Death claims Mrs Martha King in French Creek
French Creek notices report the death of Mrs Martha Smith King aged nearly 79, wife of Elmer King, with survivors including three grandchildren. Funeral set for Tuesday at home, interment at Lowville, community offers condolences amid local reports of other injuries and social notices from Oct. 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Smith King
Ravelin Hill Club
Hunt—Howard Neckers
Prench Creek
Elmer King
Lester
Berdina
Livying Gross
Ripley
Harken
Alton King
Lowville
Emma Brumley
Roy Casselman
Mayville
Howard Neckers
Ed. Hinkley
Sheffield
Clayton Redding
Clyde Shampoo
Charles Redding
Arthur Johnnson
Beryl
Anna Vander Schaaff
Rolla Neckers
Theodore Neckers
Howard
Frederick Vander Schaaf
Hanna Bennink
Mary Leekers
Leslie Fardink
Harold Cady Wer
Bath
Anna Vander Schaaf
Ida Legters
Sam Dunnewald
Raylin Hill
John Henry Reed
James Venerden
Jon ‘Henry Feed
James Wigger
Uhi
Merle Te Winkle
James Vanarden
George Vande Schaaf
Anna Vander
Marriage Announcement for Kathryn Clemmons and Ley Brewer
The marriage of Miss Kathryn Clemmons of Union City and Ley Brewer of Corey was held at Westfield, W. Va., on October 3. They reside at 280 W. Frederick Street, Carr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Clemmons
Union City
Ley Brewer
Corey
Westfield
Hipie al
Frederick Street
Carr
Spartansburg Honors Honor Roll Students
Sparta School in Spartansburg announces honor roll recipients across grades from first to senior. Notable names include Robert Schmidt, Francis Kinney, John Northrip, Arlene Van derhoot, Edith Peck, Willard Tilets on, Meribelle Smith, and Marion Alsdorf among many others. The long list covers elementary through senior classes with multiple students named per grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spartansburg
Spartanstars Consolidated School
Tie
Robert Schmidt
Francis Kinney
John Northrip
Arlene Vanderhoot
Edith Peck
Williard Tiletson
Mary Kolova
Mildred Ayres
Lovi Thorogoni
Dorothy Livenspire
Nettie Mae Rugar
Etta Kelsey
Richard James Shreve
Dorothy June Davis
Elizabeth Wilson
Lee Hiliker
Gary Rhodes
Beulah Mast
van Rose
Marilyn Matteson
Ava Brown
James Sheldon
Lillian Roesch
Richard Northrup
Nethie Hostettler
Jean Wallace
Verna Goodwill
Eugenie Daszynecs
Betty Kelsey
Mary Bunting
Charles Smith
Omar Mast
Helen Boythe
Agnet Riley
Eleanor Peck
Arlene Bryant
Marilyn Wallant
Meribelle Smith
Elizabett Northrup
Vivienne Plat
Belly Firth
Rosy Sutton
John Maszynkca
Neya Brown
Eleanor Rose
Bonita Weatherbee
Maxine Cheiton
Harold Totles
Ruth Thorosood
Ruth Kletzy
Jane Livenspira
Margaret MclStay
Donald Hutchison
Frances Marinnis
AnnaBelle Northrop
Robert Matteson
Marjory Cook
Kola McCray
Lena Warhart
Dorothy Riley
Qace McCray
Dorres Stranahan
Dave Burton
Naomi Hutchison
Tory Dorschel
Lorraine Rose
Claude Itoke
Marion Alsdorf
Danita Stranshaw
Dorothea Thornrood
Charlotte Whitaker
Frances Tooray
Rosa Cook
Mia
Kelly
Sevral
Philadelhia
School of the Bible
Joseph Justman
Lloyd Crosby
Ands
Vern Walker
Baptist- Young
Atlantic City
N. J
Coulson
Shepherd
First Baptist Doges
Sparansburg
Asbury Park
MN. J
Morra Castle
Orle Cox
Palmyra
Cox
New Tersey
Hartisburg
He Baptist Sunday School
Harry Wallace
Corpas
The
Baptist Sunday School
the Crosby
Howard Martin
Bleatt
Erwis
Meadville
Edith Fay
Titusville
Indiana
Indiana Normal School
Eva Major
Mabel Schreckengost
Warren and Kang
Kinana Bridge
Ernest Bedow
Jesse Ellis
Corry J Hospital
New Deal Targets Forgotten Youth Jobs Plan
United Press reports the New Deal pushing to aid unemployed youths blocked from apprenticeships by the NRA. Joseph Coxen explains a coordinated California effort with state education and labor heads to place youths, offering starter wages around 25 percent of seasoned workers and gradual increases, plus 2000 to 10000 hours of training across state boards. The aim is to curb youth delinquency and supply industry with trained apprentices as demand recovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent Mahoney
United Press
Los Angeles
New Deal
Federal
NRA
Frances Perkins
Joseph Coxen
Department of Education
California
Coxen
Appren
State Labor Department
Industry
Lamp Explosion Kills Two Children in Pennsylvania
In Alliot, Pa on October 23 a gasoline lamp exploded igniting fumes and burning two young children, Ruth Doris Laykatlis five and Matthew LaykatlisJunior, as their mother and father Laureaitis struggled to save them. The blaze caused about four thousand dollars in damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unicy Press
Alliott
Mathew Laykatlis
Ruth Doris
Matthew
Laulkaletis
Laureaitis
Joan
Laukaitis
Matthew, Jr
Bremén
Matthew Wmder
Ruth
Dantages
Committees Named By Local American Legion Auxiliary
Mrs. Ivan Smuth, newly chosen president, named the year’s committees at a meeting held at Ys. Lloyd Stowe’s home. Members include Mrs. John Mooney for membership and Mrs. Willi Roughton for child welfare. other posts appointed to Mrs. O. W Bracken national defense and fidac, Mrs. Walter DeJoun ratio, and Mrs. Lloyd Stowe. Honors went to Mrs. John Neylon, Mrs. Mary Murray, and Mrs. ani Schrailer. Pie and coffee were served. next meeting is November 19 in the America Legion rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan Smuth
American Legion Auxiliary
Lloyd Stowe
John Mooney
Willi ‘Roughton
W Bracken
National Defense
Fidac
Walter DeJoun
Ratio
John Neylon
Mary Murray
Ani Schrailer
Stowe
Frank Graying
America Legion
Horn Block
Texas Chamber Pushes Plan to Divide State
United Press reports the Texas Chamber of Commerce argues for dividing Texas into East and West, with a proposed line at the 100th Meridian. While legal paths exist, few expect quick action. advocates contend West Texas would gain limited legislative representation under a state split.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Chamber
Austin
Tex
Texas
West Texas
Garnet
Texas Panhandle
Oklahoma
Rio Grande
Laredo
West
Texas Houze of Representatives
Dog waits for master after drowning on creek bank
In McClure Pennsylvania a dog stays by the creek bank in a vigil for Mary tin Knepp the boy who drowned after tumbling into the stream. His parents tried to call the dog away but the animal remains beside the water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creek Mcclure
Mary Tin Knepp
San Cura Ointment touted for burn healing
Mrs Bessie Bilis of Hawthorne New Jersey praises San Cura Ointment as a marvelous antiseptic that relieves pain prevents infection and promotes quick healing of burns and numerous ailments. The product is advertised at 85 cents and 60 cents and sold at all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie
Bilis
Passaic Ave
Hawthorne
N. J
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French Creek
Sparta School
Indiana Normal
Mrs. Kelly
East
Sparta
Alan Stewart
LaVerne Fenton
Rome Township
Fred Bechler
Erie
William Bennett
Clem Pierce
Corry
Ray Coates
Silas SA
Meailville
Charles Torrey
Clifton Torrey
Centerville
North East
Gordon Morton
Sidney Winans
Endeavor
Prank Witheral
Witherlall
Levi Marvis
R. V. Shreve and Son
Marborcreek
Tidtout
Charles Penoyer
Phillip Northrup
Anson Northrop
Bradford
Wayne Putman
Glenn Snapp
Glenn Steadman
Cochranton
R. D. Cartiers
Jennie Stranaian
KC. Davis
Frank Platt
Trizenitt
Springfield
A. G. Dicky
Laughters
Ruth Stranahan
D. D. Stranahan
Jesse Goodwill
Jay
Secretary of Labor
Mr. Goodwill
D. D. Stemnahan
Mrsv
W.G. Farley
Linesville
Richard Farley
Lakewood
Chicago
Res
Any
Erie Ticket Office
Ace Ges
Didny Wehane
Aimes-Syene
Age
By Paul Robinson
Congoleum
Root’s Furniture Store
South Center Street
Corry, Penna
Florida
Journal Office
W. Ten- Hagen
Parl Street
Jase
Crawford County
F.C. Sull
Crystal Ice Plant
Maple Grove Inn
Mse
Mrs. Johns
Jourdet and Son
Cash Grocery. Org
R, Ailens
Columbus, Pa
Ata
Walden Donelson
Columbus
Suily
Ataa
Jersey
Just Tres
George McIntyre
Hare Creek Road
Orpington
Charles Gates
Park Street
Atzas
Duples
C. M. Howard
Wright Street
J. B. Potter
East Main Street
Wiiza
North
Second Avenue
Murnace
Shore Acres
Ps. Bi
Atzar
P.O
Silverton
Ors
Fwo
Washington State
Harry A. Kirwin
Seattle
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