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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1935

Page

2

Shouse Attacks Democrats Over Campaign Fund Drive

Lima Ohio December 28 United Press reports Jowett Shouse former chair of the Democratic national committee now leading the American Liberty League calls the party the Benedick Arnott Aid Uke Tudas Iecuniot of to party describing fundraising as a key flaw. Durbin replies asserting different management compared to Farley.

United Press Lima Jowett Shouse Ierey Democratic Rational Communttee American Liberty Luagin Talay Yng Fiane W. Durbin Lina Durbin Shouse Democratic National Committee Farley Shutdmn

Missing man shoots self during search near Oil City

Near Venus in Clarion county, Nickolas Kev elise, 40, who vanished from Hampton Station last night, was found by searchers and shot himself as deputies closed in. The incident follows a chaotic scene in a probe tied to local politics and national figures.

Oil City Nickolas Kevelise Hampton Station Keverline Severline Venus Clarion County

Warren-County Officials Appoint Wollaston Clerk

Miss M. Jane Wollaston of Mead township has been appointed clerk in the county treasurer's office. She will begin duties the first Monday in January. George B. Heavy announced the appointment yesterday at Meadville. Also noted: bond set at 150,000 for City Treasurer Don C. DeLancey. an ordinance bonds him to manage taxes. Various local notices include accidents, funerals, school events, and community updates across Warren and surrounding areas.

J.” Wilcox Warren George B. Heavy M. Jane Wollaston Mead Township A. M. Litz Don C. Delancey Meadville DeLancey Smeth Port Pleasantville Carl Wright Tanner Florence Wright Wright Aon William Rexford C. Richard Paulson East Congress Street Cory Hospital Paulson Dorothy Barney Erie Washington School LeRoy Dickinson West Wayne Street Mary Foster Leslie Wells Dan Bennett C. A. Lawson M.S. Reynolds West Washington Street American Legion Martin Aigner St. John's Episcopal Church Franklin John C. Ward Diocese of Erie de. Aigney Triend George A. Stockton Rost Lee Knight H. J. Knight Steuben Township Crawford County Oil City Oi! City Vernon Hickle Mae Hildare Pittsburgh Thomas Hickle Beaverdam William Fickle Leonard Reid Shreeve Hatch Hollow William Hickle Garry

Wonderful Thompson Barosma Tablets Praised by Los Angeles Reader

Mrs Lizeley of Los Angeles writes of Thompson's Barosma Tablets as a wonderful medicine that helped her. The ad claims diuretic stimulant effects and relief from rheumatic pains backache dizziness and vision spots. It urges prompt use to cleanse kidneys and promises 50 cents at drug stores with a money back guarantee. If constipated, take Golden Lax Tablets with Barosma Tablets.

Thompson Lizeley Bet West 28Th St Los Angeles

Judge tripled verdict in auto crash suit

Pittsburgh dispatch reports United States district court raised the jury award from 5 000 to 20 000 for Anna Bollinger in an automobile accident case. The retrial was held February 7 after her appeal. Judge Robert M. Gibson ordered the larger sum, despite objections. Frank L. P. Kelley of Far Hills, near Pittsburgh, was the plaintiff.

United Press Pittsburgh United States District Court Today Perseverdnes Ot Am Akeron, O Anna Bollinger Robert M. Gibson Frank L. P. Kelley Far- Hills Pitteburgh

Two Homes Burn in Rouseville Fire Displacing 18

In Rouseville two houses were destroyed by fire, leaving 18 people homeless. Oil City firefighters could not save the homes of Mrs. Runninger and Lyman W Bills due to lack of water and strong winds. The Runninger family, including two month old baby, and Bills family faced exposure on the river as winter cold settled in.

United Press Oil CHYY Rouseville Oil City Wmn Rinninger Lyman W. Bills Runninger Samal Runninger Bills

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