Marriage Unites Sparta Township Couple at Riceville
Lin ford Jackson and Misa Thelma Alsdorf of Sparta township were married at the M. E. parsonage in Riceville late Friday night by Rev. Sherwood Weeks. Jackson, a progressive farmer, has bought adjoining land and made farm improvements. The couple now reside in a furnished home awaiting the bride. The issue also notes the 1st annual Menor family reunion at Rexford Still's home with relatives from several towns and a planned next reunion at Island Park. Community notices cover firemen meetings, Ladies Auxiliary plans, church activities, local travels, and bank holiday hours.
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Spartansburg
Aug
Linford Jackson
Misa
Thelma Alsdorf
Dalton Alsdorf
Sparta Township
Spartansburg Consolidated High Schop
Riceville
Hoy. Sherwood Weeks
Mr. Jackson
Alsdorf
Jackson
Menor
Rexford
Island Park
F Yolingaville
Warry Kingsley
Falconer N
Niagara Pally
Spring Creek
Lakewood
Ashville
Columbus
Corry
Crawford County Fremen's Associaton
Firemen's Hall
Firemen’s Hall
Rural Letter Carriers Association
Clyde Kelsey
Mary Holford
Kirzua
Rosege Morrison
Spartansburg Bank
Mabel Schreckengost
Haptiat Church
Cass
Maxine Kinney
Baptist
Ofelock
Africa
Rey
Cambridge Springs
Lawrence Winsor
Leland
Kathleen Albert Af Butler
Carrié Taylor
Mikel
Soon Rowley
Guy
Taylor
Four year old boy electrocuted near Kane home
A Coryville lad, William Owens age four, was electrocuted near Warmers Valley when a probing rod touched a 1600 to 2200 volt high tension line on a bridge over Potato Creek. He died instantly, his body recovered from the creek by Frank Schick. Coroner W D Allen notified. inquest pending.
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Kane
Coryvilley McKean County
Potato Creek
William Owens
Warmers’ Valley
Young Owens
Aben Owens
Frank Schick
Corywille
Owens
W. D. Alen
Bradford
Grose denies he seeks another school post
Erie August reports quote Herman Grose stating he has not resigned nor is he seeking a new job. He says he is content in his current role as superintendent of schools and denies circulating speculation from the weekend about a possible move. Grose reiterates there is no truth to claims of preparing resignation for submission at Thursday’s school board meeting.
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Erie
Herman Grose
Grose
Harrisburg
Local social notes outline weekend visits and travel
Ralph Webb and son Atmon hosted guests including Mr. and Mrs. David Smith of Townville and Mr. and Mrs. Donall Evans of Meadville. Other visits featured Mr. and Mrs. Len Booker and daughters, Mrs. Inez Hoover returning to Detroit with her father, and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dean visiting from Detroit. The Goodyear balloon flight passed Spartansburg en route east, while Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Whitney stayed at State College, Pa.
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Westford
H. D. Bennett
Oskar Most
Detroit
Mich
Baer
Albert Kurschinske
Edna Pe Qil
Kurschinske
Mary Elizabeth Skiff
Cleveland
Une
IH. F. Stranahan
Juanita
A. M. Bailey
Woooman
Hiram Johnson
D. D. Stranahan Spen
Lily Dale
Cassagage Lake
Charles Roth
Ina ‘Smith
Edinboro
Priscilla
W. B. Brown Andrederick Morton
Oil City
Georgia Youne
Ray Coates
George Hicks
Red Oak
Howard Hicks
Meadville
Ralph Weicht
Corry
Byron Bixby
Bertha Elston
Glenn Burton
Riebenlaub
Anna
Wim
Sontag
Charles Scarem
Reba Robinson
Meda ‘Tauber
Findley Lake
Lewis Scarem
R. Bootier
Dnd
Harry Hoffman
Titusville
Hoffman
E. Livenspire
D. Clair Reichard
Alloughby
Charles Groscost
Tudler
Sharpaville
Ralph Webb
Son Atmon
David Smith
Townville
Donall Evans
D. Y. Kinney
Len Booker
Mss Leonard
Erie
P. J. Dooler
Inez Hoover
Wesley Smith
Edward ‘Dean
Dean
Harry Firth
Guy M. Fish
Canton
Goodyear
Cleveland Stadium
Spartamsburg
Jesse Whitney
State College, Pa
Mrs. Whitney
Mary Isbler
Crossing program at North East assured
New York Central and Nickel Plate railroads agreed to pay 50 percent of land damages for grade crossings in North East borough and avenues. County Solicitor Jacob Held said Pavie Service Commission will issue a formal order directing the state highway department to proceed with plans. The agreement, reached Monday, surprised officials after a brief controversy over right of way rights and damages.
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ERIM
New York Central
Nickel Plate
North East Borough
Jacob Held
India
Pav
Ie Service Commission
State Highway Department
Fta
Nickel Place
Profits High for Virginia Farmers
Virginia Tidewater farmers enjoy a boom as potato and tomato crops reach record sizes and high prices. Potatoes sell around 4 to 4.94 per barrel, with large farms yielding 2 800 to 4 000 barrels. Tomatoes bring 40 to 80 cents per small basket, boosting income for workers packing sorting and wrapping fruit with daily earnings cited, including a man packing 424 boxes for 19.96 and a girl wrapping 354 boxes earning 14.16.
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United Press
Norfolk
Virginia Tidewater
Virginia
Patents to Be Shown at Leipzig Fall Fair
An exhibit of the newest patents and ideas from inventors in many countries will highlight the Leipzig Fall fair. The display seeks to aid inexperienced inventors and those seeking profitable markets. Space will be provided to display and demonstrate new devices across fields with equal access for all nations. Expert guidance will aid in developing ideas, obtaining patents, and protecting them. The fair runs August 30 through September 3.
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United Pre
Leipzig
Police record shows balanced crimes and clearances
Police books balance for the week July 4 to 14 with seventy nine crimes reported and an equal number cleared, the first time in more than a decade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
A Few Months Make a Whale of Difference Dino
Harold L. Ickes charged in a vitriolic radio speech that Gov. Alf Landon’s state compacts, cited in Landon’s acceptance address, were described as the easiest horse by Landon’s Kansas governor. The speech responded to Landon’s criticism of civil service, vapor, dictatorship, and state pacts.
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Washington
Harold L. Tekes
Alf M. Landon
Kansas
Ickes
Landon
Boy, Gun Victim Improves. Receives Recovery Hope
Dri Aug 4 Joseph Mass ten 910 Hast 26tt street suffered a bullet wound to the abdomen while at play. Attending physician Dr Chester McCalima reports improving condition and better than even chance of recovery. It is four days since the shooting and there are fair signs of progress. No signs of peritonitis have developed. The boy kept the shooting secret for five hours after the bullet entered the pit of his stomach.
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Dri
Joseph Mass
Chester McCalima
McCallum
Glow Lamp Shines After Being Turned Off
Chicago August 4. A new light developed for home furnishings glows for hours after the switch is off. The lamp uses a chemically treated shade that retains luminescence after the electric bulb is extinguished, attracting interest from modern industrial engineers at the Merchandise Mart exposition.
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Smeg Pewee
Chicago
Alzadin
Merchandise Mart
Daily Cross Word Puzzle Sies Across and Down
Puzzle text shows a jumbled and garbled crossword clue list with scattered numbers and fragments across and down. The readable portions reference river names, professions, prefixes, and various clue topics, but the overall item is a damaged crossword puzzle page segment reflecting mixed letters, with partial entries such as Adorn World Paper and references to Adams, years, and regions.
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Africa
Papa
Drew
Suppet
Henry Trubrowning
Warren Tot Fatally Burned in Odd Accident
Doris Bloomquist seven teen months old, daughter of Verner and Mrs. Bloomquist, at 15 Prospect street, died from burns after a lighted lamp fell onto her while at John Coan’s Elk township home. The lamp spilled oil on her face and head, flames were extinguished, she was taken to Warren General Hospital and died at 4 43 a m Monday.
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Warren General Hospital
Dayton Keeps Wright Relics
Dayton preserves Wright brothers landmarks despite Henry Ford buying the shop. Beyond the Dearborn museum, six Wright-connected sites remain including the birth home of Orville and the death home of Wilbur. The brothers planned early work there and lived in that residence after returning from France.
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Dayton
Henry Ford
Gre
Wybur Wright
Drst
Ward
Dearbury
Wrights
Orville
Wilbur
France
Cotton tariff worries Japan in industrial notes
Tokyo Aug. 4 Japan s cotton industry faces over production and export slack. Haruteru Miyake, citing Industry and Education, notes tariff walls hindering Japanese goods and cites 1935 data: 10,390,520 spindles and 9,560,724 bales of yarn, with Britain exporting more to Japan.
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United Press
Tokyo
Japan
Haruteru Miyake
Industry and Education
Great Britain
Miyake
Britain
Survey Shows Farm Accident Toll Rises Nationwide
New York report from Country Life magazine says farming remains the most hazardous occupation with about 4400 fatal accidents yearly. The piece notes unsafe buildings, careless livestock handling, and faulty equipment as top causes, plus hazards like loose boards and mislabeled poisons. It also warns fires last year cost farms and rural towns about a quarter of a billion dollars. Por sale four weeks old pigs by Lyle L Merry near State Hatchery.
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New York
Country Life Magazine
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