Two Business Blocks Guttted In Sunday Fire
Fire of undetermined origin gutted two business blocks in Trion City about 5 o clock Sunday morning causing total losses between 20000 and 35000 dollars. Wind favored the south keeping the blaze from spreading along Math street while unions city fire department saved adjacent buildings. Damaged properties included N Y Costello grocery Dr Hat Davis offices and Ingrahams Jewelry McGills Restaurant with living upper floors unoccupied.
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Gospel program at Christin and Missionary Al Hanes Church
Nathaniel Carlson and daughter Violet will present a gospel music program at the Christin and Missionary Al Hanes church this evening at 7:45. The couple broadcast on station WLBW and residents have heard their program. The public is invited to attend the special service featuring songs, instrumental and vocal duels, mandolin, guitar, and a Belgian glassophone with short talks.
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al Hanes
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Sparta Manis Fatally Hurt In Auto Accident
Looney was seriously injured when dragged under a car in Sparta. He died at Union City hospital shortly before 7 this morning from fractured ribs and likely internal injuries. He had worked as a farmhand in Sox tonshire and near Centerville. a brother Ben is said to live in Titusville.
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State Farm Expert Urges Action Amid Drought Pleas
State Farm expert J Jordan outlines the drought impact in Pennsylvania with losses reaching at least 50 million dollars on crops livestock and pastures. He urges farmers to ration and move livestock conserve every blade of grass and hay and prepare for a hard fall and winter.
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Pennsylvania
J. Jordan
Commonwealth
Hoover
United States
Hyde
Federal Farm Board
NASTS LADIES SHOP SET TO OPEN IN SEPTEMBER
Wasts' new Ladies Shop will occupy the Ames Drug Store storeroom on North Center Street and is slated to open about September 15. Remodeling is under way with Elmer Merrivoy in charge. Mary Sullivan and Mervyn Nast are in New York buying stock as plans proceed for the grand opening.
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T Hat
Elmer Mcrivoy
Iatastim
Grand Rapids Company
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Mervyn Nast
Mary Sullivan
Nust Ladies Shop
New York City
Apple Crop Value and Shipment Figures
The country's apple crop is valued at about 100 million dollars. About 2 million bushels of apples are sent to market each year.
Dreaming Writer Wins Big at Monaco Casino
Nina Wilcox Putnam, famed American author, once banned gambling but dreamed of playing baccarat. She entered a casino in Juan Les Pins with a small stake and won 49,000 francs before stopping, declaring the win a personal great. The scene shifted after her departure as two wealthy women followed.
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France
Nina Wilcox Putnam
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Two St Louis Flyers Within 2 Days of Record
Forest O Brine and Dale Jackson neared the world endurance refueling air record aboard the monoplane Greater St Louis over Lambert Field. They passed 600 hours in the air at 8 11 a m CST while confident they would top the 593 hour mark set by the Hunter brothers of Sparta Illinois.
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Greater St. Louis
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Jackson
Machine
York to host third class cities convention begins August
Mayors councilmen city solicitors and other officials from third class cities in all parts of the commonwealth will attend a three day convention in York beginning August 19 with 190 to 200 delegates expected. Mayor Jacob B Weaver of York will open the gathering with a welcome and will chair the program committee. Walter Greenwood president of the league will respond and take over as meeting head. The agenda includes zoning a model building code gas tax allocation traffic and other civic and administrative topics.
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Yorke
Pennsylvania League of Cities of
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York
Weaver
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League
Van Tassel Family Reunion at Cana doh ta Lake
The Van Tassel family held a reunion Saturday at Camp Marchesan Cana dohia Lake attended by eighty relatives and friends. The afternoon featured recitations bathing races and games. A picnic dinner followed at 1 20 p m and a business meeting. Officers for the new year were President A B VanTassel Secretary Mrs A B VanTassel and Treasurer Mildred Bryant. An August 1931 grove gathering was planned.
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Camp Marchesan
Canadohia Lake
A. B.vantassel
A.B. VanTassel
Mildred Bryant
Grove
Death Claims James Morrison at Warren Pennsylvania
Word reached here yesterday of the death at Warren Pennsylvania of James Morrison who died at his home after a serious illness Sunday morning at 2 15. Morrison was brother of Mrs R I Palmer Mrs Eimer Clyde Morrison of this city Funeral services will be held from the late home on Tuesday afternoon at 2 o clock Interment will be in Warren Mrs Joseph Yokules and daughter who had been patients at the Corry hospital were returned to their West Church street home Sunday.
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James Morrison
Morrigon
R. I. Palmer
Eimer
Youngeal Clyde Morrison
Warren
Joseph Yokules
Corry Hospital
West Church Street
Night meeting at Sendon Park spurs license suspensions
A late evening gathering referenced as a **Sendon board** meeting touched on licensing actions for drivers with 32 licenses revoked and 82 suspended for violations. The state motor laws were noted amid a rodeo by Troop D of the Pennsylvania State Police announced by the State Highway Department.
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Butler
Bureau of Motor Warlihe
Justice moves fast against slayer of wife
Amarillo, Texas August 11 Justice moved swiftly to indict A D Payne Amarillo attorney who confessed to murdering his wife by planting three sticks of dynamite in the family automobile He was to be brought from Stinnett after mob threats and the trial set for Tuesday or Wednesday Judge Henry Bishop said the case would set a Texas speed record Payne refused to plead insanity or delay the chair He said his only asset was 21000 with which to leave his children he sought forgiveness from his wife's parents and blamed his former secretary Verona Thompson for prompting the arrest
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Diem
Fragmentary Report of Fatal Train Incident Near Hart
A garbled account describes a fatal train accident involving Jesse Smith and others near Hart. Details are missing or unclear, but the narrative mentions a passing train, a gateman, and eyewitness uncertainty about timing and location. Further clarification is needed to establish exact individuals, actions, and outcome.
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