Kane businessman shot while deer hunting near Byromtown
Arthur J. Carlson, Kane merchant, was killed instantly when a hunter shot him while he bent over a deer near Byromtown in Forest county. The unknown shooter fled the scene and has not been identified. Carlson was hunting with five companions and friends from other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur ©. Carlson
Kane
Byromtown
Here
Forest County
Carlson
Marienville
The
Woods
Escapes Injuries As Auto Catches Fire Near Ride Way
Johnsonburg man Herbert Huggl er escaped with slight injuries Thursday when his car was damaged by another vehicle that side swiped him. The car left the highway, rolled over, and caught fire after the crash. The other driver fled the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kant
Herbert Huggler
Johnsonburg
Rideway
Huggler
Emmanuel Guild Plans Box Packing for St Barna Home
The Emmanuel Guild of the Episcopal church met at Mrs Florence Hallman home to plan a Wednesday Parish hall gathering. Eight boxes will be packed for St Barnabas Home and sent before Christmas.
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Bamanuel Guild
The
Episcopal Church
Plorence Hallman
St. Barnabas
Christmi
Nimrods Seek Doe in Sparta Big Woods Hunt
Sparta Nimrods resume a doe search after a rest, with several sightings of bucks in the vicinity. High school student Carl Skiff reportedly bagged a buck near Hatchtown on Saturday as local hunters prepare for a Townsend meeting in Grange Hall on December 17 with Rev Hayward and son as speakers. Nearby activities include a Sparta Firemen hosted dance featuring Fasbroulcht orchestra and a community gift exchange at the Stranahan home.
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Spartansburg
Sparta Nimrods
Big Woods
Carl Skiff
Hatchtown
Townsend
Hayward
Robert Hayward
Sparta Firemen
Fasbrouclt
Corry
Neil ~ Stranalan
D. D. Stranahan
Pride
Mrs. Stranahan
Ech
Truth Seekers
The
Baptist Church
Mabel Schreckengost
George Vanderhoof
Erie Man's Auto Kills Wilcox Youth
Jesse Haines, a Wilcox youth, died in Community Hospital after being struck by a car driven by J H C Montgomery of Erie along Route 219 in Wilcox. Montgomery swerved to avoid the boy but the left front fender hit him, the wheel ran over him, and he later died of a skull fracture.
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J. H.C. Montgomery
Erie
Kane
Jesse Haines
Wilcox
Route 219
West Fifteenth Street
Montgomery
Highway Patrol
Ridgway
Ask Autoists Get Those 36 Tags Demand Push
Harrisburg December 18 Urging motorists to speed applications for 1936 license plates Secretary Kalodner estimates the motor vehicles bureau must clear about 51 000 applications daily until January 1 to meet demand. The bureau has issued 364 529 keys to date, 169 279 more than inman during the first 28 working days of the licensing period to December 1 1924.
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Unites Areas
Harrisburg
Mmotoriats
Revenue
Harry E. Kalodner
State ‘Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Wureau
Inman
Cnty May Avert Relief Cost Burdens
The state and counties may avoid relief costs as 40 counties shift workers to WPA projects and state officials project enough jobs to cover remaining relief needs. With $32 million direct relief available after January 1 and a $60 million appropriation, transfers to WPA and private industry may reduce relief reliance, possibly keeping county support unnecessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atste
New Deal Slump Deepens in Farm State Polls
The Literary Digest fourth weekly nationwide poll shows a continued decline in support for the Roosevelt New Deal. Of twenty six states reporting, 42 711 votes favor the plan while 274 830 votes total, yielding 12.7 percent support overall and 87.4 percent against. Farm states Kansas Nebraska Missouri Iowa North Dakota South Dakota Minnesota Indiana Illinois Michigan and others disapprove by about 8 to 1 on average, with earlier pro Roosevelt states mostly in the south.
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Literary Digest
Iwaue
South
Roosevelt New Desk
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Roosevelt
Kansas
Nebraska
Missouri
Iowa
North Dakota
South Dakota
Minnesota
Indiana
Itoly
Ohio
Michigan
Carter Hill News Notes Barnum of Erie visits and local events
Carter Hill notes dated December 11 report Joseph Thurston of Erie testing cows. Harvey Bronston of North East visited the Hays family. Clarence Slye dined with Bert Slye. they later went to Corry. Wilson Gooper stayed with his parents and visited Union City. Morris family visits Wheelock and Minnie Joy. Jawanstti welcomes a son named Stanley. Bert Slye visits Egginton. Ingulla and Folletts host. Cecil Pallett returns from Kane hunting. Stanley Snapp goes to Florida for two weeks. Snapps host Wesle yville guests Creed Snapp. Jimmie McBride in trouble at EB street. A used car sale advertised.
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Carter Hill
Joseph Thurston
Erie
Harvey Bronston
North East
Arthur Morris
Thir ‘Morris
E. M. Manges
Wheelock
Minnie Joy
Jawanstti
Stanley
Bert Slye
Eggin
Akron
Cecil Pallett
Kane
Stanley Snapp
Florida
V.A. $Snapp
Wesleyville
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Stray Bullet
Emmanuel Guild
Sparta
George Vanderhoot
Deer Country
Vanderhoofs
George Davis
Maude ‘Titus
Davis
Ivy Embroidery Club
Bertha Histon
Harold Wallace
Chester Brooks
Union City
Hugh Burns
Reid McDannell
Kenneth McDannell
Ida Robe
Joseph King
Katherine Keating
Glenn Steadman
Katherine Healy
Mabel Bennett
Easter Star Lodge
M. ©. Church
C. L. Rexford
Arly
Loblaw’s
113 N. Center
Cala Hams
Swift
Etta Kett
Etta
Okcay- Hang Arouni
Atpass
Nozzah
CHTY
County
Saaz
Steam Engines
Mickey Mouse Wind
Tommy Guns
Rubber Dolls
Sayers
Timnin
Center St
Ignon Citas
Ally
By Paul Robins
Bill Tate
Clarence Wallace
Chrysler
Plymouth
First Avenue
Martin
W. Prederick
R. Johnson
West
Wayne Street
Pratt
Grant Valley
Dratto
Pari Street
Gerald Parsons
Frank A. Wilcox
Main Street
Rond
Tlogters Brothers Market
Clymer
N.Y
Scat
Ata
Alice V. Raymond
Erie County
Frank H. Flanders
Center St. Corry
Edward J. McDonald
Second
Nat'l Bank Bidg
Titusville
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