Each Of Four Men Get Deer
Extraordinary luck was encountered by Charles R. Kelley Dr C B Hunt Joseph Preisel and Officer Harry Funner of this city on a big game hunting trip in Cameron county Four big bucks were shot three were eight pointers and one a three pointer They left last Saturday at midnight and arrived Sunday The deer were shot on days 3 4 and 5 The woods are thick with hunters and several accidents of serious nature occurred Temperature was 16 below zero Sunday They traveled and lived in a huge house on wheels and could cook and sleep in the automobile
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. Kelley
C. B. Hunt
Joseph Preisel
Harry Funner
Cameron County
Kelley
Eyes of Nation Turned to Pennsylvania
Fragmentary OCR states a quote from Norris about seating someone and notes the national focus shifting to Pennsylvania. The readable lines imply a political debate or seating decision. No clear names beyond Norris are confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Strassburger Named in Fight for U S Senate Seat
Philadelphia leaders weighed a candidate to fill the Worcester seat after William S. Ware was denied the post. Ralph Geiger Strassburger, Norristown publisher and Montgomery County sportsman, emerged as a possible choice acceptable to both the Old Guard and insurgent Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strassburger
Philadelphia
Keystone
United States Senate
William S. Ware
Washington
Ralph Geaver Strassburger
Montgomery County
Norristown
Ware
Joseph R. Grundy
John 8. Fisher
Bible Class Names Officers at First Congregational
The Young Men's Bible class of the First Congregational church elected officers for the coming year at a meeting hosted by Mr and Mrs Sol Davies on Neshannock boulevard. Officers include Sol Davies president John Williams vice president Carl Turner secretary David P Lewis treasurer Griff Thomas servant Emrys Davies chorister Thomas D Thomas assistant chorister and DB O Davis accompanist. Trustees and program committee were named Ben Fowler Evan Hopkins D Davies with auditors James Davies and Henry F Jones. After business a program of music and conjuring tricks followed a custard lunch hosted by Mrs W Williams Mrs Davies and Mrs John C Williams. The class will meet next at Carl Turner home on Arlington avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
Sol Davies
Neshannock ‘Boulevard
John ©. Williams
Carl Turner
David P. Lewis
Griff Thomas
Emrys Davies
Thomas D. Thomas
DB. O. Davis
Ben Fowler
Evan Hopkins
D. ©. Davies
James Davies
Henry F. Jones
W. P. Williams
Davies
John C. Williams
Arlington Avenue
Possum Charms Chicken On Roost in Meyer Avenue Coop
c B Gibson, a Meyer avenue resident and Pennsylvania railroad engineer, found a young possum on the roost at 3 o'clock Friday afternoon while checking his White Leghorns. He killed the possum, freeing the pedigreed flock from danger for a time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Gibson
Meyer Avenue
Pennsylvania Railroad
Mr. Possum
Catholic Daughters of America Meet Monday at Knights of Columbus
Court Teresa Yvene No 231 will hold its regular meeting at the Knights of Columbus home on North Jefferson Street Monday evening at 8 o'clock. Margaret Flanagan serves as historian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teresa Yvene
Catholic Daughters of America
Knights of Columbus
North Jefferson Street
Wild rush boosts United States Steel stock price
A brisk late-session surge sent United States Steel up to 193 2, an 11 point gain for the session and 20 from last week. Bulls circulated talk of a split and dividend for current holders as other majors like American and Foreign Power, International Tel and Tel, and Western Union posted gains in a 3,000,000 share turnover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F International News
New York
United States
Bears
Stock Exchange
International Tel
Tel
Western Union
New Castle Fair Association Names Officers
The New Castle Agricultural Association board elected F. Forbes president T. J. McCullough vice president J. L. Burton treasurer and W. B. Rogers secretary at a Friday meeting held at the association office on Croton Avenue. Rogers reported about 10,000 pledged to cover indebtedness with 3 000 remaining to raise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle Fair Association
New Castle Agricultural Association
Croton Avenue
W. B. Rogers
The
Fair Association
F. ¥. Forbes
R. D
T. J. McCullough
J. L. Burton
J. W. Hartwell
Planes Damaged In Alaska During Takeoff Mishap
In Fairbanks on December 7, pilots Joe Crosson and Dorbandt suffered mishaps while trying to lift off from a snow covered field near Teller. They were en route to aid missing Eielson and his mechanic who vanished last month while assisting the icebound Mamuk. Both planes were damaged as Crosson prepared another take-off and a second relief aircraft is being built.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincernations! News Service
Fairbanks
Alaska
Joe Crosson
Dorbandt
Teller
Carlier
Eielson
Mamuk
Crosson
Arrest in Cutting Case Involving William Miller
William Edward Miller, a Black man, was arrested after the cutting of John Sears at 1217 Scioto Street on November 14. Sears charged Miller with felonious assault and battery. Miller pled guilty before Alderman J Leo Cooper and was remanded to county jail awaiting sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam
Edward Miller
John Sears
Scioto Street
Moore Ang
Thomas
J. Leo Cooper
Sears
Sentence Sermons From Rev Roy D Smith D D
A collection of brief moral observations on community life noting how a healthy town shows progress when schools improve debt burdens ease and libraries replace pool halls. The church and workers are praised for practical improvements and tempered political stance.
Chaos in Asia and Haiti Crowds Destabilize Regions
Today reports describe Russian and Chinese actions with invading forces looting cities and destroying infrastructure. Haiti imposes martial law after widespread strikes sparked by teachers, as Haiti’s gendarmeries are led by Marine officers and a presidential message signals possible troop withdrawal but remains unlikely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haiti
Marine Corps
Local Young People At Ellwood Meeting
Nine members of the Young People's Christian Union of the First U P B church attended Beaver Valley Presbyterial's fall workers and planning contest at United Presbyterian church in Elwood City Friday night. Present were Misses Jean Bloomer Mary Woodrow Ruth Maybray Helen Hammond Helen McConaghy Harriett Ewing, and Dav id Ramsey James Woodrow and Robert Gilfillan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People's Christian Union
First U. PB
Beaver Valley
Governor Fisher Defends State Rights Over Senate Actions
Governor Fisher denounces a Senate move to block Vare as dangerous and warns against outsiders pressuring Pennsylvania over its choice for U S Senator. He likens the Senate’s stance to overreaching power and urges Americans to consider the precedent. Fisher says he will not bow to threats from any source in selecting a senator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Norris
Death
Grundy
United States
Senate
Vare
Fisher
Vessel Founders Twenty-Five Are Reported Drowned
London reports the Carwif Steamer Radyr with a crew of twenty five foundered off Hartland Point Devon amid week of gales. Earlier deaths bring toll to at least twenty six from storms across Britain. Andalucia sustained rudder damage off Plymouth and headed to Falmouth for inspection. admiralty tug dispatched for aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
London
Britain
Radyr
Hartland Point
Devon
English Channel
Blue Star
Andalucia
South America
Plymouth
Falmouth
Report of Lawrence County Tuberculosis Society Work
In the November report by Miss Sara M. Burchart executive secretary the Society notes twenty one calls and 23 mix and other cases investigated. Rural schools weighed 1489 pupils and 489 pieces of health material and 32 tooth brushes were distributed. Thirteen half days were used in Well's Baby Clinics and two round table meetings were held. A Modern Health Crusade started in schools and three tuberculosis patients were visited with two advised to go to the State Clinic. A girl was taken to the State G. U. clinic and the Christmas Seal sale began. Car fare for one patient was paid to Mt Alto sanitarium. Milk list showed 0 new cases and 0 removed. 1474 pints of milk given to 26 families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence County Tuberculosis Society
Sara M. Burchart
R. MN
G. U
Mt. Alto Sanitarium
Seevers Case Delayed To Second Week Of Court
Report notes private examination in Seevers murder case. District Attorney plans to place case first on the list for jury selection and trial with Bryan leading for the Commonwealth and Logan Myers representing the defense. Local deer hunting tale from Laurél Run district Clearfield County ends with a man stabbing a wounded deer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seevers
J. Elder Bryan
Lst
Bryan
Commonwealth
Edwin K. Logan
John Myers
Cleveland
Brad Walker
South New Castle Bore
Tommy Harper
Laurél Run
Clearfield County
Auto Skids Into Parked Car on South Jefferson Street
Dick Shifflet of 149 Miller avenue was driving west on South street turning onto South Jefferson street when his car skidded while braking to avoid another vehicle. The skid struck a parked car with Pennsylvania license 726-590 on South Jefferson street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Shifflet
Miller Avenue
South Street
South Jefferson Street
Pennsylvania
Suit to Collect Balance of Loan Between Parties Named
Mary McCarthy sues Theresa Love to recover $800.50 alleged as due on an oral loan agreement. The original loan was $1,000 with part payments made. Also notes a duck hunting trip by Frank Hoyt John Pattison and D C Lindley to North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary McCarthy
Theresa Love
Frank Hoyt
Winter Avenue
John Pattison
Beatland Lane
Pr. D
Spare Tire Stolen From Parked Car
Louis Smith of 108 North Bay Street reports theft of a spare tire and the rear license plate from his car while parked in front of his home. Plate number 747-168. Lée Rice of West Pittsburg reports missing 13 year old James, last seen leaving for Ben Franklin Junior High. Mr and Mrs I E Anwyl, North Mercer Street, returned from Canton where they visited Myr. and Mrs. Robert E B Anwyl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Smith
North Bay Street
Lée Rice
West Pittsburg
James
Ben Franklin Junior High
Hame
I. E. Anwyl
North Mercer Street
Canton
Myr
Robert EB. Anwyl
Marines Ordered to Haiti Islands Strike Is Serious
A report notes Marines recently returned from duty in China and Nicaragua warn that the Haiti Islands operation is a serious strike. Eighteen machine guns, radio equipment and other gear are cited as part of the equipment in the mobilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haiti
China
Nicaragua
Marriage Licenses Listed For New Castie and Ellwood City
New Castie Francis Phenicle and Viola Grigsby, New CastieMargareth Covert and Michiel Palicuk, Ellwood City Hatie Druako. Ellwood City records show license issuances for these individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis
Phenicle
Castie
Viola Grigsby
New Castie
Win. Halt
Cee
New Castie Margareth Covert
Michiel Palicuk
Ellwood City
Hatie Druako
Marines Sail for Haiti Reinforcement After Strike Threat
Five hundred marines were loaded onto the U S Wright at Norfolk base under orders to sail for Haiti at 2 30 pm aiding Brig Gen John H Russell Marine commandant and Amerian high commissioner. Quantico furnished 200 reinforcements with supplies and airplanes. Parris Island sent 120 and Portsmouth 72 Marines to bolster the 700 already in Haiti.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
John H. Russel
Marine
Haiti
Norfolk
Parris Island
Quantico
U. S. &. Wright
Naval Operations
Portsmouth
Holiness Meetings Begin At Salvation Army HQ
A good attendance marked the first in a series of United Holiness meetings held at the Salvation Army headquarters on East Street. Rev. Harry Johnson of the Simpson M E Church spoke on thorough Christian living. A member of the Simpson M E Church played a solo on guitar. Next Friday night Rev. E Shaefer of the New Bedford M E Church will bring the message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Holiness
Salvation Army
East Street
Harry Johnson
Simpson M. ©. Church
Johnson
Simpson M. E. Church
E. Shaefer
New Bedford M. BE
Big Building At Carlisle Swept By Flames
Carlisle Pennsylvania December 7 Fire likely started from an overheated furnace destroyed the Kronenberg building a three story structure housing offices apartments and soaps with property damage estimated at at least 350000 Firemen were injured while battling the blaze as the main business block threat subsided hours after noon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News
Carlisle
Kronenberg
Bequests to Institutions From Berkman Will
The Beat Birth Orphanage and Home of Erie will receive $8 under the will of Simeon Berkman of Pittsburgh filed in the register of wills. The Brig Institution gets $500. The estate is valued at more than $150,000.
Cooper Attends 24th Stock Show In Chicago Yards
Thomas Cooper of Scott Townshyn and Wyle Brewster of North Beis ter Lownshin return from Chicago where they attended the annual stock show. A big Angus bull owned by Elliott Brown of Iowa weighed 950 pounds and sold for 2,252 dollars per head, totaling 7,837.50. A fine flock of lambs owned by Robert McEwen of Ontario averaged 82 pounds and sold for 32.2 cents per pound. Two contagious cases are reported: Bernice Harrison and Anna Stelmbrink, with scarlet fever and diphtheria respectively, per city health records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Cooper
Scott Townshyn
Wyle Brewster
North Beister Lownshin
Chicago
Iowa
Brown
Robert McEwen
Ontario
East Brook School Robbery At East Brook
Thieves entered East Brook High last Wednesday night and took 17 dollars from the principal's office plus candy valued at 32 dollars. The cash was for athletic dues and activities, kept for safekeeping by Professor Anderson. No clues to the culprits are known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Brook High School
The
Athletic Association
Professor Anderson
Scool
Beaver Falls Seeks White Holdup Man
Beaver Falls police asked the public Friday to help locate a white man who held up an inspector and stole a diamond ring valued at 1000 dollars. The suspect, about 30, five eight, dark complexion, looked foreign, wore a black suit gray cap and dark sweater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Falls
Sherl
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Joe Preisel
Harry Flinner
R. Kelley
Cameron
Parker Sheaffer
Waterman
Walt Carter
Tigore
Metzler
Norti
Mill Street
Sycamore Street
Bible Class
Margaret Flanagan
Stromberg Carlson
Steel
Roy D. Smith
D. D
Slade
Russia
Shanghai
Miuting
Amoy
Nordes
Ellwood
Page One
North Dakota
Cardiff
Radar Founders
England
Bane
Washington SL
New Castle Credit Exchange
Penna
Cooper
Scott Township
Stockman
Bernice Harrison
Wabash Avenue
Anna Stelmbrink
Reynolds Street
City Health Department
East Brook
Temple Israel Assembly
Highland and
Moody Avenues
Dorothy Fuldheim
Claude Boxers
Business College
New Castle Business College
Tom
Harry
Farl
Wilbur
Ralph
George
Bob
Ira
D. G. Ramsey & Sons
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