Beo nington anniversary and Harrisburg liquor debate
On Aug 16 in Harrisburg the state liquor board discussed store prices and whiskey quality at the annual convention. Delegates noted modern blends must contain at least 20 percent rye or bourbon, contrasting with pre prohibition mixes. Wagner defended current stores, criticizing old days for low quality and higher deceit.
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United Presa
Harrisburg
Erie
W. Warrel
Brie
Pennsylvanies
Philadelphia
Eastern Liquor Board
Pennsylvania
Wagner
World Brothers circus comes to Kane and Erie area
The World Brothers three ring circus tours northwestern Pennsylvania with an engagement at Kane on Friday. Veterans of the 28th Division and the 80th Division from Corry are active in annual meetings and outings in Erie and Union City as part of Legion and veterans events this week.
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The
World Brothers
Pennsylvania
Kane
Corry
Erie
Connewut Laie
Relief Service
800 in Attendance at Columbus Picnic
Columbia hosted its twenty third reunion and picnic drawing more than eight hundred residents and former residents for a day of visiting and events. Children’s races and games led a lively program with George Bogert Vernon Thompson winning several events, a Polish boys baseball game 9 to 8, and a dancing party capped the day. A large out of town attendance and a later business meeting slated for 1935 union were noted, with Judge Thomas J. Prather unable to attend.
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Columbia
Columbus
Ryland Harvey
Javet
Jack
Onrn
Bernice Pauliines
Arlene Bates Miller
Frank ‘Cmiel
Frank Rouse
Richard Obrn
Robert Damon
Prank Rouse
Crosby Bush
Edward Schramling
Richard Thompson
Emil Toplovich
Ralph Hamilton
Community Aid Society
Goon
Thomas J. Prather
Meadville
Prather
Bia
Gerry Bennett
Seeits
Harry Gordon
G. M. Trantum
Elfreda Anderson
Jamestown
J. C. Smith
Sherman
Walter Carrico
da Crosby
Tulsa
Okla
Mary Crosby Dodd
the Dalles
Ore
C. D. Winegar
Walter Crosby
G. Sequene
Charles ‘Wilson
Elma
Piat
Franklin + street
Reconciliation Fails Woman Takes Poison In Pittsburgh Ride
Mrs Agries Thomas twenty one of Connellsville Pa drank poison to "make my husband feel sorry" while riding in a Pittsburgh street with Thomas P Jones twenty five. He rushed her to Homestead Hospital where staff said she would likely recover. The two had gone to Connellsville to see her estranged husband and were returning to Pittsburgh.
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Union of
Divorce Granted Mrs Cyrus Eaton in Cleveland Case
Mrs Cyrus Eaton was granted a divorce from Cyrus Eaton, a steel and utilities magnate, by Common Pleas Judge A W Doyle. The decree awards custody of their youngest child to Mrs Eaton, a large property settlement, and lets six other children choose their custodial parent. Mrs Eaton receives the Northfield country place while Eaton keeps the mansion nearby. Jim Eaton is ordered to pay $33,000.
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Cyrus
Eaton
Steel and Utilities
Common Pleas
A. W. Doyle
Cleveland
Jim
Pinchot Praises Pymatuning Dam Project and Benefits
Governor Pinchot called the Pymatuning Dam in Crawford county one of the greatest public works in Pennsylvania in years. He highlighted its cost about 3.75 million dollars, its flood and drought prevention value, and its potential as a premier recreation area. The dedicatory is sponsored by the Shenango Valley committee led by Fred L. Rentz of New Castle and G. A. Harshman of Sharon.
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United Press
Marrisburg
Pymatuning
Crawford County
Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Beaver Valley
Ohio
RFC
America
Fish Commission
Shenango Valley
Fred L. Rentz
New Castle
G. A. Harshman
Sharon
Four Children Die After Drunken Driver Crash
Continued from page one the driver struck four girls and fled a third mile with Bernice Uber clinging to the bumper. Floyd Goll and others helped restrain the driver as police investigated. Collins faces intoxication charges as the case proceeds.
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Page One
Bernice Uber
Anatorist
Floyd
Goll &1
Hangig
Collins
Meadville man commits suicide in hardware shop
Richard T. Lord a 53 year old Meadville hardware store owner was found dead Wednesday morning in the shop behind his North street business. Deputy Coroner Arthur Byham said death came about seven o clock from a .32 caliber revolver shot to the temple. The body was found by his son Theodore Lord after the weapon was fired and the body suspended by a rope from a crate. Investigators believe business worries prompted the act.
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Meadville
Richard T. Lord
Meadvill
State Road
North Street
Arthur BE. Byham
Theodore Lord
South Meadville
Lord
State worker probes into Butler County home
Isabel Sr Pelley arrived for an early welfare visit after Butler County Welfare Board suspended poor farm superintendent Fred Herold. The two day inquiry focuses on alleged cruel and brutal treatment of county farm inmates, sent to investigate per county commissioners request.
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Butler
Pat
Isabel Sr. Pelley
Harrisburg
Miss Pelley
Butler County Commissioners
Department of Welfare
Fred
Herold
Huge 2500 Gallon Moonshining Still Found in Cabalia Raid
Jamestown August 16 Three men are arraigned before U S Commissioner Edward R Hootey for manufacturing liquor without license evading taxes and selling without license in a Cabalia Cat taraugus county raid. Edward Burlingame owner of the farm is charged and released on bond. Agents tally 1000 gallons of alcohol 18000 gallons molasses mash a 2500 gallon still two 45 foot columns and vast equipment. Heating set for September 1.
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Jamestown
Cabalia Cattaraugus County
United States
Edward R. Hootey
Elmer W. Ouderiisk
Richard Slosn
Morrice Dossl
Edward Burlingame
Department of Justice
Ouderkirk
Owl
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Clymer
Beonington
State Liquor Control Board
First Baptist Church
Union City
Mibnie Francis Evans
B. P. Swartz
Register of Wills
Inez Burger
Cambridge Springs
W. H. Dallman
Evie Times
Columbia Gas and Electric Corporation and Subsidiaries
Washington Street
Allen
Pennsylvania Highway Patrol
Pennsylvania Department of ‘Welfare
Rex Theatre
R. C. Mears
Chatham
C. H. Bloomater
Putneyville
Cora Crippen
Ripley
Elwin Carrier
Maryland
Earl Crippin
Fort Worth
Tex
Misa Maude Ripley
Louise Riply
Nelson Trisket and Daughters
Pleasantville
Ward
St. Paul
Minn
Mildred Gross
Washington, D.C
Ashville
Ben Poole
Kate Spoon Kent
William Fuller
Panama
N. Y
Bighmy
W. D. Ward
Youngsville
Ruth Matteson Wayne
Bertha Matteson
L. Sickle
Florence Damon
James Sears
Spring Creek
G. W. Faulkner
Frewsburg
Burch Gordon
Guy Simmons
A. M. Howard
J. D. Bracken
Oliver Caster
Theo Borstorf
Worth Hammond
Hubert Heerlem
Howard
Ira Cady
van Vleet
Frea York
W. J. Wilcox
Arta Smith Welsh
Hina Gordon
Olln Bracken
C. A. Pain
C. A. Rouse
Thayer McCray
Elva McCray
P.O. Howard
D. H. Leach
Ne Wight
Hettie Montague
C. Schramling
Ina Bush
Frank Wilcox
Leon Wynn
C. Barnes
Langdon Rowe
A. M
London
Aragon Tower
Twickenham
Catherine of Aragon
770
Model Dairy Co
Corry, Penna
MT State
Butler CO
Cahors
France
Rene Roquet
Post Toasties
Post's Bran Flakes
Reeves
Wation- Wide
Golden Club
Rinso Lux
CERTO
Urmire
LUX
Sunkist
Wat Jc
Icebera Lettuge
Nowtawester
Spencer's Place
West
Washington St
Will J, Wilcox
East Mains
Lynn Gordon & Son
Donaldson Bros
Colmbus
Knowlton’s Cash Grocery
Wosinngvon
Darxee
Frigidaire
Frigidalne
Matel Yalus
Root’ S Furniture Store
Corry, Penn's
South Center Street
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