Rally of Men Personal Work Leagues in Arle City
The Rally of all Men Personal Work Leagues in Arle City and county will be held in rie on Monday December 18 with a 2 20 pm session at the City Mialson. Evening service led by Superintendent Clark and remarks by Mary G. Joy. Reports, discussion, and a question box on league outreach and cooperation. Guests welcome. transportation arranged for outside leagues.
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Grle
Arle
Rie
Maple Committee
Phin Willow
Virloud
Central Parke
Union
Lengue
Spock
Murderer Still at Large After Double Killing in Hielty
Coroner’s inquest returns verdicts that Grace Bixler and Anthony Kohnen died from gunshot wounds inflicted by Rosant Annisett with murderous intent. Police across Bradford and other areas search for Annisett who remains at large amid scattered clues and vanished sightings.
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Hiraford
Rosannh Anaixetti
Hielty
Acill
Bradford
Ket
Sherman
Grace Bixler
Anthony Kohnen
Rosant ‘Annisett
Oil and Gas Leases Filed Near North East
Three oil and gas leases were filed this morning at the Tegistar and Recorders Office near North East after oil was discovered weeks ago. Henry Mullick, a West Virginia resident, purchased the lease rights and plans wells. Leases cover two acres on Indhn land with drilling rights and production sales to Mullick, signed by C. S. Pout and wife. Louis Schoenfeld and wife sign for all rights on their lands. Fred G. Fletcher signs for a corresponding number of acres. Total leased acreage exceeds 100.
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Kile
Gan
North East
Tegistar and Recorders
Henry Mullick
Ailman
West Virginia
Indhn
Pout
Ind
Louis Schoenfeld
Fred G. Flecher
Oil City Boy Improves After School Gym Fall
Harold Flagg of Oil City has shown improvement after a fall from a girder at Pennsylvania State College gym. Doctors plan to discharge him from Center County Hospital to his West and borough home by the Christmas holidays.
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Ol City
Bellefonte
Harold Flagg
Pennsylvania
Center County
Iit West
Hand Painted China Sold at Electric Light Co Office
A fragment notes decorative china on display at the Electric Light Co office 407 Martin Street. It mentions Mrs and initials but lacks clear buyer or date details.
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Dale
the Electric Light Co
Matin Utreet
Eagles Appeal Hearing Set for Franklin Superior Court
The Franklin Eagles case, involving the conviction of selling liquor without a license, will be argued in the Franklin Superior Court on February 27 in Williamsport. The defendant, H. Krotser, was ordered to pay a $500 fine plus cash and serve three months in jail, with bail set at $800.
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Franklin
Franklin Eagles
Stewart
Superior Court
Williamaport
Herene
L. A. Baron
A. C. McMullen
Homer Brumbaugh
Requisition papers expected for Hogan, Taylor and Hogan transit
Chief of Police Dojzel expects County Detective Watson will wire that Governor Harriman has granted requisition papers for Harry Hogan Judson Hogan and Charles Taylor. If approved the three prisoners will be brought to this city from Cleveland tomorrow morning.
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Erle
Dojzel
Watson
Harriman
Harry
Judson Hogan
Charles Taylor
Cleveland
Harmon
Tener
Pennsylvania
Watson Ian Columbus
Pals
Deteel Binsell
Hoffman Bail Granted In California Foster Case
Franklin December 1 Lowrey Hoffman brought from California Friday night by Sheriff Willa answered to charge at Breon. He was released on bond of four thousand dollars. The case will be placed on the January term calendar. Prosecution Breene Breanne Ant Carmichael. Defense Homer Bir FA Sayers Speer Weigle Moore. Writ of habeas corpus sought to bring the court into his hut.
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Franklin
Lowrey Hoffman
Californa
Willa
Breon
Edward Blankley
Hoffman
Breene & Breanne Ant JS. Carmichael
Homer R. Bir
Fa, Sayers
Speer
State Board approves $70 000 payment to sculptor George Gray Barnard
The Board of Public Grounds and Buildings ordered a warrant for seventy thousand dollars to Barnard, settling the final payment for the Capitol statues after years of delays and accounting hold ups. Original appropriations were eighty thousand but costs rose as Barnard spent more to complete the works.
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Harrisburg
Wee
Puble
George Gray Barnard
Staliary
Capitol
Yersimonths
Harnard
Commonwealth
Burchard
Junk Dealer Wh Walaa 315 W Sarit Bt Ug jon Phoms
Junk dealer Wh Walaa located at 315 West Sarit BT Ug Jon Phoms is listed in the notice. Additional details are not readable.
Farmers Condemn Senator Penrose at State Grange Session
The Pennsylvania state Grange convened in Scranton with 750 subordinate bodies and about 65 000 members. Resolutions condemned U S Senator Penrose and urged farmers to back legislative candidates pledged to his defeat. Prepared by the state officers of the Grange headed by W J Creney of Cathwinse.
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Pennsylvania
Scranton
Pennsylvani State Grange
Ovlentix
United States
Penrose
Pullington
Perrone
Atate
Etan
W. 7. Creney
Cathwinse
Shank Potatoes Condemned By City Health Board
In Indianapolis a batch of potatoes labeled Shank were condemned by W B Stout city health inspector after tests found freezing damage. Mayor Shank had ordered no sale and five bushels were reportedly sold before the board’s orders reached vendors.
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Indianapolis
W. B. Stout
Board of Wealth
H. R Atkins
John Blumberg
C. 5. Wood
Board of Health
Stout
Stott
Shank
Boy Killed After Falling Under Freight Train in Tuxedo
In Middletown New York on December 18 a nine year old boy named Russell Horton of Southfull died after falling under a freight train while attempting to steal a ride. Henry Gannon a local resident was among the first to help and later learned the boy claimed as his son was not his. The incident occurred near the Tuxedo rail yard as bystanders reported the boy had jumped aboard.
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Middletown
N.Y
Tuxedo
Henry Gaunon
Taor
Gannon
Ind
For & Friend Brome
van Russell Horton
Southfull
The Bar to Lord Holland
Cabinet discretion cited by Tord Broughton in a skewed exchange about Lord Holland and Lord Joni Russell. The dialogue recounts a quip on why Hollind was excluded from office and a remark about a minister’s private letters.
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Lord Holland
Tord Broughton
Rady Holland
Joni Russell
Lord Hollind
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Hy Barlow
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Vania Grange
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Indianapolis Board of Health
Osteck
First National Bank of Warren, Penn’a
Warren County
C. W. Jamieson
Ratoell
Vic Presidant
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Teller
Franz
Poe
Deaka
Morris
First Avenue
Yule Tide
Wenderson
C. H. Henderson Piano Company
North Center
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