Harwood predicts plentiful game for Pennsylvania hunters
Harrisburg reports from Ernest E. Harwood of the Game Commission say there will be a plentiful supply of game across Pennsylvania this season based on monthly county reports. He notes strong resident and visiting hunter numbers, with deer and bear seasons set, ducks and small game forecasts improving though ell season omitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arch Eddy
United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Ernest E. Harwood
The
Game Commission
Harwood
Mn Harwood
Ohio Publisher Vanishes From Coshocton Tribune Office
Disappearance of P. S. Wallace editor and publisher of the Coshocton Tribune was disclosed by his family after a two day search failed to find him. Wallace left the Tribune office about 1:00 am Sunday after printing the Sunday edition and did not return home. Robert B. Wallace, a son, has led the search as friends and relatives describe his long ownership of the paper and his ill health in recent years.
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United Press Coshocton
P. S. Wallace
Coshocton Tribune
Wallace
Tribune
Simployes
Robert B. Wallace
Coshooton! Tribune
Anit
Ohio
Reunion at Manley Farm celebrates lasting ties and plans annual gathering
Old schoolmates and teachers, some visiting after forty years, gathered at the A. D. Manley farm in West Spring Creek for a picnic and business meeting. G. D. Eldred was elected president, with Mrs. Nellie Welker as vice president and George Deming as secretary. The group agreed to hold the reunion annually at the same site and date, with attendees from nearby towns and states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Manley
West Spring Creek
G. D. Eldred
Nellie Welker
George Deming
Gowanda
Westfield
Jamestown
Erie
Waterford
Edinboro
Cambridge Springs McKean
Corry
Spring Creek
Spartansburg
Youngsville
Tidioute
Youngstown
Knights Templar Officers Meet in Pennsylvania Division
At the Hotel Corry last evening the 12th Division Grand Commandery Knights Templar of Pennsylvania held an officers meeting with Eminent Sir James A. Evans named divisional commander succeeding the late Benjamin F. Sieger. Attendees from Northwestern, Mt. Olivet, Clarence, Warren and Ridgway commanderies praised hotel service and discussed division welfare.
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Knights Templar of
Pennsylvania
Corry
James A. Evans
Evans
Benjamin F. Sieger
Northwestern Commandery
No. 25
Meadville
Harry E. Faber
William F. McGill
Harley J. Morris
Generalissimo
Ivan D. Drake
Geneal
LaVern C. Beatty
Alvert Bender
Clinton Seymour
Mt. Olivet
Erie
James A. Sans
Freddo P. Klund
Jerome Li. Sternberg, Jr
Rea R. Whitley
George W. Reichat
Banish Acid Stomach With Simple Easy Way
An advertisement promises relief from stomach distress with Adla Tablets from Kelster's Cut Rate. It claims to banish acid stomach indigestion and gas and to bring quick relief, featuring Dr. Emil as the referenced authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil
Kelster
Macadam roads favored by Governor Pinchot in PA plan
Harrisburg August 22 Governor Pinchot signaled support for using new macadam surfaces extensively in Pennsylvania’s 18.9 million Federal aid highway program to maximize mileage and labor relief. He weighed costs against labor shares, noting concrete at 36,1800 per mile with 25 percent labor versus modern macadam at 30,400 per mile with 45 percent labor, arguing macadam yields more miles and jobs.
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Harrisburg
Governer
Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Blakeslee
Broadheadsville
Monroe County
Firemen Have Close Escape Oil City
Two firefighters Floyd Pratt and George Akins were overcome by smoke while battling a basement blaze at 59 Main Street in a three story building housing J. C. Greenawalt upholstery shop and several apartments. They received medical attention but were not seriously affected.
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Oil City
Floyd Pratt
No. 1 Hose Company
George Akins
No. 2 Company
Main Street
J. C. Greenawalt
Acquitted Widow Barred from Appearing at Lyonhurst Arena
Marlboro Mass Aug 22 Mrs Jessie B Costello acquitted of poisoning her husband was refused permission to appear as an attraction at Lyonhurst ballroom tomorrow night She appears tonight in Somerset Mayor Charles Lyon also refused the Pastime theatre a permit to present the motion picture The Seventh Commandment Miss Myrtle Fuller after a short Erie stay with her sister Mrs M A Casler and family returns home this evening
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Marlboro
Mass
Jessie B. Costello
Lyonhurst Ballroom
Somerset
Charles Lyon
Pastime Theatre
Maxwell in new trouble at Erie
Maxwell, an 8 year old named Devu Marxiwell, was in Hamot hospital with serious injuries after a beating in Erie. Police report say a fellow struck him in the head, details limited. Maxwell had previously been convicted of killing George Maur, a Griswold Manufacturing swatchman, and later acquitted in a retrial.
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Brie
Wyed
Devu) “Marxiwell
Hamot Hospital
W Bie
Nseyseal
Maxwell
Police Circle News
Frederick A Lose Died After Weeklong Pneumonia
Frederick A Lose, longtime Corry regent for 38 years, died Monday at his home 119 West Smith after a week with pneumonia. Born September ird, 1851, he worked 28 years for Haniel Clark Co. Survived by widow and brother Robert Losee of California. Funeral arrangements to be announced. Lawrence Davison visited Warren today.
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Frederick A. Uosee
Corry
West Smith Street
Mr. Losse
Haniel Clark Company
Mr. Loses
Robert Losee
California
First Loans By Home Corp Due In September
The Federal Home Owners Lost Corp will release funds for relief of licensed homeowners in September. Local office at 18 West Street reports thousands of mortgage relief inquiries. District manager Charles H. Schloss says over 100 formal applications filed. each requires appraisal and title examination before final Philadelphia headquarter approval. Immediate relief possible via court stay of foreclosure.
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RIE
Federal Home Owners’ Lost Corp
Wast Sth Street
Charles H. Schloss
Philadelphia
Two Have Close Escape As Truck And Auto Crash
Two Huntingdon residents in a Pontiac coupe escaped serious injuries when their car overturned after a head on collision with a Warren Ealing Co. truck one mile north of Wilcox. Truck driver Robert Hulings and passenger Garney Peterson slept through the crash. Mrs. Margaret Dick, 75, of Pentise, suffered lacerations and shock and was taken to Kane Community Hospital. she moved home later. Clarenca P. Dick, uninjured, emerged from the wreckage. The truck was damaged about 150 dollars and was en route to Warren. Patrolman Jack Dillman investigated.
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Ridgway
Huntingdon
Warren Ealing Company
Wilcox
Robert Hulings
State Highway Patrol
Garney Peterson
Warren
Margaret Dick
Kane Community Hospital
Glarenca P. Dick
Jack Dillman
The
Highway Patrol
Unclear OCR Note Appears on Call Record
Fragmentary text shows names and phrases but lacks coherent facts. Mentions a person named Pat and references to Kerr, Gr Kerr, Rhind, and Robert, with scattered terms like officers and package spot. No verifiable event or outcome can be determined from the readable data.
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Pat
Kerr
Robert
Sts
G Fear
Unclear OCR fragment on local notice or report
Fragmentary text includes garbled phrases about a person named Bert and a mention of three items or events. Readable details are insufficient to determine subject, date, place, or outcome for a proper headline.
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Manley Farm
E. E. Guignon
Knight Templar
Hotel Corry
Clarence
Charles P. Paulson
Charles W. Davison
Lloyd Stowe
Franklin T. Bappitt
Wallace M. Young
Ross G. Fehlman
Lawrence Davison
Jay V. Blair
August A. Keller
Harry S. Peterson
Harold A. Ross
Williams
Yeager
Knapp
Carl
Myrtlé Fuller
F. A
Frigidaire
Vicinity
Cme
General Motors
Root’s
South Center Street
Corry, Penn'a
Home Corp
Warren Baking Company
L R. Tiffany
Son Keppel
Doris Brown
Olean
Keister
Alc Castoria
Lloyd Geder
Faasil
Geisel's
Mas Girard
Paxil
Police Gabel
Th Paul
Ing
Pittsb
Penn Tow
Wes Syracuse
Jer
Srac
Hay
Member
Federal Reserve System
Bert
Noighte
Herad
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