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Newspaper
The Semi Weekly Item
Location
Mount Carmel, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1901
Page
3
Ine happlesiavent at the latory of loed Fraemacon'y was participa oth Tu by, dust one budratt aod twen ty-nine people at the Commercial hotel. The affale was the dphunl banquet of tha Masons, am evant to which the wives, aleiore or swiet hostid of rhe memabare ace al Wiya Inyitvd. Tha menu wan an ¢labo rate atfatyy and the toxstuaklig of at enjosatia nature The splendid program was pleablae throughout the entire evening, ad at present were delighted.
Churches in town prepare for Easter with special services and programs. Floral decorations enhance many venues while worshippers are urged to attend divine services tomorrow across local houses of worship.
Killed at Greenridge, Radolph Dompotski and others linked to the case. A blast or accident near a neighboring street caused fatal injuries, with the victim knocked out of the heading and traveling about 135 feet. Interment planned at St. Joseph's chapel, survivors include a wife and children. Local exams and examinations of postal applicants noted for borough clerks and lights officials, Howard Giger of Staaoking to oversee the process.
Minor bills pass including $6 per year wage gains and coal weight tax plan. A popular vote election for mine officials is provided, with state agents and salaries set at 4000 annually. Meeting notes mention local officials and a references to Sunbury and county committees with various attendees and actions.
A scanned Centralia News item reviews upcoming civic appointments including clerk and steward roles, names several local candidates and mentions Richart Kewey's family move to Loeunt Gay. It notes a charity euchre party hosted by Centralis Fire Go to raise funds and records a social visit to the Carry home on Locust Avenue.
Fragmentary text from a newspaper page mentions Rev Howe Tos and a town congregation. It references crowns, a rector named West of O'Grady, and the Edin Musee, with notes about funds, jubilees, police, and a protest against a professor. The legible parts imply a local religious community securing leadership and events for another year.
A damaged OCR note describes a charity production by a youth group to benefit a local organization. The event features a stage performance and a raffle with tickets priced at pennies and adults at a higher rate. Proceeds go to support community needs and the theater group plans a short pause for setup and intermission.
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