Local thieves targeted Sumeatown stores in a string of flats
Merchants warned of an eight-person duo who posed as buyers, ordering furniture with small payments and having deliveries sent to vacant houses. The scam spanned several weeks across multiple Sumeatown furniture shops, with losses varying from a few dollars to over a hundred. Police urged vigilance and advised merchants to verify occupancy before delivery.
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South Street
Gil-W
Paul
Lutheran Ladies Aid Society
Charles Dahlstrand
A. Williams
VanTassel
Wattdpurs Park
Wattsburg
Scipta
W. A. Barrett
Druin
Ag Dee
City and Vicinity News Briefs From Ridgway to Meadville
Local items report a bail issue for Will J Wilcox, a Ridgway prisoner awaiting a hearing, and Thomas Arnold of Romulus facing sentences after alleged DUI charges. Anecdotes cover a Meadville hospital case, a drowning in Lake Erie, a farm barn blaze, and a Shreveport? relief meeting. The column notes a Meadeville fire loss, school administrator notices, and community events including reunions and a Washington visitors party.
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Cerro Zoo
West Frederick Street
Will J. Wilcox
Ridgway
Thomas Arnold
Romulus
Elk County
Justice of the Peace
Jacob Zelt
St. Marys
Nold
Eugene Baird
T Steitler
Moray
Elis Schvetkenavsit
Meattville
Roy Moore
Guys Mulls
Meadville
Cay Andrews
Walter Keppel
Hast Tvsing Street
United Berthren Ladies Aid Society
Ner Hone
Ast Smith Atrest
Blanch Ostorne
Missi Ltsh Powell
Mss van Nest
Dawson Olmstead
Seattle
Wash
Blanch Osborne
Eric
Miss van Nest
Washington, D. c
Hebros
Potter Climary
Hast
Fenn Development Company
Emporium Tambor Company
Buss
Meadville-Cochranton
Sherriit Jr
Connell
Borming McCaffery
Pittsburgh
Hine
Meuavily Hospital
New Castle High School
Tuck Cols
Los Angeles
New Castle
San Franciseo
Orlando
Sivitt
Conneautville
State Department of Public Instruction
Lawrence County
Albert
Distin Bish
Sharon
J. W. Bish
Tionesta
Forest County
North Main Street
Hamilton Avenue
Carrie Limbert
Pattie
James M. Cox
Liberty Party
Washington
Duneaut Late Park
Alpie McClant
Linesville
M. B. Barton
Conneaut Lake
P. B. Harned
John L. Morrison
Greenville Record-Argus
C. C. MoaAdoo
J. P. Kelly
Father Cox
Temple of Music
Sears Lips to Cure Swearing
In Pittsburgh a father admitted in morals court that he seared his eight year old son’s lips with a red hot poker to stop swearing. John Reed, 92, was held for humane society investigation after a patrolman found the boy, Lawrence Reed, eight, with burned lips and doing housework while his parents slept. The mother Agnes Reed described the incident as the husband used a hot poker from the stove. both parents said a welfare check was involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Pittsburgh
Thomas D Jones
John Reed
Humane Society
Reed
Edward Ross
Lawrence Reed
Ross
Agnes Reed
Lawrence
Welfare Association
Regular Meeting of Philath ea Class
The regular meeting of the Philathe a Class of the Baptist Church was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Carroll on North Center street. The business session, led by the president, discussed class work and committees. A program followed with vocal duets, readings, piano duets, and a song. Mrs. Carroll hosted with Mrs. Barton Smith and Mrs. J. W. Bickers assisting. Twenty four guests attended the salad luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pimiathea Glass
The
Baptist Church
Ralph Carroll
North Center Street
W. F Miller
B. Ey ‘Thomas
Raymond Barnes
Ralph Clarross
Mildred Monroe
May Howard
Barton Smith
George Thomas
Western States
Rockwell City
Town
Carroll
J. W. Bickers
State Legislature Frowns On New Taxes
Lawmakers resist new levies as the Senate delays its session awaiting House action on funding. Representatives from Lancaster to Philadelphia denounce tax hikes. calls grow to trim spending and avoid broader tax measures while balance issues and fund transfers spark debate.
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Treasury
Pinghot
Titsel Ceth
C. Day Goodnowgh
Huse
Legislative League
Senate
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Wing-Willi Star
Washburn Crosby CO
Superior
Holland
Japan
Harold C. Brown
Paul Quiniisk
Quiniisie
Brown
Jamestown
Duniel A
Daniel
Edina Darling Dale
Oxinvon
Jamestown General Hospital
Kiwanis Clin
Greenville
Lensus
Green Hospital
Pennsylvania
Amateur Et Lumologiais
Tiluaville
Livre
Oil City
Hazel Cummings
Cummings
Cora McCriy
Concord
Um Community House
Thayre McGrady
Cocey
Tie Jusville
Blute Highway Department
Harisburg
Bunte Street
Titusville
F. Model Dairy Co
Corry, Penna
Barlow Block
Corry Electric Shop
Inquire Journal
Lune
Bureau of Animal Industry
Thtrough A.W. Albaugh
Pionesta
O Gardner
Weedville
Air Force
Lindsley’s
Mel
Emma Stake
Kane
Lee Barton
Corey Hospital
G. H. Geiger
Hast Smith Street
Boy
Yous
Isaac Newton
Citizens National
Walter J. Smith
Schenectady
N. Y
Alfred H. Smith
New York
Misa Florence B. Watson
Albany
Ubis Line
Rep. Strickler
Lancaster
Turner
Delawire
Hal Kes Ty
Rishards
Stadtlander
Alegheny
Sterling
Philaelphia
Goodnagh
Wilton
Root’s Furniture Store
SOCAL
Keister
REX Theatre
Rex
Keisterefore
E. A
Eerda
Stern Pennsyean
Permaylvania
BSI
Hove
H. A1
Atoll
Faye
Sohie
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