Mixer brothers and sisters hold second annual reunion
The second annual Mixer gathering occurred Sunday at Mrs. Anna Miller’s home with sixteen attending including Charles Fish, Charles Mixer, Andrew Miller, Anna Miller, Albert Mixer, Ralph Gates, Clarence Mixer, Fret Mixer, Charles Cool of Corry and visitors Carl Waterhouse of Cambridge Springs. Notable absentees included Will Mixer of Oregon. The group honors the ten children born to the late William Mixer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mixer Brothers
Anna Miller
Charles Fish
Charles Mixer
Cambridge Springs
Andrew Miller
Anna Milder
Albert Mixer
Ralph Gates
Clarence Mixer
Fret ‘Mixer
Charles Cool
Corry
Carl Waterhouse
Will Mixer
Oregon
William Mixer
Personal Mentions From the City and Nearby Trips
A long list of residents and visitors are noted as traveling to Cleveland for the Great Lakes Exposition and Buffalo for a Dodge display. Attendees include Mya Lalu Plate Ford, Mrs. McKay, Mrs. Wallace, Mrs. Sherman, and Marion Daniels, among others, with several returning from business visits to New York City, Buffalo, and Johnsonburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mya
Lalu Plate Ford
Illnems Algnehmer
Parikatreet
John McKay
Springs Creek
Margaret, Mounds
Cleveland
Other Wallace
Jennie Sherman
Meadville
Porest Keister, Jr
Chris Christensen
Richard R. Powers
Ralph Elston
F. B. Davis
G. G. Taylor
Marion Daniels
Nidhe
Buffalo
Olin Simmons
Johnsonburg
Mr. and
Mins
C. Hi
Holden
Attomey
Skinner, Jr
Charles Bensinger
New York City
A. Auanehmer
Park Street
Barron Franz
Leo Franz
East Bond Street
Daniel Lusey
Sile
Ralph Perkins
Erie
Desmond
Wesley Leach
Cincinnati
Ralph Bly
East Pleasant Street
Robert Fisher
Los Altos
Calif
W. M. Weed
North Center Street
Dallas Suiley
Raymond Manufacturing Company
Army drive kicks off with $800 raised on first day
The campaign opens with $800 raised as volunteers mobilize for home-to-home canvassing. Mrs. M. J. Parkhurst lists ward captains and teams across First through Fourth Wards, detailing names of captains and volunteers ready to begin the drive.
Cathomints Free Samples at Drug and Grocery Stores
Free Catho mints samples distributed at drug and grocery outlets claim to stop sickness and restore pep. The product is sold in ten cent rolls with the code BL29O1-2-1-89.
Roosevelt Attacks Communist Charges In Speech
President Roosevelt defends his record against Communist accusations, insisting no difference exists between parties on democracy and that his administration acted decisively to curb unrest. He recalls the 1930s crisis, dubiously recalling famine and financial tiers, and contrasts Republican and Democratic responses to the era’s economic distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Roosevelt
Washington
Plan for Sunday School Rally Day October 11
Plans were formed for the Presbyterian Sunday School Rally Day to be held Sunday October. Teachers urged each class to organize socially, physically, emotionally and intellectually. The Teacher and the Pupil will be studied. An attendance contest will run through October. The next teachers meeting is set for Wednesday October 14 at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Hengst
Corry
M. A. Tirector
Browder and five companions arrested as vagrants
Police arrested Browder and five companions after they left a railroad car following a three hour wait. Held on vagrancy charges and for investigation. Terre Haute police chief said Browder was barred from speaking locally and warned against radicals amid past labor unrest including a 1935 general strike invoked by Governor McNutt and the National Guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramage
James C. Yates
Ates
Browder
Terre Haute
Terry Haute
Paul V. McNutt
National Guard
Steel workers renew pledge to organize nationwide
In Pittsburgh on September 20 the steel workers organizing committee adopted resolutions renewing the pledge to form a national industrial union, push for a national wage agreement, and guarantee workers freedom of nation and thought. The measures praised company union representatives for boldly demanding wage and hour concessions as a means to placate hostile unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Pittsburgh
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
Conoe
Parish Education Month Conference At St Pauls Church
A workers conference at St Pauls Lutheran Church gathered leaders from Boy Scouts Girl Scouts Ladies Aid Society Junior Luther League Men s Brotherhood Sunday School Choir Ushers to plan a year long program. Rev B L Wagner led devotionals and outlined monthly objectives from September Parish Education to August God out of doors with another conference planned for October 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Boy Scouts
Choir
Church Council
Girl Scouts
Ladies Aid Society
Junior Luther League
Men's Brotherhood
Sunday
Ushers Association
BL. Wagner
Wild Time
Utility conference shapes future of TVA area power
New York dispatch describes President Roosevelt convening a utility conference to replace expiring contracts in the TVA region. Key issues include TVA competition, tax and financing concessions, and how to reduce rates while handling wages and fixed charges. Potential bond refunding could cut costs for Commonwealth and Southam group and other domestic consumers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Co. Walzer
United Press
New York
Wall Street
TVA
Roosevelt
TVA Wit
Tennessee Valley Authority
Commonwealth & Southam Group
Farm Equipment Shares Big Feature On Market Day
New York September 30 activity in Commonwealth and Southern stock and other farm equipment shares boosted a tentative rebound in an irregularly higher market. Commonwealth and Southern led with large block trades up to 10,000 shares and a new high, as TVA officials and company leaders planned talks with President Roosevelt on cooperative operation in the TVA region ahead of contract expirations November 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press New York
Commonwealth
Southern
Commonwealth and Southern
Tennesawe Valley Authority
TVA
Roosevelt
American Can
BUN American T&t
Tah
Anaronda S
Atlantic Refining
Minin
Curtiss-Wright
Ota Columbia
Eno
Chryster Cocon
Continental Gan
Rels
Fede Baer General Bectriv
General Motors - International Nickel
Kennecott
Kelvinator
Montgomery Ward
Texte Co
United Corp
Steed
Estinghouse
Youngstown
N.Y
Arkansas Gas
Penne
Asso Gas & Electric Cities Service
McCord Had
Church Activity in Politics Decried by Roper Message
Secretary Daniel Roper warned that church involvement in politics corrupts religion and subjects it to secular influence. He spoke at a mass meeting of Protestants Catholics and Jews in Washington urging pulpit separation from political forums.
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Washington
Daniel CG. Roper
Roper
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the Bracken-Keating Company
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Ming
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William ‘Swan Ang
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F. S. Austin
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Uncheon
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First Ward
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Perry Collier
Alton Klinger
Donald McKay
Mountain
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Fred Ross
Fred Miller
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Bean McElroy
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Lena Thurston
Percy McCray
Fred Barton
National Bank OF Corry
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STEEL
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