Haas couple make history in Pennsylvania Odd Fellows
In Meadville, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Haas become the two top officers of the state's Odd Fellows organizations. He is department commander of Patriarchs Militant Pennsylvania for four years, she is elected president of the State auxiliary, after years as secretary and vice president. The pair’s rise follows long service in the order, marking a historic leadership moment. A separate note covers the T. W. K. Club Halloween event at Dorotha Mae Rickers home with eleven girls, games, stunts, and a snack luncheon.
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T. W.K. Club
Dorotha Mae Rickers
Hallowe'siurs
Ruth Franz
Rickers
Hallowe'en
Call
All-Way Electric Co
Tacob Schuler
Gryll
Corydon
Pennsylvania Avenue
Kerrtown
L. My Huntard
Spencer Hospital
Meadville
Howard Mushrush
Vieu
Starge Lee A. McCracken
Ven Jango County
John Ritchey
Ritchey
Frank Horner
J. Wrani ‘Horner
Horner
William P.tolleyo
Cleveland Press backs Governor White for re election in November
The Cleveland Press endorses Governor George White valuing steady handling of germ related issues over two political years. It urges voters to re-elect him, noting he has been effective though not spectacular. The piece follows an editorial stance consistent with the newspaper’s opinion column.
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Cleveland Press
George White
White
Ed Weeks, Jr
Beklind
Erie
George Martell
Utica
Vensago County
Unul
T. Ie Mctuen
Mettuen
Miss Melva Miller Honored At Neighborhood Shower
Miss Melva Miller, soon to wed Attorney S. H. Skinner Jr., was celebrated at a party hosted by Miss Alles Masdenger on West Wayne Street. Guests numbered sixteen, with gifts, a two course salad lunch, and a wedding cake as centerpiece.
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Melva Miller
Alles Masdenger
W. Wayne Street
Miller
H. Skinner, Jr
Jamestown
Mary L. Barr
Dorothy Hammong
Arthur Palmer
Mary L. Bary
Dorothy Hammond
Marie Banks
Marjorie Sullivan
Florence Lindquist
Melva, Miller
Thurza Ely
Helen Dahlstrand
Mildrei Decker
Ruth Dahistrai
Marie
Summit Hill
Clarence Vandervort
Bradfort
Conscience Outbursts Mention Decline In Diseases
Dr J Moore Campbell reports perceptible drops in infantile paralysis and typhoid during the first half of October. Typhoid ran eight cases daily for eleven days, while infantile paralysis was less active. Also notes club meeting, bridge awards, milk distribution stations planned in Oil City schools under state funding. Mrs Jesse Whitney returns home from Corry hospital after two weeks as surgical patient.
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Ed Weeks, Jr
Patrick Connolley
Clarion Steel
Oil City
Oil City Hospital
Erie High Schools
John C. Diehl
Voffensive
Marion An Mildred
Wallace M. Young
East Bond Street
Skris
Italy
Hallowe'en
Minna Nast
West Pleasant Street
Miss Nast
Rex Theatre
Jausiec
Womans Relief Corps
First Baptist Church of
Carmbudge Springs
Ervices
Eiliitr B. Haskell
Merl Hiskell
Tn Falconer
Hook
Mink
Aleoner Me
Haskell
le Plilathen
Tau
Ars
Eewayd Gabriel
Clymer N.Y
Isnskeel
Ui Poate
Ebstria
Macle Oheson
Hithar Jone
Wayne Street
J. Moore Campbell
Bureau of Communicable Diseases
State Department of Health
F. N. H. Club
J. B. Clark
East Wayne Street
Dorr Clark
W. McElroy
A. Hanson
Wagene Powers
Carry
R. D
Giderwent
St. Vincent's Hospital
Paris
Hoffman Avenue
Helena O'Hara
O'Hara
Jesse Whitney
Corry Hospital
Spartansiuy
Roosevelt Blames Hawley Smoot Tariff In Louisville Ad
Franklin D. Roosevelt, New York governor, campaigns in Louisville claiming GOP leaders and the Hawley Smoot tariff caused low spirits and harmed American prosperity. He targets Republican “leaders” as responsible for the downturn during a large audience event.
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Militeeres Armory
Louisville
Key
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Adares
Feaders
Fight Divorce Bid By Aimee's Mother in Los Angeles
United Press reports on October 22 that Guy Edward Hudson fights Minnie Kennedy Hudson’s divorce bid from Atmea Semple McPherson Hutton evangelist. Hudson fled a demurrer and a motion to strike paragraphs from the divorce complaint filed months earlier.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Guy Edward
Hudson
Minnie
May Kennedy-Hudson
Atmea Semple MbPherson-Hutton
Materialism and superstition in modern thought
A reflection on how future generations may mock present materialism as superstition on par with belief in devils and witches. The author cites J Scott Olbdine or a similar figure to frame the critique of current times.
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J Scott Obldine
Columbus voyage records and muttered mutiny in old source
Fragmentary OCR describes Columbus associated phrases about his third voyage and discipline. It mentions an investigation into cabduet led to aid exnaeened and possible plans of independence amid enmity with Spain. The passage is garbled and lacks clear dates or names beyond Columbus.
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Columbus
Chishiper
Colbie
Spain
Amelloy
Howktanis
Glassford to Speak Against Hoover Ticket in 1932
Washington reports former police chief Pelham D Glasford resigned after a stormy term and Mu iata conflict with the administration. He may campaign against President Hoover, with talks planned in Pennsylvania and a Madison Square Garden address in New York, following urging by Mayor General Smedley Buller.
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Washington
Bug
Pelham D. Glasford
Mu Iata
Peresident Hoover
Glassford
Smedley Buller
Spe
Hoover
Pennsylvania
Madison Square Garden
New York
September Loans of RFC Reach 139 Million Dollars
United Press reports that the Reconstruction Finance Corporation announced to the House that September loans totaled 139,846,002 dollars. Of this sum 54,155,319 dollars funded 691 new loans to firms including utilities, railroads, and financial institutions. total authorized loans to such entities rose during the month to 182,180.91 dollars.
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United Press
Washington
Reconstriction Finance Corporation
Trimbisdes
Joyns Aggregicino
Sonesty Part of Eloquence Howeshy 4 One Bit
Incomplete OCR text fragment hints at a title about eloquence and self effort. The readable portion mentions "by hell earn ourselves" and "Tit" suggesting a truncated caption or lead. No clear persons, organizations, places, or dates are identifiable.
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