Penn sylvania Railroad shares and city budget note
Ten months net in one of Penn sylvania Railroad is equal to 1 12 share on its 13 167 616 shares of cap itm stock, comparing with 1 4 share in the first ten months of 18 Franklin city council mel Monday night adopted the 1935 budget reducing the tax rate from 11 to 10 mills. Titusville bridge tourney results note Hempfield and Schmidt first, Bullock and Barber second. 18 teams participated. High honors to Hempfield. Meat ads at Stockton's Market. John A Olson, Jamestown fireman pensioned in 1928, died. Pardons discussed for Albert Tams win. life imprisonment for Trotskie killer. Culbertson to oppose. Motorcycle deaths rise. Pennsylvania safety division reports. Old City tree lights up First Presbyterian lawn with 600 colored staves.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Franklin
M. W. Hempfield
Carl Schmidt
Ol1 City
H. W. Bullock
G. H. Barber
Old City
Mr. Hempfield
Albert ‘Tams Win
Philip Trotskle
Ateney Stuart A. Culbertson
Megevilleia
Hershurz
Tots
Trotskie
S Qiunces
Virion
Pennsylvania
Telivision
Ong
Pennnsylvania
First Presbyterian Church
Glendora region reports car train collision and local notices
Inland items describe a Franklin driver escaping unharmed after a New York Central passenger train struck his sedan at Thirteenth street near Franklin. The blotter also records births, funerals, club gatherings, Christmas sales, and several local notices across Jamestown area including bank leadership changes, a court decision on custody, and highway accidents with minimal injuries.
Weds Bandit Who Is Given 20-40 Year Term
Helen Saari a 20 year old from Pike River Minn and Louis J Roy 23 were wed under court sanction an hour after Roy was sentenced to 20 to 40 years for hold up and robbery He has a long criminal record and confessed to about 50 robberies The couple who met during a prior crime face further legal action as the girl denies coercion and Roy pleads for leniency in court while awaiting further study of her case
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Helen Saari
Pike River
Minn
Louis J. Roy
Roy
Western Penitentiary
Miss Saari
Cleveland
Sing Sing
New York
William H. McNaugher
Fie
Barane
Julia Doyle
Veterinarian Dies Driving to Harrisburg in Ice
Dr Edrune Bittles, 70, a noted veterinarian, collapsed and died from a heart attack while driving to Harrisburg to visit relatives. His wife accompanied him as icy roads forced a stop at Waterford to fit chains. The incident occurred near Wat erford. the couple had intended to attend Carter Hill school Christmas exercises on Friday evening December 21.
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United P Cos
Franklin
Harrisburg
Hay
Edrune Bittles
Waterford
Carter Hill
TATEG OP LEADERS CLASH IN PHILADELPHIA
Republican leaders in Philadelphia struggle to unify the 31 member Senate after factional rifts. The caucus, held to choose officers for the coming legislative session, failed to agree on a president pro tempore and postponed the decision until December.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Senate
Mob repulsed at shed byville courthouse riot
National Guardsmen deployed at noon to tear gas bombs a threatening mob attempting to stop the courthouse where H. Ks. Hanis, a accused of attacking a white girl, was held. Also mentions a Seattle marriage course for men offered by the University of Washington next term focusing on marriage problems and related topics.
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United Press
Seattle
Wash
University of Washington Department
Former Corry Resident Louisa A Brown Dies in Bradford
Mrs Louisa A Brown 83 a MehKean County resident for over 50 years died at her Bradford home 20 Main St Tuesday at 2 35 PM She was born Corry July 72 1851 widow of Civil War veteran Eugene E Brown Member of First Presbyterian Bradford Survived by son Fred Bradford sisters Mrs Carrie Higgins brother Charles Higgins Corry Funeral from McAllister Bradford Thursday 10 AM with burial in Spartansburg cemetery
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Louisa A. Brown
MehKean County
Main, Street
Bradford
Brown
Ekugene E. Brown
Corry
First Presbyterian Chacen «T
Fred Brown
Carrie Higgins
Charles Higgins
McAllister
Spartansburg
Concord Has Holiday Party at Community House
A Christmas party was held at Concord Community House with a 12:20 fire roast pork dinner and a decorated tree. Assembly singing, gift exchanges, and small-table decorations were part of the event led by Mrs Webh McGray, Mrs Clinton Warner, and Miss Cora McCray. The new Kitchen was used for the first time since its completion. Three patients, including a seven year old girl, were admitted to Meadville Hospital after injuries on slippery sidewalks following the gathering.
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Will J. Wilcox
Francis Me
Franklin
New York Central
Thirteenth Street
John Ondus
West Main Street
Johm
Lanston’s
Flora L Bissell
A. C. Bissell
D. B. Bissell
Hast Randolph
W. H. Swanyon
Seven Day Adventist Church
Jamestown
Steamburg
Brookville
M. Edward Moore
Edward Crag
Corry Hospital
Promlin Street
Yester Uy
Presbyterian Sunday School
Miss That Berkwith
North Center Street
SLO
Velva Toll
Advent Christian Church
John Boryk
George Kinley
Wright Street
William Myers
Seward Kinley
William Spiesgman
Cleve Morton
Lanston
George H. Earle
Hiss
Harrigburg
Edward ©. Shehook
Pennsylvania National Guard
Natonal Guard
Concord
Webh McGray
Clinton Warner
Cora McCray
Meadville Hospital
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Davis
Brazils
Ige
Wing Willi Star Stores
Stockton's
First Avenue
John A. Olson
Pillsbury
Igc
Lincoln Market
Col. Mann & Center Sts
Barbara Vetter
Joseph Vetter
Olean
Olean General Hospital
Stennett
Erwin Porter
Union Township
Crawford County
Bessemer Railroad
Mercer Pike
Meadville
Arcade
Werren
I A. Weigel
Chevrolet
Cherry Grove
Weigel
Herbert Olds
General Electric Company
Olds
Greenbush
Ont
Brooks Studio
Hamilton Beach
Crosley
All-Way
Electric Co
Merry Maids
Vern ‘Turner
Elizabeth Dahl
East Main Street
Union City
State Senate
Busimoe Ae TS
Manhattan
Spaide
Cheney
Copry
Betes
Pennsylvania Electric Company
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