Bids Sought on Sixteen Miles of Kinzua Road Project
Warren April 8 bids will be opened April 23 and 24 for sixteen miles of Route 59 in Warren McKean and nearby townships. The work, aided by Federal funds, covers five miles in Lafayette Bradford and two sections in Warren Kinga Corydon townships with bituminous surface over a stone base.
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Warren
Harrisburg
Kinga
Warren County
Lafayette
Brantford
McKean
State Department of Highways
Bradford
Ally
Warwa
Kingua
Melkean
Corydon
Mead
Kinzua
Funeral Services for Mrs Sarah Covell
Funeral services for Mrs Sarah Covell were held yesterday afternoon at 2 30 from A W Covell’s home 222 Bust Smits street with many relatives present Miss Watherine Stone read the impress Christian Science service and interment followed in Pine Grove cemetery Bearers were W L Guignon Clarence Guignon Joseph W Guignon Albert F Caburg Frank M Loveland and A W Covell Notable attendees included Mr and Mrs Roy Zimmerman of Butto Dre C Herbert Basta Detroit Miss Harriet Carter Pittsburgh Mr and Mrs Elmer Newslden N Y Mr and Mrs W E Guignon Miss Harriet Guignon Philadelphia and other local residents
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Louise Covell
Person
A. W. Covell
Bust Smits Street
Watherine Stone
Christian Science Service
Pine Grove Cemetery
W. L. Guignon
Clarence Guignon
Joseph W. Guignon
Albert F. Caburg
Frank M.loveland
A. W Covell
Roy Zimmerman
Buttato
C Herbert Basta
Detroit
Harriet Carter
Pitburgh
Elmer Newelsden
W.E. Guignon
Harriet Guignon
Glurence B-Guignon
Paliadelphia
The Molehill that Makes a Mountain
Fragmentary note discusses a property right and the concept of wealth tied to ownership and the costs of obtaining and settling property rights. Confusing phrasing suggests a debate over rights versus values and how small claims can become major disputes.
Unwashable Monks and a Wealth Quiz Amid Fragments
Readable fragments note monks in Chong Kansu China never bathing their skin due to filth and brass image defilement. Other items discuss United States wealth per capita around 4000, radio history starting 1920, and assorted questions on guidance, automobiles, and Netherlands registrations.
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Chong
Kansu
China
United States
Beavercam Vicinity Newsletter Highlights Local Socials
The Beaverdam vicinity newsletter details church events at the Ladies Aid Society on April 8, visiting guests from Union City and Jamestown, birthday celebrations for Charles Bush, Easter services and special music, Sunday School attendance efforts, and a long list of local residents visiting, guests, and calls at various homes across Jam oon, Union City, Proctorville, and nearby towns. Names include Theodore Hanby, Charles Bush, Bernice Protter, Lucille Tarbell, Amos Tanner, and many Proctor family members.
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Braverdam
ATSR
Mr. Ladies’ Aid Society
Matim Tie
Ura
Martha Maynard
Unionity
Leo Maynard
North Fant
Kiry
Lingenfelter
Are
Father Nichols
Jamestown
Theodore Hanby
Hutlie Coatsen
Union City
Mia
Phily-Foun
Charles Bush
Bush
Charles Lindquist Raymond
Rayce Newell
Jamoon
Bred Gustaffari
Cayalyn
George Whitcomb
Grand Valley
HL. D. Whitney
Sund
Mateh
Dan Riley
Ete
Joe McClelland
Myps
Cand Lyons
Lais Lyons
Cash Smith
Betty
Proctorville
Walter Proctor
Stanley
Lyons
B.C. Clark
M. W. Churen
Bernice Protter
Lucille Tarbell
Jay Smith
Paul Hannah
Mormer
Harriet Grifft
Elie
C. N. Dodd
of Colinton
Amos Tanner
Carl Proctor
Tart Williams
Chee Proctor
Cas
Local social notes list visits and guests across towns
Dinner guests included Mr and Mrs Baul Smith and Lids Lyons with Mrs Lyons and Mrs Carl Lyons visiting Union Git. Sunday visitors My and 3s Charis ish vd ant visited their parents Mr and Mrs Harley Stitcher. Meg Alton Peterson travels to Dayton for granddaughter visit at Ray Susticine home. Rev Smock and William House were guests of Cart y family. Mr and Mrs Broyd Tarble and Crayford from Cleveland spent weekend with Tarbells. Mrs HD Whiley and Ina visiting friends in Athi Motivate quid during Yaster vacation. prayer meeting at Rev F K Smack’s home Wednesday evening Aguil Sl.
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Robert Procitor
Gorty
Helen Bemis
North East
Carl Protter
Gon Warren
Virgil Tar
Mums
John Witney
Albion
Jesse Whitney
Spittansburg
Paul Smith Rana
Proctarville
Gerald Bagley
Corry
Whitney
Amos Tanner
Ambrose Alcorn
Rachel
Winifred Mitchel
Elgin
Charles Bush
Theodore Hanby
Paul Smock
Lawrence Park
FD. Smooke
Charles Swan
Jeanine
Julia Swan
Hibbart Swan
Stewart Hill
Lyle Proctor
Cottage Hill
Robert Mulvim
N. Dodd
Triscuit
Near Columbus
Bertha Showers
Buey ‘Tanyer
Union City
Carl Lyons
Buc
Walter Proctor Wert
Baul Smith
Proctorville
Lids Lyons
Lyons
Union
F. K. Smaek
Aguil Sl
Respites Granted by Governor Pinchot
Harrisburg dispatch reports Governor Pinchot granted respites delaying executions for Joseph Parse and Pats Powell in Cambria County. The delays push start dates from April to May 1932 as the state supreme court had upheld trial rulings.
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Harrisburg
Pinchot
Joseph Parse
Cambria County
Pune Powell
Cambria Wotety
State Supreme Court
Noutt
Board of Pardor
Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery Ad
An old advertisement promotes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for health at all drug stores. The copy emphasizes broad health benefits and wide availability.
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DR. Pierce’s
Golden Medical Discovery
Sherman Mantis Drugged and Robbed in Riverhead District
Businessman Herman Cady of Siermini New York says he was drugged after attending a matinee with a singer June Vine near Westeyville. He woke to find $824 in cash missing and reported two men and three women present at theRiverhead bridge area.
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MRIE
API
Herman Cady
Siermini
Monsraiversee
Westeyville
Wale
Cady
Death of former inmate found on road near Pittsfiald Mopidgy
The body of Harry E. Adams, once at Craw You County home, was found dead along a roadway west of Pittsfiald Mopidgy. Philadelphia officials stated Adams had been sent there and died of unspecified causes after an inquest ruled no foul play, with no signs of injuries at the scene.
Studebaker to Show Film at Rex Theatre This Week
Studebaker presents a film at the Rex theatre this Wednesday and Thursday evenings featuring the Metropolitan Boundalins of Hollywood and the giant 1928 World’s Largest automobile roadster. The roadster, built in South Bend with a 32 inch wheelbase and 60 pounds per wheel, appears in Wild Flowers directed by Goulding with stars like Bebe Daniels and Harold Lloyd.
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Wil Blowers
Studebain Champions
Yell Isiawn
Rex Theatre
Cinesday
Boundalidins
Hollywood
California
Atlante
Willam
Studebaker
Jas
South Bend
Ind
Classifieds outline ads and offerings in 19th century Journal
The notice compiles classified sections from a Journal listing announcements monuments notices personals and automotive listings. It notes ad rules timing charges and editing rights and presents sample items including rooms for rent and a moving service.
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Automobile Agander
Automobilea
Muto Trucks
Automotive L
Automotive L.—Business Service
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Rej. Scott
Oregon Agricultural College
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Cal
Iin Boi Fond
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United Press
Sherman Mantis
Philadelphia
AE Rex Theatre
Starr
Gwen May Hay
Adyars
Fred Crawvid
Fred Bhutod
Fairview
Love Pricks Prompt
First Ave
Adderss
Clymet
Galle
Ewer
Harry Brockman
C. Warner
H.C. Warner
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PGR
Attis Morris
Carter Hill
Salh
A. C. Tal
Vyoung Man
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West Pleasant Street
WN. Cohen
Gowld Street
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Uta
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Park Street
Third Ave
Jom B. Patterson
East Irving Street
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Elizabeth B. Ranney
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Bracken Bros
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O. E. Doane
Bond Street
Smith Street
Frederick Steet
Frederick Street
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Washington Street
Atte
S. M. Heller
City
Tooming House
Alinton Street
East Trying Street
Estele
Frances E Murra
Erte Trust
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