Fisher cabinet is completed in Pennsylvania
Philadelphia dispatch reports Governor-elect Fisher to appoint Mrs. F. S. McCauley of Beaver County as Secretary of Public Welfare and Charles K. E. Waters of Germantown as Secretary of Labor and Industry. A. Bove Hamilton will announce the list from Harrisburg. Fisher remains at Indiana home before the formal rollout. The cabinet list includes Johnston for Secretary of the Commonwealth, Gameron as Banking Commissioner, Baldridge as Attorney General, Wright as Superintendent, Sgro Apple as Health Secretary, Bulfer as Fish Commissioner, McCauley, Waters, and Taggart as Insurance Commissioner.
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the Commonwealth
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Montgomery County
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Blair County
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Massachusetts
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Sunbury
Deaths and funeral notices from Clymer and Wooster
Mary Bellie Jones aged 5 years 10 months died January 13 at her parents home in Clymer of pneumonia. Rita Anna Bukowsky age 1 year 19 months died January 13 at Glymer. Agnes M. Gilson died at her residence in Wooster Ohio on Tuesday last. interment in Blairsville.
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May Belle Jones
George Jones
Clymer
Mitchell
Presbyterian Church
Sample Run
Rita Anna Bukowsky
Mike Bukowsky
St. Bernard’s
Indiana
Agnes M. Gilson
Wooster
Ohio
Isan
Blairsville
U S Gov Would Welcome Central American Republic
Reports from Managua say Sacasa government remains in control and continues its fight while Liberal forces gain momentum in Northwest Nicaragua. In Durango Mexico the government presses a general offensive against rebels under religious banners, with Durango as the last stronghold. Bishop Diaz reportedly crossed the Guatemalan frontier escorted by Mexican agents.
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Saecasa
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Latimer
Gecasa
Managua
Sacasa
Porto Cabenas
Nicaragua
Mexico City
INS
Durango
War Department
Church Notes For Tomorrow From Page One
Local listings summarize upcoming services across multiple churches. Includes times for prayer meetings Bible school and worship at First Presbyterian Christian Church First Evangelical First Baptist First Methodist Episcopal Cottage prayer meetings and an evangelistic kickoff with various speakers and sermon titles such as Outlawed Nazareth and Three Crosses and Three Messages.
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First Presbyterian
F. W. Hinitt
Young People’s Forum
Christian Church
Christian Endeavor
Nazareth
Tibbits
First Evangelical Church
A. B. Hosbach
God
First Baptist
Fi. TD. Ferguson
A.m Marving
Deans Christ
Son of God
Church of
M Cottage Prayer Meetings
Caroline Crawford
Wayne Avenue
Annie — Usburn
North Eighth Street
South Sixth Street
Th. W. EF. Dodson
North Sixth Street
John Ll. Johnston
Philadelpia St
Thomas Wheeler
South Third Street
Eight-Year-Old Knoxville Boy Becomes Keen Student of Stars
An eight-year-old from Knoxville Tennessee trained as a budding astronomer, exploring Betelgeuse Orion's belt Castor and Vollux with a four and a half inch telescope. He’s writing his own star essay under guidance, detailing celestial sights and measurements with notable curiosity.
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Kroxville
Town
William
Betelgeuse
Orion's Belt
Castor
Vollux
Chiay
NEA Service
The
Gazette Serl William
Willlam G. Brownlow
Knoxvitle
Tennessee
Gambling raid nets eleven held in Pittshire resort
A late year police operation at a gambling resort resulted in eleven men being detained. The raid disrupted gaming rooms and led to preliminary charges as investigators review the activity and attendees.
Odd Old Shey Otpany Meeting Notes
Fragmented text outlines a Sunday event at a church with Salvation Army and missionary groups. Mentions Sunday School, preaching times, youth messages, and a Bible study at a home on North Sixth Street. Includes scattered names and places with unclear details.
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Florida State College 4-H Club Seeks Scholarships for Women
The Florida State College for Women 4-H Club at Tallahassee seeks one annual and one or more loan scholarships of 300 dollars each to aid worthy rural girls. President Ruth Walker outlines social and intellectual aims, including home demonstration work and scholarships to enable broader access to the college.
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Tallahassee
d-MsClub
Ruth Walker
Florida State Cadere
Miss Walker
Misa Virginia Moore
Jlcme
Oone
Creat
Jorida State College For Women
Walker
Raval di Teiit
4-1
Olga Club
Ec Boneerity
ML Myers
Seurhee Platida
Nebulae Tour Through The Heavens And Far Off Stars
Fragmented OCR describes a cosmic panorama with stars and planetary systems, naming Paeta quadruple star and Adelharin, Plomdes, Livius, Ti, Cape, and Belobesuse. It sketches nebulae, gates, and distant imagery of Orion and Mars with speculative astronomy lore and poetic stanzas.
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Mare
Orion
Paeta
Adelharin
Livius
Christian Miditee Debye Cre Piro Que
Fragmentary OCR note mentions a Christian ministry and individuals Nee Wooten and Boh ee, with unclear references. Reads like a tentative outline of a conference or event but lacks concrete dates or locations.
Unclear text fragment from historical notice
Fragmentary OCR text discusses earnings and fees with scattered names and places, including unclear references to individuals and organizations. No coherent event or outcome can be determined from the readable portions.
Patchin Heads Burnside Bank in Reorganization Meet
Carl Putchin, a Clearfield trinity veteran, elected president of the Burnside Bank at a reorganization meeting. Browne named vice president, with Stauffer, Bef, Steril ing, Cushions and Daly as directors. Directors include Greee, Mottinan, Werte, N McCurdedh, Young, and B. Witntuth. The bank plans a $3,000,000 project to build a new branch to attract tourists. A 1 percent dividend was declared for shareholders, with earnings exceeding 300 times the capital in the past four years. future earnings expected to rise.
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Carl Putchin
Clearfield Trinity
Ubsined& Men
Barnards
Woo
Othe
Nny & Merchants Bank
Ctrrry
Ding
Blairsville Council Elects Former Police Chief
Blairsville council approves purchase of a building frontage on Walnut Street and acquires a street extension to Spring Street. Kiwanis Band to lead local students to Inauguration. annual appointments set for 127 club officers. Indiana County Commissioner Lewis G. Chirk delivers address at weekly luncheon.
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Kiwanis
Blairsville Kiwanis Clu
Charles H. Moore
M. Cunningham
Einstein
D. M. Kier
HH. M. Mayds
Ty Ta Shirey
House
R. MM. Wilson
M. Barkley
PA. Coleman
Freeman Ferengan
M Hill
OW. Goldfarb
R. OS. Georges
D. J. Reagle
J. Nor O
Marathon Swim Starts At 11 A.M. On Catalina Course
The marathon swim began at 11 a.m. with a cash prize of 500 dollars for the first mainland finisher. Lewis Tinnon of Berton American ty tan onéry is leading. Temperature along the course ranges from 32 to 47 degrees, and a bet relates to a marriage promise tied to the Catalina race.
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Ayane
Lewis Tinnon
Berton
Ty Tan Onéry
Thy Bie Sachin
Tinsor
Peevent
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