Guild Planning Rumage Sale Meets At Gilbert Home
The Lillian Guild held a meeting at Mrs. Harold Gilbert's home last evening with eighteen members and a guest present. A 6 30 dinner preceded talks on a monthly rummage sale at Parish hall, a Jiggs dinner on October 24, and a guild cookbook sale led by Mrs. C. H. Rafter. Two former members and three new members were admitted.
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Lillian Guild
Harold Gilbert
Cavers
Guild
C. H. Rafter
G O P to Spend Over 8 Million in 1936 Campaign
Washington reports forecast of record spending in the 1936 presidential race with a budget of 436000 for the Republican national committee led by Alf Landon. It notes that only once before has a party spent over six million in a single election year, citing the 1928 Hoover-Smith race with disbursements of 6280584.
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United Press
Washington
Republican Urive
Alf M. Landon
National Committee
Republican National Committee
Herbert Hoover
Alfred H. Smith
Personal Items from Union City and Nearby Towns
Local notices list residents visiting relatives and traveling to towns such as Union City, Bradford, Washington, Tucson, and Greenville. Names include Mrp J D Brakeman, Mrs Lloyd Meerdinis, Mrs Beatrice Simpson, Mrs Jane Franklin, Emory Black, Ruth Patterson, and many others, with moves, visits, and engagements across several states.
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J.D. Brakeman
Union City
Lloyd Meerdinis
Austin
Brig
Mae Fairchilds
W. L. Kestler
Molor
Tucson
Arizona
Robert Long
William Johnson
Warren
GC. iMurphy Company
J. B. Bradley
Alfred
Titusville
Charles Patterson
North Center Street
Beatrice Simpson
Los Angeles
Calif
Charles Stewart
Simpson
Brocton
Jane Franklin
Emory Black
Whiting
Ind
Two Assemblymen Called On Stand In Monaghan Case
Uniontown Oct 7 Two state assemblymen the head of the Uniontown night police and a staff of janitors on duty at the Fayette county courthouse were called before the grand jury today in the Monaghan death case Assemblymen Matthew Welsh and Harry Cochrane admitted they were around the courthouse the night Monaghan was brought for questioning.
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Uniontown
Fayette County
Frank Monaghan
Matthew Welsh
Harry Cochrane
Monaghan
Knox Charges New Deal Deeper In Depression Speech
Burlington New Jersey October 7 Frank Knox Republican candidate for Vice President charged in a platform speech that Roosevelt policies have plunged the nation into repression deeper than ever He urged voters to vote the American way and said adherence to the 1932 platform would have left the country worse than it is now and in depression.
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United Press
Burlington
N. J
Frank Knox
Roosevelt
Knox
Rotary Fair Opens at Armory Tonight
The second annual Rotary Fair launches at the Armory with a varied program. Arnold and Nichols broadcast duo, the Castle Entertainers, the WPA exhibit acts, Phyllis Lyons and the Community Orchestra are among featured attractions. Entertainment runs nightly October 7 to 9 with two performances each evening, aiming for large crowds and high enjoyment.
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Rogram
Arnold and Nichols
Castle
WPA
Erie
Ige
the Castle
Wrank Rowse
Corry
Rotarians
Lindberghs Enjoy Europe Amid Privacy Amid Fame
In Englewood on October 7, friends of the Morrow family said Charles A. Lindbergh and his wife will not return to the United States with their son Jon. Mrs. Lindbergh’s mother, Elizabeth C. Morrow, reported the couple are enjoying privacy overseas and keeping Jon away from their notoriety.
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Englewood
N. 5
Charles A. Lindbergh
United States
Morrow
Editor of Big Legion Monthly Magazine Dies
Philip Von Blon 47 longtime editor of the American Legion Monthly died after surgery for a stomach disorder at Upper Sandusky. He graduated from Ohio State University and worked for the Cleveland Plain Dealer before the war. Survived by widow Bila Kramer of Marion and two sons Philip and Robert.
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NEW Rughellm
Philip von Blon
American Legion Monthly
Ben
Upper Sandusky
Ohio State University
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Bila Kramer
Marion, O
Philip
Robert
Market Gossip Signals Staying Bullish With Mixed Data
A market briefing from New York notes no market desertions and suggests holding long positions while using dips to add stocks. Bond and stock totals climbed to 99.41 billion, with stocks up about 40 billion from July 1932 lows, and New York Clearing House annual business at 212.75 billion for the year ending September 30 1986.
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Elmer C. Walzer
New York
Stock Exchange
New York Clearing House Association
Association
Hoes
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North Center Sr
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