Venango Co Nomination Totals In County Primary
In Oil City area races led by Mark and Nelhane y as early results show Mark topping all Republicans for county commissioner with 6521 unofficial votes and McWitaney close behind. Horner Ritchey and Blair also figure in key county races with other officials re nominated or elected in a large Venango County primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blair
Oil City
OL. City
Frank Harmer
John F. Ritchey
Joseph A. Mctothanéy
Shearneck
John N. Marie
Oil Cuy
Mark
McWitaney
Horner
Ritchey
Minis
Oid
T Ie
Hoth Horner
Venango County Republican League
Rpublican Seminarion
Oi City
S. M Bolghley
Franklin
Labor Drafts Relief Program for Unemployed in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg September reports Organized Labor in Pennsylvania outlined a four point relief plan for unemployed workers this winter. John Phillips president of the Federation of Labor proposed a special session of the general assembly to appropriate sixty million dollars plus a one percent levy on legacies and reform of poor laws to aid the jobless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Py Anneu Riese
Harrisburg
Organized Labor
Pennsylvania
Sla
John Phillips
Sae Federation of Labor
Reyiston
Prohibition Condemned by Erie Grand Jury Report
The Erie county grand jury condemns the prohibition law as unenforceable citing increased crime and depression. calls for repeal. Warden Hess praised for prison operations though ventilation and atmosphere are poor. jury suggests Federal authorities cover more than 50 cents per prisoner daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brin
Erie County
Fem
Prohipit ‘Ton
John T. Brew
Foreman
Ranc
Matt Hess
Hirt
Tme
Baptist Ladies Aid Society Meeting Recaps Annual Session
The regular meeting of the Baptist Ladies Aid Society was held Wednesday at the parsonage with Mrs B A Hook and 27 members present. A tureen dinner was served at 12:80 with Mrs B B Thomas and her committee in charge. The annual business meeting elected officers for the year: President Mrs W WN Jones, Vice President Mrs Fred Ross, Secretary Mrs C S Monroe, Treasurer Mrs W F Miller. Committees were named for flowers and sewing. Sewing efforts focused on blocks for quilts to be tied at the October church meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Ladies Aid Society
B. A. Hook
B. B. ‘Thomas
W_ WN. Jones
Fred Ross
C. S. Monroe
W. F Miller
W. A. Jones
Che ‘Church
Dorcas Class Resumes Meeting at Methodist Church
The Doring Sunday School Class of the Methodist Episcopal Church opened its year with a business and social meeting at president Mrs. R. B. Mosier's home on Pash Irving Street. Ruth Dahlstrand resigned as treasurer. Vetta Anderson named to fill the post. Plans for a church dinner on September 30 were discussed. Miss Dahlstrand chairs town arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas
Doring
Methodist’ Episcopal Church
R. B. Mosier
Pash Irving Street
Sedric McCall
S. B. Stultz
Ruth Veialistrrand
Ruth Dahlstrand
Vetta Anderson
Pneumonia Fatal to Julius Kittleberger in Corry
Julius Kittleberger died of pneumonia at his home 155 Wright Street Corry after a summer illness. He was 79, born in Germany, came here at 17, worked 26 years for J. W. & A. Howard Co., retired three years ago. Survived by wife, four sons Walter George Carl Adrian, daughter Anna Finucan, and several grandchildren. Funeral private Saturday at 2 6 pm with Rev. Gilbert L. Boyd. Interment Pine Grove Cemetery. Wade to Erie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Julius Kittleberger
Wright Street
Kittleberger
Germany
J. W. & A. Howard Company
Walter George
Carl Kittleberger
Adrian Kittleberger
North Clymer
Anna Finucan
Buffalo
Gilbert L. Boyd
Pine Grove
Cemeter Wade
Erie
Harvey Bloss
Columbus P T A Resumes After Summer Recess
Columbus P T A will hold its first meeting after summer recess on Thursday evening September 24. Details on program and meeting place to be announced next week. The Men's Club will resume meetings at 8 pm with a social session. The I.O. F. will serve a chicken dinner Friday evening. Mr and Mrs W A Smitt hosted Sunday guests from Westfield, Ripley, N Y. Charles Carroll of Philadelphia will be in Columbus Sunday October 1 and lead services at Community Church at 11 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Columbus P.T. A
Bel
Tara
Howard Benson
VY. A. Smitt
Westfield Riud
Ripley
N.Y
Charles Carroll
Philadelphia
Woman's Missionary Society in Session
The Woman's Missionary Society for the Presbyterian attire held a regular meeting on Wednesday afternoon with eighteen members attending. Devotions opened the session followed by articles from Missionary magazines and papers on missions. Refreshments were served during the social hour by various members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society
Woman's Mfissionary Society For the Presbyterian Attire
Elberta Peaches and Bartlett Pears Advertised Now
A. F. Young of Findley Lake Road North East Par0tez advertises Elberta peaches Bartlett pears and prunes for canning inviting buyers to bring a basket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Young
Findley Lake Road
Spring Creek Grange Fair Set For September 22
Spring Creek Grange schedules its annual fair for Tuesday September 22 with judges B O Tritt and A Pollock from the Warren extension office to assess agriculture and home departments. A premium list will be published soon and local families are urged to prepare entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Creek
O. B Tritt
Auigs Pollock
Department of the Warren Extension Office
Miss Potlock
Harry Hosier
Glenn Wynn
Titusville
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Nelhaney
Mark Victors
Venango CO
Erie Grand Jury
Baptist Ladies Aid Society Meeting
Puritan
Pillsbury's Pancake
Soleman
Chipso
Columbus P. T. A
Mra GS
E. E. Guignon
Bosch
United American Bosch Corporation
Springfield Mass
Buffalo Talking Machine CO
Main Street
Buffalo, N. Y
Booth Rad
Ge Wenees Pt
Bates
West Spring
Florence Dainon
Lena Mattison
Clair Morton
G. D. Biered
B.d.bates
Evelyn Bates
Gladys Lowe
Grange
Warren
Star Master
B. Dorsett
Mr. Breckman
John Bell
Evelyn Lincoln
Orville Lincoln
Clara McKee
McKee
Secetary
Montgomery Ward & CO
N. Center ST
Corry, PA
E. Doane
Ola
W. Main Si
Aresi Geste Familiaine
Apd
Mba
Fhand
Ince
Akri
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