Spring Creek News Leter of Interest Highlights Weekend Visits
Local notes recount visitors from Buffalo Cleveland Warren Gerry Erie and Warren. Families including Frank, Southwick, Strong, and Huffman share Labor Day and weekend activities. Community events mention the Spring Creek Tri Club meeting on September 23 and a WCTU convention trip to Glade Pa.
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Spring Creek
V. Frank
Robert
James
Christine Frank
Buffalo
M. B. Hutter
Henry Southwick
Cleveland
LaVern DeJeans
Jennie
Mildred Hettry
Erie
William Henry
Leon Gabler
Mary Hila
Warren
Lotta—Moore
Tarry
Elizabeth Sickler
Garland
Sheldon Clough
Betty
Tri Club
Hanne
Smensine
L. R. Donaldson
C. D. Gleason
Niagara Falls
N. C
Kenneth Reming
Benefit to Provide Footwear for Needy in City
A two night benefit at the Senior High School Auditorium, September 25 and 26, will raise funds for the Red Cross Shoe Fund and Relief Fund. The NRA Gypsy Serenaders perform under Mrs. A. Pali and others to help buy footwear for destitute local children. Advance tickets are 25 cents and all proceeds go to the shoe fund.
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Red Cross
Relief Fund
NRA
A. Pali
J.J. Halgat
C. M. Stewart
Pracusda
Fied
Funeral of Mrs H W Bales
Funeral services conducted for Mrs Florence Bales, wife of H W Bales, at 2 pm yesterday at the Tate Home 66 Raymond Ave. R S Bure and John Freno sang Asleep in Jesus. Interment Pine Grove cemetery. Bearers: Walter, Charles and Henry Keppel Albert Lynn Vern Bowles Clarence Rhinehart. Relatives from out of town included Keppel, Newcomb, Rhinehart, Lillie, Jonas, Sherman, Rowe, Randall and others. Community gathering followed at Ladies Ald meeting with supper planned for Sept 14 and a luncheon served.
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Kev
sVuuam
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Florence Bales
H. W. Bales
Tate
Raymond Avenue
R. S. Bure
John Freno
Jesus
Pine Grove
Walter
Charles
Henry Keppel
Albert Lynn
Vern Bowles
Clarence Rhinehart
Corry
Carl Keppel
Birie
Arthur Keppel
Marl Keppel
Mead Newcomb
Elmer Keppel
South Dayton
N. Y
Harry Lillie
Jamestown
E. J. Rhinehart
Floyd Gates
Ethel Gates
Shell
Torpedo
Henry Warm
Fred Jonas
Wred Mutohler
Robert Jonas
J. Fornass
H. Abrers
Sals Manca
William Jonas
Chicago
Holland Rowe
Westfield
Ray Randall
Youngsville
Clyde Sherman
Warren
Emmett Lynn
Pittsfield
Frank Sherman
Ray Poppleton
Irvington
Wall street turmoil grips markets after surprise rate move
Investors react to an unanticipated central bank rate adjustment causing sharp swings in global equities. Analysts warn of extended volatility as tech shares lead declines while energy assets rally amid uncertainty about economic growth and inflation trajectories.
Government to gain 25 percent bank ownership via stock purchases
The government plans to expand control of U S banking by acquiring up to a billion dollars in bank stock through the reconstruction corporation. This move would give the government about 25 percent of the four billion dollars in bank capital then outstanding, consolidating influence over most private banking resources. Interest already loaned totals nearly a billion dollars, with direct loans outstanding of 699.6 million and additional investments in preferred stock and notes.
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Jones
United States
Reconstruction Corporation
Suen Targe
Three Erie freight crew members injured in derailment
Three of four crew on a westbound Erie freight were injured near Buchanan Junction south of Meadville when the locomotive and five cars left the tracks at about 8:20 am Saturday. Engineer A Staley of Kerrtown suffered head cuts and bruises, D J Shroup of Meadville, a fireman, had slight cuts and bruises, and H L Smith of Meadville, a brakeman, was lightly bruised. Officials blame a defective rail or a tool left on the track, while Staley cites a worker on site as a possible factor. The freight, 20 loaded and 10 empty cars bound for Kent, Ohio, was partially resumed after wreckers removed the derailed engine and cars. The investigation continues.
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H. L. Smith
Meadville
Staley
Kent
To Make Them Envious and Tonkins Dining Invitations
A fragmented note suggests bachelor suitors and young married couples invited to dine together to foster happiness. The text hints at social schemes to please and entice, with emphasis on mutual enjoyment and propriety among mixed company.
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Tonkins
First American Legion formed in Brisfel Imps revolt era
In the Revoluting war era the first American Legion was composed of Vorles and American deserters within Brisfel Imps.
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First Auerican Legion
Eii
Brisfel Imps
Power figures in Cuba rise under revolutionary junta
Sergio Carbo, Havana radical and editor of La Semana, is named as one of the five ruling Cuba’s revolutionary junta. He led roles in the uprising that toppled Carlos Manuel de Cespeiles and helped establish the new island government.
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Sergio Carbo
Havana
la Semana
Ren
Cuba
Republic
Carbo
Carlos Manuel de Cespeiles
Miss Desmond Party Hostess in Spring Creek Outing
Miss Katherine Florence Deamond hosted a Saturday evening party at 4 Brightwlight Georges Camp near Spring Creek. About fifty guests attended a two corn and wiener roast followed by a hard dance at Mourton farm. Out of town guests included Miss Charlotte Elliott and Miss Sally Elliott Ross Morrell, Charles Purcell of Mayville, Dr Robert Donaldson, Dr Howard Miner, Dr Satterly of Pittsburgh, Edward Gable of DuBois, Will Vaughn of Virginia and Miss Virginia Fitch of Jacksonville, Fla.
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Katherine Florence Deamond
Brightwlight.George's Camp
Spring Creek
Mourton Farm
Charlotte
Sally Elliott
Ross
Morrell
Charles Purcell
Mayville
Robert Donaldson
Howard Miner
Guard child after threat of kidnapping
Philadelphia police today protected four year old Robert Greathead after a note threatened to kidnap him unless ransom was paid. The message, left at the home of his mother Dorothy Greathead, warned of the September 10 kidnapping and referenced a ransom with a signature tag "The Spider."
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Union Press
Philadelphia
Robert Greathead
Dorothy Greathead
Robert
Texas church relocates after 48 years in Sinsel
A church organization in Texas relocated after 48 years within the community. The Uniting branch moved to Chirrea, with local clergy noting rebuilding needs and ongoing services at the new site.
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Texas
Sinsel
Uniting
Lo Chieera
Woman stops at lake edge with son in arms
United Press report from Cleveland says Barbara Kimball, 29, of Pittsburgh, attempted to wade into Lake Erie with her seven year old son, was stopped by Patrolman Husser and held at police headquarters for a mental examination. The boy Joseph was placed in a detention home. The mother, separated from her husband, arrived in the city a week ago.
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United Press
Cleveland
Lake Erie
Barbara Kimball
Pittsburgh
Frank Husser
Carrie
Joseph
Tetention Home
Polite Hall
Mars
Ball
Stella Keretuin
Carnegie
Corning Oil Boosts Pittsburgh Prices
Corning grade crude oil rose 18 cents per barrel to 6 1 2 dollars a barrel as South Penn Oil Company announced a purchasing agency move today.
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Pittsburgh
South Penn Oil Company
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