Ladies Auxiliary of Clarence Commandery Elects Officers
The initial meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary of Clarence Commandery Knights Templar was held in the Masonic Temple. Officers elected: president Mrs G. Peck. vice president Mrs B Haight. secretary treasurer Mrs Alfred B Griswold. A future public card party was planned with Mrs Melvin J Parkhurst appointed chair. Bridge games awarded to Mrs Gilbertson and Mrs Lloyd Stowe. committee for refreshments named.
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Clarence
Knights ‘Templar
Masonic ‘Temple
G ., Peck
Atrs
G. S Peck
Bap] R
Haight
Alfred B. Griswold
Pusiliary
Melvin J. Parkhurst
Bridge
Gilbertson
Llloyd Stowe
B. R. Haight
C. W Smith
L. Morrow
Bond Issues Approved in Five Counties Across State
Harrisburg Nov 20 Bond issues in five counties were approved by Secretary of Internal Affairs James F Woodward announced today The approved items include East Deer township Allegheny County street improvements Greenville borough Mercer County 500000 for a garbage incinerating plant and upgrades to the sewerage system Blairsville borough school district Triana County 225000 to erect a high school building
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Unites Price
Harrisburg
Tafts
James F. Woodward
East Deer Township
Allegheny County
Greenville Borough
Mercer County
Blairsville Borough
Triana County
Webster’s Thankfulness Speech Fragment 1840
Fragment from Daniel Webster’s 1840 speech expresses gratitude to God for spiritual gifts. He reflects on mortals raised to the skies and suggests he has accomplished some portion of a higher work, acknowledging a future effort to be stronger.
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Webster
Daniel Webster
Texas Murderer Is Lynched From Pole
EASTLAND Texas November 20 mobs stormed the county jail last night seizing Ratcliff alias Santa Claus bandit condemned for killing jailer T A Jones during a jail break attempt. He was hanged from a telephone pole near the courthouse as onlookers watched. No arrests reported as authorities planned further action after investigations. Ratcliff dressed as Santa Claus, linked to a Christmas Eve Cisco bank robbery in which a bank official was killed.
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United Press
Eastland
Tex
Horg Tor
Fastland
Naleed
Ratellir
T. A. Jones
Reteliff
Justice of the Pesce
Jim Steele
Forty four indicted in federal court at Pittsburgh
Forty four persons named in indictments returned to Judge RM Qibson by the federal grand jury. Most cases involve violations of the dry law. Joseph Jarvis and Fred Black of Erie indicted for smuggling liquor and conspiracy after a boat landed 15 miles east of Erie with 108 quarts. Paul Schonhein of Erie accused of smuggling over 300 pints of liquor, September 29. James and Irene Arrington indicted for violating the Mann Act by transporting two women from Portsmouth to Altoona. Prohibition violations include multiple defendants from McKeesport to Belle Vernon and beyond. James Pry of DuBois indicted for selling liquor and alleging impairment at the DuBois Lodge. Additionally 21 individuals from Pittsburgh indicted for liquor violations.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
RM Qibson
Joseph Jarvis
Fred Black
Erle
United States
Erie
Paul Schonhein
Philip Piezel
Rose Township
Jerome Spaltino
California
Mary Pierallini
Bellevernon
James A. Pry
DuBois
DuBois Lodge
Loyal Order of Moose
Revival Continues at Advent Christian Church on Essex Street
Special services are held nightly at Advent Christian Church on Essex Street with worship, song, and sermons. Rev. A. J. Walters preaches on What God Says About Sin as Christians seek renewed zeal and sinners respond to prayer. The article notes growing divine blessing and invites all believers to attend and participate in singing and prayer.
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Advent Christian Church
Essex Street
God
A. J. Wailers
Povets
Foresees real benefits from conferences page one
Senator Thomas J. Welsh a Democrat from Montana says the Republican administration is asking Democratic businessmen like Owen D. Young to help pull the administration out of its predicament. He warns against the belief that the Democratic party cannot manage the country's financial affairs and notes conditions remain unsatisfactory for business.
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Thomas J. Welsh
Dem. Mont
Owen D. Young
Clymer Bank Wins Appeal in Land Foreclosure Case
The New York Court of Appeals reversed the Appellate Division in a dispute over ten acres tied to a foreclosure from the Kemp estate. Ernest L. Caflisch contests the bank’s title while Garratt Tempas and wife were also named. The court okayed the bank’s costs in all courts.
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Court OF Appeals
Albany
Clymer Bank
Jamestown
Fourth Department
Ernest L. Caflisch
Clymer
Clymer State Bank
Garratt Tempus
Pound
Cine
Lehman
George Kemp
Tempas
Cullisch
Kemp
Gus- Hee Noman
Mip. Cafisch
Justice Sets
Crouch
Ernest D. Leet
Duckson, Herrick, Durkin & Leet
Bank
C. Rex Crosby
Calllach
Nelson J. Palmer
Crosby
Ottaway & Munson
Artistic Find Reveals Medieval Relic at St Marys Church
A damaged report notes Dr Walsh of St Marys Roman Catholic Church in Thverness and Semfiond discovering a dirty artifact during cleaning. Curator at the Scottish Nathanist Museum states the piece likely dates to the fourteenth century and may relate to a religious context involving implied acts of reverence.
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Walsh
St Mary's Roma Catholic Church
Thverness
Willock and Bride on Honeymoon Trip Reported
New York sources say Wilh Willock and his former chambermaid wife secretly honeymooned in Florida after a marriage reportedly disclosed his father. The couple, once living in Oyster Bay, left for Florida with traveler's checks totaling thousands. The bride, Adelaide Ingebretsen, was a former chambermaid at the Willovis mansion in Syosset.
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New York
New
York Evening Graphic
Wilh Willock
Hele
Florida
Willock
Checka Lust
Hventag Graphic
Oyster Bay
Ly 1
Adelaide Ingebretsen
Willovis
Syosset
Two British Writers Laid Up By Illness
London reports two noted British writers, Rudyard Kipling and Conan Doyle, are ill and unable to work. Kipling is ordered abroad to die? no. He was to broadcast but is canceled. Conan Doyle remains bed bound at Crowborough Sussex due to overwork and has suspended engagements for months. Lord Chester remarks on moral merit influencing judgments.
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United Press
London
Beltam
Rudyard Kipling
Sin Assetiue
Conan Doyie
Kipling
British Broadcast Corporation
Sir Arthur
Crowborough
Sussex
Ang
Lord Chester
Railroading Contempt Trial Remarks At Senate Probe
Kenneth United Press reports Sir W. Sinclair, a noted sportsman, faced a contempt finding during a Senate investigation into allegations of railroaded justice. He expressed defiance of the law as authorities pursued release terms and marked power and influence behind the contending sides. He faced a sentence and possible further penalties while senators weighed jury shadow and public scrutiny.
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Washington
F. Sinclair
Mitio
Colum
Senate
Sinclair
Snewer Cy
Bix
Albert Bey
Earl Aruggist
Atte
Suparinte
Alill
Motior
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