Baptist Choir Broadcast Next Sunday on WLBT
A Baptist church choir will broadcast next Sunday from Avon Station WLBT. The program features choristers, soloists, and a selection of hymns and spirituals arranged by the choir director. Performers include Ms May Howard, Miss Nitty, and Mrs Barton, with Ruth listed as a participant among the attendants and musicians.
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WLEW
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WLBT
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Plormine
Au Wail the Paiyet
Yamaw Wiliams
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Anil Hein
Miss May
Howard
Covitratto
Potter
Thomas
Chuie
Gabnel
Bari” Galmel
Ruth
Miller
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Roe Thorn
Hieiperschitfel iCfe Baptist Choir
Barton Rector
George Weele
Peiffer
Millen
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CS. Morthé
FD. Paiffer
Lavi ‘Thomas EF
N Jones
WN Jones
Louise Skingér
Puta
Epidemic of Auto Thefts Targets Local City
A spree of auto thefts reported in early morning hours between 8 and 9. police investigate multiple incidents around Oil City area. Officers report vehicles stolen along Water Street and nearby blocks. city police headquarters confirm ongoing inquiries and urge residents to lock vehicles.
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Oil City
Ole
McVavigh
King's Pine
Mile Raton
Burg Gets New Street Lights
The borough of Johnsonburg completed a new street lighting extension on West Vester Street from Center Sintet to Rolfe crossing, added by West Point Power Company. The system uses 50 four pole lamps replacing the oil overhead lights, continuing the 1926 installation that sparked local celebrations.
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Armuresga Syreer Agnty Ag
Vester Street
Johnsonburg
Center Sintet
Oke Erie
Horsuigh
Rolfe
Eisel
Probe of Magruder charges demanded in auto fatalities report
The United Press reports from Harrisburg that during the week ending Tuesday, 18 motor fatalities occurred in Pennsylvania with 297 injuries from wrecks. The State Highway Department noted 20, none pedestrians among the dead, and 110 pedestrians hurt. House investigations and subpoenas were urged by Representative Dern to probe Navy deficiency charges against Rear Admiral Magruder and the Philadelphia Navy Yard.
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United Crest Washington
Navy Department
Thomas F. Magri
Philadelphi
McClintiy Dern
Ohio
United Press
Harrisburg
State Highway Department
Jury Opens as Rebecca Brafer Rogers Faces Bank Sabotage Charge
In Texas decades ago a district court opened with Rebecca Brafer Rogers charged with robbing a bank. Defendant Charley Renicky, a 32 year old farmer, appeared nearby. The trial proceeded shortly after court convened. He was described as the hind panel engine in the proceedings.
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United Press
Rebecca
Rogers
Tex
Mondas
Charley Renicky
Pittston School Faces Bid to Oust Three Directors
Petitions circulated by James A Toyre accuse Pittston school officials of hiring 20 extra teachers without sufficient basis. The process alleged missteps include improper nominations and alleged favoritism. The motion seeks removal of three directors amid tensions over staffing and governance.
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Wilkes Warris
Pitttston
Hiolutian
James A Toyre
Pittston
Leper Colonies Noted Across The United States
The United States maintains three leper colonies marked by distinct locations. One sits in the Philippine Islands, another in Hawaii, and a third within the mainland at Carville, California.
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Philippine Islands
Hawaii
United States
Carville
Texas Committeeman Pledges for Hoover
A Texas Republican committeeman pledges support for Herbert Hoover for the Republican presidential nomination. He states that Texas would cast 28 votes for Hoover, marking the first clear national party stance for Hoover since the Civil War era era.
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Hoover
United
Washington
Nath
Helmy
Commerce
Herd
Fe Presiit
Cain Jige
Charley Lvally
Elittus
Pinchot Gets Razed At Capital Meeting
United Press reports tense session at the Rivers and Morbors convention where former Governor Pinchot of Pennsylvania clashes with Major General Win HH. Engineers present questioned flood central control as delegates shouted for order and the chairman adjourned to restore control.
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Capital Meeting
United Press
Washington
Gilior Pinchor
Pennsylvania
Majun
Bixby
Ull Hood
Pinehiers
Dat Ari
Congress
Congress Asked Then Ta di Fichok
Shuip
Jad Salts Kidney Health Ad Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement touts Jad Salts as a remedy to flush and awaken sluggish kidneys. It claims drinking water and a tablespoon of Jad Salts daily clears aches, backache, headaches, and bladder disorders by cleansing kidneys and balancing urine acidity. Local druggists reportedly sell it widely as a folk remedy.
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Sidney
NEW OFFICERS ELECTED BY C D OF A
The Mholie Daughters of America held a meeting with elections of officers. Mrs Mayine Wooll was named president with other officers including Mrs Mary Murray and Miss Nellie Black, among others.
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C. D. OF A
Mholie Daugtters
America
Colinas
Ohkiers
Viberagenit
Mary Murray
Ipiietoss
Nira Thine
Daygnes
Miury Conde
Natmnian
Nellie Hlack
Liwainton
Mury
Margaret Dlanel
Community Meeting Plans Disrupted by Misc Communications
A chaotic draft recounts a city meeting led by Mrs Margareth Maloney and others. It notes preparations for a next Wednesday event with refreshments, and mentions Mrs Mary Murthy as past grand regent while describing a disrupted gathering.
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