Senator Ferris Dies In Washington At 75
Senator Woodbridge N Ferris longtime Michigan figure known as the silent orator died in Washington at 615 AM He suffered bronchial pneumonia after a December cold his wife was prostrated but not seriously ill Burial planned in Big Rapids Michigan arrangements await Mrs Ferris recovery Present at his death were his wife two sons Carlton and Phelps, Garnet Mussalink of Big Rapids Lieut Commander G W Calver Grayson aide and a nurse to the navy Officials noted his 75 years limited recovery after a long lecture tour and final decline from midnight until death
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Washington
Woodbridge N. Ferris
Michigan
Big Rapida
Mich
Mie SuNte Glsh
Cary T. Grayson
Woodszow Wilson
Iis
Carlton Ferris
Iine Chamber of Commerce
Phelps Ferris
Garnet Mussalink
Big Rapdz
John McCloud
Balticnoice
Grayson
Navy
Sherman Indicted In Erie for theft of license plates
Federal grand jury in Erie indicted Roy Sherman on a case arising in Warren county. He was arrested for stealing license plates and crossing state lines in the car to which they were transferred. He was brought back from Mayville by Sheriff Jefferson and Patrolman McJunkin. A DOJ agent later arrived to take over the case. McJunkin testified before the grand jury.
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Sherman
Roy Sherman
Erie
Warren County
Federal Department of Justice
Warren
Mayville
Jefferson
McJunkin
State Highway Patrol
Department of Justice
Grand Jury
Lecture on Physical Religion at United Brethren Church
An illustrated lecture on Physical Religion will be delivered Sunday at the United Brethren Church. The speaker will present his famous lecture series and discuss religious ideas with emphasis on practical faith.
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United Brethren Church
Fisher silent on invitation to testify on coal strikes
Governor Fisher refuses to say whether he will testify before the Senate interstate commerce committee about bituminous coal strike conditions in Pennsylvania. He questions the committee’s authority over a sovereign state and awaits their reply to his interrogatories. Fisher plans to travel to Philadelphia and attend Former Governor Sproul’s funeral in Chester.
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Harrisburg
Fisher
Jerusalem
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Pevrsy'vania
Senate
James E. Watson
Indiana
Senate Committee
Pennsylvania
Watson
Committee
Philadelphia
William C. Sproul
Chester
Deaths and Funerals Items From Local News
Clarence DeForest Griswold death announced at Warres General Hospital after a long illness. He was born January 25 1858 in Stoughton Wisconsin and survived by wife Margaret Donahue Griswold and children Fay DeForest Griswold Joseph Davenport Smith and Oscar Olson. Funeral plans not announced. Anna Louise Ericson of Ludlow died after six months illness at home and services held. burial in Ludlow cemetery. She was 64 and survived by husband Charles L Ericson two sons Albert and Harry and daughters Nelle Eneson and Mrs Robert Knight. Carl Hawley Schwartz Warren High School freshman died at Venturetown home from thyroid gland trouble and other complications. funeral arrangements not announced. survived by his parents Mr and Mrs Albert C Schwartz and five sisters Elma and Anne. Imperial Household Department reduces number of ladies in waiting at the palace. Empress Dowager to have 49 ladies in waiting, with 140 servants. rights granted for living outside palace and husbands.
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Curran F
Minerva Barnard Griswold
Warres General Hospital
Mr. Griswold
Stoughton
Wisconsin
Margaret Donahue Griswold
Fay DeForest Griswold
Westfield
Joseph Davenport Smith
Flushing
Anna Louise Ericson
Ludlow
A 5S Pearson
Swedish Lutheran Church
Eneson
Ericson
Charles L. Ericson
Albert
Harry Ericson
Nelle Eneson
Robert Knight
Sheffield
Carl Hawley Schwartz
Warren High School
Venturetown
Schwartz
Paul
Albert C. Schwartz
Elma
Anne
Imperial Household Department
Tmperig Palace
Japan
Dogs chase deer endangering fawn in Bradford area
Lawrence Peterson cares for a deer after three dogs chased it into a bath and fence. The deer cannot rise until Peterson arrives to aid. Game Warden Benson expects the deer may need shooting. dog owners could face $60 fines if found. Boat voyage to Oil City by S S Kittanning noted with river inspection plans. Young Paul Nichols, 7, sustains a compound fracture of the tibia after a playful push at home in Columbus R D7.
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Lawrence Peterson
South Bradford
Peterson
Benson Beieves
Oil City
U.S. S
Jaris J. Bain
Allegheny River
Pittsburgh
Albert Lawrence
Tionesta
Big Rock Bridge
Franklio
Paul Eugene Nichols
C. Nichols
Columbus
Superintendent Injured In Corry Auto Crash
Merle Drake superintendent of the Corry plant of Peak Products suffered cuts and bruises when his car ran off a Corry street Wednesday night, struck a coupe, leaped the curb. Three companions were slightly injured in the crash.
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Merle Drake
Corry
Peak Products Company
Drake
Youths complete long Shoalhaven river canoe voyage
Max Gray and Arthur Lee Hunt of Goulburn Australia completed a 2 150 mile canoe journey down previously unexplored Shoalhaven river in 26 days. The trip faced rough rocky terrain with days covering only three miles. Near Terriga a 300 foot waterfall was found, the river yielded fish and traces of gold in gulches.
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Max Gray
Arthur Lee Hunt
Goulburn
Australia
Shoalhaven River
Terriga
Wild Turkey and Pheasant Egg Purchase Planned
The Board of Game Commissioners will buy 200 wild turkey eggs at $1.25 each for propagation and hatch them under domestic hens. New York state donates 5,000 pheasant eggs toward the conservation venture, with the eggs potentially bought at 2 cents each.
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Board of Game Commissioners
New York State
Conservation Commissions
New Venture
Story Hour Saturday at Public Library
The Story Hour will be held at the Public Library on Saturday at two o'clock. Stories include Billy Beg and his Bull and The Wild Ducks and the Goose.
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Billy Beg
Praise letters stopped by Tampico chamber
The Camara Nacional de Comercio of Tampico Mexico announces that letters of recommendation for visiting foreign magazine representatives and others have been discontinued. The letters were issued freely to ease visits but have lost value and were often used to gain favors or avoid trouble.
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Camara Nacional de Comercio
Chamber of Commercce
Tampico
Mexico
Dickens Themed Flats Rise In Kensington Slum Districts
Names from Charles Dickens are used for new blocks in Kensington London as clearing and rebuilding of slum districts proceeds. The Pickwick and Oliver Houses have been completed and echo scenes from Oliver Twist.
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Charles Dickens
Kensington
London
New England Factories Produce 8.5 Percent of Nation's Clothes
The Boston Herald notes New England factories may account for 8.5 percent of the nation's clothing output, while asserting most New England girls do not wear many of them.
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New England
Boston Herald
Shampooing and Marcelling Service Ad
An advertisement offering shampooing and marcelling services lists Mrs Alfred Carlson at 216 Oneida Avenue with a date of March 22, 1981. The notice provides a local styling option likely for personal grooming services.
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Alfred Carlson
Oneida Avenue
Style Shop owner buys two story brick home
Harry Christensen of The Style Shop purchased the two story brick residence at the corner of Main avenue and Biddle street in South Side from Charles Pickett. He plans to occupy the new home around the first of May.
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Harry Christensen
Style Shop
Main Avenue
Biddle Street
Charles Pickett
Funeral attendance for Frank Gillette in Warren area
Mr and Mrs C H Colt and Mrs Beulah Lasher of Warren attended funeral services for Frank Gillette on Wednesday afternoon. The New Ireland road between Mill Village and Union City in LeBeouf township, county, will be taken over by the State Highway Department according to reports.
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Pleasant Grange
Pleasant Township
Myron
Marion Knapp
Glenn Mickelson
Myron Rapp
Herbert Wentz
Poor Papa
August Gantz
Betty Anne Johnson
C. H Colt
Beulah Lasher
Warren
Frank Gillette
Wurly
Mill Village
New Ireland
Uhion City
LeBeouf
State Highway Department
Calder earns Carnegie hero certificate for saving two boys
William Calder of Glasgow Scotland, an ironworker out of work, received a Carnegie hero certificate and a $50 award after rescuing two boys from drowning. He plunged into the water despite illness and distress, saving both before suffering illness that required LO weeks in the Western Infirmary.
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William Calder
Iroa
Glasgow
Scotland
Calder
Western Infirmary
Senate Adjourns In Mourning For Late Senator Ferris
Washington March 23 Senate leaders expressed profound regret for the memory of Senator Ferris of Michigan and adjourned after a resolution. A special committee will attend his funeral as the chamber honors the deceased lawmaker. Cromwell skeletons found in Edlington Wall Wood near Horncastle England. Thomas A Glover and wife reported safe after natives attack in French West Africa. Glasgow pedestrians hear street radio music from a just-bought portable unit.
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Washington
U. P
Senate
Gouzens
Michigan
Ferris
Cromwell
Edlington Wall Wood
Hornscastle
England
Thomas A. Glover
French West Africa
Glover
Kano
Glasgow
Scotland
Births at Maternity Hospital in Tiona
Mr and Mrs Pearl Ferry of Tiona welcome a daughter weighing seven pounds twelve ounces born at nine a m at the Maternity Hospital to Lententea of First Lutheran church. The birth was announced Saturday but postponed due to illness of the speaker.
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Pearl Ferry
Tiona
Girls Glee Club to Present Program at First Baptist Church
The Girls Glee Club of the high school under Miss Carmen Milliaren will perform two ensemble numbers and a trio during Sunday evening service at First Baptist Church. Members listed include Thompson, Benjamin, Peterson, and Grant Schafer. Baptismal service opens the program with a sermon titled Does Love Grow Old by Rev. Harold F. Stoddard.
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Baptist Church
First Baptist Church
Carmen Milliaren
Thompson
Benjamin
Peterson
Tria
Jewett
Sellin
Kopf
Harold F. Stoddard
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