Conference Postponed In Christchurch Due To Death
The quarterly conference session at United Brethren in Christchurch is postponed to December 14. Rev Dr N H McAllister, to conduct, could not attend because of Patten’s death. Congregation and friends are asked to note the new date. Also noted are visitors Mrs Anning and others visiting local residents.
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United Brelitten
Christchurch
N. H. McAllister
James Jum
Tia Patten
Mr. McAllister
Congregation
Friends of the Ohtreh
Stella Barry
Cleveland
Florence Barry
Betsy Peacock
Erie
Isp
Kathryn Graves
West Washington Strees
Niagira Falls
F. Hannan
Myrtle Skinner
New York City
Ernest Hall
Meadville
Mary Trall
East Irving Street
Marcus Morrison
Girard
G. W. Waggoner
M. Donigtin
Jack Morley
Howard Oldenburg
Arthur Mathers
Silver Creek
N. Ys
Ukehom
J. D. Murray
Mott Street
Vicks Flan Promises Better Control of Colds
Advice promotes money and time savings by avoiding colds and managing them promptly. Describes a new Vicks Flan method explained in each Vicks package as a guide to fewer and milder colds and healthier outcomes.
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Vicks
Personal Mentonnesday Personalities Gather in Penfield Pa
Penfield and nearby towns host a flurry of visitors and departures as residents travel for visits and to attend familial events. Several residents including Frank Herberg and Mrs. Harvey J. Blass move between Sharon, Chicago, and local homes while others return from trips to Jamestown Warren and Pittsburgh.
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Penfield
Frank Herberg
Sharon
Mat. Berry
Harvey J. Blass
Wie
Fr. L. Ward
Jamestown
Warren
Edward McIntyre
M_ J. Berry
Chicago
Daugherty
Biblio Conference Draws Large Throng at Prish Methodist Church
Increasing interest grows at each service as Rev. Perry F. Haines leads the Biblio Conference at Prish Methodist Church. A large audience attended Sunday services with somber applause as the pastor sang a closing solo. Tonight's service asks What Is It Where and What Is It. Rev. Hiicks to speak Heaven the Future Hope of the Redeemed Wednesday evening. Public urged to attend the meetings starting at 7 o'clock.
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Prish Methodist Fiscipal
Perry F. Haines
Macings
Steimmhen
Soni
Hiics
al ToKolcloek
Readers Club Meeting at Mrs Jara Osborne Home
Monday afternoon's Readers Club met at Wright street home of Mrs Jara Osborne with fourteen members. Mrs A C Sandpurg read the program on Our Contemporaries. Miss Bin delivered a November births list. Mrs A Elly King read a Thanksgiving story. Next meeting planned with Mrs FE Whittlesey at Wyat.
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Readers Club
Jara Osborne
Wright Street
A. C. Sandpurg
Bin
Pid Crook
A. Elly King
Wilte
Fe, Whittlesey
Wyat Mimitehy
Benefit Tea For Presbyterian Church Held In Charleston
Governor Wm G Conley of West Virginia was injured by a basement explosion at the state executive mansion while adjusting the furnace. He was thrown about 40 feet but is reported recovering from facial injuries and burns as officials investigate the blast.
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Charleston
W.va
Wm. G. Conley
First Bank depositors to receive partial payment
Washington, Pa. November 20. More than 14,000 depositors of the closed First Bank and Trust Company in Washington will receive 10 percent of their claims in a second ment totaling 416, and a Thursday, it was announced today. A first payment of 18 percent was made last August 28.
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Washington, Pa
First Bank and Trust Company
Washington
United States Embassy in Paris Completes Erection
Paris reports the new $1,600,000 U.S. embassy building has been completed except for interior finishing. Designed by Delasio and Aldrich, the limestone facade harmonizes with nearby grand structures. Final touches include the gate, iron grille, and interior furnishing to match 18th century French style.
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Ralph Heinzen
United Press
Paris
United States
Thei
Gabriel
Delasio and
Aldrich
New York
Rothschild Mansion
Consulate Geneal
Department of Commerce
United States Treasury Branch
Navy
Stocks Move In Narrow Range On War Debt Fears
New York November 28 Traders kept to small moves as they weigh British pound swings and potential war debt settlements. Early trading stayed within a tight range with few standout shifts while major stocks like General Motors, Chrysler, New York Central and Westinghouse Electric held near prior close.
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New York
Ite
American Cam
Americal Locomotive
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Anporada
Atlantic Refining
Paubuim Cope
Hethishem Steel
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Chrysler
Continental Gan
Columbia
Curtiss-Wright
Eric
Weta General Hleetric
General Motors
International Nickel Kennecott
Montgomery Ward
National Dairy
New York Central
Wortherly Pacific
Ratio
Henny Socony Vaeimm
Standard
Standard Gil N Studebaker Viene United Corp
TS Steel
Westinghouse Electric
Wentworths SF N.Y
Aassou Gas
Bleckg
Gitles Leavick PS
Stox
Bone Star Gas
Z Western PS
Man Held for Shooting Girl in Shinglehouse
Vinnie Lawton, 17, daughter of Mr and Mrs Lawton, was injured when a pellet from a shotgun struck a girl during a shooting incident in Shinglehouse. The suspect, Weller, confessed to shooting with intent, claiming the act was accidental. He faces charges in Potter County jail as authorities investigate the case and the victim recovers.
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Vinnie’ Lawton
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