Auto crash injures two in St Marys Bucktail Trail area
Otto Millen of Walnut Street St Marys and Ben Helm of North Street St Marys were patients at Kaul Memorial Hospital St Marys with a crushed chest broken ribs and facial lacerations after an auto accident on the Bucktail Trail one mile east of St Marys Borough. Marlon Gogswell hosted a dinner for girls at her home on Mutt Street with a later dance. Also noted: a store space for rent in Barlow Block and local court arraignment of Warren Louise G Hoppe for misappropriation of funds, with $500 bond. Two forest fires near borough limits reported, one near Jodo three miles west burning a two story frame dwelling of Joseph Hervatine. November saw 25 000 tons of limestone pass down the Allegheny River from Templeton mines aided by Keystone Sand and Gravel.
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Otto Millen
Walnut Street
St Marys
Kaul Memorial
Marlon Gogswell
Mutt Street
Leata Soult
Marjorie McElray
Beabrive Hulugs
Lucille Root
Virginia Kysar
Virginia Smith
Marion Cogawell
Beatrice Kibby
O City
Watts Finn
Desitatie Smn
Barlow Block
Corry Electric Shop
Quire Journal
Worsle
Sparis
Jodo
Here
Joseph Hervatine
Jack Valentour
Allesheny
Templeton
Keystone Sand and Gravel Company
Elk county hunting accident and area news round-up
Ridgway Jerome Malone of Kersey, a West Penn Power Co brother of Maurice Malone, wounded in left forearm by accidental discharge on opening day. Bradford reports busy November for fire and police, with 22 fire calls and 4 arrests. New York wardens monitor line to prevent deer imports. Limestone arrests last season. Community notices: Philatheas meet, Christmas photo orders, study circle at elementary school, and local fundraising and club events. Also includes theft, burglary cases, social gatherings, and multiple travel and public notices from Erie to Meadville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will J. Wilcox
Ridgway
Jerome Malone
Kersey
Maurice Malone
West Penn Power Co
Elk County
Malone
Bradford
New York State
Himlers
Pennsylvania
Limestone
W. H. Loveland
Mast
Churet Street
J. Paulson
B. Franklin
I . Rd
Healy Studio
Duaigr
Albert Young
Enat Iavingstreet
Parker
Jamestown Concenn
Philadelphia
Tibet
Chawford County
Spoint
Arthur J. Himbaugh
Athens Township
W B A Elect New Officers at Meeting
The W B A installed new officers including president Ernest Baehomer and vice president Lens Reynolds. Other roles named include treasurer Mary Putterson, secretary Mio Puui, and recorder Nellie Myzleke with various hosts and committee members listed for forthcoming duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biyyhon UK
Manentee
Ernest Baehomer
Oiler
Ree
Mire
Lens Teynolds
Mary Puttersoi
Mgr
Mio Puiu
Nellie Myzleke
Mayinhsleisson
Dorothy Seatle Bhaptain
Willum Colins
Maude Bartlot
Charles Dial
Prsl
Corie Amit
Mies
Ali Sin
Ay Bufnosky
Mtr
Kint
Hivight
Kiss of Death Claims Eighth Victim in Grim Legend
Chicago scene details a growing myth around the so called Kiss of Death. Detective reports a 27 year old man in critical condition from police gunfire amid gangsters. Margaret Mary Collins, now 28 and platinum blonde, is tied to the legend as the eighth victim in a string that began with her first sweetheart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Chicago
Soleldman
Mother Cabrini Hospital
Margaret Mary Collins
Mary
Dairymen's League Meets at Mc Cray Community House
The Getty Local of the Dairymen's League held a meeting last evening with about sixty five in attendance. President Boyd Spencer called the meeting to order. Plant manager M Leo Mulderick spoke on Volume Differential noting small changes in cans per day at the Corry plant could shrink the differential from ten to six cents for next year. Salaries for league officials were set to cost each precinct about four mills per hundred pounds of milk reduced. The program included Peggy Doyce Failing recitations, a Frances Wade and Joah McCray song, a Mrs B J Crowell reading on Cooperation, and another recitation by Joan McCray. A lunch followed with bins, fried cakes, pie, cheese, and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Getty
Dairymen's League
McCray
Boyd Spencer
M. Leo Mulderick
Corry
League
Peggy Doyce
Frances Wade
Joah McCray
B. J Crowell
Joan McCray
Scotland Presses Demand for Home Rule
United Press reports Scotland faces greater poverty and unemployment and mounts a drive for home rule led by the Duke of Montrose. Plans include a separate Scottish Parliament with Empire policy input, backed by the National Party of Scotland and moderate followers. Kenneth Stein of Meadville was injured after a car collision Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Quisenberry
United Press
London
Scotland
British Isles
Duke of Montrose
Lie
Great Britain
Duke of Montrosw
Kenneth Stein
Meadville
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Peeszez
Canned Foods Sale
INC
Wing-Willi Star Stores
el Dett
Warren
Louise G. Hoppe
Justi Davis
770
Model Mill
Model Dairy CO
Penna
Keister
Erie
Chester Starsmore
Edward Shugert
Starsmere
Trig County
Kenneth Stewart
Alois B. Hobler
West Sth
George Christoph
W. R
Howitt
John Westley
East Wayne Street
Walter Purdy
Walter McElroy
George Manson
Franklin
Franklin Library
Harry Clemmons
12Th Street
Edward Moore
Beatrice Daugherty
Coy
Union City
Fix
Torothy Hammond
Ciytriode Rous
Thies Bly
Givoln Hyllowsy
Mins
Alice Preno
Adunoh
Florence Oliso
Pittsburgh
T. C. Thomas
Rizabeth ‘Thomas
Menutville
Nelle Raehe
Warren Dennis J. Driscail
SL. Marys
Maby
Crayfors-Hae Cointies
Une Roosevelt For President Club
Denhorstie
G. A
Reid Gas Engine Company
Texas
Tak Ge
Wrather
Catalonia Lake
List Vinetalty
Flusville Herald
Thomas Reed
Indiana
Pay
Wii Gay
Arthur Zenns
Joseph Zenns
Jack Sommers
Len Sommers
Mayville
Hartfield
Hartfield Mills
Cuba
N. Y
Rex Bortena
John McGraw
Atto Lavy
Harold Menno
Buffalo
Justice of the Peace BP. Snyder
Archibishop
Army-Navy
Farrell
Angela Magna
Albert Thomas
Paul Hammond
Ed Vox
Harold Shamby
East Irving Street
Charles Graham
Harold Anderson
Gon. Harrison
Becker
Pieid
Universial
Montgomery Warn & Co
W. B.A
DT Saas
Tae
NAL Mlo
Hoover
E.E. Guignon
Dairymen’s League
National Party
Story
James
United Stat
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