Births and local notices mix of town events and incidents
Telegram reports a baby born to Mr and Mrs Stanley Pennell of Flushing L I weighing seven and a half pounds. Félix Birkett of East Washington Street welcomes daughter Phyllis Blane born Friday August 10. Lula Buller discharged from Corty hospital to Spartansburg. Local address and hospital notes include Mrs Mary Whittlesey improving at West Church Street. Various town items cover a sermon on racketeering, Saegertown preparations for August 25 Hour Coming Day, Mayor Mayne of New Castle police court and castor oil quips, and a bridge tournament at the Country Club. Police report Milton Seizer charged with selling stool without a license in western Pennsylvania. N O W Club farewell for Adele McCray. Mrs Lawrence Hunter and baby at home on Wallview Street. M M meeting recaps and initiation plans at Miss Jane Raymond’s, with Hokets for a Sunday Country Club dance.
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Stanley Pennell
Flushing
L. I
Pennell
Félix Birkett
East Washington Strees
Phyllis Blane
Saegertown
Mayne
New Gastte
Mary Whittlesey
Virginia Sullivan
Adele McCray
California
M.M
Amelia
Christenson
Jane Raymond
Bliss Betty Wileos
Jamestown
Celoron
Harold Johnson
Justice of the Peace
Fred Nelson
Johnson
Kane
Woman's Club
Mott Street
Henry Quereveld
A. D
William D. First
Conneaut Lake
Mort le Boent
The
Daughters of the American Colonists
Rollo McCray
Waterford
Ruth Starr
Guy Abbey
John Patterson
Pram Howard
Alma ,Terrill
Charles Kay
Corry
Oil City
Sarah Copperwate
East Third Street
Ben J. McVeagh
Pinoak
Copperwate
Reading
Wester
Pennsylvania
Tri-State
Hy.d. Brown
Old City Aero Club
Giswiht
Commere
Meyer Payne
Sale Memorial
Dick Cooper
Garry Garnsin
Donny Moranti
Spud Manning
Wayne (Bus) Cook
Tionesta
Socony-Vacuum Oil Co
Hunter Run
Hunter
Frank Wilson
Meadville
Dodgs
Wiliam Terry
Grove City
Injiryes Eros
Aneyent Assembly
Mine Railways Company
Myrtle
August Heisler
George Barber
Edward Englert
Moorhead
Pennsylvania Grade
Baptist
Pitsburgh
Bert
Ernest Platt
Corry Hospital
Diverse city notes spark in Rochester area update
City and vicinity reports from Rochester area include Will J Wilcox delivery service, farm event at Elderskin grove near Brokenstraw, and various local notices. Weather reveals over 2.5 inches rain in Oil City area through mid August, with daily totals. Reports cover road work between Morrison and Weatline, Du Bois city seal adoption, Jamestown alarm incident, Kane pool plans, rummage sale, cucumber sales, and community events. Oil City, Jamestown, Kane, Corry, and Bradford items span fire department alarms, public works, obituaries, social gatherings, and local commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. ©. Duff
Ernest Milberg
Warren
Federal Forest
Morrison
Weatline
McKean County
Montgomery Post No. 17
American Legion
DuBoiscouncil
du Bois
DuBois
DuBois Fam
McNair Defendant in $50 000 Damage Suit
Aug. 16 Pittsburgh report states former policewoman, dismissed after alleging harassment by “ mashers” in downtown theatres, sues Mayor William J. McNair for $50,000 for slander claiming he caused harm by stating she framed Kenneth Clayland, a man arrested during the masher drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Preaw
Pittsburgh
William J. McNair
Allexes
Idk M. Rickenbrode
Kennet Clayland
Farm relief bill branded invalid by trust company
A Philadelphia report states the Frazier-Lemke farm debt relief act was branded unconstitutional by the Farmers Trust Company of Lancaster in a petition to the U.S. district court. The action seeks to stop a sheriff sale of Clayton R. Shreier’s Lititz farm, with a $6,500 mortgage, under a debt moratorium petition filed under the act. The fragment also mentions local Jubilee preparations and a minor automobile incident in Titusville and Columbus birthday tributes, reflecting a jumble of regional items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Philadelphia
Farmers ‘Trist Company
Lancaster
U.S
Clayton R. Shreier
Lititz
Shreiner
Kellogg's All-Bran Parade of Constipation Relief
A letter from Los Angeles reader G. Himes describes years of constipation and relief after daily Kellogg's All-Bran. The ad claims bulk and vitamin B aid elimination, iron supports blood, and compares favorably to patent medicines. Two tablespoons daily usually suffice, with medical advice urged for serious cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Himes
7Th St
Los Angeles
Calif
Kellopg
Battle Creel
Honor Bradford Vet Receives Silver Star for WWI Gallantry
The War Department awarded a Silver Star for gallantry in action to Arthur Syesonson of Bradford Pennsylvania for actions during World War I. The presentation honors his bravery and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford
Washington
Wat
Artiay 1, Syeanson
Royal coachman retires after three reigns in royal service
Frank Gaines retired yesterday on a pension at age 70, ending a career as royal coachman in three reigns. He joined the household as livery help and served as traveling coachman to Queen Victoria and King Boswari during his long service in the royal household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Frank Gaines
Queen Veteria
Queen Victoria
King Boswari
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EEES
Wing- Willi Star Stores
Veal
Anwar Dee
Lamb
Hamburg
Star
P&g. Soap
Bull Macaroni
Lula Buller
Spartansburg
Corty Hospital
B. E. Coleman
Chnren
Franklin
North Center Sr
Rochester Peaches
Will J Wilcox
Thomas Motor Co
New York
Ruth Hyde
Nagars
River Rapids
Bradford Pilots! Association
Emery Field
Titusville
Georss Trahan
Cohoes
N. Y
Franklin—Alfred MccElroy
New York State
Floyd B. Ladager
Hill Street
Paul Bedford
Jack Dillman
Walter Carvleo
Tulsa
Ohio
Mary Crosby Déud
Dalles
Ore
Columbus
Eda Crosby
Walton Homestead
Canary
Dainty Voises
Montgomery Warb & Co
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