Funeral services for Henry Tenhuisen in North Clymer
Henry Tenhuisen of North Clymer, born 1858, died suddenly at his home. Funeral held March 24 1880 at M B Church with Rev Phipps and Hunt officiating. Burial in Holland Cemetery after service at North Clymer with widow, daughter Mrs Harrison Beckerini and sons Fred Walter and Fred, plus other relatives.
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Giyohlery
William Wiggers
Fred Damcott
Ollie Brown
FE. Rusling
Perry,Hillburg
Fred Schrues
Henry ‘Tenhuisen
Ovteker Ltd
Mary
J. Newhouse
Henry Tenhuisen
North Clymer
Harrison Beckerini
M. B
Walter
Fred
Mr. Phipps
Hunt
Besnenshurg
Talerment
M. Eb, Ghurch
Made
Made In the Holland
Nonth Clymer
Local visitors and travels noted in Jamestown city news
Personal notices record Mr and Mrs William Blair Misses Mary and Stella Master visiting from Meadville Erie-bound relatives visited for the day at St. Howard's dinner hosts Mrs T Johnson of Warren Pa and other local residents Travelers include Lloyd Thomas John Stanton and Abe Gumbinaley heading to New York City Centerville and Edmira trips are noted along with plans for Boston visits by Mrs Harold Gilbert Margaret Brown and Desmonds Also F T England Erie Railroad agent will attend a company meeting in Jamestown
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Mary
Stella Master
Meadville
Erie
St. Howard's
T. Johnson
Warren, Hall. Pa
Walter Car
W. Park Place
Dorothy Rowe
Portland
J. Tred Kinley
W. Main Street
W. L. Scott
Jamestown
Mr. Scott
Charles. Davison
Ward Bii Jey
Union City
Glenn Steadman
Spartanaburg
Clarence Commandery
Lloyd Thomas
Centerville
F. M. Raymond
H. B. Mudge
N. Y
Titusville
Joan Bell
Rebecca
Helena
Desmond Oncht
R. G. Barnes
Youngstown
Cambridge
Weat Pleasant Street
John Stanton
New York City
NFP
Ames Co
Abe Gumbinaley
Corry
Edmira
Harold Gilbert
Margaret Brown
J. J. Desmond
E. D. MacKenzie
Boston
Gilbert
Brown
Rasselas
Pendleton Hidwit
Theensden Selinor
West Newton
Mass
Desmond
Kathryn Tlorence Desmond
Wellesley College
F. T. England
Barbara Jane
Communion Breakfast Planned by Episcopal Guilds
Sunday at 8 o clock the Lillian Guild Altar Guild and Emmanuel Guild will attend Holy Communion at the Episcopal Church. Afterward the Altar Guild will serve breakfast in Parish Hall. The Altar Guild, a recently organized group of church girls, will manage the altar under director Mrs. Marjorie Peek.
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Lillian Guild
Altar Guild
Emmanuel Guild
Episcopal Church
Marjorie Peek
Defense counsel’s brilliant plea in mail fraud case
Closing defense arguments portrayed the prosecution of Samuel Tisull and 16 co defendants as an attack on character born of prejudice. Charles S. Loundsmy urged the jury that the case sought to appease public clamor and criticized the government’s basis for the charges.
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Samuel Tisull
Charles S. Loundsmy
Bus Crash Injures Many Children Near Chickasha
A school bus carrying children to Ninnehah school near Chickasha Oklahoma was pushed off the road by a truck today. Eighteen children were injured and taken to hospitals with broken limbs and other hurts. Police searched for the truck driver.
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United Press
Chickasha
Okla
Zehicul
Ninneiah
Survey on Home Loans Will Shape Foreclosure Policy
A survey on future home loan handling faces decisions to avoid repeat foreclosures seen in prior downturns. Pahey warns some foreclosures are unavoidable, but the aim is to prevent widespread real estate instability while Home Owners Loan Corporation funds, about 1 billion dollars, may run out by mid February. Marriage Aid Applicants: Omaha Digging Up Old Licenses Across the Missouri River.
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Pahey
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Omaha, Neb
Towa
Omiaha
Misgoli'i
Coyne Case Goes to Jury in 1932 Election Defraud Charge
In Pittsburgh on November 21, a federal court jury began deliberating charges that State Senator James J. Coyne and three co defendants conspired to defraud in the 1932 congressional elections.
Hundreds Lose Driving Permits In Month In Harrisburg
Harrisburg dispatch reports a record surge in driving privilege revocations as the Department of Revenue tightens a highway safety campaign. October withdrawals reached 420, surpassing prior records, with 2,750 licenses revoked by November 1 and totals for ten months at 6,480. Officials say courts and juries are no longer lenient with reckless drivers, and licensing actions remain the principal tool to curb dangerous driving practices.
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Harrisburg
Department of Revenue
Department
Division of Safety
Stocks Show Little Change on Turbulent Trading Day
In New York on November 21 a 2,265 a share quarterly dividend on American Telephone and Telegraph did not move the market. Trading remained light with irregular early activity and a slight dip from the prior close. Prices at 2:15 included American Can, American Locomotive, Bethlehem Steel, General Motors, International Nickel, and other major issues showing minor fluctuations amid low volume.
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New York
American Telephone & Telegraph Capital
Dutip
American Can
American Locomotive
American Smelters
American T & T
Anaconda
Jauantic Refining
Stesse Een Bethlehem Steel
Bendix Aviation
Nandes Canadian Pacific
Cccc
Oca
Pepe EE
Fdas Bye Qheysiey
Ssrseennes Rites
Collumbia Gas
BI Consolidated
Curtiss-Wright
Erie
General Motors
Eees
International Nickel
Montgomery Ward
Meeting of Quiero Club Readings at Mrs Wright Home
The weekly Quiero Club session at Mrs J Wright's home featured readings: Scott Polar Institute Memorial by Miss Sarah Powell, The Electric House of Tomorrow by Mrs C H Gelgen, and The Bright Jewels of the Mine by Mars Wright. Seven members attended and found the program engaging. Mrs A D Colegrove of Buc Street will host next Tuesday afternoon.
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Quiero Club
J. 4. Wright
Scott Polar Institute Memorial
Sarah Powell
Electric House of Tomorrow
C. H. Gelgen
Mars. Wright
A.D. Colegrove
Buc Street
CGC Worker Killed by Train Near Pittsburg
William H. Morgan, 20, of Vestaburg in Washington County, was killed by a Baltimore and Ohio freight train while en route to his home. His body was found in a lock area, identified by Civilian Conservation Corps uniform items found in his pockets.
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CGC
Pitesburgh
William H. Morgan
Vestaburg
Washington County
Baltimore & Ohio
Lock
Clyillan Conservation Corps
Youth Hit by Deer Struck by Truck in Pa
Archie Glans J. was bruised when a truck struck a doe on the Buffalo Pittsburgh highway near Sergeant Pa four miles from here. The deer was killed in the impact and Archie stood at the road side when the collision occurred.
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Seane
Archie Glans
Buffalo- Pittsburgh
Sergeant
Archie
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