Pomona Grange Meet Set at North East December 8 9
Corry Grange joins Bila County Pomona Grange No 4 with Clover Leaf Grange No 1265 at North East for a two day gathering December 8 and 9. Full program outlines opening ceremonies, lectures, musical numbers, a guest address by Rush Lewis mayor of St Johnsville New York and multiple sessions including youth banquet and evening entertainment.
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Corry Grange
Bila
Pomona Grange
Clover Leaf Grange
North East
Wisday
Mildred B. Bel- Knap
Edwin Selrege
Clover Let
L. Gribby
Pomoni Executive Comurlttme
North East High School
Pomona
Ted
Metcalf
Wattsburg
Rush . Tewis
St. Johnaville
N.Y
Eamund Andelain
Elk Creek Grange
Heath
Corey Grange
Polmonal
Lake Shake Grange
Agnes Achultz
Clover Toeaf Grange
Roy
Ne Shreve
Baptist Church of Noth East
Clericulturt
J. J van Auxhuis
T. H. Patten
Protest ERIE WPA program sparks city council debate
In Erie, the iKme building trades council led by Homer Brown and secretary Michael Ricci protested sponsoring construction via WPA funds. They argued relief projects draw trained tradesmen from private work, citing the Louis Home Preventiorian and new athletic field grandstand as examples, urging the council to limit WPA involvement. The council scheduled another meeting to decide the letter's fate.
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DRIE
iKme Building Construction Trades’ Council
Homer. Brown
Michael iRicel
WPA
Leadés Eoilhell
Trades Council
Brown
Ricci
Lou
Erle
America
Johnson Swanson family triumph in state voting rounds
In Omaha Nebraska congratulations pour to the Johnsons and Swansons as three Johnsons and two Swansons win five of seven posts in the recent state voting. The majority of each ticket appears ample amid orderly balloting.
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Omaha
Wayne Amity land added to State game lands drive
By United Press Harrisburg November 28 more than 12691 acres of game lands were added to Pennsylvania hunting grounds this year. The additions extend into 45 counties and will be available to sportsmen this fall while titles are examined. New tracts include 106 acres in Londonderry Bedford. 1575 acres in Catherine Blair. 17 acres in Haacock Bucks. 280 acres in Wayne and Amity Northampton. and 100 acres in Belfast Fulton, with further parcels across Washington Schuylkill Somerset Warren Lebanon Beaver and Huntingdon counties totaling hundreds of acres.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
State Game Commission
Commonwealth
Commission
The
Game Commission
Londonderry Township
Bedford County
Catherine Township
Blair County
Beaver Dam
Haacock
Bucks County
Wayne
Amity Townships
Belfast
Fulton County
Washington Township
Schuykill County
Turkey Fool Township
Somerset County
Pittsfield Township
Warren County
Lebanon Township
Wayne County
Ohio
Ntvwnship
Beaver County
Cameron Township
Sehuylill County
Moore Township
Blue Menntian
Northampton County
Beaver Township
Columbia County
Bucks
Bear Creek
Luzerne County
Cromwell Township
Huntingdon County
Human brainpower and human superiority over animals
A degraded sentence asserts that human brainpower explains why man is ahead of other creatures, claiming brains give humans a common edge. The passage presents a simplistic view of intelligence as the sole driver of dominance.
Oil City Coaster Fatality Shocks Local Streets
Sheridan Gavin, a youth from Oil City, died after being struck by a car driven by Gordon Thissel on Saturday night. He died in Oil City hospital from a fractured skull. Coroner J. Irwin Zerbe absolved Russell of blame. Gavin was the son of Martin Gavin of 10 Barrie Avenue. This marks the first racing related fatality in the area.
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Oil City
Sheridan Gavin
Oil City Hospital
Howe
Gordon Thissel
Russell
J. Irwin Zerbe
Franken
Rus Sell
Martin Gavin
Barrie
Avenue
Plant at Clairton Destroyed by Flames
CLAIRTON Pa Nov 28 Two fire walls remained after a blaze at the Pennsylvania Industrial Chemical Co plant burned through the interior causing extensive damage. Firemen fought the fire for hours aided by 5 000 gallons of coal tar fuel and a general alarm was sounded. In Huntingdon two adjoining business buildings were destroyed and nine families were left homeless in a six hour blaze that damaged the heart of the town. Two firefighters were seriously injured and others lightly hurt as crews from Mt Union Alexandria and Tyrone aided Huntingdon firefighters in zero weather conditions.
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Clairton
Huntingdon
Pennsylvania Industrial Chemical Co
Pwo
Lie
Ford Mt. Union
Alexandria
Tyrone
Huntingdon Fremen
Erie Faces Tax Levy Rise Next Year
Erie officials report a looming deficit as the 1939 revenues and a 1,466,711.10 budget require a $120,510.49 shortfall if the current levy remains. City council warns additional financing would be needed to keep the levy under 13 mills, with potential $265,510 in proposed improvements pending December budget sessions.
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Erie
Council
Youngest Bruno freed from prison on evidence doubt
Philadelphia dispatch reports Gov Barle freed Arthur Bruno, 17, the youngest Bruno skinsman, for Kelayres massacre involvement after no proof tied him to the brutal 1934 killings. Officials note questions remain about his role and prior convictions.
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Bruno
Philadelphia
George H. Barle
Arthur Bruno
Beike
Sininga
Satunday
Aviayer
Earle
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P. Martin Oludin
Patsy
Martin
B.C
Livhtenstin
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Century Engraving & Embossing Company
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Harry J. Klebes
Gale Ross
Glenwood
Eveready
Taylor Compasses
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