Many Judges To Be Elected In 1932 In Pennsylvania
Harrisburg June 18 More than two score of judicial vacancies will be filled by voters at the 1932 elections. Terms expire for 41 sitting judges across common pleas orphan's court county court and Philadelphia Municipal Court. Several nominees including George W. Maxey and James B. Drew may resign if elected to higher posts.
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Lens Bureau
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Common Pleas
Orphans Court
County Court of Allegheny
Municipal Court of Philadelphia
George W. Maxey
James B. Drew
Maxey
Supreme Court
Drew
Superior Court
Fisher
Allegheny
Dauphin County
NEW GALILEE COMMUNITY NEWS AND VISITORS
The Fr iday church meeting of the Young Ladies Missionary Society at U P church. listed visits include Lyle Gilkey and family from Petersburg to F E Gilkey. Mabel da Rochester Pa guest of Howell. W W Anderson weekend in Rochester. Wm J McMillen of Edenburg with mother Elda McMillen. Lewis Rhinehart family and Arlie of New Castle pa with A W Tanner. Myrtle Day of Wampum and Carl Garvin family visited. Weekend trips to Altoona for auto race. Rev R R Merriman returned to Tarentum. Sabbath School convention at Darlington Presbyterian noted with program and district No 1 officers. Charles McElvaney and J G Forsythe attend Bakertown reunion. Miss Prestley, 15, preached at Nazaren e church. large crowd greets.
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Wm. J. McMillen
Edenburg
Elda McMillen
Lewis Rhinehart
Billy
Glenn
Arlie
New Castle
A. W. Tanner
Myrtle Day
Wampum
Carl Garvin
Mildred
W. A. Tanner
Altoona
R. R. Merriman
Tarentum
Doak
Kirkride
Albert Welsh
Charles McElvaney
Beaver Falls
W. H. McElvaney
J. G. Forsythe
Bakertown
Butler
Miss Prestley
The
Nazarene Church
Locomotive Fatality in Youngstown Man Killed
D C Ramsey a 28 year old temporary telegraph operator for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad was instantly killed when struck by a locomotive. After being struck he stood, walked in a circle and collapsed. France’s submarine fleet now numbers 52 vessels built and 47 building including a 3250 ton submarine claimed as the world’s largest.
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Youngstown. O
D. C
Ramsey
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
France
A Mosquito's Mercy and a Lady's Lancets
Wary-Wing recalls Stingie the mosquito and her sister's temper and greed. The narrator reflects on mercy, friendship, and consequences as Brown Beetle approves and Peter vows to heed the warning. Next: A Lady's Lancets.
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Peter
Stingie
Sister Stingie
Brown Beetle
FAST NEW CASTLE PRAYER MEETING AND SUNDAY SERVICES
Prayer meeting announced for Friday night at the Mission. Jack Spayde spoke at Sunday evening service. Mr Wagner to lead Sunday service June 22. Children's day program featured songs recitations and instrumental music led by Superintendent Mrs Will Butler. Several locals and visitors from Sharon Butler Cleveland and Butler area noted in visits and travel.
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Jack Spayde
Mr Wagner
Will Butler
Jack McCowan
New Brighton
Theodore Watson
Fayette
Mary Watson
Will Patchell
Jane
Cleveland
Ohio
John Davis
Ruth
Mary Louise Gibson
Frank Jibson
Grace Fombelle
Montgomery Rogers
Elliott's Mills
Lois
Lois Myers
Gardner
Marie Hogue
Moravia
Dorothy Downs
Savannah
Ida Mae Cowmeadow
Frew Mill Road
Alberta Brenner
Rose Stop
Opal George
Shirley Lawrence
J. A. Lytle
Helen
Jessie Lytle
Butler
Mary Kartrumpf
John and
Audrey
Sam Love
Recession End Near Says Steel Exec Sees Improvement
E P Thomas vice president of United States Steel Corp told National Association of Flat Rolled Steel Manufacturers that business was on the eve of immediate improvement. He said recessions were over and manufacturers should prepare now for the future, noting a capacity surplus over demand challenges employment and growth.
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White Sulphur Springs
W Va
E. P. Thomas
United States Steel Corporation
National Association of
Association convention boosts collaboration with customers
Eighty members attended the convention as efforts focus on broader use of products. The text notes increased traffic in Randers Jutland prompting the town hall move. The 150 year old building, 64 feet by 31 feet by 40 feet, was relocated six feet. The closing reflection cites Providence as key to civilization’s survival.
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Randers
Jutland
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Cumberland
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Armstrong
Beaver
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Lebanon
Potter
Delaware
Spencer
Mercer St
Bell
Ringer
Marvin Elec
N. Mercer St
Mercer Street
New Galilee
Young Ladies’ Missionary Society of the
U. P. Church
C. H. McMillen
Lyle Gilkey
Petersburg
F. E. Gilkey
Atterbaugh
Theda Mabel
Rochester
B. O. Howell
W. W. Anderson
Amazing Values
Julian Goldman
People's Store
Washington St
Lawrence
South and
Mercer Sts
Allen’s Bread
N. Mill ST
Abbr
Comrade
Scath
God of Love
Vincent
Wary-Wing
Ludge
Price
de Soto
Chrysler Motors
de Soto Mower Corporation
LOWES
Morgan & Burrows Motor CO
East South St.astle, Pa
Plymouth
maTravaRrRes
Missionary Services
East New Castle
Thomas Johnston
Bert Steindorf
Sharon
Helen Barnes
Will Hanna
Pittsburgh Road
Sam Bauder
Herman Bauder
Roy Scheidemantle
Marion
Clifford Love
Robert
Earl Powell
Carl Bauder
D. G. Ramsey & Sons
Croton Avenue
U. S. Steel Corporation
H. R. Huston Hardware CO
East Long Ave
Fisk
Sutton Tydol Stations
Park. & High
Atlantic & W. Washington
Arlington & E. Washington
S.mill & Lutton
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