Paralyzing Chaos On Parade Route And Local Notices
Disjointed town items report road works near West Pleasant intersection delaying traffic and a civic event lineup. Mentions Melvig Amy arrest, various school and athletic activities, a pajama fashion show, tax and income figures for Columbia Gas and Electrical, and police checks on fast drivers on East South street. Also notes a Masonry degree for TR Whitley in Indy, a Pennsylvanian truck license law change, a Downie Bros parade reaction, and local medical treatment for Carl Swanson.
Two Boys Shot by Farmer After Pearl Theft Incident
Aug 1 two boys told police a farmer shot at them while stealing pears near Lake Pleasant road, six miles south of the city. Peter Krivanak, 19th Street, critically wounded. companion Peter Krivanak, 1821 Wayne Street, lightly wounded. Farmer fled after firing several shots from a shotgun, incident near George Bost cottage. Police launched search. victim loaded into auto. hospital staff reported injuries.
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Lake Pleasant Road
Minile
Peter Krivanalk
Hanvot Hospital
Peter Krivanak
Wayne Street
George Bost
Simits
Brute
Golley’s
Burkshoy
A. M. Bertitob
East Apth Street
Che Suet
Emnall
Perpitt
Chy
Joe Lynch
Old Time Party for Philateas at Baptist Church
Philath eans entertained at the Baptist Church mission circle gathering on Monday evening at the te huote Rash Pleasant street. A 6:30 dinner on the lawn featured neatly arranged tales and croquet followed by a radio program from the Golden Hour of the Whitehead home with Bill Hayes and various performers. Highlights included selections by Miss May Howatts Paul Whitman Ethel Jones John McCormack and the Revelliers. An air of nostalgia ran through stories readings and group songs ending with bedtime tales by Mrs George Thomas. Out of town guests Mrs A Bell and son Lloyd of Pittsburgh and Mrs A Weils of Pittsburgh attended.
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Anu Mars
Philytiea
Baptist Church
Crolck
Whitehead
Bill Hayes
George Keefe
Kate Smith
May Howatts
Paul Whitman
Ethel Jones
Johner
John McCormack
Geo. Thomas
Mildred Boswell
Mildred Mone
Tom ‘Sawyer
Offy Walters
Apex Soaps
Martha
Seth Parker
George Thomas
Gilyer
Jessica Dragnet
Lloyd Thomas
Mumiber
Lloyd ‘Thomas
Rienarl Miller
Oted Sonia
Mra
A. Bell and Son
Lloyd
Pittsburgh
A. Weils
Erie County Prohibitionists Endorse Upshaw Plan for President
In Erie county, former county official Charles K. Davis and lawyer George Mason back William D. Upshaw for president, opposing Herbert Hoover. Davis says Hoover’s acceptance speech slaps the drys, alienating about 700 registered prohibitionists while many others vote dry. Local supporters of Gov. Gifford Pinchot may face shifts if Roosevelt endorsement emerges.
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ERS
Baie County
Fromer
William D. Upshaw
Gesegia
United States
Herbert Hoover
Charles K. Davis
Hoover
Davis
Alfred B. Smith
Erie County
Frankelin Roosevelt
Cap
George Mason
Howeeer
Mason
Gifford Pinghut
Roosevelt
Two Injured by Dynamite Cap at Loge Haven
Paniel A. Stover aged 26 of Woolrich was critically injured when he discharged a nitroglycerine cap by accident. His niece Peggy Stover of Reading sustained a forehead laceration and shock. Both are patients at the private hospital. Stover faces possible loss of sight from facial injuries and limb trauma.
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Loge Haven
Paniel A. Stover
Woolrich
Pegey Stover
Reading
Peggy Stover
Harvest on the Sears Hill oats favor fair yield
Oats harvest on Sears Hill reports a fair crop this year. Local residents Miss Leda Barcus and Miss Leah Barcus spent time with relatives in Lakewood. Mary Prine of Corry visited Mrs. George Burlingame, while Mr and Mrs T H Messinger hosted Sunday guests. Various neighbors, including Mrs Kate Fassell of Sugar Grove and Opal Atles, shared weekend gatherings. Gerald Thompson’s son joined Jamestown trip with William Thompson and family in attendance.
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Hull
Leda Baccus
Leal Barcug
Lakewond
N.Y
Mary Prine
Corry
George Burlingame
T. H. Messinger
Kate Fassell
Sugar Grove
Leah Barcus
Lakewood
Clyde Bacous
Vance Sieh
Kate
Lena Russell
William ‘Thompson
Gerald
Jamestown
N. Y
Frank Howard
Marjorie
Weston
Union City Bank to reopen about September first
WAM Aug 16 report says Home National Bank of Union City, closed since January, will reopen around September 1. About 1,200 depositors held $750,000 in insured funds. Plan restores 50 percent of deposits on reopening, rest subject to liquidation. 95 percent of depositors accept plan. new stock and strongest small bank status anticipated. County receives about $19,000 from the bank’s closure, later paid back to the treasury.
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WAM
Home National Bank of
Unio City
Tts
la Tiquida
Plas
Jailbreaker is recaptured in Bradford jail break
Bradford Pa Aug 16 Escaping from jail during treatment for ros a of blood and a severe cut on his hand Harry Baughman 40 of Bradford Morning was seized and lodged in the county jail on charge of jail breaking Seized in a barn at Tuns Baughman was taken into custody by Bradford police along with his son in law Lawrence Lyons 27 wanted on several bad check charges Another son in law Harold Lorentson was arrested on a disorderly conduct charge as police entered his home to investigate Baughman's activities after fleeing from jail
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Bradford
Harry Baughman
Tuns
Baughman
Lawrence Lyons
Sever
Inaw
Harold Lorentson
Jing Rom
iB P W Club Has Fine Outing
Witten members of Gorey ds and Professional Women's Club joined a trip to Canadahia Lake for a picnic dinner at 7 pm and beach games. The event was the final picnic of the summer. regular business meetings resume at Miss Jarvier Myers home on Rast Weyne street Monday evening September 6.
Child Born Amid Lindbergh Case Reverberations
A baby is reported born at Morrow Rome Englewood as Col Limbergh visits Newark Airport amid ongoing high profile investigation. The Lindbergh kidnapping case continues to cast a shadow as federal and state authorities, along with international police, pursue leads.
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Child
Morrow
Rome
Englewood
Uncertain activity endangers world police forces
The text questions the duration of activity and notes that if it continues, it will pose a permanent challenge to global law enforcement. It mentions Cal Lindbergh and murderers, with Loy's whereabouts unclear, all living in constant fear of the law.
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Aml
Cal. Lindbergh
Loy
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Center Etreet
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Tunyon
Browo Sr
Mae Hew Couneilenam
H&e
Columbia Gas and Flectri
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England
Main Street
Trattic
South Street
TR. Whitley
Masonic Temple Association
Brie
Supreme Council
Indianapolis
Corry Country Club
le Aero Supply Corpor
Ion
Hough
George Brow
Avro Supyaa
Fuller
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Staudenmaier
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Mery
Mather Park
Canadota Lake
Carl Swanson
Spartansburg
Etie
Philatheas
New York
Sleeping Cave
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
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Agust
Pennsylvania Railroad
Days OF
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Mildred
Babey Didrikson
Dallas
Tix
Pavitiv
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SOCAL
Keister
Union City Bank
Home National Bank
Ib. P. W. Club
Downie Circus
Pownie Bros
City
Aft
Col. Limbergh
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Iust
Sourland Mountain
Turley
Au Morrow
New
NEW York Life Service
1 Am
New York Life Insurance Company
Garry and Vicinity
Metropolitan
Prudential
New York Life
Arthur J.schaub
Center St
Montgomery Ward & Co
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Joi
Irma
Des Moi
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Boole
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Harris State
Senalower
Senato Gan
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