Emmanuel Guilt Members Meet at Miss Montague Home
Local Emmanuel Guild met at 621 North Center street for a Thursday afternoon business session led by Mrs. V. M. Sandturt with two meetings planned monthly. Lunch followed. next talk set for May with Mel Houghtom presenting. Separate items note Meadville LOC Home Association to hold annual meeting Sept tenth with a luncheon and five new board members to be seated.
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The
Emmanuel Guilt
Hariet Montague
North Center Street
Trursiay
V. M. Sandturt
Wrigsit Street
Monrye
Bg Mel
Houghtom
LOC
Meadville
Tancheon
Kelogg
Campbell
A. A. Domer & Co
West Main
A. P. Rossiter
Thomas S. Shannon
Second National Bank Aenue
Home Owners Loan Corporation
United Brethren Ladies Aid Society
Dan Culver
West Wayne Street
Culver
Joan Bante
Walter Keppel
Charles Keppel
Ways and Means Committee
Oil City youths fined for larceny after yard break in
Oil City and Gil bert Irwin, both of Oil City, were fined $5 and costs after arraignment before Alderman Mocxis Goldstein on larceny charges. They were picked up by the Star Constabulary after breaking into Oll City Wood Working company yards Tuesday. Edgar Thorp of Franti filed the charges. American Legion meeting tonight. Scales in City Market condemned for short weights. Esther Gill, 14, was killed in a car collision near Grove City. coroner called it accidental. Marys gas station burglary attempt reported. Stockton's meat ad. Miss Amidon, 318, and Mr. and Mrs. W. A. McGregor celebrate sixty-ninth anniversary at Alum Banks today. Extra meats sale at Stockton's Market. Carl Burch, 61, dies in Meadville. Schissler pleads guilty to nine bad checks. David Lawrence speaks at New Deal rally. Greenhouse project planned in Union City. American Legion Firemen carnival Sept 27-29. Vesper service by Kane Methodist Church Choir Sept 9 at Lut ton.
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Will J. Wilcox
Oil City
Harry Kimes
Gilbert Irwin
Mocxis Goldstein
Foley
Rittleman
Uke
Mercer Warracky
Star Constabulary
Oll City Wood Working Company
Edgar Thorp
Franti
American Legion
Olean
John P. O'Dea
Stockton
Ion
Esther Gill
Grove City
W. A.applegate
Clarence Riddle
Emlenton
Centertown
North Center Street
Amidon
W. A. McGregor
Ear Bradford
McGregor
Stockton’s
First Avenue
Stockton's
First Ave
Carl Burch
Meadville
Meadville City Hospital
H.F. Schissler
Fire Department
Olars Kent
Schissler
Sharon
Farrell
David
Lawrence
New Deal Club
Farrg]l
Bessemer’ & Lake Erie Railroad
Greenville
Daugherty's
Jamestown
Chailimuqua Lake
M. T. Patchen
Department of Public Works
Patchn
Warner's Dam
Wren
American Legion Meeting
Tast
Three Counties Merge Into State Relief District
Harrisburg reports the State Emergency Relief Board consolidates Butler, Lawrence, and Mercer counties into relief district No. 10. B. H. Robinson of New Castle is named executive director at $200 monthly, effective yesterday. The executive board includes James K Love of New Castle as chairman for Lawrence, T. Payne Nixon of Butler, and Frank Conner of Greenville for Mercer.
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Frens
Harrisburg
State Emergency Relief Board
Butler Lawrence
Mercer Counties
Benown
B. H. Robinson
New Castle
Lawrence County
James K Love
Butler County
T. Payne Nixon
Butlers
Mercer County
Frank
Blatt Bros Buy New Theatre at Youngawood Pearl
Blatt Brothers operators of the Rex theatre have added another venue. They completed a deal within the last two weeks to take over the Pearl theatre at Youngawood near Greenaburg, Fa. Extensive remodeling is underway and the theatre will open on September 15.
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Blatt Brothers, Operstors
Rex
Pearl Theatre
Youngawood
Ear Greenaburg
Stage Program At Rex Tonight
Gifford's Manhattan Hover opens a two day engagement at the Hex theatre this evening. The troupe has been seen at the local theatre several times in the past and announcement of its return comes on pleasing news to patrons of the Rex. A complete program will be offered tonight and Saturday evening and the added stage entertainment is expected to attract large throngs both evenings.
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Gifford
Manhattan
Hex Theatre
Rex
Eyes Weep Blood Daily in Mysterious Case
Doctors report Mrs. Maria has daily eye bleeding with about 10 cubic centimeters of blood each evening. She notes a six month history with flows becoming more frequent, accompanied by headaches. Blood is of normal composition and coagulation, yet vital signs are stable while she remains highly nervous.
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Bloga
Maria
Textile strike to pull in 13000 workers in PA
United Press dispatch from Philadelphia says William F. Kelly of United Textile Workers reports orders from strike leaders in Washington for a textile strike set to begin Monday. About 13 000 workers across upholstery, carpet, plush and tailcloth plants in eastern Pennsylvania would be affected, with around TV mills anticipated to join.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Kingfisher Takes Bail Up A Tree At Athol
In Athol Massachusetts Percy Smith watched a kingfisher snare a baited line and carry it to a nearby tree instead of letting it drop into the Connecticut River. The bird seized the bait in midair and perched above the riverbank, prompting observers to note the unusual scene in local wildlife reports.
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Kingfisher
Athol
Mass
Percy Smith
Bill
Nto
Connecticut River
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