Breakfast police blotter and local notices fade in and out
Breakfast note reports two local teens missing from home on Wednesday with Alberta Evans 18 and Mary Hibift 13. An East End crash led to a couple’s arrest for intoxication after a Chevrolet coupe left the road, fined $5, and a hearing set for the woman. Also announced is a church meeting on Tuesday and a misdated tribute to Patrick Sullivan, once a Westeyville resident now in Buffalo after Spanish American War heroism.
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iSharn
Alberta Evans
Shilton High School
Mary Hibift
Tilleville
George Miller
Chew Levick
East End
Tey
Lowell
City
Methodist Episcopal Church
Albert Mixer
West South Street
Croquignole
Rouge
Barlow Block
Evie
Patrick Sullivan
New York Central Railroad
Westeyville
But- Talo
Herot
Har
Pri
Sullivan
Bitte
Nhe
Efe
Buituto
Durois
Tne
Clinton
EL Phlips
DuBois Brewing Company
Yacius
Da.ms
Kivanning
Lock
Haven
Salamanca
Fartell
Buffalo
Punxsutayney
Clearheld
Brookvidle Ridgway
Bradford
L. C. Dickinson
Hardy P. Scurts
Conditten
Afteinl
Pennsylvanis Department
American Legion
Jisurlz
Multoan Coun
United Brethren Church
Charles Patterson
East Living Street
Charles Williams
Cleveland
Mmomalne
AL Willians
C. C Williams
Kilt Smith
Percie McCray
Corry
Corry area funeral and local notices span county events
City and vicinity report funeral services for H Jefferson Lopus in Watts Plats Watts, with mourners including Mr and Mrs Leon Morris and Ethel Oviatt. Local crime and school notes follow with Meadeville arrest and vandal theft. Community ads note crops, postmaster change, and several club meetings plus church notices and upcoming outings in Corry and nearby towns.
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Leon Morris
Spartansburg
Ethel Oviatt
Spring Creek
H. Jefferson
Lopus
Watts
Niobe
Phillips
Wage compromise ends strike at Berkowitz plant
In Uniontown Pennsylvania on April 10, workers at Berkowitz factory returned to work under a compromise wage agreement. Forty girls and twenty men resumed duties after a staged walkout prompted by a proposed ten percent reduction. The pact safeguards further wage cuts and outlines a plan for a revaluation in coming weeks.
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Uniontown
Berkowitzki Facory Mere
Lifting Prices and Public Works Bonds Debate
Proposals favor public works bonds at least 5 million to boost employment and circulation, backed by Senators Wagner Dow and others. A second plan seeks lowering the dollar value, pushed by business figures James H. Rand Frank Vasiderup and Phillip Wrigley, lobbying Congress and the administration.
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Cues Arne Cage
Wagner
Dow
Laoilette
Wis
Tis
Jon
To Dollay
James H. Ranity
Remingtone Rand
Pranle Vasiderup
Barker
Phillip Wrigley
Congress
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