Paragraf Fragmentary Local Notices From Beaverdam To Erie
A jumble of city notices reports a Beaverdam church meeting, a $150 theatre award, crowd attendance at Rex Theatre, and special registration days. Walter H. noted as ill at home on North Center Street with limited improvement. Barbers discuss a sensorian rate increase. proposal dropped as barbers declined to join. Rev H Ray Harris to preach at 2:30 pm Sunday in Columbus Community Church. Chevrolet trucks post a record August sales total of 163575 units, up 25 percent from last year and 17 percent above 1929. Yom Kippur observance to begin at sundown tonight, ending Saturday evening. Governor Alfred E. Smith moves his radio broadcast to avoid conflict with President Roosevelt, and Rabbi Wise to speak on Yom Kippur services at Carnegie Hall. Dr. W G Stroble recovering from Johns Hopkins operation, will return to Bri in a week. OGG camp enrollments open for eligible local youths at Municipal Building under SRB. Allegheny College enrollment near last year’s level. freshman class capped at 100. Oil City Derrick notes August oil completions rising with 77 rigs and 3161 wells drilled. Corry to send representatives to Veterans of Foreign Wars meeting in Oil City. 150 cases set for October Common Pleas docket. Work Progress Administration exhibit planned in Erie from Sept 28 to Oct 4 under Edward N Jones.
Spartansburg Woman's Club to Resume Tuesday
Spartansburg, Sept. 26. That Woman's Club will hold their dent meeting Tuesday afternoon, Sept. 20th, after their summer recess. Mrs. Cassa Fuller will act as hostess for the era. The following program will be carried out: Roll call, readings, music, club paper Life of Will Rogers, poems, duet, and a question is mentioned. Various local members and guests are listed with social notices and upcoming meetings.
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Spartansburg
Cassa Fuller
Willi Rogersy
Will Rogeta
Faith Wallace
Nellie Steadman
C. L. Rexford
Healy
Ina King Bowen
American National Red Cross
Pennsylvania
Poughkeepsie
Great Lakes
U. S
United States National Park
United States
Ivy Embroidery Club
Princess Pat
Glyndon
Lois Firth
Sparta Grange
Charles Major
Dewitt
Snapp
George Waggoner
Conneaut Lake
Frank Jones
Clear Lake
Donovan
Corry
Clyde Kelsey
Clyde Jay
Henry Headland
Joseph King
Ronald Furness
Erie
Charles Headland
New Jersey
Reid McDonnell
H. D. Bennett
Fred Hulbert
Westford
K. Arden Bennett
Susan Tauber
Canadohta and Bus Cases Before P S C
Local interest cases before the Public Service Commission include hearings at the courthouse in Erie on September 3 and October 1. One application seeks approval for extending motor boat passenger service on Lake Conneaut and routes between Espyville, Crawford and Corry, with alternate routes via Warren and Bradford, excluding Conneaut Lake. Protest and initial hearing noted.
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Public Service Commission
Court House
Hirié
Corry
Viamily
H. I. Jameson
As & Common
Pers Aonel
Lake Cansolohia
Central Greyhound Lines, Incorporated of
New York
Erie County
Focei
Conneaut Lak
Lle
Intermediate
Conneaut Lake
Kertown
Meadville
Riceville
Pennsylvania-Newports State Line
Bullis Mills
Philadelphia
Hre
Vile Inge
Lurabee
Melenn County
Warren
Pennsylvania
New York State Line
Kingua
Bradford
Kerrtown
Meailville
Potdev No
Hold Special Registration Here Sept 28 29
Two special registrars from Brie will set up offices in the Municipal building council chambers on Sept 28 and 29 for enrollment. Hours are 1 to 5 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Monday and 12 p.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday. Saturday Oct 8 is the deadline to register before the November election at Erie courthouse.
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Brie
Ralph Benedict
Erie
Legion Backing Sep 29 1936 Campaign Effort Support
The American Legion Post 965 and allied veterans groups pledge support for a campaign effort. Five committee members are appointed to assist: Harry Spicer Stephen Brooks Wallace Young Charles Hoffmaster Frank Gravino. Bergman signs as commander in a brief community notice. Rooma to rent Try a journal classifieds ad.
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Sepieower
Jack Sullivan
Salvation Army
American Legion Post
Veterans’ Organization
Harry Spicer
Stephen Brooks
Wallace Young
Charles Hoffmaster
Frank Gravino
Services at Cobbs Corners Church Cancelled
West Spring Greek church services for Sunday afternoon will be cancelled due to the annual homecoming with Rev B A Hoole as speaker. The Cobbs Corners gathering with Rev J A Warnkin missionary was postponed to Sunday October 4 at 7 o clock. Curios and glimpses from a missionary in Africa will interest all. An offering will aid a new typewriter for Mr and Mrs Warnkin.
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West Spring
B A. Hoole
Cobbs Corners
J. A. Warnkin
West Spring Creek
Arica
Warnkin
Sardine Year Promises Record Pacific Coast Cannery
Pittsburg and the Cal Pacific coast face a tough year as a single packing firm declares an invention to ship a record sardine pack valued at 2.4 million dollars along with by products. The claim signals a major industry push amid market pressures and potential supply impacts.
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Pittsburg
Cal
Pacific Coast
Oil City Band Ranks Sixth In Legion Finals
Sixty seven Tambers from Uebane of Hndamen M Henderson post American Legion returned to Oil City after two days at the Cleveland national convention. Oil City band with 52 pieces placed on the winners list in the band contest cited for being the smallest band and having the youngest drummer. Director Hovland Mitchell led the unit during the contest amid over 500 participants. only eight bands entered the finals after last minute withdrawals.
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OL Cppy
Uebane
Hndamen
M. Henderson Post
American Legion
Cleveland
Ol City
S2 Pievey
Wink
Beng
Gadder
Hovland Mitchell
Muse
New York City
Eft
Mitchell
OU City
Taxes Press Factories And Farms In Uncertain Economy
The quote argues taxes are paid by all workers and burden production. Excessive taxes reduce factory activity and farm viability, leading to unemployment, hungry crowds, and people roaming the streets seeking work. It frames taxation as a direct limiter of growth and jobs.
Fairview PTA Holds Meeting With Committees Named
The Fairview Parent-Teacher Association held its first regular meeting in Room No 1 of the school with about twenty members present. President Mrs Bruce Thomas announced committees for hospitality membership finance and budget program mutivity and other duties. A supper was planned for Wednesday and teacher volunteers provided refreshments.
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Fairview
Russell Merritt
Grane Hansei
Margaret Dahl
Griffith
Charles Purcell
Georg Bond
Wallace
Donald Hall
Helen Pordyce
Linyd Thomas
F. D. Peiffer
Willida Tofinson
Carl Fredell
Kathryn Ney
Leon
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
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Worka Progress Administration
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