Daylight saving ends and local events listed in Exe paper
The issue notes daylight saving ends Sunday in Exe Jamestown and larger cities District Commander Lloyd Stowe will install a new Rogers Israel Post American Legion officer at Fie on Tuesday October 4 A booster baseball game and ice games are set for Allelic Field Sunday afternoon Also elections of officers for Bim Carrier Post American Legion at Mavenhee Hall and a political reminder to mark Saturday October 8 for voting The Rex theatre hosts The Great Kirma in a three flag engagement with a packed house expected
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Lloyd Stowe
Rogers Israel Post
American Legion
Fie
Hooster
Allelic Field
Aero Supply Tem
Anu
Bim
Carrier Post
Mavenhee Hall
Kirma
Rex Theatre
Nearby towns report light registration in fall election
Registration figures show modest turnout with 3 068 voters eligible in two days in Oil City and Franklin, far below 1931 and 1928 totals. Day two enrolled 2 208 across 18 precincts, day one 868, bringing two day total to 3 068. Franklin and Oil City registration trail peaks from prior years.
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OTL
Ofty
Oil City
Franklin
Jamestown Board Cuts Municipal Water Rates 25 Percent
Jamestown and nearby areas receive a 25 percent water rate cut by the Board of Public Utilities at City Hall. Metered water drops to 19 cents per 100 cubic feet per quarter. hydrant rentals lowered from October 1. Estimated savings total about 60 thousand dollars to all users and 10 thousand to Jamestown taxpayers, with allocations between city buildings, municipal use, and hydrants. The board cites reduced maintenance costs, lower interest payments, and fewer paving-related expenses enabling the cut.
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Jamestown
Board of Public Utilites
Falconer
Celoron
Gul‘cott
Water Department
Eedt
Baptist Ladies Aid Society Meeting Report
The Baptist Ladies Aid Society held an all day session at the home of Mrs Elmer Westley with 18 members present. A tyreen dinner was served at noon and later sewing work was done. The business meeting opened at 2 30 p m and officers for the year were elected: president Mrs Prod Millers vice president Mrs George Thomas secretary Miss Hillen Westley and treasurer Mrs George Keefe. Mrs W N Jones retires as president and Mrs Jasine Bowell leaves for Portland to visit W L Taylor.
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Ladies Aid Society
The
Baptist Church
Elmer Westley
Sewtne
Prod Millers
George Thomas
Misk Hillen Westley
George Keefe
WN. Jones
Roosevelt Progressive party pre empted in Third Assembly district
Six Corry signers filed a petition in Dauphin county court pre empting the Roosevelt Progressive party designation in the Third Assembly district. No candidates under that party name have been announced yet. Signers listed: Zelma Mulderick, W W Hammond, George Patterson, Fred B M York, Orrin M Hillburg, Theo P Williams.
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Roosevelt Progressive
Corry
Third Assembly
Dauphin County
Zelma Mulderick
W. W. Hammond
George Patterson
Fred BM. York
Orrin M. Hillburg
Theo P. Williams
Amy Christie Dies At Local Hospital
Mrs Amy Christie aged 73 of North Warren died at Zetry hospital this morning at 7 57 o clock after an operation three weeks earlier. Her son Clifford survives. Undertaker Lutz of Warren prepared the body for burial.
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Amy Chrrstie
Zetry Hospital
Christie
North Warren
Clifford
Undertaker Lutz
Warren
Irs Christle
Mary and Martha Class Resumes Meetings at Church
Thirty two members of the Mary and Martha Class of the Presbyterian church attended the year’s first meeting at Mrs. Marion Rumbaugh’s North Center street home. Mrs. Harry Spicer led, with Mrs. Clarence Wallace and Mrs. Nellie Merkeer assisting. Business session led to games contests and hymn singing, homemade apple pie and coffee served afterward.
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Iary
Presbyterian Church
Marion Rumbaugh
North Center Street
Harry Spicer
Clarence Wallace
Nellie Merkéer
Coffe
Lafollette Shift To Democrats Likely
Lafollette factions show possible drift toward Democratic candidates while Progressive leaders may still back Republican rivals. Loss of Democratic support blamed for a primary defeat as Mayor A. G. Schmedeman of Madison could draw a heavy Progressive vote, with past loyalties surfacing in the 1928 Kohler contest and Schmedeman posting a large Democratic tally before losing.
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Lafollette
la Follette
LaPollette
A. G. Schmedeman
Madison
Meilemans
Kohler
Ladlette
Schmedeman
Woman's Missionary Society Meeting at Presbyterian Church
The Presbyterian church Woman's Missionary Society met Wednesday afternoon in the parlor with large attendance. Mrs. McCray led devotionals, and papers on Evangelistic Opportunities and Missionaries were read by Mrs. R. Lewis and Mrs. Emma Dean. A quartet sang two numbers, followed by piano selections by Clara Osborne. Hostesses provided refreshments. two houses for sale were advertised at 271 West Washington Street.
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Woman's Missionary Society
Presbyterian Church
Fy McCray
R. Lewis
Emma Dean
Ynu
Fall Auer
Joel Marsh
Blind Ohrn
Emma Ntotiols
Clara Osborne
Francisch DeLeone
Haydn
A. G. Buller
H. L. B. MacLees
J. B. Patterson
B. J. Lewis
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Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Tom Manning
National Broadcasting Company
Cleveland
Armavint
Korteria
Ladies Aid
Wgil
Walter P Chryshet Aummerd Skihar Myton, Inc
Pretroit
Chrysler Corporation
Miller Brothers Construction Company
Fia
Keane Tay Council
United States
Eagle Stro
State Department of Agriculture
Pennsylvania
G Ann
Filay
Kectinn
Hex Theatres
Mercury
Mitzi Geten
Autres
Thay Shen
World At Hollywood
Baptist Ladies Aid Society Meeting
Jlsaine Bowell
Portland
W.L. Taylor
Oil City Trust Company
Oil City, Ba
Gylkona Capauley
Es Montes
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Amy Christie
Woman's Missionary Society Meeting
West Washington Street
Keister
Bie
Ne Jr
Pinkham’s
Colgate's
Williams
Gem
Eveready
Autostrop
Inom