Death Claims Two Prominent Clymer Women
Obituaries note the deaths of Mrs Anna Seibert Askey wife of Chief of Police Anthony Askey at 64 of Morris Street Clymer born Grantsville Maryland October 20 1872 and Mrs Ethea Berringer Lixfield 80 a longtime Clymer resident born at Cherrytree Indiana County. Funeral details indicate services at the local church and interment in Oakland Cemetery Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clymer
Anna Siebert Askey
Ethea Berringer
Anna (Seibert) Askey
Anthony Askey
Morris Street
Grantsville
Askey
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ida Christy
Stafford
Leonard Askey
Iona Stapleton
Gertrude Askey
Columbus
William
Charline Christy
Biggs
Oakland Cemetery
Indiana
Ethea (Berringer) Lixfield
Emerald Oil Promises Vein Relief At Low Cost
Suffering from varicose veins is urged to try Emerald Oil from Widmann Teah Inc or any pharmacist. A small bottle lasts long as it is concentrated. Apply twice daily with a soft brush until swelling lessens. Refund guaranteed if not satisfied. Highly marketed for simple varicose dwellings due to strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Widmann & Teah, Inc
Tips On Your Income Tax Deductions
General guidance explains deductions for taxes paid during the year. It covers real estate taxes, deductions for state taxes, entertainment, auto license fees, and interest. It cautions about non deductible items and outlines proper reporting and records, followed by obituaries and notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasuy
Pennsylvania Democrats Back Roosevelt Court Reform Plan
Pennsylvania's Democratic delegation in the House endorsed President Roosevelt's Supreme Court reorganization proposal. Votes by individual members were not disclosed, with some 27 members previously opposing the endorsement. Rep. Frances Walter did not vote, citing committee duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pennsylvania
House
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Frank J. G. Dorsey
Philadelphia
Frances BE. Walter
Easton
Judiciary Committee
F. J. Boland
Joseph Gray
Cambria County
Porter and Hawkins Obituaries from Indiana and Armstrong Counties
Two obituary notices tell of John Porter and Elizabeth Sleniker Porter family links and a son William McDivitt in Indiana RD. Also details Lewster Hawkins age 34 of Plumcreek township Arm strong County died at his father’s home and was buried at St Pauls Elderton after services led by Rev Nance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewster Hawkins
J. B. Hawkins
Plumcreek
Armstrong County
Howard E. Hawkins
Gil City
Marshall
Plumcreek Township
Ruth Simmers
Worthington
St. Paul's Church
Elderton
Nance
Pittsburgh Markets Report on March Produce Prices
Produce demand was moderate in Pittsburgh on March 4 with apples mainly steady across varieties led by New York Baldwins at 1.60 to 1.65, Starks 1.40, and Staymans around 1.65 to 1.75. Potatoes showed steady demand with Maine Green Mountains 2.60 to 2.75 and Pennsylvania Rurals 1.75 to 2.15. livestock markets were mixed with hogs dull to steady, cattle and calves slow but dealers steady, and sheep and lambs showing modest gains in prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
New York
Baldwins
Starks
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Maine
Busheerales
Florida Bliss Triumphs
Lewis Leads Dozen States in Historic Labor Pact
The Lewis forces gain collective bargaining recognition from Carnegie Illinois amid a booming $5.0 billion steel industry. Talks with U S Steel parent Taylor show intent to recognize the union for 250,000 workers, aiming at a year of industrial peace. 1937 aircraft spending totals about $1759,000,000 with four fifths for military planes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie-Illinois
Lewis Forces
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
Philip Murray
Leutenant
Lewis
U. S. Steel
Carnegie Ilinois
Associated Press
Myron C.taylor
U. S. Stout Corporation
Washington
Taylor
National Board Relations Board
High Problems Delay End and Relief Debate in Pennsylvania
Thompson subpoenas Earl G Harrison and Russell Romberger for a hearing on who financed propaganda against relief consolidation proposals from the Goodrich report. The Goodrich committee, led by Herbert Goodrich, studied relief and proposed ending almshouses with improved homeless care. Senate and Assembly actions include flood control power debates, a utility advertising clause, and a $154 million appropriation bill. A Coatesville tragedy prompts calls to investigate parole and prison escapes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Goodrich
University of Pennsylvania Law School
Coatesville
Senator Dearnett
Chester
Pennsylvania
George Holstrom
Lehigh
Commonwealth
Assembly
Senate
State Battles Claim of Death in Monaghan Case
The trial heard conflicting testimony over Monaghan's death after a confrontation with Sainte and Gunderman. Dr. Lund described 11 broken ribs a broken jaw and brain concussion while defense questioned causation. District Attorney Newell labeled the death willful and deliberate, arguing it stemmed from revenge to force a confession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunderman
Monaghan
Robinson
Sainte
Herbert Lund
Uniontown
Wade K. Newell
Newell
John Wall
Plan Tightened Parole Scrutiny In Pennsylvania System
Harrisburg reports show both supporters and critics of Pennsylvania’s parole plan urging tighter control. Lawmakers consider creating a commission to study outcomes, while parole officials call for more staff and funding to safeguard the public from potentially defective individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
George Scarlett
Chester
Parole and Pardon Boards
Jury Selection Continues in Fayette County Case
The defense contends officers were present and the defendant acted as superior officer while the commonwealth plans to prove it. Jury selection finished at noon with Jesse Casebeer chosen as the twelfth juror. Attorneys agreed to trial without alternates. Defendants include Sanite Gunderman and officials from Uniontown with five accessories indicted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayette County Bertillon
Commonwealth
Jesse Casebeer
Somerset
Sanite
Gunderman
James A. Reilly
Harry W. Byrne
Wilbert Minerd
J. A. Hann
Charles Malik
Uniontown
Lewis leads push for new federation aim in union movement
The article notes Lewis pushing for industry-wide unions in defiance of the AFL policy, while Green argues for strict loyalty to the American Federation of Labor. Lewis aims to organize oil, textile, steel, and auto workers and seeks a 100 percent representation approach for negotiations. He also represents United Mine Workers seeking a new wage and hour contract in soft coal regions, with the current deal expiring April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Organized Labor Movement
Lewis
Issu
Green
A. F. of L 1
American Federation of Labor
United Mine Workers
General Motors
Campaign Effort Remains After Initial Advances
Report notes that after initial progress by Carnegie and Winais companies the rest of the campaign will require arduous work and sustained effort ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie-Winais
Fausold Seeks Trustees Meeting On 65 Million Plan
President Fausold requests a trustees meeting to discuss a 65 million package with 20 million in outright grants and 15 million earmarked for relief labor. Indiana State Teachers College faces 730 thousand in proposed improvements pending state word and a conference to choose urgent campus projects. Planned projects include auditorium, training school, dormitory, dining entrance, science rooms, library, gym balcony and fire hazard improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fausold
Harrisburg
Indiana State Teachers College
State Department of Public Instruction
State Department of Instruction
Indiana
Million Involved in Curtis Estate Hearing
In Philadelphia on March 4 an income tax hearing revealed a million dollars involved in Cyrus H Curtis estate. Executors and trustees said the sum reflected the difference between fiscal and calendar year methods for tax computations. They chose in June 1933 after Curtis' death to base returns on fiscal year to allow greater income accumulation to offset taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Cyrus H Curtis
Board of Tax Appeals
Curtis
George W Wilking Receives Philadelphia Welfare Award
George W Wilking, noted business leader and friend of homeless men, received the Philadelphia award for distinguished welfare service. The medal and a $10,000 check were presented last night. he is the 16th recipient since the award's 1921 founding by Edward W Bok.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
George W. Wilking
Wilkins
Edward W. Bok
Franc Devaluation Forecast Sparks French Financial Effort
Paris March 4. Definite pegging of the franc at about 22 to the dollar and a free gold market were forecast for this weekend by informed financiers. The devaluation would be about 212 percent higher, and Premier Leon Blum was ready to set a definite currency value to ease government financial difficulties according to sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Leon Blum
Five to Tackle Police Merger
Harrisburg March 4 The governor turned over the problem of merging the state police and the highway patrol to a five member committee. They were Major Lynn G. Adams Captain E J Henry Major General Edward C Shannon Joseph Sloane and Edward Friedman. They will draft legislation for the proposed Pennsylvania motor police with a police commissioner in charge. The governor currently supervises the constabulary and the patrol is in the revenue department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
George H. Earle
State Police
Highway Patrol
Lynn G. Adams
E. J. Henry
Edward C. Shannon
Pennsylvania National Guard
Joseph Sloane
Department of Revenue
Edward Friedman
Truck Victim's Services Here In Kalamazoo
Private funeral services for David Elmer Lydick 62 killed in a Kalamazoo truck collision at 10 p m Monday will be held at his mother’s home 143 Oak Street at 2 p m Friday The Rev John W Kennedy of the First Regular Baptist Church will officiate and interment will be in Greenwood Cemetery Surviving are his mother widow Verna Lydick and two sons Lyle 8 and Carl 6 The Lydick family includes several siblings and in laws from Punxsutawney and Blairsville Also noted is the death of Samuel Miller Wainwright 70 in Blacklick township with funeral 2 30 p m Saturday at Hopewell Methodist Episcopal Church and burial in the church cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Schrekengost
White Township
Daniel and
Mary
McAfoose) Schreckengost
Armstrong County
Ewing's Mills
David, Schreckengost
Deckers Point
James S. Schreckengost
Nolo
John Ewing
Penn Runn
Sara McAfoose
Streams Funeral
Samuel W. Shane
First United Presbyterian Church
Indermont
Oakland Cemetery
Sarah (Porter) M'Divitt
George McDivitt
John
Elizabeth (Sleniker) Porter
East Mahoning Township
William McDivitt
Indiana
John Porter
Maggie Swartz
Reynoldsville
Streams Funeral Home
Samuel ‘V. Shane
David Elmer Lydick
Kalamazad
Mich
Lucinda Lydick
Oak Street
John W. Kennedy
First Regular Baptist Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Eliott
Lucinda (Butterbaugh) Lydick
Detroit
Kalamazoo
National Guard of Pennsylvania
Indiana Company
Michigan Organizaion
Verna (Vredenburg) Lydick
Lyle
Carl
A. E. Hawk
Rosy Burns
George Strais
F. E. Jones
F. E. Jones, All Punxsutawney
George B. Lydick
Dayton
John Smith
Esty M. Lydick
Blairsville
Charles Adams
Olean
L. A. Walker
This City
Samuel Miller Wainwright
Blacklick Township
George
Jane (McGee) Wainwright
George Wainwright
Emma Jane Ferguson
Harry Brown
Frank Burnbrook
East Brown Street
Hopewell Methodist Episcopal Church
George Letchworth
Blacklick
All Weather Highway Vision for Southern Hills Route
The proposal envisions an all weather highway along the southern and western slopes to avoid ice and floods, with ramps at New Station, Somerset, Bedford, Fort Littleton, and Roxbury. It aims to improve traffic safety, raise regional value, save motorists money, and enable faster munitions movement from Pittsburgh to the Atlantic coast in wartime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Station
Somerset
Bedford
Fort Littleton
Roxbury
Harrisburg
Pittsburgh
Atlantic
Gasoline Exports and Imports Reported by Pennsylvania
December border patrols at the Department of Revenue logged 1 970 712 gallons of petroleum products through a mix of gasoline and other fuels. Of this total 1 322 872 gallons were exported while 1 763 180 gallons were gasoline and 207 432 gallons covered kerosene fuel oil naphtha motor oil solvents and spirits. Secretary John B. Kelly announced the figures and noted 467 clearance certificates were issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Department of Revenue
Secretary of Revenue
John B. Kelly
World’s Tonic story of spring remedy and renewed health
A man named John Thomas recalls enduring Spring malaise for two decades. He credits World’s Tonic with easing fatigue throat issues and digestive troubles, saying his kidneys and bladder improved and rheumatism faded after two weeks. The product is sold by local druggists Widmann Teah Daugherty Houck Miller and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Thomas
Widmann
Teah
Daugherty
Houck
Miller
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Mrs. Askey
Mrs. Lixfield
William Thomas. Myers
Cherryhill Township
William Engard
St. James Cemetery
Limerick
Mr. Myers
Margaret Myers
Ada Winsheimer Myers
Engard
Myers
Hazel Myers
Cees
U. S
Sixfield
Charles Fulton
Clymer Presbyterian Church
Moorhead
Rockview
Bellefonte
State House
NEW Federation OF Labor
Curtis Estate
Major Hoople
Tom
Friend OF Homeless
Earle
Alco
Chrysler
Coca-Cola
Gillette
Kennecott
Lehigh Val
Mack ‘Trucks
Montgom Ward Btm
Nash-Kelv
Nat Dairy Pr
Nat. Distill
NY Central
North Am
Packard
Studebaker
Texas Corp
Time Bell
Transamerica
Airer
United Corps
United Gas Line
Indus Alco
US Rubber
US Steel
West UN
West el
Woo
Curb— Ark Nat Gas
Pennroad Corp
Geo
Elmer
Man
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