Governor Urges Support for Red Cross Roll Call in Pa
Harrisburg date Interior proclamation urges Pennsylvania citizens to join the Twelfth Annual Red Cross Roll Call from November 11 to 29. It highlights disaster relief work from Port Ries to Florida and New England floods, calling for enrollment or renewal and emphasizing work in worship places and public gatherings.
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Harrisburg
Joh S. Fister i
Tsv-Mj
Teaclvania
Siam
Vilaces
Pership
Mauve Dax
Lintkseising
Red Cross
Isipp Valley
New England
St. Francis Dam
California
Porto Ries
Florida
United States
Orgactigicion
J. John Ss
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
American National Rei Coss
Lyceum Course Opens Friday at Lyceum Grove
The Lyceum Course opens Friday evening at 8 in the High school auditorium with Royal Holland Entertainers a six member troupe in costume playing Swiss hand bells cymbal harp cathedral chimes and rattlebones. They perform folk songs and dances from the Netherlands. Season includes Edralin’s Filipino Quartet Jubilee Singers and Sam Gratwell later. Prices: single 23 to 50 cents, season tickets available.
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Scogar Grove
Lyceum
Royal Holland Entertainens
Netherlands
Edralin
Yes Jubilee Singers
Sam Gratwell
Segle
Auto driver dies in crash with trolley car
Annemville Pa October 5 a head on collision between a street car and an automobile resulted in the instant death of Percy R Bingman Harrisburg driver of the car and the safety of motorman Gallagher of the trolley car.
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Annville
Percy R. Bingman
Harrisburg
Safury
Gallagher
Fatally Burned in Gas Stove Explosion at Tamaqua Hotel
Fire at a Tamaqua hotel on October 25 killed Mary Mellick, 20, a cook for John Kasales’ hotel. Kasales suffered burns while trying to beat out the flames that enveloped the gas stove and the kitchen.
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Tamaqua
U. P
Mary Mellick
John Kasales
Kasales
Butler Man Admits Killing Wife and Burning Body
Pat Butler reports 33 year old J Eat Jones, a garage owner in Butler, confessed to police that he shot his wife Nellie Adams Jones during a quarrel and burned her body in an abandoned Penn township farmhouse. He alleged the shooting was accidental after a struggle for a revolver. He described moving the body in a blanket to the old Patterson homestead, dousing the floor with gasoline, and setting the house ablaze before fleeing. He later burned her clothing to hide the murder and to suggest she had disappeared.
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Jones
Patterson
Butler Pike
County stock and crops valued at 3.82 million in 1928
The Warren county agricultural report shows total stock and crops valued at 3 819 988. Field crops brought 1 005 898 while livestock stood at 2 214 000 as of January 1 1928. Wheat 24 789 potatoes 309 346 oats 186 386 corn 157 888 hay 825 495 apples 31 840 peaches 80. Horses 4 620 value 605 220 cattle 11 600 milk cows 1 136 800 other cattle 4 190 187 450 sheep 3 150 24 310 swine 5 610 82 999 chickens 169 300 194 700 and 1450 hives 10 590. Farm equipment and progress include 190 trucks 230 radors 1 170 autos 670 silos 73 gas engines and 1 600 cream separators. 1927 fertilizer 3 070 tons valued 80 150 lime 6 20 tons valued 33 930. Grange and community notices follow with meetings and member updates.
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Warren County
L. H. Wible
Bureau of Statistics
Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture
Lander Church Hosts Epworth League Debate and District Meeting
Rev B F H Morey led communion at the Buffalo Street church in Jamestown. The Cattaraugus Epworth League held a 42 delegate district gathering with a debate on heredity versus environment, the Cattaraugus side affirming. District Missionary events span Monday to Thursday with various meetings and services planned in Lander and nearby churches. A district meeting in Lander is scheduled for November 5 with Bishop Welsh expected.
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Ington Grange
Frank Lounsbury
Akeley Grange
R. H. Duntley
Corydon
Clifford Babb
Gerald Hatch
Maurice White
Warren Wilcox
Harry Kayse
The
Grange
Grange Manua
George Wilcox
Jenny Lyon
Claude Griggs
Gladys Griggs
Virginia Loucks
Sunshine Club
Harry Lodwick
Lodwick
Cemetery Society
Wallin
Mae Nelson
Jamestown
North
New Castle
Wiggins
Paul Lodwick
Wendell
Jackie
Titusville
Myron Hinsdale
California
Warren Preston
Marry Walgren
Victor Lindell
Lanning Hill
Birs
Homer Lindell
Ernest Wenman
Akeley
Earl Hinsdale
Warren
Helen Anderson
Robert Walter
Lander
Morey
Buffalo Street Episcopal Church
Cattaraugus Epworth League
Cattaraugus
Cattaraugus League
Lander League
Mr. Sipe
Ahairman
Missionary Society
J. J. Mahan
Lander Church
Bishon Welsh
Jresent
Farmington Grange
Bible Table Removed From Westminster Abbey Chamber
After fifty years the trestis table used by Bible revisers in the Jerusalem Chamber at Westminster Abbey has been removed. The revisers finished work in 1861, but the table with its red baize remained until a recent order.
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Jerusalem
Westminster Abbey
Wildcat encounters plague Kinzus town guard
J J Smatt, towerman in Kinzus, reports two nocturnal wildcat confrontations with the animal near his garbage pit. Tracks measured 3 to 4 inches. He fired twice with a 32 caliber pistol but the cat escaped into brush. Foresters plan a three week road tour across national forests with road engineers.
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J. J. Smatt
Kinzus
Smatt
Smart
Lund joins Smith forces in Webster City race
Major Frank J. Lund of Webster City announces support for Governor Alfred E. Smith for president. Lund, who two years ago campaigned for Senator Smith W. Brookhart, endorses Smith amid the fall political scramble.
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Webster City
U. P
Frank J. Lund
Smith W. Brookhart
Senate
Alfred E. Smith
Chrysler to Be Rear Railroad Director in Washington
Walter P. Chrysler, automobile maker, won permission from the Interstate Commerce Commission to serve as a director of the Erie railroad, announced in Washington on October 95. This marks a notable cross-industry appointment as regulators approve the dual roles.
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Washington
U. P
Walter PL
Chrysler
Interstate Commerce Com
Reir Railroad
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