Three Hurt in Crash in Pittsburgh
Ray Lowman twenty four from Greensburg suffered a possible fractured skull and George Bayer twenty one and Winstones twenty one from Pittsburgh were cut and bruised when their automobile was struck by another vehicle in an area police described. Special policeman Donald Miller reports Bayer was the driver of the sedan involved.
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Thieves Steal Cage Of Infected Rats In Chicago
Thieves climbed a six foot wall to steal a cage containing 150 white rats in Chicago on April 12. The rodents are infected with tuberculosis and abencblosis and could spread disease if mishandled.
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Personal mentions mark day trips and visits in Bradford
Local society notes list several residents traveling to Birle Titusville and Erie for meetings business and family visits. Mrs Barnes district president heads plans for the Northwestern District State Federation gathering in Titusville April 18 19. Others travel from Meadville Erie Cranberry Lake Jamestown and Bradford for visits, conventions and relatives.
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Wave Henry
Erie
Charles Bidwell
Ruth
Mill Village
Patricia Schwyver
H. L. Schwyver
Vanela Morrison
Mineola Carlisch
Cranberry Lake
CG. N. Jones
Neghan
Neil Beiley
Bradford
E. L. Wagner
Shari Pay
Wise Conference
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Sherman
Helen Sekerak
Horton
Tavis
Titusville
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Wills Rogers
Herbert Olsen
Sheldon Lattin
George Narby van Mp
Clarence Carlson
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R. B. Fairbank
Caria
Vincent Hoerbelt
Buffalo
Corry
N. Cohen and
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Oil City
New Officers Installed Amid Ceremonial Meeting
Adam Bloss delivers remarks as maurct deputy gras master of West Greens. Jonathan Loige installed as 1 0 0 7 with officers Richard Rossbasher Leroy Dickl ingon Clarence Dingfelder Clarevice Kireh GL Auer Wave Smith Henry Wold E.R. Johnson Wayne Skinner Guy Rogers Phil Zalmeck Milan Williams Wesley Allen. A summer social hour drew seventy five members and guests. Mary Emily Brewster Miller, organist for 38 years in Portsmouth churches, noted painter and religious painter hangs in Christ Church. Trustees urge designation of more than 2000 acres in nearby forest as a national monument in Kittitas County.
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Richard Rossbasher
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Vie Grand
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Clarevice Kireh
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Henry Wold
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Cuiside
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Vies Grand
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Portsmouth
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Morehar
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Christ
Lutheran Ladies Aid Society Recital Plans voiced
An Unlerestng meeting of the Lutheran Ladies Aid Society was held yesterday afternoon with sixteen members and one guest, Mrs A A Williams resigning as president and Bertha Smith elected to follow. Plans outlined for a May recital at the D A Hillstrom home to aid the Rutherford House at Chautauqua. Committee members named for arranging refreshments and May work. Luncheon served by Mrs Morris Chapit and Mrs Donald Hall.
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Atternoo
Whores Sparlors
A. A. Williams
Bertha Smith
Plansport
D. A. Hillstrom
Ruthersh House
Ghautauqua
A. A. Merker
Henry Keppel
Carl Windan
Juan Schaub
Jbhm Freno
Joli Boland
B. Hawlkins
A. A. Merkur
D. E. May
Morris
Stocks Show Little Change As Market Mixed
United Press reports narrow moves at the New York stock exchange with rails barely steady and mines mixed. 4:15 pm prints show American Can, American Locomotive, Bethlehem Steel, Canadian Pacific and others trading with varied results while a separate Philadelphia note mentions a five year old boy with situs inversus test showing organs reversed yet no health issues.
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Stock Exchange Today
Ajitomacil Issea
Ulilitin
America
America Smelters
American T&t
Anacondy Atlantic Refining Anbu
Bendis Aviation
Bethlehem Steel
Consolidated Oil
LE Chruss-Wright Preece
Blesien Peis
Philadelphia
Morlon Glick
The Lone Wolf Sails Home in Reformation Drama
Michael Lanyard once the Lone Wolf, now an antique dealer, sails aboard the S S Navarre. Detective Crane recalls their prior rivalry as Lanyard recounts his reform and a tragic past. A young man Maurice Parry draws Lanyard’s scrutiny while Fay Crozier and daughter Fenno aboard pursue emeralds and a hidden scheme.
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Lone Wolf
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Lanyard
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Fay Crozier
Fenno
Maurice Parry
Maurice
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