Veteran P R R engineer earns Roll of Honor honor
Patrick W Sheehan of 108 Hoffman Avenue retires after 48 years with the Pennsylvania Railroad. He hauled passenger trains between Oil City and Buffalo and Oil City and Corry, earning praise for on time performance, safe operation in all weather, and reporting hazards. Officials presented him with a Roll of Honor certificate at 11 o’clock Thursday in J W Mastersont’s office.
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Patrick W Sheehan
Hoffman Avenue
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Pat Sheehan
Oil City
Buffalo
Oi City
Corry
Lee
Chantauqua
J. W. Mastersont
Sheehan
Br ie Doctor Wins Honors Brie
Dr Norbert D Gannon of 854 W Ath street is elected a fellow of the American Academy of Pediatrics for his lifelong exclusive practice with children. The award follows years of pediatric literature contributions and service to the Pennsylvania State Medical Society pediatric section.
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Brie
Norbert D. Gannon
W. Ath Street
American Academy of Pediatrics
American College of Surgeons
American College of Physicians
Gannon
Pennsylvania State Medical Society
San-Gura Ointment Heals Eczema Fast
Testimonies from Wm. Weasgraff of Los Angeles and Mrs Tt. W. Davis of Chicago praise San-Gura Ointment for rapid relief of raw eczema and a child’s rash. Davis notes months of doctoring prior to success. product priced 35 cents to 50 cents, available at all druggists.
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Wm. Weasgraff
Huntington Drive
Los Angeles
Cal
Doc Takes Ducking On to Mustang
Forest Republican reports in Kelser ville about Dr Calvin Bennett of Corry joining a hunting party. While dragging a deer killed on Saturday, a mustang hauling the deer spooked and jumped into Tionesta creek, pulling the doctor into icy water. The line broke and both man and horse were soaked, a noted incident of rough sport.
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Kelserville
Calvin Bennett
Corry
Bennett
Horses Lose Ground to Auto as Drought Bites Farms
Washington dec 7 old horses fall further behind autos as drought drives up feed costs and farm hardship. unpaid work animals decline 16 years while mules drop nine. tractors and trucks push mechanization, especially in cotton regions where mule reliance remains high. David T McKay of Meadville fractured right arm in Ghestnut street fall yesterday afternoon.
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Harry W. Frantz
United Press
Washington
Ainly
David T. McKay
Meadville
Ghestnut Street
Erie Police and Federal Agents Ramp Up Bootlegger Hunt
In Erie on December 7 the fight against bootleggers tightens as the federal alcohol tax unit and state liquor control forces join with local police. The operation targets both suppliers and dispensers as Christmas demand threatens a large illicit liquor market. Police Chief George Christoph reports full cooperation to weed out bootlegging networks.
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Erie
Federal
Alcohol Tax Unit
State Liquor Control Forces
Theodore Patchen
Treasury Department
Washington
D. C
George Christoph
Rites for L C B A Leader Today
Funeral services for Joanna A. Royer, 75, of 415 With street, will be held at 9 oclock Friday morning in St Peters cathedral. She died Tuesday night from pneumonia. Kate Hateney, supreme president, will attend from Troy N Y along with Mary Costello, Catherine Fagan, and Anna Kocher, all holding supreme offices in the L C B A.
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Erie
Ollock
St Feler’s Cathedral
Joanna A. Royer
Street
Royer
The
International Society of the L. C. B. A
Kate Hateney
L. CB A
Troy
Mary B. Costello
Supreme
Brooklyn
Catherine Fagan
Chicago
Anna My Kocher
Syracuse
Twins Born At Different Birthdays In Cincinnati
Twins born at General Hospital in Cincinnati to Alma and Everett Smith arrived on different calendar days. One child came at 11:46 p.m. and the other at 12:06 a.m., just six minutes after the new day began.
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Cincinnati
General Hospital
Alma
Everett Smith
Life Term for Slayer at Albion
Erie December 7 report that 63-year-old Albion farmer Byron Runyan pleaded guilty to staying his neighbor Santiago Gareta last August. Judge Uriah B. Rossiter sentenced Runyan to life in the Western penitentiary yesterday.
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Erie
Byron Runyan
Albion
Santiago Gareta
Western Penitentiary
Uriah B. Rossiter
Christmas program planned by French II class at Columbus
Deer season started with Hunts but returneds discouraged. Seventh grader Tola Scholton absent ill with pneumonia. Freshmen to demonstrate candy sale success. Thanksgiving baskets distributed. Tri Hi caroling planned for Dec 16. Christmas vacation Dec 21 to Jan 7. Mrs Barnes of Corry visits Titusville.
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Columbus
Alex Huntay
John Macko
Tola Scholton
Mary McGeegan
New Castle
Bates
Hen Heck
Dee
Jen
Man Bitten by Snake Improves in Renovo Cabin Incident
Prank Wolf, 36, of 825 27th Street, improved Thursday at a local hospital after a rattlesnake bite on his left hand near Renovo Pa. Attending Dr P G Malnzer reported a good night and favorable recovery. Wolf was bitten Tuesday night while at a hunting cabin and was treated first locally then returned home. A policeman found him later.
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Wolf
P. G. Malnzer
Renovo
Deputy Sheriff Freed of Murder in Bridgeport Slaying
Wilbur Parker, deputy sheriff, was acquitted by a Montgomery County jury after a 20 hour deliberation in the Bridgeport textile strike case. Extra state police guarded the courthouse as the verdict was announced and Parker was briefly hospitalized in a dazed condition with anti venom treatment.
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United Prest
Clymer Youth Pleads Guilty in Car Theft Case
Two men kidnapped Tim and forced him to drive them to Wentfieth. Wyatt, a 19 year old from Glynidf, pleaded guilty Thursday when arraigned before Alderman L. W. Orr on taking a car without owner’s consent. Bail set at $500. he was sent to county jail. The car had been taken from a garage at 505 French Street where Warnshills worked.
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BOTW
Lcs
Wyatt
Glynidf
Tim
Wentfieth
Momibe
L. W. Orr
French Street
Young Warnshills
Beach Beauty Synopsis in a Florida Stage Drama
Kay Owen, a Daytona Beach girl on the rise in amateur theatre, is courted by Harrow, a New York producer, while Daytona socialite Ida Campbell vies for his interest. Kay weighs a secretarial job and steady earnings against pursuing acting as family tensions rise, as Spike Winch rumors swirl and Kay contemplates her future aboard Harrow’s yacht.
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Kay Owen
Daytona’ Beach
Community Players
Earlarrow
New York
Kay
Harrow
Florida
Ida Campbell
Daytona Beach
Mike Winch
Ida
Weston
Spike
Bishowman
Pete Ryan
Auitor
Pete
Fishing Trip Sparks Quiet Warnings and Hidden Tensions
Kay and Spike plan a fishing trip with Earl Harrow while a tense undercurrent runs between Kay and Harrow. Bud Owen recovers from surgery as Pete consoles Kay about the burden on their finances, hinting at deeper family stresses behind the social visit.
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Gramble
Bord
Aarrow
Earl
Spike
Miss Owen
Kay
Mr Harrow
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