Warren Murder Probe Progress Arrests Expected
Warren authorities report progress in the Toby Castagnino murder case with police noting multiple witnesses and possible involvement by several individuals. District Attorney Leroy Brady and local officials advocate thorough local investigation mirroring Wagner case scrutiny. a large funeral is planned for Castagnino with services at St Joseph's Church.
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Warren
Toby Castagnino
Pennsylvania Railroad
Peron
Castagnini
Aydin
Wagner
Wirk
Arso
Evnty
Leroy Bdry
John Fastagnino
St. Joseph's Romien Catholic Church
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Italian Judges To Which the Murdered Man Belonged Ahre Expestit
Tublie
A. G. Caldwell
Kinije
Warren Prylay
Nic Maile
Whaleden
Augincy Eddy
Graseh
Mer- Tite
Cleveland
Lowrey
Jagniosi
Postal Dept Preparations for Holiday Rush
Post offices nationwide add 38 000 clerks and about 3 000 extra vehicles to handle the Christmas mail. Officials expect 8 000 000 000 presents and letters this month with delivery by foot air plane motor car and horse drawn vehicles. Postmaster General New aims to clear offices by Christmas Eve and notes the season’s mail will be the largest in history despite office closures from Friday to Monday.
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Post Office Department
Santa Claus
Uncle Sam
New
Beliefs of Great Men Revealed in History Text
The article notes that Lincoln and Jefferson did not belong to churches in the formal sense. Jefferson tracing Episcopalian ancestry sometimes attended a Unitarian church in Philadelphia. Lincoln, though not a church member, regularly attended a Presbyterian church with President Madison.
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Lincol
Jefferson
Philadelphia
Unitarian Church
Tincold
Puilinder Magisine
Kinney to Fill Vacant Post on Sparta Board
Kinney selected to fill vacancy on Consolidated School Board after death of John I. Thomson. D. W. Kinney to assume duties as city notes and local officials reshuffle. Also noted are mid winter school closing and community social mentions from Sparta, Pennsylvania.
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Kinney
Sparta
John I. Thomson
Mechanic Street Mishap and Community Notes
A Mechani c street resident suffered a painful forearm fracture after a fall at home early this week. Hiram Johnson stayed with relatives on Mechanic street Thursday night and left Friday morning. Mrs. C L Rexford hosted the Tuesday Evening Club at Main street with members present and Mrs. C N Titus of Britton Run attending. Funeral services for Eve lyn Megahey drew Ralph W Webb and May Hyatte to Titusville. Wayne Aikens moved from Concord add to a new house on Main street with Lynn A Titus’ influence. Mrs. Aikens, recently from Cresson sanitarium, remains largely unable to talk though enjoys brief calls. The Household Arts class reports on the Homemaking bazar Friday afternoon. Baptist church ladies plan their annual dinner and bazaar next Thursday in the church basement. Mrs. Deligh McDaniel, 89, is critically ill at her Main street home with limited recovery prospects. son R J McDanniel and wife care for her. Mrs Franks Jones and companions shopped in Curry the first of the week while Mildred Webb visits sister Mrs Carl Upking in Wesleyville, Pa.
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Spartansburg
Consolidated School Board
D. W. Kinney
John I. Thomson
D.D. Stranshaw
Chas, Obert
T. B. Wallace
Consolidated Board
Gust Schmelzer
Treasuer
Delares
Vacatis Wiliam Simpson
Oil City
S.A. Winans
J. E. Winans
Charles Martin
Thomas Richards
Harold Skinner
Coudersport
The
Baptist Church
George H. Davis
Myrna Thomson
Mill Street
Miss Thomson
Charles W. White
Williamstown
W. Va
H. B.drought
Glenn B. Morris
Scottdale
George Davis
Corry
John Healy
Main Street
le Ethlyn Bennett
Aalighter
John Bennett
Mechanic Street
Hiram Johnson
Fridféy
C. L. Rexford
C. N. Titus
Britton Run
Leon Morris
Ralph W. Webb
May Hyatte
Titusville
Evelyn Megahey
Wayne Aikens
Concord
Lynn A. Titus
Main-street
Cresson Sanitarium
Evern
Jheta
Ladies of the Baptist Church
Deligh McDaniel
Main’ Stret
R. J. McDanniel
Franks Jones
Spantanyetes
Virginia Webb
Curry
Mildred Webb
Carl [Upking
Wesleyville
Fragmentary Names From Aged Notice
Fragmented OCR shows personal names and relations with missing context. Readable items include Mr and Mrs William Henry and relation to Erie, with garbled middle text. Unable to determine full event or date. preserves initial names as the surviving facts.
Patrolman Reynolds Exonerated In Self Defense Case
A coroner's jury in New Castle Pennsylvania exonerated Patrolman Frank Reynolds in the death of Paul Brontch, saying Reynolds acted in self defense when Brontch cut him with a razor as officers tried to arrest him. The verdict concluded Reynolds fired only after losing blood left him unable to yield.
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United Press
New Castle
Frank Reynolds
Paul Gronith
Reynolds
Friends of
Brontch
Iman
Union Loan Co offers easy furniture loans
Borrow from 25 to 200 with monthly payments listed for 5.54 to 17.35 and proportional sums. The Union Loan Co claims confidential service, no endorsements, and immediate handling of applications by phone, mail, or in person daily from 8 AM to 6 30 PM at 915 Second Floor Plane Pet I 0 0 Bldg 223 Seneca St Oil City Pa.
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Union Loan Co
Anil
Seneca St
Oil City
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Postal Dept
Brooks’ Studio
Center St
Associated Gas and Electric Company
Venango Public Service Corporation
Associated Gas and Electric System
Milady
R. F. Livermore Co
Union Loan Co., Inc
Barlow Hdw. Co
the Newhouse
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