Penn a Small Game Season Opens Saturday in Pa
Pennsylvania’s small game season begins Saturday November 1 as hunters anticipate a strong year. Rabbits, quail, pheasants, grouse, and turkey open that day with bear season running November 1 to December 15. Limits: deer and bear one per hunter per season. rabbits five per day, thirty per season. quail twenty five per season. pheasants two per day, six per season.
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College Women Hold Meeting at Miss Murray Home
The College Women's Club gathered last evening at Miss Lucille Murray's Montstreet home with about fifty members. The program focused on Arctic explorers with papers by Lu Ligon Lucile Murray and Mrs Nina Roxette, followed by articles on Baglin Davis Franklin and Perry. A social hour of cards and visiting concluded with a lunch served by the hostess and two members.
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Lucille Murray
Montstreet
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Lucile Murray
Nina Roxette
Baglin
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Franklin
Perry
Lawson
Con Murnell
Night Coughing Quickly Relieved By Famous Prescription
An advertisement touts Thoxine as a safe, pleasant remedy for coughs and sore throats caused by colds. It claims faster relief than other medicines and offers money back if not satisfied. Available in 1, 2, and 4 lapel bottles at Keister's Drug Store and other druggists.
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Ny Keister
Spartansburg Hallowe'en plans and local notices
Spartansburg October news covers a Hallowe'en entertainment by the Spartansburg Band at Grange Hall with a parade in costume, prize awards, and refreshments. Local updates include recovery notes from Nellie Scouten, Charles Weldner’s hospital status, family visits, travel to California, a death in St Louis, church and club events, and community greetings across Meadville, Erie, Titusville, and Corry.
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Hallowe'en
Spartansburg Band
Grange Hall
Tooin
Nellie Scouten
Corry Hospital
Elmer Stover
Glyndon
Willis Burton
Glenn Burton
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George H. Davis
Sarah Gillespie
Allie Maitland
John H. Wilson
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Mission opens Sunday at St Elizabeths church
An upcoming mission at St Elizabeths church in Union City begins at 10 o clock Sunday morning with mass and continues daily through the week. Rev Fathers Gilbert and Rick Pasmaeda arrive Saturday afternoon to lead special services and sermons. Catholics and non Catholics are invited to attend as the event aims to attract large crowds with prominent sermons.
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V. J Reiser
St. Mizabeth's
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