Local items and notices from Venango county area
Rosaries priced at 85c and a leather case from Phillips the Jeweler. Injuries in a Glenview Avenue coasting accident left Louie Lauer, Blair English, and two others hospitalized. A sewing cabinet at Root's Furniture Store advertised at 7.95. Episco pal Church choir rehearsal set for Sunday at 4. Christmas trees available December 20 to 24. Reinbold of Cranberry Township awarded 700.81 in a Venango County damage suit over highway relocation. Wind damaged two cars on Route 19 near Linesville, sending one into another.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips
Louie Lauer
Blair English
Tut
Oil City
Tex
Glenview Avenue
Root's
M Nilmiel Episcopal Church
O. F. Moore
Hill
Charles H. Reinbold
Cranberry
Venango
Franklin
Linesville
Jack Jasin- 500
Clarente May
Erie
Reynoldsville death ties to late Dr Melrose Weed marriage
The death of the late Dr Melrose Weed, former Reynoldsville youth killed returning to Philadelphia, was followed by the posthumous announcement of his marriage to Miss Mary Stephenson of Philadelphia on September 10 1982. His wife learned of his death via a doctor at Jefferson Hospital and traveled to Reynoldsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell
Will J. Wilcox
Melrose Weed
Reynoldsville
Philadelphia
Mary Stephenson
Weed
Jefferson Hospital
Christmas notices and local trades fill a crowded page
Local items mention sought canaries for sale and inspection invited at 113 Sixth Avenue Mrs Merklinger. a Clifford Kerr farm fire near Tiunville causes $4000 loss. various ads list leather boxes cigar humidors and silver birthstone rings at Phillips the Jeweler. a detective case reports Joe Hayward released from Allegheny workhouse after a chicken theft. theatre Sunday movie ordinances debated by Samuel Mogilowitz. Christmas poultry orders urged by Ed Weeks Jr. a Port Washington couple welcome a daughter born December 17. Advent services by Miss Loraine Fullom and a surgical patient moved home. Christmas gift ideas and year-round gift notion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cage
Merklinger
Sixth Avenue
Clifford Kerr
Church Run Road
Tiunville
Phillips
Joe Hayward
Allegheny
William B. Hirtig
Agein
Charles Brown
George Barber
C. Plauitin
Mast 17Th Street
R. Thompson
Bonita
Dora Pratt
Thomas Clark
Smith
Clark
White City
Samuel N. Mogilowitz
Olt
Drake and Lyric
Weeks, Jr
Ahr
Jamey R. Phillip
Port Washigton
Phillip
Masion Young
J. B. Young
Lemon Street
Denominational College
Aurora
Will Spedle
Christian Church
Loraine Fullom
Centerville
Colry Hospital
Fternoon
6Th Avenue
Chinese reject Manchurian plan in Geneva talk
A Chinese delegation in Geneva rejected the Committal Wineteens Graft resolution and called for Japan to relinquish Manchukuo before any settlement. The spokesman stated penetration in the Chinese Japanese dispute over Manchuria remains unresolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Geneva
Dale Gates
Manchuria
Japan
Manchoukuo
Fire destroys 21 race horses at Hawthorn Farms estate
A fire at Samuel Insull's Hawthorn Farms stable in Libertyville destroyed 21 prize race horses valued over 100000. Owners Ralph Gallett Chicago club proprietor, lost horses Lieut Russell Siberia Dewey Bly Black Lightning and several colts from Widener stables. Origin unknown. American Legion helped save others and shielded the estate from further damage. Two brothers die in New York fire as police rescue their mother and sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ey Owied Press
Libertyvelle, I
Des
Samuel Insull
Hawthorn Farms
Ralph Gallett
Chicago Hight Club
Lieut
Russell
Price ‘Tus
Gallet
Widener
Gallett
Chicago
American Legion
New York
Herbert Davis
George Davis
Mother 6-Year-Old Fatally Shoots Mother With Shotgun
In Pyrone Pennsylvania six year old James Hardy fatally shot his mother Rebecca Handy 81 with his father's loaded shotgun while playing near their home five miles east of here. Coroner W R Heaton ruled accidental death noting the gun was left loaded in the kitchen. Simeon Haray the father had just returned from a hunting trip and forgot to remove the shells. The boy, unaware the weapon was loaded, fired at his mother and the blast killed her. No younger children witnessed the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Baldwin
Baua Ward Almy of
Clymer
Jamestown Hospital
Foster Avenue
Chautauqua
Phillipsville
Miss Baldwin
Addie Baldwin
Hamilton Beach
All-Way Electric Co
Philatheas
George Ward
Traction
W. ©. Miller
F McVaugh
Harvey Loveland
Paver
Ridgway
T. A. Cavanor
Vernon Avenue
Painter
Kaul Memorial Hospital
St. Marys
Phillips
Sharpaville
Bud
Nelson Bailey
James
Pyrone
Dew
James Hardy
Fin
Rebecca Handy
Hannah Fusniace
Here
W. R. Heaton
Centre County
Heaton
Simeon Haray
Four teens expelled from Oklahoma University for D. D. M. G ties
Fourteen University of Oklahoma students confessed membership in the outlawed D. D. M. G society and were expelled by the university disciplinary committee. The panel recommended they never be allowed to return to the institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman
University of Oklahoma
D. D. M. G Society
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JBL
Rales
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Leonard Anderson
Justice of the Peace
Richard Evans
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Geil Theo
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Alshanas
Titusville Herald
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Gina
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