Town Notes on School Concerts and Local Politics
A chaotic notice item reports a high school concert directed by Vent K and UVa avid Uioxe with community participants. It also notes a Journal survey showing a holiday business increase and mentions a court case involving Judge WW and local figures, with several garbled names and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nhce
Janie Vley
Aviv
Ickot Yale
Ameert
Agaliforum
Tyre
Wedineas
Hurstlay
Hurstlay Evenings. the Concert Will Reidee
Vent K
Uva
Toucch
Phim
Injuries Fatal To Hart In Woods
Reports indicate Hart in Woods died after injuries from an incident near Lnan Cay. The 80 year old, identified as Hart, resided in Hat place and was transported to Cotrey hospital where he succumbed to a fractured right leg and subsequent gangrene. He leaves a brother and sister in Unionity Fura with no listed survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lnnan
Noel Marman
Harisvan
Cotrey
Beng
Teelay
Ant Vr
Shion City
Bice Ville
Ani
Unionity
Fura Srauueiente
Christmas Program by Sunday Schools and Baptist Evening
A lengthy Christmas program from Sunday schools features a Baptist service Friday night with special exercises, musical numbers, recitations, and a Rosement Fund tree event. Notable participants include Mayir Mastin, Rev Felton Van Dresser, and various junior choirs and school groups performing songs and readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Clinch
Christine Entertainment
Bouin
Mayir
Ubjpe
Mickey Vuuses
Dorothy Harkin
Felton van Dresser Sharda
Ratyrmonis
Newburn
Rosement Fund
Trains, factories, and new wing wall store noted in city items
A jumble of notes records railway traffic, plant expansions, and new storefronts. Ernest A Smith linked to An Hove, blueprints for a plant addition, and a WingWall Store opening draw attention. Salvation Army Christmas drive appeals for donations, with local support urged. A Niagara Falls hotel project contemplated with a million-dollar financing plan.
Fredonia Church Destroyed by Fire in Morning Blaze
Fire gutted the Fredonia Methodist church and contents early this morning due to faulty organ wiring. Rescue crews from Dunkirk and nearby towns fought the blaze for five hours. loss estimated at around $100,000 with only exterior walls standing. Stemen’s effort saved a neighboring building.
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Fredonia
Dunkirk
Stemen
Hollywood Santa Claus boosts morale with film mentor’s pledge
United Press reports in Hollywood that Will Hays and stars like Charlie Chaplin and Harold Lloyd are seen as shaping Christmas joy. The piece notes Hays’s strong influence on the motion picture industry, with producers praising his energetic push to educate and entertain the public and to soften industry critics.
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Hollywood Happy
Santa Claus
Will Hays
United Press
Lisle
French Policy Delays Move by United States
Washington dispatches indicate Paris delaying a U S move as the old world crisis hinges on France. Premier Poincare pressured for a clear statement on reparations concessions while France seeks a firm stance to compel Germany toward concessions amid Allied advisory hopes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Washington
Prince Ron Mning
United Gates
Frane
Premurinis
Poice
Tieny
Germany
German War Guilt Cases Dismissed in Secret Session
Berlin December 21 United Press reports the Supreme Court in Leipzig privately dismissed numerous war guilt cases under the Versailles treaty. Defendants named included General von Gallwitz von Mackensen von Linsingen von Buelow and others. The court found none absolutely guilty or innocent while noting many cases remain unsettled and witnesses were heard in a tightly controlled setting.
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United Prox
Berlin
Leipsig
Genéialy von Gallwite
von Mackwen
von Linsingen
von Buelow
Wid Vij Dickut
Professor Goets
Cour
Pringe Raye
Previry
Wayara
France
von Mantentee
Duke of Wurtematier
Namur
Convicted Slayer’s Appeal Rejected in Murder Case
Lord Chief Justice dismisses appeal of Bywaters and Mrs Thompson over the murder of Darley Thompson. The pair, linked as lovers, were implicated in planning and exchanging letters urging killing of Mrs Thompson’s husband. Thompson was found slain, sentences upheld.
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United Proms London
Decoil
Edware
Nee Wealth Thormpron
Thompson
Bywaters
Darley
Wileged
Abeeed
Thomsen Wa
Rosy
Plan Christmas Carol Sing by Grace Schools
Several groups from the grace schools will sing Christmas carols up the street of the city, beginning at 8 o clock Sunday evening. Anyone wishing to have them sing for shutins or invalids should notify Miss Waller at 227 Mellphonic, weather permitting on Saturday noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Schools
Miss Waller
Turkey Seeks Separate Pact With America
London dispatch reports Turkey expects the United States to sign a private treaty with Angora to safeguard Straits freedom. If no private agreement is reached at Lausanne, Kemalists may reject binding any European regime. Ambassador Child to push talks on American rights for ships in time of war and peace through the Dardanelles and Bosphorus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
London
Bee
Turkey
United States
Angora
Lausanne
America
Hilt
Ambassador Child
Kemanses
Lang
Ismet Pasha
Dardas Nolles
Bosphorus
Guerilla violence and arson disrupts towns and fascist activity
United Press bulletins report guerrilla clashes resembling Ireland turmoil erupting across several towns with seven fascisti killed and bombings injuring a priest. In Pennsylvania, vigilantes pursue a negro man and two white men after mysterious arson fires destroy barns across Montgomery and surrounding counties. Bonar Law reportedly ill from a severe cold, while Carl L. Peterson is appointed infantry captain for the Pennsylvania National Guard. Army inspectors plan to survey the guard between January and March. A warrant is issued for Sam Curl, Silk Mill manager, for ten years’ payroll embezzlement amid a silk stock shortage.
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United Press
Rome
Ireland
Westchester
Dee
Sweleland
Montgomery County
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
London
Nal Alana
Harrisburg
Carl L. Peterson
Headford
Pennsylvania National Gurd
12Th Infantry
United States Army
Pennsylvania National Guard
Frank
Anary
Peptston
Samar Curl
Dultont
Holding Against Will Case Under Scrutiny Amid State Guards
A garbled report describes a state guard operation at Mer Rouge involving alleged holding against will. It mentions a mob and orders from Gov John Parker, with ongoing searches for bodies linked to a case labeled as degenerative disorder and absences.
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United Press Mer Rouge
Tha
Devil Stay Militia
Luke la
John Mr Parker
Wat Daniels
Mrs Brunelis Freed and Mohr Found Guilty
In a jury verdict at MT Holly, Doris Hryinet was acquitted of the charges in a case tied to John Dunes. Mohr, her brother, was convicted of first degree murder and faces life imprisonment, with the jury recommending life terms for him.
Autosped speeders declared mentally incompetent
Report to Judge Charley L Bartlett states several speeding offenders have been ruled mentally incompetent to drive. City psychiatrist examination followed a court plan to restrict dangerous drivers.
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Charley L. Bartlett
City Phychiatriat
Pinchot Plans Drastic Cuts in State Budget
The article reports statewide budget cutting plans led by Pinchot, detailing expected reductions across departments and agencies. It notes officials expect significant fiscal tightening, potential layoffs, and reallocation of funds to balance the budget. The piece cites Gov. Pinchot and budget advisers outlining measures to reduce expenditures while preserving essential services amid revenue shortfalls.
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Pinchot
New York Cash Payroll Theft Leads to Arrest in Darby Bank Heist
A New York payroll heist ends with the arrest of Jo Barkus, 25, after a bank messenger was robbed of payroll funds. Police say Barkus drove the bandit car as comrades attempted to abort the plan, with a filming of the escape and subsequent identification by a telephone operator and gallery visitors.
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United Fin Philadelphia
First National Bank of Darby' Ah
Jo Barkus
Pangs Barkus
Cay
Margaret Low
Miss Young
Rman M4
Ead Ay Barkusy
Aix
BYU
Detroit
Roscoe
Ryan
Drake
Wyoming Eiedoral
Glenrood
Mirs
Armory Rental Terms Set After Board Meeting
Agreement reached on armory rental with Titus and D Warren McRowar presenting to the State Armory Board. Community leaders and local commerce groups pressed for favorable terms for public use as details to be read at a special meeting this afternoon. The chair of the board signaled a move toward a favorable arrangement, with terms potentially more advantageous than prior offers. Public details to be released after the session.
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State Armory Board
Titus
Warren McRowar
Carri
State Armiory
Soreign Connell
Willette
Thee Weilembry
Corry Board
Jatt
Varios
Figur
Pretty Home Wedding Solemnized Yesterday
Elizabeth Jeanette daughter of Mr and Mrs A G Buller became bride of Herbert Otting at the state fish hatchery home. Rev Edward Otting of Warren performed the ring ceremony. Miss Edythe Hise sister of the bride served as bridesmaid and Mr Wertraid Orting hosted the groom's party. The bride wore dark blue beaded tulle over satin and carried a bouquet. A wedding dinner followed at the Hotel Phoenix with twenty guests. The couple plan to live at 198 Maple Avenue after a Bermuda holiday from December 2 to January 10. The bride is a graduate of Corry High School and attends Grove City College. Both families extend warm congratulations.
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Elizabeth Jeanette
A. G. Buller
Herbert Otting
A. Oeller
State Fish Lutchery
Ollock
Elzabeth Jeanette
Herbert
Don Wincail
Edythe Hise
Wertraid Orting
Heather
Cara
Wade Ding
Bert Srand Orting
Hotel Phoenix
Jinchidinge
Otting
New York City
Bermuda
Maple Avenue
Ab Tie Cariation Bie Company
Fredguin Normal and
Grove City College
Mre Gtting
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Corry
Cory Mexelanty
Pat Neveral
Fosley
Uae
Siemifiathia Nf
Drederick
P. Schuowminker
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Weil Rinwo Jn
ADS
Lee
Wester Sietnit
Sylvania
Serute
Priston
Gittings
Noel Hartman
Union
City
Cory Hospital
Chriataans
Resibitieny
Kathfine Rose
Alia
Puntoniline Esse
Wecitation Yss-Rgereer Tennle
Keplin
Mildrid Howard
Bie Girls
Uheiatinds
Aweton
Endul
Ernest A Smith
Hove
Platal
Craytomosinne Cyporation
Horvnikys
Rages Company
Brick Ave Ciejele
Alba
Atfite
Mister Stent
Hi Farmer
Arlington Muth
Aalthougl Hieclub Farm
Het Avenue
Vity
Salvation Army Isidene
Luis
Minty
Flo
Nayarilart
Phil Robbin
Suates
Wonton
Miovegall
Toches
Nuveraber Dbl
Hocksnberry System, Inc
Makingy
Hige
Niagara Palle
Los Angeles
Nee
Ban Claus
Wi. Hays
Mollywond
Santi
Transcontinental Limited
Fur
Wally Rei
Wessing
Ietty Arbuckle
Itd Roberts
Ruthie
Mila
HK Lave
National
Sama
Yoicare
Supreme Court
Carol Sing
Ittaman
Herrin
Marion
Deidt AW
Wynntors
Sermrat Mall
Stuele
Trail Oil
Sheith
Meg Ates Weirs Clark
McToveell
Mirama Shafindr
Hurdwan
Warein
Willis Willis
Falsas
Denver
United Prone
Fansas Gly
Kui
Dee 2
Tou Wagner
Charweten Wits
Fai
Ato
Ures Shu
Dewey
Devers
Thenry
Nien Ut Police
Tun Ovine
Tarrishee
Logen & Bryan
Inda Hiahilem
Dapper Asapaciant Pas Sheengo
AG Westen
Nortiweststh
Dapper Gem Northen
New York
Northern Pacific
Taree OM
Sinclair Oil Southern Paol Studshaker Texaz Co
Maton
Union Natural Gas
Fesse
BMG US Steel Cs
Willys
Furtat
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