Free Clinic Opens Tomorrow at Municipal Building
The Parent Teachers Associations join Brie Anti Tuberculosis Society for a free health clinic tomorrow at the Municipal building. It runs from morning until four in the afternoon and serves preschool children, school children, and adults. Dr William P Brown will supervise, specializing in lungs, with local doctors in attendance.
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Brie
William P. Brown
Pennsylvania M Tuberculosis Society
Brown
Harborqreck
Lowville
Tubseculosig Society
Wm, P. Brown
Pennsylvania Tuberculosis Society
Allotments for Rivers and Harbors Announced by War Dept
Secretary of War Davis announced nationwide river and harbor improvement allotments under the March 43, 103g War Department appropriation. Highlights include Monongahela river Pennsylvania and West Virginia segment 575,000, Allegheny river lock and dam 1,750,000, Youghiogheny river Pennsylvania 85,000, Atlantic Harbor Ohio 80,000, Sandusky harbor Ohio 417,000, Lorain harbor Ohio 5,000, Cleveland harbor Ohio 30,001, Erie harbor Pennsylvania 10,000, Britain harbor New York 40,000.
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Waomysrus
Davis
War Department
Monongahela River
W. Vie
Allegheny River
Youguogteny River
Atolsiio T Harbor
Sandusly Harbor
Ohio
Lorain Harbor
Clevsland Harbor
Erie Harbor
Britaln Harbor
N. Yi
The White Youth Clay by Edna Wallace Hopper
Edna Wallace Hopper promotes White Youth Clay as a simple facial treatment to refresh tired skin. The clay pack purges pores, removes blemishing dirt and blackheads, and tightens skin for a firm clear look, advertised as a dainty affordable beauty aid.
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Edna Wallace Hopper
Cars Needed to Help At Clinic Transport
A local appeal requests car owners to lend their vehicles for a day to transport people who cannot attend the clinic. Those willing should contact the Community Nurse at the Municipal Building or bring their cars to the clinic in the morning or afternoon. organizers would greatly appreciate any assistance from City residents.
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Te Municipal
Wie City
The Fair Store Reopens Under New Ownership
The former St Pierre and Smith slothing store on South Center Street, bought at a bankruptcy sale by 5S Oberman and Sons of Zeussville, will reopen Monday as The Fair Store. A special sale ends Saturday. Ed SL Pierre remains with the firm for a time as the chain expands in Titusville, Warren, and Corry.
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St. Pierre and Smith
South Center Street
Oberman and Sons
Zeusville
Fair
5. Oherman and Sons
Titusville
Warren and Corry
Ed SL Pierre
Grm
Marriage of Catherine Cauley announced in Erle
Mr and Mrs William Which of Pa announce the marriage of their daughter Catherine to Joseph P Cauley formerly of Corry. The wedding occurred Saturday morning in St John’s Catholic Church Erle with Miss Ann Hermen and Francis Eback in attendance. The couple will reside in Evie.
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Willian
Catherine
Joseph P. Cauley
Corry
St. John’s Catholic Church
Erle
Ann Hermen
Francis Eback
Gatley
Evie
Blaze Wrecks Mount Carmel Billiard Hall Damaging $20,000
A late yesterday fire at a Mount Carmel billiard hall and auto showroom caused about 20000 dollars in damage. Two men were hurt. Joseph Patrick, a fireman, fell from a responding truck and was badly injured, and John Zaver was struck by a taxicab while dodging another truck and believed fatally injured.
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United Press
Mount Carmel
Witien
Billiard Com
Automobile Sales
Cau
Joseph Patrick
Freman
Alam
John Zaver
Modified English cottage type saves space in second floor plan
An article on a modified English cottage style house by Hunter & Bros. New York highlights retaining exterior charm while reworking layout for practicality. The design places maid and bath on the third floor without sacrificing two full bedrooms on the second floor and includes a direct rear entry to the cellar, a well arranged kitchen with large pot closet, pantry, built in cupboards, and a full house cellar. Complete plans available from the Building Bailor for about seven thousand dollars.
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F.C. Hunter & Bros
New York
HART
Woman jailed for contempt in Warren case
In Warren, April 17, Mrs Myra Handmore of Clarenton, wife of a railway worker, is in Warren county jail on a contempt of court charge. Sheriff Jefferson arrested her Monday morning after a habeas corpus writ issued by Judge D A Ai d. The writ urged Olive Newman and Myra Handmore to produce in court the persons of Robert William Newman and Clair.
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Myra Handmore
Clarenton
Warren Street Railway
Jefferson
D. A. Aiid
Olive Newman
Myrk Handmore
Robert William Newman
Clair
Court records note custody dispute over two minors
Marl Newman and two minor children are cited as the subject of a custody case in which Mrs. Handmore refused to appear at court to answer commonwealth charges. Mrs. B G Seltzer of Findley Lake visits her ill mother Mrs A W King of West Wayne Street as health declines.
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Marl Newman
Handmore
Commonwealth
B. G. Seltzer
Findley Lake
A. W. King
West Wayne Street
Arrests in Roadhouse Raid Near Jamestown
Jamestown April 17 Three arrested two men and a woman and a large quantity of alleged intoxicants seized in a liquor raid on the New Inn Glen Riverside about a mile south of Frenaburg on the Warren road led by Sheriff Earl Sardeson and four Federal agents. Foti Prisco and Violet Stanton among those jailed after a search of the premises.
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Jamestown
New Inn
Frenaburg
Warren Road
Earl J. Sardeson
Sebastian Fotl
ST Hagzard Street
Violet Stanton
Sheritt
Stanton
Sardeson
Foti
Prisco
Stanton Gint
Legion Minstrel at Union City promises season entertainment
Union City will host a two night event at the Police Theatre on May 3 and 4. Major Joe Gallagher of the Vener Ang Producing Co will produce and direct an old time minstrel show with new setting. Tickets sell for 50 cents for adults and a special matinee will offer children’s tickets. The program features local black face talent with cross-fres songs dances and witty humor.
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Union City
Police Theatre
Joe Gallagher
Venerang Producing Co
Fosring Entertainment
Family’s Close Escape in Fire at Elm Street Home
A rapid fire destroyed a frame house on Elm Street, sparing Orrin Blauser, his wife, and their seven children. Fire started from an iron stove. city department was not summoned as the blaze was subdued before arrival. The two youngest, aged two months and one year, were removed safely through a rear window, with the infant in a carriage wheeled to safety.
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Orrin Blauser
Harold Street
Logetier
Blane
Ayven Philideen
Elduser
Fluo
Dear Noah Lib They Call The Dreaded Ages
Fragmentary lines reference a playful piece or puzzle with garbled phrases about garlands gloves beans and a gingerbread man. Names like Beaumont and Walker appear amid the chaos, suggesting a column or reader’s note with misread OCR text.
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Noah
Beaumont
Noan
K.dester
Wiscomi
Bennee Walker
Fragmentary note mentions noon arrival at home with Mey
Fragmentary OCR indicates a noon arrival at home with a person named Mey. Other details are unreadable, offering no clear event or full names.
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Apical Dalye Uinday
Mey
Thi
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Legion
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