Farewell Meeting for Missionary at Amish Church
A farewell service for Sister Minnie Kanagy heading to the India mission field is set at Maple Grove Amish Church near New Wilmington. A 9:30 missionary sermon by A J Steiner follows Sunday school, with talks by J H Detweiler and S M Kanagy and a 7 pm workers meeting led by I W Royer.
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Minnie Kanagy
India
Maple Grove
New Wilmington
E. Z. Zook
A. J. Steiner
Worth Lima
Ohio
Jin
J. H. Detweiler
I. W. Royer
Orville
S. M. Kanagy
Chicago
Ill
New Canadian Tariff Threat Eyed After King Collapse
Canada faces a possible tariff shift as the King government falls and a conservative administration takes power. US-Canada trade data shows Canadian imports from the United States near 680 million dollars for the year, with raw materials and semi manufactured goods leading purchases. Officials expect no immediate blanket tariffs on raw materials but fear barriers on finished products, while Canada’s dollar premium rises amid large gold shipments from England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
MacKenzie King
Canada
United States
Department of Commerce
America
United Kingdom
England
Oldest Erie County Resident Aged 101
Sandusky Ohio October 31 Erie county's oldest resident and only centenarian Mrs Sabra Hamilton of Kelleys Island will observe her 101st birthday next Thursday. Born in Cato New York she moved to Kelleys Island 87 years ago and married Jas Hamilton in 1840. She has outlived eight siblings who died aged 99 98 95 91 86 84 61 and 51. Jared Titus her last brother died in Cleveland recently aged 98. Despite blindness and deafness she remains clear minded and in exceptional health.
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Sandusky, CO
Erie County
Sabra Hamilton
Kelley’s Island
Cato
N. Y
Hamilton
Jas. Hamilton
Ily
Jared Titus
Cleveland
Lewis Morelli Arrested for Disorderly House Captured
Lewis Morelli was arrested last night and charged as keeper of a disorderly house. He paid a $15 fine this morning. Three visitors also faced $5 fines each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Morelli
Mystery Phantom Delights Liberty Theatre Next Week
The Burns and Paden company presents The Phantom at Liberty Theatre starting next week with a matinee on Monday. Curley Burns and Howard Paden star in a mystery musical that shifts from a New York cabaret to the Everglades, promising thrilling scenes and a dramatic death. Doors open 1:50 for matinees and 6:50 for night shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Theatre
Burns and Paden
Curley Burns
Howard Paden
New York
Everglades
Florida
Refuse Permit For Solicitation Of Funds In City
Chief of Police Henry Dysart refused Major J. A. Brumbaugh of Altoona permission to solicit funds for The Gospel Army in the state. Mayor William H. Dunlap and the Altoona investigation show Brumbaugh paid solicitors half the proceeds and did little charitable work. Residents are urged to require a permit from the mayor before soliciting and to report when no permit is shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Dysart
Gospel Army
J. A. Brumbaugh
Altoona
William H. Dunlap
Chamber of Commerce and
Central Bureau of Charities of
Major Brumbaugh
J. N. Tillard
Brumbaugh
Dunlap
Dysart
Captain Sidman Missing in Remote Pennsylvania Search
Grove City reports Captain Theodore W. Sidman of the 109th Infantry vanished after September 20 while traveling from Grove City to Scranton. Army units conduct an intensive search with no clues. Sidman, 38, 5 feet 9, 160 pounds, was last seen in civilian clothes near Grove City after returning from Camp Perry.
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Grove City
Pennsylvania
Scranton
Theodore W. Sidman
109Th Infantry
C. J. Gridley
Sidman
Captain Sidman
Gridley
112Th Infantry
Camp Perry
Ohio
Third Army Corp
Police Chief Urges Caution in Cashing Checks for Strangers
Police Chief Henry Dysart warns merchants and residents to refuse cashing checks for strangers. He cites theft losses and urges steps such as verify identity, avoid endorsed checks for strangers, distrust stamped certifications, and reject altered or pencil written checks to curb forgery and fake payees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Dysart
Shenango Valley Hospital Admits and Discharges
Admitted includes Mrs Agnes Weir of Ellwood City and Miss Mamie Harbison of South Crawford Avenue along with Rebecca Forbes and John DeLaney. Also admitted is Miss Olive Davis of Edenburg and Anna West of Vine Street. Discharged are Carrie Martell of Raymond Street Rose Miller of Arlington Avenue and Miss Olive Davis.
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Agnes Weir
Ellwood City
John DeLaney
East Washington Street
Mamie Harbison
South Crawford Avenue
Rebecca Forbes
R. D
Carrie Martell
Raymond Street
Rose Miller
Arlington Avenue
Anna West
Vine Street
Olive Davis
Edenburg
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Mackinaws
Blazers
Cooper-Sutler
Sam H. McGoun
Citizen’s League
League
School Board
W. L. Campbell
James K. Love
New Castle
Campbell
Mr. Love
Republican City Committee
Dietterlie
McKlvenny
Withers
Citizen's League
J. K. Love
Love
Dietterlie, McIlvenny and Withers
Glynn Morgan
Citizens Party
Conservative Party
By Roberts
Thornburgh International News Service
Police Court
Liberty Novelty
Little Devils
Lester
Optical Shop
Square Deal
Optometrist
E. Wash. St
Washington St
Wrigley
Wrigleys
Cae
Erri
Shenango Valley Hospital
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