Pearl Elliott Dies From Lumber Yard Accident
Glouster March 1 Elliott 30 died from injuries after being rerushed while working on a yard engine in a Rainelle West Virginia lumber yard. His widow two children mother and brother are left and funeral plans unknown. Mrs Clyde Craig of this city learned of the death via telegram.
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Clyde Craig
Marion Elliott
Rainél
Rain‘ele
Glouster
Son of Trimble residents injured in Mansfield crash
Richard Cary son of Mr and Mrs L G Cary of Trimble sustained serious injuries in an auto accident near Mansfield Tuesday night Both his legs and arms were broken and he received internal injuries Myron Sayre of Trimble son of Mr and Mrs W A Sayre was riding with Cary and was knocked unconscious though his injuries were minor The two were employed by Westinghouse Electric at Mansfield and were towing a car when struck by a motor truck Mrs James Lane a Glouster pioneer is seriously ill at home with slim chances of recovery
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Glouster
Richard Cary
Mansfield
L. G. Cary
Trimble
Myron Sayre
W. A. Sayre
Roy
Richard
Westinghouse Electric Company
Genevieve Biddison
James Lane
Married Frank Gardner Weds Jamestown Girl in Erie
Frank Gardner of Erie Pennsylvania son of Mr and Mrs Harry Gardner of Glouster and Miss Ann Richman of Jamestown New York were married February 29 at Erie Pennsylvania Gardner a Glouster high school graduate class of 1923 has worked in a store in Erie for the past year The couple reside in Erie and plan to settle there.
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Glouster
Frank Gardner
Erie
Harry Gardner
Leity
Ann Richman
Jamestown
N. Y
Gardner
Rothwell club elects officers for coming year
GLOUSTER March 1 Officers for the coming year have been elected by the Rothwell club. President Mrs William James vice president Mrs W E Sheeran recording secretary Mrs QO A McDonald corresponding secretary Mrs C A Pride treasurer Mrs T A Noon Librarian Mrs M M Bryson pianist Mrs W W Bryson critic Mrs E EB Munden. GLOUSTER March 1 Mr and Mrs W H Williams of this city have received a letter from their son Bill at Granite City NL. The letter is prized as it was among those carried by Col Charles Lindbergh on his first air mail trip after returning from his good will tour to South America. Mrs S S Underwood of Trimble was called to Albany because of the serious illness of her mother Mrs Jennie Snowden.
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Glouster
Rothwell Club
William James
W. E. Sheeran
QO. A. McDonald
C. A. Pride
T. A. Noon
M. M. Bryson
W. W. Bryson
E. Eb.munden
W. H. Williams
Bill
Granite City
Itt
Col
Charles Lindbergh
Air Mail
South America
S. S. Underwood of
Trimble
Albany
Jennie Snowden
Coal firm claims 1600000 tons produced in January
Pittsburg Coal Company, now operating non union, says 8578 miners work in 19 mines while rivals run 1479 non union workers in 67 mines. It ads that January output reached 1.6 million tons and asserts high wages for cutters and leaders, with living conditions spending and store practices defended.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburg Coal Company
Senate
Committee
Nick Moore Aims for Spring With Yan Kees Pitcher Link
If Nick Moore brother of Wiley Moore makes good with the Yankees this spring a second brother fact would join the majors. He is also a pitcher.
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Nick Moore
Wiley Moore
Yankees
Lewis Wins World Heavyweight Title Bout in KC
Ed Stranegler Lewis, touted as the world heavyweight champion, defeated Jon Malcewicz of Utica NC in Kansas City. Lewis won the first fall with a long headlock after one hour fifty minutes. Malcewicz forfeited the second fall.
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Lewis
Kansas City
Ed “Stranegler
Jon Malcewicz
Utica
N. C
Malcewicz
Polly Timber Wins Offbeat New Orleans Race
In early February at a New Orleans track Polly Timber paid 103 to 1 and captured the race victory amid surprising odds.
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Polly Timber
New Orleans
Olive Tablets Provide Gentle Relief from Constipation
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets offer a natural laxative without calomel. The sugar coated tablets ease constipation and reduce digestive symptoms with no gripping or harsh effects, sold for 30 cents and promoted as a safe, pleasant remedy.
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Edwards
Calomel
Oliver
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