Weddings of a Week Brings Several Local Marriages
Multiple nuptials reported across Indiana area with brides and grooms from Erie Off City Kent Mt. Carmel Smicksburg Buffington township and New Florence. Couples include Dorothy Baer Emerman and Lows B. Brody and Mary Kuchera with John Runyan among others. ceremonies held July in churches and parishes. residences set in Ol City Kent Mt. Carmel.
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A. Brody
Punasutawney
University of Pittsburgh
Phi Epsilon Pi Fraternity
Canada
New England States
Ol City
Brody
H. J. Brody
I. Brody
Indiana
L Brody
Hunting seasons and bag limits for 1936 announced
The Board of Game Commissioners announced small game seasons for 1936 with a 21 hunting day limit. Small game and trapping open November 6 at 9:00 a.m. and close November 26 at sunset. Bag limits include wild turkeys limited by county, ringneck pheasants, ruffed grouse, quail, rabbits, squirrels, and a reduced raccoon limit. Trapping runs November 3 to February 28 for certain species with muskrats, beavers, and other animals in specific windows. Bear season is four days November 23–26, and deer without antlers runs December 1–12. Elk season closed.水fowls to be set federally later.
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Board of Game Commissioners
Ite
Harrisburg
Thankeglving
Beasons
Commission
Berks
Bradford
Bucke
Cameron
Carbon
Clarion
Clearfield
Dauphin
Elk
Fayette
Forest
Jefferson
Lackawanna
Lebanon
Lehigh
Luzerne
Lycoming
Monroe
Northampton
Pike
Potter
Schuylkill
Tioga
Warren
Wayne
Wyoming
York
Ringneck
Pannaylyania
Wallace Bares New Deal Plans
Wallace argues co operatives threaten free competition and independent farmers and retailers. Roosevelt endorses co op study, while critics warn of regimentation that could crush small producers and merchants and push America toward a cooperative commonwealth.
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Chicago
Ill
Philadelphia
Roosevelt
Resolutions Committee
Henry A. Wallace
Europe
Wallace
Rexford G. Tugwell
America
Frank R. Kent
Supreme Court
NRA
AAA
United States
Roosevelt Primary Fee Supports G O P Ticket
Col Henry Breckinridge a New York Democrat who once ran in Maryland's primary voiced support for Landon and Knox in the presidential campaign. He visited Gov Alf Landon to outline seven reasons for backing the LanDon Knox banner saying the Democratic party machinery has seized power and betrayed its principles. Landon praised Breckinridge as trustworthy and direct with no hidden purposes.
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Topeka
Kas
Henry Breckinridge
New York
Maryland
Landon
Knox
Breckinridge
Alf M. Landon
Landon-Knox
Democratic Party
United States
People's Debt Burden Redskins American Budget Critique
America faces a historic public debt total over fifty three billion dollars, with per capita shares soaring past four hundred fifteen dollars and families over two thousand. The piece flags federal and local burdens, taxes, and rising costs, while noting a five year old girl injured in a local crash and a French city’s high accident rate.
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America
Tve
Three Good Club Offers For Indiana County Subscribers
Multiple periodical offers listed by Indiana Progress include Country Home Poultry Tribune American Fruit Grower and others. Each package presents four publications for one year at discounted prices with additional charges for nonresidents.
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Indiana County
Indiana Progress
Breeder's Gazette
American Fruit Grower
Boulary Armee
Poultry Tribune
Bilcath Qven Publica
Indiana
Progress Country Home
McCall's Magazine
Eeee Pawan Tere Oye Indhr
Finch's generosity in advice and seasons
Joyner notes Finch believes in giving through guidance not money. Ryge questions the generosity of his finances while Joyner urges attention to babies. The remark ends with a reflection that summer remains the toughest season for infants.
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Joyner
Finch
Ryge
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