War fear and peace stance voiced by Legion leader
PORT HENRY New York Edward N Scheiberling national commander of the American Legion warned that another war could virtually wipe out civilization. He urged a strong peace backed by preparedness in a Fourth of July address to the Clark Painade Post. He called for keeping the dove of peace flying and rifles handy while hoping the Senate would approve the San Francisco charter as a solemn world peace pledge.
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Port Henry
Edward N. Scheiberling
American Legion
Clark-Painade Post
Scheiberling
United States
Senate
San Francisco
America
Red Cross Seeks Cookies for Soldiers at Erie General
The Fiorth Chapter of the American Red Cross calls for cookies to aid hospitalized soldiers at Erie Prove nue Gerunds hospital. Local volunteers are asked to bring at least 3,000 cookies next Tuesday and drop them at the Red Cross office in the Masonic Temple.
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Fiorth
Amertcant Red Cross
Piay
Erie Provenue Gerunds Hospital
Red Cross
Dg Sa
Masonic Temple
Amherst Wedding News and Local Council Notes
A wedding in Amherst united Miss Betty Taylor and William Park at St. Pauls Lutheran church with a reception at the bride’s home. The same issue notes village council discussions on trees sewers and permits, plus church and club gatherings and community notices.
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Fred Thuemling
George Taylor
Heror
Ruth Ficht
Phyllis Beesing
USMC
James Dean
Robert Chuh
Amsherst High School
U. S
Maris
Amherst High School
Kane
Gp Passaah
Melvin Schroeder
Circle
Ieletan Af
St. Ann's
CG. Ashenbach
J. A. Weshecher
Brook Hurlbut
Mabel AbDermsrt
Nete de Lidwig
Perfection 4
Advist
Ben Narthewm
Relcall
Wil
Bertha Husenpfing
June Hartle
Borothy Knewsel
We Truth Serkers
Springer
South Main Street
Wandersall
St. Pet
BreUnds
Durkek
Noy Parker
Bicna
Buddy Mut
Dan Suwies
Hospital News
Ted
Pio
Basel
Kapton
Mileshier
Hiram Lumen
Allen Moos
Amherst
Two More Garages Break In In Eleventh Street District
Two more garages in the Eleventh street district were broken into on Tuesday, bringing the total to ten in the Monday night spree. Hasking reported a broken window and ransacked grave compartment but nothing stolen. Harbour said his garage was entered and spare tire lock tampered with. a wrench was missing. Among the eight other garages, four tire and wheel assemblies were taken from Wises at 380 12th street and one from Mortis at 329 12th street. Gasoline coupons from Copas’ car at 318 12th street and $22 of Jewell Tea Co merchandise from a garage on 12th street were also reported.
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Eleventh Street
B. F. Wise
12Th Street
B. T. Mortis
Hiram Copas
Jewell Tea Co
Dorothy Hist
Radio Singers at Jones Chapel Tonight
The Windy City Four of WSBC Chicago will perform at Jones Chapel A M E church tonight at 8. The program, sponsored by Division I led by Mrs. James Mitchell, is open to the public. Reverend Hr. Anderson is the church pastor.
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Windy City
Radio Singers
WSBC
Chicago
Jones Chapel
A. M. E. Church
Division I
James Mitchell
Hr. Anderson
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