Local church groups hold first meetings of year
The Golden Links Sunday School at the Methodist Church plans its first 6 PM meeting at Mrs Earl Hasbrouck 535 Liberty St. Also noted discharges from Corry Hospital include Miss Pleséie Ser 800 W Washington St admitted Sept 6 and Miss Delores Elamp FD 1 N Clymer who had tonsil removal. The first Opportunity Club meeting of the year will be Sept 10 at 8 PM hosted by Mrs W W Auer East Smith St with several assistant hostesses. Raymond Guth age 11 was struck by a tray on a scooter near the Oil City line and treated at Oil City Hospital. driver Ralph D L Sigworth of McClintockville was absolved of blame. Also selling Honorable discharge window flags at The Journal. Enrollment at the parilly school program rose to 1 761 this term after a decade of decline.
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Golden Links
Olls
Methodist Church
Earl Hasbrouck
Liberty Street
Corry Hospital
Pleséie
West Washington Street
Delores Elamp
North Clymer
Raymond Guth
Oil City Line
Ralph DL
Sigworth
McClintockville
Bam
Oil City Hospital
The
Journal
S-M-W
Davis Radio Lab
Westfield
Dale McLean
Carlisle McLean
East Main Street
Carlo Russo
Moose Club
Union City
George Brunner
Meadville
Luther J. King
Byner
Hospital Ausini
Will Ower
Erle County Democrats plan 15 September dinner in St Marys Auditorium
The Erle county Democratic committee will hold an organization dinner at 6:30 pm on Saturday September 15 in St Marys Auditorium Erle. Attendees include state candidate invitees A Marshall Thompson and J Morgan Dave for Superior Court along with Senators Joseph F Guffey and Franely J Myers. The event launches an intensive campaign.
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Rowell Motor Co
Erle County
Democratic Committee
Labur
St. Mary's
Erle
Mrie
Mittee
Tocal
Beah
A. Marshall Thompson
J. Morgan Dave
Superior Court
Joseph F. Guffey
At Erle
Tank
Johnston
Samuel ¥. Rossiter
Red & Gun Club
Sif
Antonio Sampieri
Erte Sush-Weleht
Antoinette
State Pardon Board
Harrisburg
Sampieri
Hiss
Titusville
North Franklin Street
East Central Avenue
Mansion House
Jamestown
James J. Davis
United States
Rom
Pilgrim
The
Order
Moose
Aurore
Retail Merchants Association
Bradford
Fred Brockham
Partners Valley
Route 9
Warren County
Ralph Mimms
Holly's
First secular Golltinpos P TA meeting set for Sept 11
The Golltinpos P TA will hold its first secular meeting of the year Tuesday evening September 11 at 8 o'clock in the school bulletin. All parents and friends are urged to attend this meeting. Moose dance at club rooms tonight with picnic tomorrow. Payroll and unemployment figures released show 8272987 in 15,496 checks to jobless Pennsylvania workers this week with 79,871 interest and 3,788 checks over last week. Black reports increased compensation payments of 15240 versus the previous week and 159,029 in veteran aid checks under the Service Men’s Readjustment Act, up 8,797 from the prior period.
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Golltinpos P. TA
Bullettins
Pennsylvania
Jujlisey
Funeral for Accident Victim This Morning
A funeral service was held at St Thoms Church for Donald Buell son of My Joel Buell of Wheelock who was fatally injured Wednesday when struck by a car on the highway at Wig home. Rev Francis J Graves conducted the service and interment followed at West Lane Cemetery Columbus. Relatives from out of town attended including grandparents Mr and Mrs John Pople and many friends.
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St. Thoms’ Church
Donald Buel
Joel
James Buell
Wheelock
Tiernach
Wig Home
Francis J. Graves
West Lane
Columbus
Alton
Emmet
Huit~ Loys
Felix Albreski
Andrew Butler
Hie
John Poplelinen
Eric
A. Zlomerjon
A. Berner
W. Kubjia
Funeral for St Joseph Macko Held at St Elizabeths
Hundreds attended the requiem for Columbus resident Joseph Macko, who died from burns. Rev Carl L Heidt presided at St Elizabeths Church with a noted out of town attendance including Mr and Mrs John Macko Ossining and others. burial followed at St Elizabeths Cemetery.
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Joseph Macko
St. Joseph
Thomas Svel
George Kuzma
Michael Kundeactk
Andrew Yano
Michael Filion
Tor
St. Elizabeth's
Columbus
John Mieko
Ossining
Dominic Capossila
Ann. Sidn- Tike
North Torytown
St. Set
John Macko
Aleutian Islands
Andrew Yanoanisom
John Mucko
Cleveland
Mike Felton
Andrew Novotny
Pittsburgh
Nicholas Bartley
Camilla Bartley
Eric
Joseph Grezosky
Conneaut
Hany Stidhik
Paul Grezos
West
Springfimid
Andrew Chaike
Shamokin
Toseph Vavick
Steve Jakubele
Moteceport
John Lepen
To Rain
Ohio
Labor Unions Big Factor In Postwar Prosperity
Postwar prosperity hinges on returning servicemen and union leaders. Readers weigh how unions will shape jobs, open shop stance, and collective bargaining while families split on union influence. The piece notes veterans from independent, white collar, Republican, and Southern Democratic homes lean different ways, impacting union power and unemployment outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uber
Iant
Ishor
Unnion
Na Ngmby-Pamby
Ieaders
Jay Ne Waters
Wales
Postwar employment hinges on returning servicemen
The speaker warns that afterwar unemployment will depend on servicemen's attitude toward work. He contends Tabor leaders gained power during the war and have yet to learn a lesson. He urges freedom to work for any employer or as employers themselves, with or without union membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabor
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Tex Rose
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the National Bank OF Corry
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