl S. Buvic
Journal Commercial
Tamshui
Phinan
Tugeley
Eng
Royal Air Force
National Bank OF Corry
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Superior
James — Graham
Mother Cabrini
Pius
Duke
Brother
Weirton Company
Armete
Philco
Eben
Root
Niture Store
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