Phillips-Jones plans advance for New Kane Plant start
Letter from Phillips-Jones Corporation says site plans for the Kane collar factory are well advanced and will be completed within ten days. Clarence E. Hendrick, architect, will direct construction work as soon as weather allows. The firm aims to employ all available female applicants in Myersdale as work begins on the new plant.
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Phillips-Jones Corporation
Clarence E. Hendrick
Pottaville
Myersdale
Phillips- Jones Corporation
One Thin Woman Gains 15 Pounds in Five Weeks
Advertises McCoy's Tablets promising weight gain and health restoration. Claims one subject gained 15 pounds in five weeks and guarantees similar results with a money back offer after four to six boxes. Lists N. F. Ames & Co and local druggists as sellers and McCoy's Laboratories as marketer.
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McCoy
N. F. Ames & Co
Funug
McCoy's Laboratories
Alsi
Ten Rescued At Sea From Open Lifeboat
Ten hairdoul men rescued at sea after their four masted schooner the James EB eluris foundered twenty miles north of Bermuda on April 17. They were saved by the yacht Amida at 34 25 north, 64 85 west after one crewman died of exposure during the long drift. Rescued: J Percy master Edward Rice mate, John Britto boatswain, Joseph Madeiro pingero, Hlugenio Senedh mess boy, Joseph Delgirdo, Manuel Silva, Henry Adres, and R Montero seamen.
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York
James Ebeluris
Amida
Gorpardison
Coburn
J Fonceen
New Bedford
Mass
Bermuda
A. mi
McLaughlin
J. Percy
Edward Rice
Milliken
John Britto
Joseph Madeiro
Hlugenio Senedh
Joseph Delgirdo
Manuel Silva
Henry Adres
R. Montero
French Creek News Notes March 24 to April 24 entries
Local notes report a baby girl Marion Louise born April 1 to Mr and Mrs Dinner King at Arvin Gross’s home in South Ripley. Also wedding of Margaret Stoddard to Donald Helwig at Grave Evangelical Lutheran North Tonawanda with family in attendance. Postscript covers illnesses, visits, driving license trip, new grandson in the Bemis family, Amos Sweet’s serious condition, Betty May born to Mr and Mrs Herbert White, a birthday surprise for William Gabriel, and various social visits and road machinery demonstration.
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French Creek
Dinner King
Hame
Arvin Gross
South Ripley
Marion Louise
Dong Fine
Margaret Stoddard
Donald Helwig
Evangelic Luthan Church
North Tonawanda
Sheldon
Stoddard
Fairs
Dig J. Helwig
Rev. Brown
Oris Caster
Sarah Spinks
Corry
George Coliburn
Garrett Habink
Clymer
George Colburn
Sibley Wright
Helen Alyira
Cutting
Sunnday
Frank Gage
Alton King
Jamestown
Gage
Martin Bemis
Duane Bemis
Amos Sweet
Erie
Oray
Herbert White
White
Lulu Groters
Betty May
William Gabriel
Anderson
James Robertson
Findley Lake
Gus Anderson
David
Catherine
David Lathton
Pay Lathrop
Lathrop
Claré Morris
Carl Anderson
Warren Whitney
Volhisia
Cooking Demonstration By Corry Woman's Club Leaders
The Home Department of the Corry Woman's Club will host two electrical cooking talks with Avis R. Broadhurst and Margaret Vi Smith at Hotel Corry. Sessions are Wednesday May 1 from 2:30 to 8 and Thursday from 2 to 8, featuring oven dinners desserts and salads prepared electrically. Attractive souvenirs and gifts will be awarded, aiming for full club attendance.
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Corry
Club Yill
Charleston bootlegger implicates legislators in liquor sales
Harold G. Enos of Charleston testified before Federal Judge George W. McClintock naming W. S. Hallanan and other lawmakers as buyers of liquor sold to legislators. He alleged purchases were made at parties held in a Toral hotel and described deliveries to delegates and others.
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Charleston
Republican National
Toral Hotel
Mississippi Recedes After Severe River Flooding
The Mississippi River, once a muddy sea of rapids near levees from Heckik to Arkansas, began receding with danger points remaining. Weather observers report 24 hours of ongoing effort to manage flood risk and do not expect new rains to worsen crests. The Arkansas district near the White River mouth and a sixty mile front north and south of Quinney suffered the greatest damage. Thousands evacuated from homes amid widespread crop and land flooding.
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St, Louis
Mississippi River
Heckik
Arkansas
Arkdsisas
Wiite
Quirney
Probe McKeesport liquor violations in Pittsburgh grand jury
A federal grand jury will investigate violations of the prohibition law in McKeesport. The panel will convene in Pittsburgh on May 6 to examine alleged political police protection and conduct a broader look at municipal palis around McKeesport.
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