Reynoldsville Imperial Hotel Sold to Brookville Investor
Reynoldsville reports a major real estate deal as Imperial Hotel changes hands to Charles Battaglia of Brookville. The hotel, long owned by Mr and Mrs Harry Copping of Reynoldsville for 15 years, fronts updates but no changes in the building were announced.
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Reynoldsville
Reynoldsynle
Imperial
Charles Babtagglis
Brookville
Berl
Harry Copping
Reynoldaville
Battaglia
Big Willake
County Hotel
Boston House
Itt
Kane
John M. Sterner
Community Hopital
Monroeville
Clarion County
Pennsylvania Failrod
I. O. O. F. Lodge
Roosevelt advisor visits Erie amid diverse local notices
Rexford Tugwell, one of Franklin D. Roosevelts early New Deal advisers, toured Erie visiting old friends. Local items include Crosses burned under police watch near East and Reed streets, Dunk Shop serving hamburgers and hot dogs, and the Ritz ice cream promotion. Also noted are school lunch program plans for Pennsylvania, a runaway boy case, Hamot Hospital building plans, and various community notices from Grove City College to Forest County fair preparations.
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Meerdink’s
Erie
Ast
Heed
David Parmenter
Frank Eeter
West Main Street
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
U. S. Department of Agriculture
George J. Christoph
Buffalo
N.Y
Christoph
Paul’s
Hamot Hospital
Enoch
Filer
Board of Managers
Meyers and Johnson
John N. Hatfield
Iospital
Advance Cleaners
Rebekah Class S S Donations Call for Support
A diocesan update notes large enrollments across Erie diocese schools with about 17,500 students. A freight train accident at H T Osburn Co in Meadville caused about 3000 damage but no injuries. Local events include a grand opening of the Park Theatre remodeling and a fish fry at Taylor’s Lunch.
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Rebekah
Methodist S.S
Walter Ross
Oil City
H. T. Osburn & Company
Pennsylvania Railroad
Moran and
West Front Streets
Erie Juthiolié Diocesan
Pallerm
Michael McManus
Meadville
Children’s Hospital
Pittsburgh
Boston House
St Meadville
New Park
Taylor’s
Russia massing divisions along Araxes border report
Teheran dispatches cite cabled foreign sources claiming the Russian army has massed 25 to 25 divisions along the Araxes River on the Iran Soviet frontier. Observers report typical Red Army mountain units with divisions around 5000 strong, mechanized divisions possibly smaller. Separate item notes George W Balles Jr appeals conviction for moral offenses in Norristown, while his defense attorney fled the appeal in Philadelphia.
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Tehran
Nan
Araxes River
Iran
Russia
Priday
Hus Sem Ala
United States
Weadmaster
Norristown
George W. Balles, Jr
Far Minister, Academy
Balles
Edward P. Duffy
Philadelphia
Printing industry growth in the early 18th to 1930s
The text traces Joy Printing from a small sideline to a distinct industry by 1880 employing 8.5 thousand workers in nearly 35 thousand shops and job shops, then reaching 192 thousand wage earners in 19.0 thousand plants by 1937, noting evolving plant scale.
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Aaa
New Davison Funeral Home Completes Move to East Main
Davison Mineral Home relocates from North Center to 469 East Main on J. D. Bentley property. New building features three large service parlors two display rooms and a modern preparation area with expanded facilities and grounds for gravelled driveways and high capacity services.
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Davison Mineral
North Center Street
East Main
J. D. Bentley
R. Lawrence Davis
Davison
Harding
Locally Printed Forms Not Legal For Veterans
Philadelphia August 17 Army finance office announced locally printed forms and newspaper facsimiles of the application for veterans must be abandoned for the Armed Forces Leave Act payments. Only official forms obtainable at U S post offices will be accepted after facsimiles were received.
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Assommven
Philadelphia
Army
U.S
Release woman held in poison murder case in Madison
Madison Ind August 17 Mrs Lottie Tot Lockman a 62 year old Dupont housekeeper charged with the poison murder of Minnie McConnell was ordered released from jail on 15000 bond by Justice of the Peace Elmer Crozier. Her attorney Joseph Cooper said she would be out soon. Prosecutor Donald Bear said he and Cooper waived arraignment and Cooper had claimed earlier she was the victim of a neighbor. A hearing was sought for her.
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Madison
Ind
Lottie
Tot) Lockman
Dupont
Minnie McConnell
Justice of the Peace
Elmer L. Crozier
Joseph Cooper
Jefferson County
Donald Bear
Cooper
WAC Captain Nash Durant Trial Delayed in Jewel Theft
In Frankfurt German authorities postponed the trial of WAC Captain Kathleen B. Nash Durant charged with theft of the Hesse crown jewels. The hearing was rescheduled to Thursday August 2.
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WAC
Frankfurt
Germany
Kathleen B. Nash Durant
Hesse Crown
Actress Sues Warner Bros for 2 725 000 Over Billing
Los Angeles reports actress Joan Leslie sues Warner Bros claiming she deserves star billing and seeks 2 725 000 in damages plus an injunction to stop exhibition of the film until billing is restored. She had earlier won a suit to break her contract and emphasizes a deliberate effort to hamper her freelance reel.
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Los Angeles
Joan Leslie
Warner Bros. Studio
Miss Leslie
Panter Sighting Stirs Rural Fear After Man Injured
Crandall and Emmett Weir report a panther encounter near James Town Street Ext, leaving a man with a back injury. Deputies investigate an alleged animal attack while residents discuss sightings and safety concerns in the countryside.
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Robert
Crandall
Emmett Weir
Howev
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University of Chicago
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Chautauqua Lake
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Spartansburg
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Youngaville
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Fritz Whitaker
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National Bearing Division
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Frederick Stack
Find Ming
Spencer
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Warner
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FOE Taxi
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North Centar Stront Corry, Pa
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Peter Giros
Warner Bros
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