R E A Meeting At Beaverdam This Evening
Beaverdam community notes recount a packed schedule with meetings of the Women’s Foreign Missionary Society and United Brethren Ladies Aid at homes of local families. Attendees include Lyons, Proctors, Hodge, Bagley, Williams, and others. Sunday social visits feature Mr. and Mrs. Proctor, Mrs. Maynard, and numerous local households in Corry and Erie areas.
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Beaverdam
Si Re Lyons
Cash Smith
HN. Harris
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
Charles Hodge
Charles Proctor
Gerald Bagley
Seng
Robert Maulvin
United Brethren Ladies’ Ald Society
Nelson Wiliams
Lyle Proctor
Ora Gibbons
James Gibbons
Verna
Rudolph Gibbons
Cherry Grove
Frost
Gifford Pinchot Speal
Attorney Blackmore
Erle
John Shubeth
North East
Leon Proctor
Walter Proctor
Cleveland
Louise
Betty Smith
Lee Proctor
Bert Watrous
Proctorville
Merle Cumminga
Ted Hang
Lindolnie
Neil Hstes
Homer Proctor
Erie
Claude Maynard
Mra. Maynard
Mrr
Clark Proctor
Lowville
Bertha Hanlon
Harold Wade
Jamestown
Francis Mullocn
Tve
Alzinie MacDonnell
Tom
Owen Fullom
Garret
Pal Tum
Tommy Fwlom
Clarence Bailey
W. A. Cummings
Thursby
Dan Gates
Corry
Chas, Proctor
Will Harris
Charles Sivan
Carles Hodge
H. Hl. Williams
Geneva
Hodge
Reage
Fairfield
Mtrg
Williams
Charlotte Wolfe
Cory
Harry Parker
Tommy
Oscar Leider
RBA
Carl Proctor
Ira
Liswville
Fred Shannon
Essex Street
Clarence Slye
Proctor
S. R. Lyons
Stanley Proctor
Cast Proctor
Methodist Church
Union City
Cora Rouse
W.h. Cummings
Floyd Marsh
Glenn Kapple
Mir
Homer Preator
Dairymen's League
What
Annie MacDonnell
W. H. Cummings
Owen
Fhiom
Anna Reynolds
Paul Tawvaon
Floyd Marsti
Harold Anderson
Eric
Nelson Youngs
Ste Proctor
Familly
Misa Mary Zajac
Garl Proctor
Warren
Betty
Norman Maynard
Louise Smith
C. H. Smith
Meatville
Michigan Doubtful as Election Draws Near
United Press report from Detroit notes a tight Michigan race between President Roosevelt and Gov. Alf Landon with a surge in Republican energy focused on a new social security wage levy. Article cites factory and labor reactions, voter registrations, and a 50 50 poll split ten days before election day, plus the late Couzens impact on GOP dynamics.
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Lyle
Wilson
United Press
Detroit
Mich
Roosevelt
Alf M. Laden le Mane
Michigan
Landon
Charles E. Coughlin
William Lemke
Union Party
James Couzens
Wilbert M. Brucker
Couzens
Senate
Mr. Roosevelt
White House
Robe Report Employers Coercing Men War Election
Erie Oct 28 report details investigations into employers pressuring workers to vote Republican in the upcoming election. Propaganda on pay envelopes cited as coercion with state and federal officials involved. Democrats urge workers with complaints to contact Democratic headquarters. Comstock appearance and Roosevelt campaign critique feature in local coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Owen JB. Hunt
Stite
Department of Insurance
Seiber
United States
Homer Cummings
George H. Burle
Lonamigan Senate Committee
Ttee
Peach Street
Roosevelt visit 10 state factor shapes Pennsylvania vote
Report by Ross Downing from Harrisburg notes President Roosevelts looming Wilkes-Barre and Harrisburg stops aiming to boost his chances in next Tuesdays election. Gov George Earle predicts Democratic margin may reach 250000 to 500000 with rural counties swinging toward Roosevelt. Landon gains praised by Republicans as he travels from Pittsburgh to Philadelphia. The WilkesBarre stop aligns with Mitchell Day celebrations for John Mitchell in the coal region.
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Ross Downing
United Press
Harrisburg
Roosevelt
Wilkes-Barre
Harburg
Niever
George H. Earle
Pennsylvania
Landon
Alt M. Landon
Pittsburgh
Philadelpha
New Jersey
Mitchell
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
First of Series of Card Parties at St Elizabeth’s Hall
The ladies of St Elizabeth’s parish held a benefit card party last evening at St Elizabeth’s Hall. Guests enjoyed contract and auction bridge and five hundred with awards to Miss Jase St Clair, Mrs William Spiesman, Miss Alice Reno, Miss Louise Williams, and Pauline and Mabel Skinner. Committee members served pumpkin pie with whipped cream candy and coffee to guests at fourteen tables. Mrs Joseph Merilinger is chairman of a similar party planned for St Elizabeth’s Hall in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Zabeth's
St. Elizabeth's
Jase
Clair
William Spiesman
Alice ‘Reno
Louise Williams
Pauline
Mabel ‘Skinner
Mes
Edward Kin ®Y
Mra
William Mazel
Mary Hazel
Charles Bell
Hanel Sweet
Helen Gumbleton
Joseph Merilinger
Classified says SDA moves that aged furniture ad
Classified notice states that SDA will relocate the aged furniture as requested. The advertisement uses brief terms and dates are not specified in the readable text.
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Sda
Peace Officers to Face Trial in Erie County Grand Jury
Brin Oct 28 Involuntary manslaughter charges against a white man and a negress linked to a young girl’s death. conspiracy counts against three Erie County peace officers. Next grand jury, meeting Monday Nov wth, to review 46 cases including raid on the Big Park dance hall tied to an alleged immoral show. Detective Leroy Searvll announced. Wesleyville Justice Walter Goodwin and Constables Glenn Walters and J C Bailders face conspiracy to extort charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie County Peace
Leroy Searvll
Jemily Whiteside
W. J. Gru
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Lansing
ROBE
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William A. Comstock
Comstock
James A. Reed
Anth Roosevelt
Edward J.fry
Democratic State Central Committee
Father Coughlin
National Committee
James A. Farley
F. D R
Wilkes- Barre
London
Electric
Colorama
All-Way Electric Company
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