Postmasters' Association Met at Cambridge
The Cambridge postmasters held their annual meeting with a wide gathering of postal staff and officials from Warren, North East, Meadville, Corry, and Erie districts. Highlights included talks on parcel post, insurance, and mail routes, plus a keynote by Congressman W. Shreve on the postal system and costs. The event featured musical selections, presentations, and a discussion of future postal operations. Mrs. Charlotte Hagerich of Corry died at 70, with services set at her home and St. Pauls Lutheran Church. Interment will be in the Lutheran Cemetery.
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Charlotte Hagerich
Gewis Hagerich
Sixth Avenue
Aifternoon
Corry
St. Pauls Lutheran Church
Ion
Holst
MuinUudice Spirines
Weelnvedus
Sep Ioinburth
C. Shomer Bentley
Curry
Hsinigsby
Sori
Ahh
Cindlal
Lucy
Poxtenister
O. Hood
Cambridge
Ralph AL McCord
Narth East
Ianiudine
IA. Huntey
Hull
Joell
Uffices
Af, W. Shreve
Stewart Wilson
Seey
Civil Service District
Phladelphi
Ass't
Tinsville
Groh Lynch
Ralph Weigel
Erie
Charles Clyce
Asa't
Meadville
Fred S. Bayless
Cadiz
Haroid Shane Han
Ned Hi Goodell
Ray Simpson
Mdinboro
M. W. Shrove
Postal gathering highlights civil service and tribute
Postmaster Lyons of Warren opened with a brief speech and read a Swedish poem. Two opera selections by Postmaster Hun iey of Evie followed. Stewart Wilson of Philadelphia spoke on Civil Service. Ned H. Goodell of Edinboro praised postal workers and thanked Wis district colleagues. Officers thanked all participants and hosts for a pleasant evening and personal talks.
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Lyons
Warren
Huniey
Evie
Stewart Wilson
Third Civil Service
Philadelphia
T de Muling
Eric Couny
Ned H. Goodell
Edinboro
National Association of Rural
Mother Admits Successor Slaying Babies to Brennan
Greensburg Pa Sept 6 United Press reports cite the Hlatisy family case at Monessen where Mrs Hlatisy allegedly confessed to smothering four newborn infants two born in July 1927 and two last month. Authorities examine bodies and skeletons in the Hlatisy yard as prosecutors and defense press motions in the murder case. Chicago scene notes Donovan named Democratic National Committee member from filing list as party factions seek unity for forthcoming elections.
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United Prem Greensburg
John Hlatisy
Monessen
Tohni Hlatisy
Monongahela
Pol Fee
Hlatky
Chicago
Thomas F. Donovan
Donovan
George J. Brennan
Harrison-O'Connell
Myondryi
Carter Harrison
Wm. L. O'Connell
Harrison
Tate
Jamestown Hoover Curtis Republican Club Organized
In Jamestown on September 6 a large Republican gathering formed the Hoover Curtis Republican Club at 105 East Third Street. Earle O. Hultquist was elected president with Bert G. Tifeny as secretary and Brews D. Phillips as treasurer. A committee of Augusta In Arey, Boward J. Allen, and Frederick P. Hall was named to select vice presidents for the club.
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Jamestown
Herbert Hoover
Charles Curtis
East Third Street
Hoover<Curtis Republican Club
Livy jOrmwil
Earle O. Hullquigh
Bert G. Tifeny
D. Phillips
Hultquist
Adigustus
Arev
Boward J. Allen
Frederick P. Hall
Bourbonism and Hooverism Highlight New York GOP Turmoil
The piece attacks H Edmund Machold as a symbol of Bourbonian reaction in New York politics and critiques Hoover’s farm and surplus handling. It notes Governor Smith’s clashes with the water power crowd and the executive budget plan, while praising Durant’s reform push and urging a modern, individual-centered sobriety campaign over old fears and physiogical scare tactics.
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New York
Smith
H. Edmund Machold
Republican State Committee
Machold
New York State
Coolidge
Roy O. West
Samuel Insull
Republican Organization
New York State Committee
Hoover
Learn and Learn 4 Quiz Questions and Answers
The prompt asks about the four largest ity in the United States and fame in boxing. It mentions a science of “peding tries,” a steam line opened to Learnlc, and the state called the “Mot tr of Presidents.” It lists Bayburn Fritchie, No. 8.8000, Baseball, Governor's Island as present items.
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United States
Bayburn Fritchie
Governor's Island
Puzzle about clock hands and a Sacgertown note
A Problem a Day asks when the watch hands are opposite at p.m and when they will coincide. It cites yesterday's answer 1880 and 1040 with Ada 6 and 7 and a multiplication hint. A Sinner traveled to Sacgertown this morning to handle daylong business.
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Sinner
Sacgertown
Christensen Leaves for Schenectady to Join Hreaye Co
Ehutt Christensen departed after noon for Schenectady New York to take a position with the Hreaye Company. Mrs. E Cotser and her children visited the city today before returning to their home in Buffalo.
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Ehutt Christensen
Schenectady
N. Y
8. S. Hreaye Co
E. Cotser
Quo
Buffalo
Girl's story triggers arrests in man’s death
Pottsville PA Sept 6 a one year old girl’s account of the assault on John Kostingé former Armoula Addition constable led to seven men being held without bail in Kostingé’s death.
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United Press
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Postmasters’ Association
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Lake Erie
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Thos. F. Donovan
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G.O.P
Adam McMullen
McMullen
McMuillen
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T Ae" Candidate of His Own Party In These Words, “Mr. Hooven
W. C. Durant
Journal Filem
Tauber Woolen Mills
Spartansburg, PA
Frank C. Cuapin
North Center Street
Studebaker
Erskine
Gudroneully
Len Tire
Erakine
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TBS
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