Spring Creek PTA Names Committees For November Meeting
The November meeting of the Spring Creek PTA appointed committees led by President Mrs. George Price. Appointments include Program with Mrs. Dorothy Morton and Mrs. Kenneth Pitt. Hospitality with Abs Chandler Mason and others. Membership led by Mrs. Pitt. Publications and Publicity. and a magazine committee. Plans include costumes for the Christmas operetta Aunt Jane's Christmas to be performed by school children December 20. Future meetings will be held in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Donaldson
M. Holtricke
J Ane
Hutler
Corry
Paul Porter
Merton Pitt
Hastings Jones
New York City
Harold, Taylor and Son
Harry
Bradford
Heir Home
Esther Brindage
Wer Wolher
Caroline Brundage
Mothers Club
Pul'ding
Wens
Cort Damon
Bernie Sivirler
D. A. Rieck
Mae Miller
Frances
Smirtsnehure
J. Barran
Mertown
GL Miller
Haren Folletts
Carter
David van Gilder Ail
Tidioute
van Gilder
C. K. Miter
Herel Visa
Playa Burrows
Erle
John H. Melay
Richard Morton
OW City
Ronald Greeley
Hoff ‘E Business College of
Warren
C. C. Wates
Glen Donaldson
Mangarét Rééd
Secrenary
Leda Ruslink
Garret Behsinike
Young People's
Clymer Hill
Reformed Church
Lee Deninie
Merle Deninic
Edith Roslink
Helen van Erden
Carret Benginie
Jesse Lookenhousey
Elizabeth Vander- Schaff
Tyler
Mise Edith Ruslink
Gladys Legters
Otterhelm Guild
Kidders United Brethren Church
Jamestown
Bestie van Erden
Lillian Wiggers
Clymer Hill Reformed Church
LaVerne Vrooman
Wm. Vander’ Schaff
Prante Castet
Union Cty
Ralph Damheed
Maple Avenue
Holland
Korsetman
Meyerinit 3Elling
Arthur Groggins
Mohante Street
Robert Wal- Inge
Kearns
Clymer State Bank
Cliford Keaman
G. H. Tenpas Place
Cliford Warnshowe
Warehouse
Wallace
Abram Klerk
Clymer
University Hospital
Ann Arbor
Mich
Earl Osborne
Ismely
Mary Jane Webate
Mohawk Street
Troy Center
Aos Ntschey
Pe Priery
Edinboro Angler Tops Harrisburg In 1938 Casting
The Pennsylvania Fish Commission announced the 1938 angling champions. Pred Metz of Meadville captured a standout catch, a large muskellunge from Edinboro Lake in Erie County, measured at 59 inches from snout to tail. The field included nine men and one woman, with Edinboro noted for the top trophy.
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Edinboro
Harrisburg
Permaylvania Fish Commission
Ees
Pred Metz
Meadyitle
Edie Baro Lake
Ore County
Clymer High Senior Class Play Delights Local Audience
The senior class of Clymer High staged a well received play before a crowded house on Thursday night November 10. Leads Vernatosh elmah and Clarence Belknap Jr. delivered strong performances with Marjorie Kooman delivering a standout turn. The entire company impressed, and proceeds exceeded one hundred dollars under the direction of Miss Louise Davids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iment
Dinech
Martha Déulnit
Mya Jennie Willink
Bernice Dentik
Wil
Sanford
Fio
Fred
Carrie Gleaton
Gupper
Ralph Damcott
R. %. Willams
Esther
Geneva Querreveld
Damcott
Neva Wardes
Beulah Kooman
Ivy Dameett
Minnie Querrevelg
Vera Meesdink of
Corry
Irma ‘Ten Haken
Lillian’ Schermerhorn
Laura Carlisch
Phyll's Lamparelli
Hayriet Newhouse
Rosa Wasavik
Alice Kearns
Myrtle Galluo
Osther Peck
Grange
Ella J. Capler
Pasmona
Myrtle Wallace
Florence Arninis
Trénaveer
Addie Schurman
Core, Bellink
Gertrude Gravinii
Mary
Louise Davids
Mrcs
Viola Fardink
Rochester
Wud Birs
G. H. Tenpas
Ida Johnson
South Dayton
Clinton Meracle
Clymer
Crowlers
Vernatoshelmah
Clarence Belknap, Jr
Marjorie Kooman
Misa Louise Davids
State court upholds antlerless deer season ruling
Dauphin County Court rejected a protest by York Adams Cumberland and Franklin sportsmen against a general antlerless deer season. Judge Henry C. Nilea ruled the antlerless season constitutional as a police power measure for conservation. Costs were charged to the plaintiffs.
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Pennsylvania
State Game Commission
Dauphin County
York, Adams
Cumberland
Franklin County
Ate
Corm Mission
Henry C. Nilea
Youle
Dauphin Court
Coamplainants
Second Gap of Big Highway Starts In Bedford County
Harrisburg May 19 The second contract for construction on the Pennsylvania Turnpike between Carlisle and Pittsburgh will open November 28 said Walter A. Jones chairman of the Turnpike Commission Letting of the second contract will permit breaking ground in Bedford County for grading drainage and structures over 9.66 miles The improvements will run in the valley along the north bank of the Raystown branch of the Juniata River Jones said
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Harrisburg
Carlisle
Pittsburgh
Walter A. Jones
Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission
Bedford County
Raystown
Juniata
Jones
Five Men Face Charges in Assaulting Girls
Five men stand accused in Lehigh County in a statutory rape case connected to a mother's attempts to press her daughters into prostitution. John Calvin, 26, is among the indicted, with four co-defendants facing similar statutory charges. The trial opened before Judge C Clare Kent with a jury panel seated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beene
Pee
Leadville
C. Clare Kent
John Calvin
Imma Taylor
Geneva
Sensational U S securities push widens investor base continued
The piece notes demand for securities from banks insurers and individuals is high as money pools swell. It discusses private sales limiting supply and potential shifts toward new stock offerings and tax-exempt bonds impacting corporate security prices.
Market shifts push investors toward private bonds and stocks
The piece notes many buyers favor choice bonds and private company stocks as rates stay very low. It highlights low bank and life insurance yields, rising demand for securities offering 3 to 4 percent, and foreign funds flowing into U.S. investments. It concludes that demand for solid issues plus a shrinking supply should lift prices of well-chosen stocks and bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pere'gn Funda
Amercan
United States
Canada
Female tipsy driver to pay costs in case
Erie court yesterday sentenced several defendants after guilty verdicts in a criminal court. Helen Stesle of 2101 Raspberry street received a county prison term for drunken driving and was ordered to pay court costs. Jersey Tannenbauth of 157 E 17th Street was sentenced to a year in the Allegheny county workhouse for receiving stolen goods. Others faced sentences for assault, battery, and robbery with terms including 20 stays in the county jail and reformatory confinement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brielle
Erie
Felday
J. Orin Wallin
Helen Stesle
Raspberry Street
Loca
Niel Huute
Jersey
Allegheny County
Bessemer Railroad
Joseph Mulcawski
Gonioncel
Entiire Typhon
Nick Pévench
Ind Street
George Matkmiel
Pardilic Street
Huntingdon Reformatory
Sacred Concert at Union City Church
Miss Amelia Tryon of Union City announces a sacred concert Sunday afternoon at 5 o clock at St Teresa Church Union City. She is aided by Petey Clark Paul Layden and other local talent from Union City in a varied program. The message thanks critics and supporters and promises to be guided by correspondence.
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Amelia Tryon
Union City
Tax
St .Teresa's Church
Miss Tryon
Petey Clark
Sole’st
Paul Layden
Boy Gaprano
Union Gily
Tocus
P. S
Dr. Townsend
W. B
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Finy
Clymer High
Fort Hauchuga
Ariz—Baliquid
Sendy Gardner
U.S
Glasgow
William Thomson
Sc Dawelers
Jame Commission
Dauphin County Court
Washington, D
Thomas Jefferson
Washington, D. C
Chaing
Bbig
Model Dairy Company
Union City Church
Reval Egerve
Syseq
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