Winter meeting and local business notes in town
Golden Rule Club dinner at Columbus Community church at 6 30 this evening. Reports show weekly freight landings rising with up to 12 500 more cars than last week and a 2 percent year over year gain. Also noted are department store sales lagging 5 percent from the prior year and union discussions on church unification set for Nashville meetings next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Rule Club
Columbus Community Church
Association of American Rulroads
Vellew Jon
United States
Methodist Episcopal
Methodist Episcopal South
Methodist Episcopal Church
College of Bishops
Methodist Tpiacopal Church
South
James H. Straughn
Methodist Protestant Church
Nashville
Columbia Broadcasting System
Bishops’ Meeting
Annual Bazaar at Spring Creek December 1st
Nov 24 The Ladies of the Federated will hold their annual bazaar December 19 at the Community House with aprons fancy work candy and pan corn for sale A chicken pie supper starts at Ball nyin Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Creek
Phoroh
Commun'ty
Ball Nyin
Clayton Damon
Er'e
Margaret Damon
Come
Wilton P. Sickler
Robert D. Donaldson
Merle Hettric
Kate
Ark Maxwell
Harrisburg
Avi
Harold Brombaugh
Warren
Blariche ‘Tripp
Robert H. Damon
Elton van, Dyessit
Pennsylvania State College
Donald Sickler
Grand Valley
Norman McKay
Erie
Don McKay
Havel
Margaret Rounds
Corry
John H. McKay
Merle Baldwin
Union City
McKelvey
Viola Penton
Betty Jones
William McElhaney
C. F. Gomi
Familly
Paul Stone
Fred. L. Armstrong
Glen W. Donaldson
Guy Jones
Betty
Conneaut
Ohio
Chandler Mason
Caroline Brundage
C. Koford
Thanksgiving Visitors and Local Travel Notes
Miss Jenny Martin visited her parents in Donlink during the Thanksgiving recess. George Koestner and Miss Thelma Henry of Corry were Thanksgiving Day visitors at the home of Thelma’s sister, Mrs. Richard Morton. Miss Charlotte McKelvey resumed teaching in Kane after vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Peered spent Thanksgiving Day in Youngsville at the Helvick home. Miss Marian Donaldson, Allegheny College student, vacationed with her parents. Mrs. Margaret Warren and son George visited relatives in Youngsville Thursday. Miss Erma Allen spent the Thanksgiving holidays at her home in Dioute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenny Martin
Donlink
George Koestner
Thelma Henry
Corry
Richard Morton
Charlotte McKelvey
Kane
Harry L. Peered
Youngsville
P. D. Helvick
Marian Donaldson
Allegheny College
Young Man Killed in Coasting Mishap
Coroner W F Heaton held an inquest into the death of Clair Pye twenty of Howard after he crashed into an automobile while coasting down a steep hill near his home. The accident was described as Centre county's fastest coasting fatality this season. The car was driven by Rey H Miller of Howard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
W. FR. Heaton
Centre County
Clair Pye
Lille
Centré
Rey H. Miller
Two Dunkirk Men Killed Crossing at Middle Road
Edward Purzycki aged 26 of 416 Nevins street and Benjamin Mrożka aged 30 of 11 North Martin street died when a westbound passenger train struck their car at the Middle Road crossing near Dunkirk just before 2 o'clock Sunday morning. Purzycki was mangled. Mrożka suffered a fractured skull and multiple fractures. Mrs Mrozka, travelling with the party, survived and later learned of the tragedy. The coupe was demolished and the couple had been married about two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunkirk
Edward Purv2yckd
Nevins Street
Benjamin Mrovzka
North Martin Street
Ollock
Middle Road Crossing
Purzyski
Mroczna
Aear
Miezka
Keppel Street Engagement Announced in Local Social
Miss Ruth Keppel daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Keppel will wed John Street son of Mr and Mrs Hay Street both of the city The engagement was celebrated at the home of Miss Virginia Loveland on Fast Main Street with cards and games and many gifts The wedding is planned for next spring and guest list included several local residents.
Orchid seeds among smallest in existence
Orchid seeds are among the smallest in existence. They are so tiny that hundreds can be carried by air currents and dispersed widely, illustrating remarkable fragility and potential for wide propagation in suitable conditions.
Oil City Sewage Grant Funds Blocked by Bond Vote
The Oil City sewer project faced grant withdrawal after Harrisburg refused the $22,001 grant due to a failed bond issue vote. Mayor Payne blamed local officials as state and federal approvals had been secured. December 1 deadline loomed for starting work without funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huylature
Ol Ohby
Harrisburg
Washington
G. Payne
Lmanley
Hurtisburg
Priday
Oil City
Harrisbung
Harrisburg Chamber Seeks Early Orders for Capital Events
Harrisburg Chamber of Commerce requests advance plans from visitors for the inaugural, legislative session, annual publisher convention, and related events in the city plus forward orders for accommodations amid a penicillin shortage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unite Press
Harrisburg
Harrisburg Chamber of Commerce
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Fedeval Reserve Board
Untler
MuBois
Reynoldsville
London Mines
Pennsylvania
Ashing Evo
Rindevine
Ant Hills
Sompilay
Chedon, Wadenet
Sonial Security Board
WIZ
Robert Jones
Titusville
Tipsville
Trerchents
Niles
Tron & Steel
First Avenue
North Center Street
Clerk of Courts
Kolstee
Williams
Albert Bishido
Drake
Ladies Aid Society of Federated Church
van Swerigen
Indianapolis
Ind
van Sweringen
George Ball
Muncie
van Sweringen Brothers
George and Frances Ball Foundation
Robert Young
Allan P
United Press
Loblay
Tb Pxy
Swansdown
Orchard Park
Maxwell House Coffee
Zay
J Ae Tin. Ie
Sq. Tin
Spring Lake
Aea
Thet Beckwith
Dorothea Brevingion
Marjorie Young
Hazel Keicherg
Harriet Wynn
Glen Bell
Kenneth Loveland
J. G. Payne
Grant
Jary
Miller’s Pharmacy
GMC
Jewel
John Wiggers
North Clymer, N. Y
Corry, Penna
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