Public support urged as lecture series nears deficit
A struggling lecture course faces a heavy deficit as ticket sales lag. With only 315 seats sold and 40 remaining, organizers plan to offer remaining tickets through schools and local drug stores by month’s end. The first program was Sweethearts, followed by the Pella Ensemble and a rare Cello Quartet presentation, expected to draw regional interest.
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Corey
Son Prist
Innenwelh
Eaple
More Police Needs Emphasized by Erie Mayor
Erie mayor Williams said the city should have at least 20 more police officers but acknowledges the figure is unlikely. He noted the department plans for 1926 include motorization and possible limited specials for vacations, aiming to improve protection in mining districts while awaiting appropriation decisions. Robert Beverton traveled to Erie on business.
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Noy
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Alathian Society Pancake Dinner Planned
Final arrangements announce Alathian Society will host a pancake dinner in the church dining room Wednesday evening from 3 to 8 o'clock. Tickets are selling quickly with some at the door. Proceeds benefit the church.
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Society For the Benefit of the Church
V. E. York
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Corry Building and Loan Association
Ajax Building
F. E. York
State stocked elk easy prey of sportmen
In St Marys Pennsylvania a local sportsman, Milubert Miller, displays photographs showing a trained elk buck within three feet of hunters, challenging the game commission view that released elk would retreat to forest cover. The article notes debates over elk liberation, propagation, and protection under game laws as the herd proves approachable by humans.
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Cameron
Miulbert Miller
Eshibiune
Ton Tuck
Msitheema
Higgon
Gymera
Miller
Huck
Sistovery
Family’s Ill Fortune Shocks Pittsburgh Father Buries Child
In Pittsburgh a distressed father learns his seven year old son Carl was buried after a gas stove fire ignited while rescue attempts to save his child fail. Eugene, three, suffers diphtheria from the ordeal as the family faces tragedy.
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Simon J. Blayton Cvarrness
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Carl
Heath
Enjoyable meeting of Readers Club at Mrs King’s home
Mrs A Ella King presided over a regular weekly meeting of the Readers Club yesterday at her South Center Street home. Sixteen members attended. roll call Thanksgiving sentiments were read and a pleasing program followed. Reading included Reminiscences of yore and A Thanksgiving Story. Members voted to continue as a unit. a dollar was donated by each. Hostess Mrs A G Postlethwart will entertain Monday evening, November 20.
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Ella King
South Center Street
King
Mary Wilkins
Sandburg
Red
A. G. Postlethwart
President Coolidge Delays Plans Amid Elder Father’s Illness
Washington reports President Coolidge postpones Thanksgiving plans as his father’s illness limits his schedule. Col. John Coolidge may be asked to attend the White House turkey dinner, with Major James P Coupal staying nearby until matters stabilize. The issue could push decisions on the president’s message to Congress and slow government business before Congress convenes December 7.
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John Coolidge
Plymouth
Vermont
Whitehouse
Danner Point
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Vermont Hills
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