Community Aid at Columbus to Hold Bazaar
Community Aid at Columbus plans a bazaar and supper on December 10 at the church. The Blue Bird Sunday School class will serve a supper that evening. Columbus Grange elects officers and endorses support for a Lyceum Course at the high school on December 18. Local residents gather for Thanksgiving as families visit from Pittsburgh Meadville and Corry.
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Columbus
NR. McGuire
Blue Bird
Columbus Grange
Nu S Oid
Charles Rexford
Floyd Hammond
Lelia Messenger
N. W ‘Tris
Kel
Merle Page
John Ohm
Lyn Colvin
Pittsburgh
Buffalo Hospital
B. A. Kellogg
Panxsutawney
John Willberg
Corry Hospital
Corry
Ollye Scholton
Edinboro
John Bunnell
Car Fon Normal School
J. W- Bunnell
Unlucky Seven Woman Convicted in Death of Seventh Husband
Mrs. Georgia Crown of Girard Kansas has been convicted of second degree murder in the death of her seventh husband Lil Brown and sentenced to 22 years in prison. Her fifth husband Fred Morton was also shot and killed years earlier, while a jury acquitted her on self defense.
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Georgia
Crown of Girard
Kas
Lil Brown
Fred Morton
Stents
Union Loan Co Promises Easy Terms on Small Cash Loans
A local loan firm advertises cash advances from 25 to 300 for furniture or piano purchases and overdue bills. Payments listed include 25 at 5.54 monthly and 300 at 28.04 monthly, with confidential service and no endorsements. Office hours daily 8 AM to 5 PM, phone provided.
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Union Loan Co
Union Loan Co., Inc
Moor
Corry Boy Serving In U S Army Aviation Service
Private Walter Gordon son of Alderman G H Gordon of East Church street is with the 50th Service Squadron Aviation Department U S Army at Bolling Field Washington He plans to take examinations for Flying Cadet this month He has already seen considerable air service and photographed a Panama fight seaplane during tests at Bolling Field
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Walter Gordon
G. H. Gordon
East Church Street
50Th Service Squadron
Aviation Department
United States Army
Bolling Field
Washington
Corry
Panama
Gordon
Baptist Young People Enjoy Fine Meeting In Titusville
Twenty five members of the Baptist Young People's Union of this city were among eighty five guests entertained by the Titusville organization at the Baptist church last evening. Union City members also attended. After devotionals a lively time with sports and games led by Jack Emminger Eyes director of the MCA was held. A social hour with refreshments ended with a Friendship Circle. The trip to Titusville by car was very enjoyable.
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Baptist Young People's Union
Titusville
Baptist Church
Union City Society
Jack Emminger
MCA
Men Like Them Gift Glove Note Pleasing Choice
A brief description praises a pleasing gift for men who appreciate smart things. The item referenced is a pair of gloves made from guatskin, highlighted as a refined accessory for discerning tastes.
Dwarf Trees Exhibit Shown in Tokyo Panorama
Dwarf trees, 300 varieties, were displayed in Tokyo. Some trees stood a foot high yet showed monarchlike detail. Prices reached as high as $6,000 for a few specimens. Hivergreens are the commonly dwarfed species. Growers feed limited water and shape with stocks to achieve extreme miniatures.
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Tokyo
Draft Dodger's Return in Doubt
Philadelphia reports continued controversy over Grover Cleveland Bergdoll the fugitive draft dodger and his mother Emma Hergdoll as to whether he will return for Christmas. Emma Bergdoll denies plans to welcome him while authorities refuse to comment amid the holiday speculation.
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Univeress
Philadelphia
Emma
Hergdoll
Grover
Disney
Merydoll
Germany
Hiexl
Eyland
Tuter
Bergdoll
Thanksgiving Day notices from Spencer school
STATE HATCHERY NEWS ITEMS STATE HATCHERY, Nov. 30 Thanksgiving Day exercises at the Spencer school were held Wednesday afternoon November 24. Several old school mates attended. Miss Swift, the jeweler, went to her Cambridge Springs home over the holidays. Mrs. Richardson, a parent at Corry Hospital, returned home. Mrs. Omar Grawedt fr abl ta by oi' after being chit finel to her oine wink neuring. Miss Edythe Builler visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Butler during Thanksgiving. Mr. and Mrs. Roosevelt Sorenson and children were Thanksgiving guests in Corry. Mrs. Janet Parkhurst and daughter Trade motor to Fly to spend Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. Norman Parkhurst and Mr W. Veortehurst. Mrs. Minnie Joy and daughter Porpence were guests at Spring Creek for Thanksgiving. Mr. Knapp was a diner guest at the house of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sweet. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sweet and family were guests of Mrs. Sweet’s parents at Carter Hill. Oscar Ma and Miss Doris Mavis were guests at the Manges home. Mr. and Mrs. Wilber Morris of Cari and Mrs. Marry Morris and family were entertained Thanksgiving day by Mr. and Mrs. Harold Morris. Mr. Clint Preble moved to Spruce Creek for employment. Mrs. Preble and children remain with her parents. A clothes drive will be held December 13 at Spencer School to collect pins and other items for the ranch. Mr. and Mrs. Will Crater from Hettve visitors.
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Spencer School
Swift
Wwent
Cambridge Springs
Richardson
Corry Hospital
Omar Grawedt
Edythe Builler
A. G. Butler
Roosevelt Sorenson
Corry
Janet Parkhurst
Norman Parkhurst
W. Veortehurst
Minnie Joy
Spring Creek
Glenn Eldred
Mr. Knapp
Houser
Farold Sweet
Mrs. Sweet
Roe Manges
Carter Hill
Oscar Ma
Doris Mavis
Manges
Wilber Morris
Cari
Marry Morris
Coriy
Andrew Parks
Tormer
Hecomber
Will Crater
Hettve
Former Editor Kills Himself in Worcester
Worcester Mass Dec 1 Austin Phelps Cristy 76 founder and former publisher of the Worcester Telegram died in a hospital from a self inflicted wound. He was taken there after a Monday attempt at death in the brokerage offices of J S Buche and Company. Financial reverses were blamed for his act.
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Worcester
Mass
Austin Phelps Cristy
The
Worcester Telegram
J S. Buche and Company
Visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs J W fuer
Mei Grittor is described as a sister of Mes fhatier, with a note about visitors at the residence of J W fuer and his family.
Arrested for Killing Fawn in Unioa Trial
In a case tied to the deer season, Jovenitown resident Rally Eels Blandlieng faced charges of killing a fawn with a forbidden weapon. The defendant pleaded guilty and was sentenced to 16 days in the county jail by Judge Clue. Other details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Unioa Fyony
Jovinetown
Hiems Sone Bamiston
Inetuilt
Line Yyns
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