Meeting and notices from a 1930s church and community
The Missionary Society will hold a regular meeting at Mrs. Je nis Ranglin's home on Clinton street Wednesday at 2 30. Officers will be elected. Thieves remain active as Titusville reports chicken losses on McKinney road. The Northwestern Suite Congregational Association meets in Kane on Tuesday and Wednesday with Park Avenue Congregational Church members expected to attend. Oil City reports heavy rain with up to two inches likely. Franklin notes 0.81 inches by Saturday morning. Madame Violin readings and local religious items are listed. Bibles and Christmas cards offered at Word of Life Book Shop. Westfield arrests involve a stolen automobile. Kane Shirt Company shut briefly due to a textile strike. Meadville shows high per capita value in building construction for 1933, second to Lower Merion at 23.50 and 15.54 respectively, a 367 percent gain over 1932.
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Missionary Society of
That Baptist Church
Jenis Ranglin
Clinton Street
Titusville
Fred W. Wagner
McKinney Road
Phieves
Northwestern Suite Congregational Association S
Kane
Austin A. Harvey
Jametown
Madame Violin
Hast Street
Word of Life Book Shop
Worth Street
Casimer Yeast
John Waskac
Frank Jarski
Westfield
Kane Shirt Company
Meadville
Pennsylvania Department of Laka
Tndustry
Lower Merion
Meadvville
Glendora
Will J. Wilcox
Elizabeth
Spencer
Edward L. McDermott
Granves Street
Chase
Pennsylvania
the Baptist Bible School
Warren
Jack Kolatee
Aln
Goldfinch
New York
Ohio
Pennsyvenia
Puv de Frees
Lewers
Derald Milter
Russell Provice Eval
Lloyd Sharrer
R Lvs
Pranidin
Jeu Sang
Thares
Aire
Trai
Robert Sheen
H. J. Sheen
All Wayne Street
Jimme Postlethwait
Bob Curtis
Bud
John McLean
Gragles
Jot Kennedy
Gail
Donali Cox
Dick Foster
Gordon Hatch
Paul Quinlisz
McLean
Bobble
D. M. Brasted
Smethport
Jefferson County Gas Company
Mary Immaculate Hospital
Jamaica
Long Island
Richmond Bill
Braster
Meir
Sheridan Gerton
Brasted
C. B. Hutterway
Maylower Lodge
Finley Lake
West Park Place
Sorley
LaSallexton Alund Schull Witl
Libricey
Mary Gronstay
Groastay
Woull
Kathlent Elisabeth Ty
Brimnerick von Haym
New Orleans
von Haan
Bilpen Cragg
West Smith Street
Katharine Ann Mead
East Wayne Street
Hast
Tionesta Valley
Sheffield
Warren County
Pennsylvania Railroad
Unite States Leather Company
Joseph Cote
Conneautville
R. D
Conneaut Lake
Wiliam L. Sullivan
Cathedral College
Erie
Father Sullivan
St. Lawrence Church
Albion
Mercyhurst College
Astern Star Hall
Mercer County
J. A. Mclaughry
Valina V. Brown
Btufaon Tea Room
Greenville
Gimnes Mirror
Roloff
Emporidu
McCray Lallies Aid Society
Webb McCray
Elizabeth Smith
McCray
Corry Bianca No. 5
Mary Murray
Leonard Wilcox
Harry Wilcox
Corry Hospital
Haseen
Paul Bennini
Aby Iyre
Gorey
Ort
Birthday party for Elizabeth Spencer honors dozen guests
In Glendora, Elizabeth Spencer daughter of Mr and Mrs M Allen Spencer held a twelfth birthday party at her W Wayne street home. Fourteen children attended games contests and a decorated lunch with yellow and white theme. Gifts were given to Elizabeth by guests.
Ash vil e driver in fatal hit and run at Buffalo
Andrew L Johnson 23 of Ashville near Jamestown says he struck and killed Peter McCaffery 72 at Main and Hanover streets yesterday when McCaffery stepped into the path of the car. Johnson described the incident during police questioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew L. Johnson
Ashvile
Jamestown
Peter McCaffery
Buffalo
Johnson
McGallery
Main
Hanover
Ars
John Richards
Lincolnville
Mary Richards
Fairview
Western Penitentiary
Harrisburg plans for vocational school project debated
The board discussed a proposed vocational school wing at Congress street to be added before Hatch building disruption. Architect Freebins presented revised plans per state officials, noting light could allow construction without temporary industrial shop relocation. D. L. Bracken opposed the expenditure, citing delinquent taxes and taxpayer hardship, threatening a court injunction. Board members debated feasibility and city relief duties while considering a resolution to proceed with the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freebins
Hatch
D. L. Bracken
Wheb
Browm
Love
Tan
Four Injured in Kensington Auto Crash
Four persons were injured when a wheel came off an automobile and the car crashed into a utility pole near Unity on the Walty Oulsmont road. Injured include H.R. Reed and his wife Mary 51. daughter Helen 30. and nephew Lawrence Duckaub 28. They were removed to Citizens General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Prose
Kensington
Citizens General Hall
R. Reed
New Sensington Meeralians
Mary
Helen
Wei
Laawrence
Walty- Oulsmont
Reed
Vocational School Plans Discussed by Jamesown Board
The Jamestown school board considersRaymon A Breeburg plans for a vocational school. Mr Patterson questions legality and urges legal counsel. The district would hire Raymond A Freeburg to prepare detailed plans with costs to be shared by the district and federal relief funds, with approval by legal counsel and a 6 to 1 vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymon A. Breeburg
Jamestown
Patterson
Kincaid
Baw
Raymond A. Freeburg
National Architects’ Association
Th State Department of Public Instrucon
Messrs
Commerdale
Hollister
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Rinso
P. & G. Soap
Wing Willi Star Stores
Ade
Talon
L. Grief & Bro., Inc
Mickey
E. E. Guignon
Montgomery, Ward & CO
Corry, PA
Harold Cragg
Katherine Conners
Jewell Mount
Sam Bell
Orval St. Pierre
Louis Decker
Richard Webb
Mast Esai
Corry’s Greatest Clothiers
RWD
Relief Administration
Lanston
Andre
Sountain Pome
Perenne
Keister
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