Lutheran Missionary Society Holds Meeting in Columbus
The Lutheran Missionary Society met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Mker in Columbus with eighteen members present. Rev. B. L. Wagner led a discussion on Home and Foreign Visions Board. Mrs. Wagner presided as president. Mrs. Raymond Anderson was named delegate for the Pittsburgh synodical meeting, with another to be appointed. Mrs. William Soper received a 25 year membership pin. A tureen dinner followed at 4 o’clock. Mrs. J. A. McKaughtin visited Erie for a day with friends.
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Lutheran Missionary Society
A. A. M Ker
Columbus
B. L. Wagner
Home and Foreign Visions Board
Pittsburgh
Raymond Anderson
William Soper
Leslie Smith
G. Dalton
Erie
Wilson J. Edwards
Chautauqua
Betty Jones
Helen
Ed Anderson
Buffalo
Frank Flanders
Titusville
Aliie Raymond
John C. Kibler
East Main Street
J.J. Desmond
Oaville, Gan
L. K. Desmond
Local Residents Make Day of It in Meadville
A string of visitors and residents travel through Meadville with several heading to Erie and others staying in town. Notables include Glen Spencer from Meadville, Sisters of Mercy bound for Cleveland, and Arthur Jackson accompanying them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Spencer
Meadville
Wayne Street
Sisters of Mercy
Cleveland
Arthur Jackson
Robert Berman
C. B. and Q. Railroad
Erie
William McChesley
Union City
M. E. Shampbaugh
West Church Street
Nevin R. Dickson
West Pleasant Street
Allene Corbin
Betty E. Gentilman
R. N
J. C. Ribler
Brig
C. Durlick
Jamestown
Fred Williams
Torpedo
Arthur Golegrove
Jeannette
Harriet Qugrove
Aurora
Wells College
Katherine Colegrove
Radcliffe College
Cambridge
Mass
Stock Market Advances After Early Decline in New York
New York Sept 26 Stocks resumed gains after an early setback pushed some declines to fractions of a point. The closing list shows irregular finishes for major issues including American Can American Locomotive American Smelters American Tobacco Anaconda Atlantic Refining Bendix Aviation Canadian Pacific Curtiss Wright Chrysler General Electric General Motors Bethlehem Steel and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ameriesh Can
American Smelters
T & T Anaconda
Atlantic Refining
Rome
Bethlehemy
Bendix Aviation
Canadian Pacific
Curtiss-Wright
C&o
Chrysler
Columbia Gas
Consolidated Gas
Continental Can
General Electric
General Motors Bries
Kennecott
International Nickel
Montgomery Ward
Gentral
National Dairy
Northern Pacific
Otis Steel
Penna RR
Pure
Socony Vacuum ‘ Standard Oil Calif
Standard Oil
Studebaker
Texas
US Leather
US Steel
T United Corp
Westinghouse Electric Woolworth
Unionite Freed of Blame in Tot’s Death
A coroner’s jury absolved Union City driver of responsibility for the death of Bernard Lindberg five year old son of Mr and Mrs Edwis Lindberg. The child darted into the road between 32nd and 22nd streets on Old French row prompting the driver to swerve and crash into a telephone pole breaking the steering gear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vosepaine Sume, &D. 1
Union City
Bernard Lindberg
Edwis Lindberg
Ird
Dairymen to Meet at Beaverdam Saturday
The Corry local Dairymen's League will hold a meeting in the M. E. church at Beaverdam Saturday night. All dairymen are invited to attend. A lunch will be served and a speaker will be present. Ladies may bring cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverdam
Dairymen's ‘League
Beaverham
Concord P T A Plans For Rummage Sale
The Concord P T A held a regular meeting in room 7 at the school with strong attendance. Plans were made for a rummage sale on October 3 and 4. location to be announced. Committees for program promotion finances hospitality publicity and council members were appointed. A talk by Mrs. Harper on diphtheria prevention followed. A preschool picnic and Washington P T A study class were discussed. A picture prize went to Mrs. Brooks' room with fourteen votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord P.D. A
Amenjun
Hoffmaster
Wickwire
McCray
Loveland
Nagaain
Alton Klinger
W. L. Peat
Glenn McKinney
Ruth Dahisteaud
KS. Durham
Mes Roy Street
Klingor
Th, Rainey
Whitehead
Brooks
Hyskins
C. A. Mountain
Priest Receives Stamps for Old Stolen Fruit Return
The Rev. Frank A. hea of St. Michael's Catholic Church in Boise received 51 nine cent stamps postmarked from Sant Francs. A note accompanying them said the stamps were restitution for fruit stolen years ago from the bishop's yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conscience Fund
Boise
Isla
Frank A.hea
Bt. Michael's
Catholic Exthelal
Sant Francsco
Milk Board Clamps Down on Former Solon
Harrisburg steel mill board refused permission for former Rap David R Perry of Altoona to make a statement at a public hearing on a new mill order. He would be paid 3 cents a mile for transportation and a day fee as a witness. Perry was subpoenaed after a radio address criticizing Governor Barl es appointment to the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Harrisburg
Mill Control Board
Rap
David R. Perry
Altoona
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Rex
J. A. McKaughtin
Nava Eto
Deine
N.Y
Stox
Arkangad Gas
Asso Gas & Electric
Lone Star Gas West Pub
Unionite
Tot
Concord P.T. A
Stokers
Cohen
N. Cohen & Sons
Irs
Pocatela
Buick
Milk Board
Solon
Davis Prem Ac
Brillerea
Tarstee
OLEO
Mackerel
Haddock
Oat
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