Women Relief Corps Dinner Meeting in Youngsville
In Youngsville on October 26 a gathering of about 40 Women’s Relief Corps members and Titusville guests enjoyed a Lincoln dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Mike Brady. The program featured readings by Nellie Belnap and others, plus talks on the Brookville Memorial Home and Pennsylvania constitutional amendments. Local women from Titusville included Emogene Murray and Hazel Holman among others.
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Youngsville
Titusville
Woman's Relief Corps
Mike Brady
Thote Clichdls
Nellie Belnap
Robert Kinnear Corps
Pennsylvania
S&s. T. Davison
State College
Emogene Murray
Frear Attacks Smith on Tariff and Prohibition Stand
Congressman Frear argues that free trade causes unemployment abroad and defends a protective tariff for American workers. He criticizes Al Smith for anti prohibition promises, lauds Hoover's relief work, and defends Republican tax cuts and integrity while linking Smith to Democratic scandals.
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Wilson
Congressman Frear
Bird Smith
Frear
Aivas
Europe
America
England
London
Republican Party
Piaar
Warren County
Cairying
Denmark
Senate
House
Sai
al Smith
United States
Hoover
Herbert Hoover
Relief Administration
Atiliens
Belgium
Wireless links eyed for England and Australia telephones
Within a year the English telephone system may connect with Amateurian service by wireless. Investigations seek to replace long distance trunk lines in Australia with wireless telephony to cut heavy wiring costs. Proposals include wireless service between Tasmania and the mainland.
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England
Australia
Tasmania
Puainland
Road bond issue discussed by county chairman and officials
County Chairman and officials listened to Thomas C. Frame explain Amendment No 9 on a road bond vote. He said the ballot shows 150000000, but only 50000000 is the actual amount for vote since 100000000 has been spent. Frame outlined budget limits for 1929 showing needs for road replacements and new construction, noting about eight million could fund 200 miles of improved highways next year.
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State Highway Department
Mr Frame
Mr. Frame
Highway Department
Cost of road building plans debated in union discussion
The discussion compares pay-as-you-go and bond methods for 1,000 miles of road. Advocates for pay-as-you-go cite $1,000,000 yearly from current expenses to complete in 12 years, while bond financing could build the same miles in three years by reallocating interest and sinking funds.
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Sanauplvanle
Peevine
Harvest Supper and Community Notices from Chandlers Valley
In Chandlers Valley on Friday 6 to 8 pm a harvest supper at Swedish Lutheran church costs 4 cents for adults and 20 cents for children. A Mission Meeting is set for Tuesday Oct 30 at the Lutheran church with lunch served at noon. Regular Grange meeting had 35 attendees with officers and three membership proposals. a State College notice urged winter courses and Boy Scouts presented a program. Birthday Club hosted by Mrs. Burton Pangborn. Martha Doras society met with guests from away. Various personal notices list residents traveling, hosting, or attending events, including a piano purchase for the school, a Chevrolet car purchase, and a wedding in New Bethlehem with Allen Fedalia Wilson and Marion Prudence Baughman.
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Phillip Baumgardner
Davis Street
Miss Parker
George Anderson
H. H. Hall
Cleveland
Nora Sturdevant
Foreign Missionary Society
East Main Street
Priday
Grange
State College
Brother Broks
D. Brooks
Myers
Tidioute
Burton Pangborn
Martha Society
Martha Doreas Society
Away
Alfred Aultquist
P. McCabe
John Hultberg
Minnie Simpson
Jamestown
A. L. Berg
Raymond Laeson
Marion Prudence Baughman
New Bethlehem
Allen Fedalia Wilson
Warren
Lawson
Visitor asks age of son in lighthearted street exchange
A visitor asks the father about his son’s age. The father replies that the boy is at an age where he values passing the car ahead more than exams, signaling a focus on driving and independence rather to school tests.
Illinois court grants new trials for condemned killers
The Illinois supreme court has granted new trials to three death row inmates: Mrs. Catherine Caseler of Cook County for the William Lindstrom murder, Dr. Amante Rongetti of Chicago for Lecetta Enders, and Mike Kurant of Madison County for Paul The three Shelton brothers from Christy County were also involved in prior cases.
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Springfield
Ile
Illinois Supreme Court
Catherine Caseler
Cook County
Amante Rongetti
Mike Kurant
Madison County
Cassler
William Lindstrom
Rongetti
Chicago
Lecetta Enders
Paul
Supreme Court
Tse
Dow
Shelton Brothers
Ci Evaie
Bernie
Crossword Puzzle Clues and Short Answer Key
Here is the solution to yesterday s puzzle OT SIMA 1. The page lists horizontal and vertical clues with numeric labels and partial answers. The gibberish and OCR errors reflect a scanned puzzle key rather than a completed grid.
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United Brethren Church
Earl Young
Underwood
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Floover
President Coolidge
Mr. Smith
Tammy
Tilden
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Tammany Hall
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Albert & Fall
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Chandlers Valley
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Penna. Ave
Warren, Pa
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Nusselt, Pa
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