Well Known Union City Man Paul Layden Dies
Paul W Layden aged 26 of Union City died Saturday at St Vincent's hospital after a second operation for strangulated hernia. Born July 1 1908 he lived in Union City most of his life and had worked at the home of Mr William Shrew in recent days.
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Union City
Dec
Paul Layden
St.Vincent’s Homita
Mr. Layden
Erin
Layden
Iit
Paul W. Layden
Union Cis
William Shrew
Public Ku Klux Klan Meeting At Oil City
Invitation were given out today for the first public meeting of the Ku Klux Klan in Oil City. The event drew attention from residents and local officials amid circulating rumors and community concern.
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KU Klux Klan
Oil City
Dee M
Todlay
Prominent Oil City Meeting Promises Large Klan Gathering
A large turnout is expected Friday evening in the state plain as delegates and invitations are arranged. Local leaders say a prominent Pittsburgh minister will address the crowd at the door of the event and the meeting may be significant for the organization.
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Pittslas
Holiday Gift Catalog Prompting Great Selections
An advertisement highlights a wide holiday assortment with Japanese crepe items priced from 1.25 to 5 dollars and corduroy from 3.50 to 7.50 dollars. It promotes silk robes and overblouses priced 3.50, 6.50, and 7.50 dollars with a broad, appealing selection.
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Cal
Phoenix
van Raalte
Children’s Red Top Boots Priced for Gift Sizes Five to Fourteen
A catalog style note highlights children’s red top boots available in sizes five through fourteen as a thoughtful gift option. Pricing is not provided in the readable text.
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