Warren Man Fatally Hurt In Plant Accident
Warren Nov 21 Victor J Swanson veteran Warren Chair works was killed after being caught in an eighteen inch belt in the factory unit while aiding Ernest Anderson to replace a belt. He slipped and fell against the belt at fourteen feet pulley distance. the belt ran at about 180 per minute. His body was mangled and hurled against the east wall breaking belt guards and a steam pipe. death was almost instant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Victor J. Swanson
Warren Chair Works
Ed Lowrey
Swanson
Ernest Anderson
Répiis
Anderson
Death of Mrs Glatia Brewer in Wrightsville
Mrs Glatia P Brewer died last evening at six at her sister's home in Wrightsville after a long illness. Born December 14 1853 in McCallum Corners Erie County Pa she had lived in the area for years. Survived by daughter Mrs Arfe Patton and son Orey Jewer both of Corry. sisters Mrs Clara Seamens Wrightsville and Mrs Chris Sanders Igar Grove. ten grandchildren and twenty one great grandchildren. Body removed to Mrs Pattons White Street home for funeral services Saturday at 2 80 o'clock with interment in Pine Grove cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glatia P. Brewer
Clara Seameng
Wrightsville
Brewer
McCallum Corners
Erie County
Arfe Patton
Orey Jewer
Corry
S. Clara Seamens
Wrightsle
Chris Sanders
Igar Grove
Farm Prospects Are Encouraging for 1936
Harrisburg reports favorable farm outlook from the Bureau of Agricultural Economics. Improvement in industrial demand and foreign markets bolsters consumer buying power, with 1936-38 prospects for higher farm demand, though higher production may limit price gains. Wheat, meat, dairy, and poultry show varied outlooks, with credit easing and rising farm incomes anticipated in the coming years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Washington
Bureau
United States
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Wirther
North Central States
Two Munhall Children Recovering From Food Poisoning
In Homestead Pa on November 21 two Munhall children Albert Brugas and his brother Eadie age 6 were reported recovering in Homestead hospital from suspected food poisoning. Food samples were sent to County Chemist Buckmaster for analysis to determine the contaminant.
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Homestead
Munhall
Homestead Hospital
Albert Brugas
Eadie
County Chemast
B.C. Buckmaster
Plea of Guilty in Elk County Murder Case
Fred De Philippi pleaded guilty in Elk County Court to the murder of his stepfather Michael DePhilippi at Kyler Corners on November 3 1934. Judge Baird presided with associates Kime and Hail. the evidence will determine degree of guilt. DePhilippi, a small man, was brought in by Dep Sheriff May as a large Fox township attendance filled the courtroom.
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Ridgway
Fred DePhilippi
Intc County Court
Michael DePhilippi
DePhilippi
C. F. Dickinson
Honotary
Elk County
He Elle County
Joseph May
Fox Township
Highway Dept Blamed for Motorist Death
A coroner's jury blamed the State Department of Highways for the death of George DeMarco, 23, of Mine, who died in St. Vincent's hospital from injuries after his car plunged down an embankment on Perry highway four miles south of the city. The jury held the road not kept in proper condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highway Dept
State Department of Highways
George DeMarco
St. Vincent's Hospital
Perry Highway
Man Shot Son Jailed In County Shooting
OTL CITY November 21 Burton McGinnis 47 of Cooperstown in serious condition at Framdin hospital with a bullet wound in the right shoulder. Vernon V McGinnis 22 is held in the county jail pending investigation after accusations the elder was shot with a .32 automatic revolver by his son. The bullet entered near the right shoulder and traveled diagonally upward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otl City
Burton McGinnis
Cooperstown
Framtdin Hospital
Lack
Vernon V. McGinnis
McGinnis
Wade
Thank Offering Meeting Held by Missionary Society
The annual Thank Offering meeting of the Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church met Wednesday afternoon in the church parlors with good attendance. Mrs. O. A. Sandburg presided. Edith Lewis read a paper on the Task of National Missions. New Era Club members were guests. Dorotha Mae Rickers Lowie Whiteley and Ethel Ben entertained with vocal selections. A tureen dinner was served to about 45. The New Era Club sang during dinner and a generous offering was taken for mission funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
A. Sandburg
V.t
Edith Lewis
Aost
New Era Club
Dorotha Mae Rickers
Lowie Whiteley
Ethel Benwith
F. J.watle
Mae Carnriite
John
Rickie
TP. Wildans
NR. Dickson
Mission Funds
Florida styles go Tahitian and Turkish for winter
A New York preview notes Florida fashion turning tropical with Tahitian and Turkish influences for the season. Harem skirts with trouser effects appear for beach and formal wear, while very brief bathing suits feature South Sea accessories like jasmine hair wreaths and matched bracelets and anklets. Designers foresee visitors at Miami shows parading beaches with less shoulder coverage as exotic trends trend.
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United
New York
Florida
Miami
Bishop Richardson Heads M E Missions Board
Philadelphia Nov 21 Ernest G Richardson of Philadelphia began his eighth term as president of the Methodist Episcopal Board of Home Missions and Church Extension. Officers were re elected and delegates approved a plan to create an 8 000 000 evolving fund for distressed churches and a national appeal to rebuild Helena Montana's 40 000 church destroyed in the recent earthquake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Ernest G. Richardson
Philadelhia
Methodist Episcopal Board of Home Missions and Church Extension
Helena, Mont
Y M C A Convention Set for Harrisburg
United Press reports the Y M C A of Pennsylvania holds its 66th annual convention in Harrisburg this weekend. Delegates discuss state division for national council representation, with morning sessions at 422 and afternoon business meetings led by William Ridgway. Fred B. Dix of New York is the keynote speaker at Saturday banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Harrisburg
National Council
Jew's Christ Lian Association of Pennsylvania
William Ridgway
Yy Avsociaction
Fred B. Dix
New York
Chicago Man Sought in Poison Plot Case
Police seek Howard Sarding in a poison plot case. The man, once employed by the Manno Salvay Co, is linked to damaged bicarbonate of soda packages opened and dumped into barrels sold to Roserthal department store at a cut price sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Howard Sarding
Illinois
Kaetling
Manno Salvay Co
Roserthal
Cutprice
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Victor Swanson
Glatia Brewer
BRERA
Japan
Siro
Woodbury's
Crocenies
Ilona
PTCA
IVORY
Chipso
P&g
France
Sunshine Dystey
Sutton
Marsh
America
Member
Federal Reserve System
Bishop Richardson
M. E. Missions
Y.M.C.A
Odel
PENNA
SER
Coats
Pilgrim Fathers
John Alden
Priscilla
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center Street
Corry, Pesn’a
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