Ordination of Rev Noble I Mack Next Week
The ordination of Rev Noble I Mack set for next week on Wednesday November Sth at 8 oclock in Ulysses Pa will be conducted by Rev Ge Catr. Congregants are urged to attend as the event unfolds plus a Woman's American Baptist Foreign and Home Missionary Society meeting is planned for Friday November bth at 2 30 pm at the Baptist church. A membership drive will accompany the week with a concluding gathering Friday afternoon. Sunday school will follow the morning service and no youth activities will occur that week due to Institute preaching.
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Mack
Noble I Mack
Sth
Ge Catr
Ulysses
American Baptist Foreign “and Home Missionery Societio
Cucen
Weekend visits and social rounds in small towns
Mr Leroy Winslow and daughter Gretchen spent the weekend in Buffalo as guests of Atis. Gertrude Notello and Afissa Ifvath enjoyed a weekend in Smethport. George Day of Faaporlum was in Crosby Saturday. Drs. Mariah and Elsie Smith hosted a doubles collection Friday. The W. CT. T. met Thursday for mothers meeting followed by lunch at the parish house. Mrs. John Kitcoin and children visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Wilcox last week. Mrs. Beesicker stayed with Mrs. Zetinie Stewart last Wednesday. Mrs. Whites visited her daughter Mrs. Freer and Mrs. Alarsh in Crosby. Mrs. Terman Krenger and daughter Helen called on Mr. Clara Wilcox Sunday. Miss Marence Smith was in Hazol duvet Sunday. Mrs. Miste Smith was a Smethport visitor Tuesday.
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Leroy Winslow
Gretchen Sport
Buffalo
Atis
Gertrude Notello
Afissa Ines Ifvath
Smethport
Air
George Day
Faaporlum
Crosby
J. G. Wilcox
Beesicker
Zetinie Stewart
Charter Notice for Square Deal Motor Sales Company
A charter application under the Pennsylvania Act of Assembly seeks incorporation of Square Deal Motor Sales Company to buy, sell and deal in automobiles, supplies, equipment and parts. The corporation will have rights and privileges as granted by the act, with an approved charter and necessary amendments. It notes proper filing with the Governor and adherence to statutory processes.
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Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Joli Sinan
Carl B. Paumquist
Esther Simon
Ruth V. Palimaulst
Act of Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Square Deal Motor Sales Company
Alls &c
Act of Assembly
Supplements Company Adopts New Ridgway Address
A fragment notes GREINER Sodloltor at Ridgway Pa and a dated October 16 12D vary Adult laid. The readable items indicate a local business notice or advertisement concerning address or personnel, with minimal context available for full summary.
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Greiner, Sodloltor
Ridgway
Vary
Adylt
Notice of lay press purchase by Geo Trons Jr
Notice states a new lay press has been bought and will be ready for toe pressing in a week or two. The person identified is Geo Trons Jr of Smechpart, Pa.
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Geo. Trons, Jr
Smechpart, Pa
One Studebaker Touring Car Left for Quick Sale
Only one car remains from stock of automotive offerings. A five passenger Studebaker touring car with six cylinder engine in cool condition and five good tires. Glad to demonstrate. Will sell at a bargain to move it quickly.
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Studebaker
Farmers Urge Cox and Roosevelt Victory for Progress
Editorial praises farmers support for progressive rural legislation, claims it surpasses past years, and urges voters to back Cox and Roosevelt to advance progress and prosperity. It appeals to League of Nations context and loyalty to service members' victory and wartime principles.
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Cox
Roosevelt
League of Nations
Germany
Turkey
United States
Harding and Coolidge fight in era of progressive vs reactionary forces
The piece argues political tides are reshaping party lines as progressives gain ground in both major parties. It condemns Harding as reactionary while praising Cox for progressive Ohio reforms and a return to good government. It cites legacies in labor, agriculture, and industry, urging a Harding Coolidge vote to oppose reactionary policies and preserve allied victory.
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Republican Party
Theodore Roosevelt
Harding
Tock
Democratic
Senate
League of Nations
Germany
Turkey
United States
Hardings
Coolidge
Massachussetts
Wilson
Boston
France
League
James Cox
San Francisco
Ohio
Union
England
Italy
Belgium
Cox and Roosevelt pledge to continue wartime reforms
The article lauds unlimited farm protection, an equitable jury system, a permanent non political court of appeals, and a commission with power to raise import duties, calling these milestones of Wik sonism. It urges voters to support Cox and Roosevelt to sustain war principles and honor the dead, promising national prosperity.
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Court of Appeals
Rai
Cox
Roosevelt
James B Connolly Candidate for Congress in 21st District
The article argues that wealth alone decides congressional success in the 21st district and endorses James B Connolly of Clearfield as a vigorous, progressive alternative to incumbent Evan Jones. Connolly is described as a hardworking, influential newspaper man with strong party trust and a record of public service. It urges voters to elect Connolly for fresh leadership in Congress.
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James D. Connelly
Congress
Clearfield
McKean County
Connelly
Labor Party
James DD. Connelly
Gustine Cable
Bradford
Typographical Union
Internal Revenue
Evan Jones
Jones
James J. Connnelly
Clearfield County
Jame B. Connelly
James B. Connelly
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