Columbus P. T. A. Bingo Party Draws Many Prizes
The Columbus P. T. A. held a Bingo party at the Masons Hall with about seventy guests. Virginia Wickwire won the grand prize. Amma Christenton took the cake in the take wall. many prizes were awarded and lunch was served. Community events and church notices populate the rest of the column with local happenings and visits.
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Doris Coons
Blanche Bunnell
Maxine Triscui
Helen Horn
Parent-Teachers' Association
Masons
Hell
Virginia Wickwire
Amma Christenton
Four Erie sergeants shuffled after city council vote
The Erie police department saw four sergeants affected as the city council demoted two sergeants and promoted two patrolmen. Sergeants Michael J. Nugent and Oscar J. Robb were demoted, while Carl Malinowski sought a lower rank. Charles Brown and Roy Mong were reassigned to Nugent and Robb's former posts, respectively, amid broader minor departmental changes.
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City Council
Michael J. Nugent
Oscar J. Robb
Carl Malinowski
Charles ©. Brown
Nugent
Roy Mong
Reto
Sable Payy Cost The Sable Role in Siberian Trade
An old note explains the sable as central to Siberia's economy, with pelts driving much of the cost and trade. It highlights the animal's value in the opening of Siberia and its impact on financing ventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siberia
Thompson's Baroama Tablets Promote Kidney Cleanse
An old advertisement touts Thompson's Baroama Tablets as a marvelous medicine that cleanses the kidneys to filter impurities from blood and gently stimulates the bowels liver and stomach. The copy urges immediate use and promises quick improvements in health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
Clymer Social Life Dims Amid Storm and Cold
Stormy weather cuts social events in Clymer NY with many gatherings postponed and residents confined by deep snow. Funeral attendees, travel hardships, and canceled meetings dominate the week as locals seek shelter and news from nearby towns.
Relieved chiselers nabbed in Feb sweep
In Brie on February, six relic thieves were arrested in a relief drive. Constable John Carey of Pita ward sought warrants sworn by William Frame an investigator for the State Emergency Relief board. Constable Thomas Canynham issued the warrants and will release defendant names once others are caught.
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Brie
John Carey
Pitaward
William Frame
State Extergency Relief Board
Thomas Canynham
Courthouse staff reappointed for two weeks in Rie county
County commissioners renewed the courthouse janitors and charwomen for a two week period. They rescinded a prior move to appoint one to a half time post. It is the first time the old staff was named for a short extension since the board took office, drawing bitter reaction from workers who prefer permanent hire or layoff.
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Rie
Anl
Four-month-old boy suffocated in parental bed
In Bate Pennsylvania a four month old baby, Rufus Hall Jr., died when he was smothered between his mother and father as they slept. Neighbors say cold weather left the infant between them. blankets slipped over his head. Doctor Worster ruled the death accidental and notified Coroner Koble while the body awaited transport due to poor rural roads.
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Bate
Waterford
Rufus Hall, Jr
Rufus Hall
V. K.worster
Leavitt Named Senior Instructor of Pennsylvania Guard
Col. Ralph H. Leavitt, commander of the 46th Infantry, U.S. Army in the Philippines, appointed Senior Instructor of the Pennsylvania National Guard. He succeeds Col. D. A. Nolan who took two months leave due to illness. Leavitt began service in the 20th Kansas Volunteers in the Spanish American War and served in the Philippines, later returning to duty at Fort McHenry and advancing to second lieutenant in 1901.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Ralph H. Leavitt
46Th Infantry
U.S. Army
Philippine Islands
Pennsylvania National Guard
D. A. Nolan
Leavitt
20Th Kansas Volunteers
Philippines
Tn Orier
Fort McHenry
281 Infantry
fragmented puzzle page notes mix of clues and errors
A scrambled cross word puzzle page segment with numerous garbled clues and typos. It includes partial entries mentioning Marine New Zealand flora and fauna, geographic place names, and misformatted numbers. The readable items suggest a standard word grid with across clues but many fragments are unreadable or corrupted.
Red Cross Opens 303 Roadside First Aid Stations
The American Red Cross is opening 303 emergency first aid stations along Pacific Coast highways. Each station provides medical kits stretchers blankets splints and compresses to aid travelers in distress.
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RED Cross
San Francisco
American
Red Exes
Pacific Coast
United Brethren Church Ravaged by Fire Loss Estimated at $14,000
A major fire gutted the United Brethren in Christ church on North Center Street, charred the interior and left only bare walls. Firefighters fought the blaze in near freezing temperatures, frostbite injuries reported among responders. Insurance coverage was said to be substantial, though exact figures were not disclosed. Services to be held at Junior High School while repairs are considered.
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Caitimbue
T Hie
Chityeh
Garnett
Zoe Williams
Mary Waite
New Wilmington
Turatay
Amy Green
Nellie Nelson
Wrightsville
Arthur Page
Sarah Page
Alice Webb
Louisa Dewey
Cora Crippen
Corry
Verne Smith
Charles Swanson
Warren
Frank Schramling
Ladies Aid Society
Emma Carroll
Hudson
Sidney Bien
Cambridge Springs
John Scholton
Clymier
N.Y
Atr
Mra
George Vander Schaal
Lucus
Mike Telzabeth
Schasif
Mayville
Jerrold Arnint
Highwaya
Cleveland
Eva, Bull
Janet
Wilbur Camp
Youngaville
Mary Hayes
Sadie McChoseney
Elmer Croscutt
Eva Schurman
Scioto Road
Schurman
Jerry Raegan
Albert Bennink
Charles Anderson
Sherman
Grange Hall
Niagara Power Co
Clyme High School
Lotts Ville High School
Jamestown
Ray O. Wyland
Boy Scouts of America
Chautauqua Lac
Clymer Telephone Co
Tinc
At &O
Twentieth Century Club
Patl Brooks
Ila Johnson McGrey
Parent- Teachers Association
Fords
W. J. Doty
Bobbie Wassink
Miriam Wassink
Fredonia Normal School
Fredonia
Lyle Johnson
Betty Martin
Monévillay
Mert Newhauns
Paul Persons
Ripley
Fred Kooman
Clarice Sternberg
Clymer State Bank
Ida Johnson
Frances Biasell
Jerrold
Floyd Arnink
Albert Arnink
Clinton Meracle
South Dayton
Harriet] Vrooman
St. Petersburg
Flo
Cora Putnam Parker
Waterford
Carrie Gleason
Henry Danicott
South Center Street
Allert Neckers
Carlyle
Ers
Bear
Clyde Whinot
Nicby
Charles Wilson
William Baker
Baker
Sheffield
Lloyd Price
Lottsville
Milton Bergman
Kenneth Berkey
Billy Reilly
Fred Wheeler
Earl, S
Ivan H Hawkins
Witon Smith
Luli! Hinckley
Earl
Wheeler
Willis
Price
Jean Manwaring
U B
Christian Endeavor
Hobart Blanchard
Columbus Church
Ivan Hawkins
J. B. Wilco2
Merle Putman
J. C. Manwaring
J. P. Peterson
Laverne Sechriest
Clarence Sechriest
Pageve
H. Ray Harris
Walla
United Brethren In Christ Congregation
Center Street
Harris
Two More Killed in Coastin g Crashes
Two more fatalities in coast ing accidents raise Philadelphia toll within 24 hours. Victims are Walter Schnell, 16, Whitemarsh Township, and David Kemmy, 0, with Schnell killed when sled washed into a shield near his home and Kemmy dying when his sled collided at a intersection.
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United Fresh Philadelphia
Philadelphia Free
Walter Schnell
Whitemarsh Township
David Kemmy
Chester
Sphnell
Kemmy
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Bridge Club
Columbia
Erie
New York State
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Rome
Florida
Keystone Brain
Zeus
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Ivan Price
Misa Gene Evans
North Crymery 8
Hier Brandmother
Rowe Evans
Panata
Q. Roeidive
Rochester
J. Dieting
A. ©. Root
Lake
Edith Eddy
Niobe
G. H. Tilletden
Meadville
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Daily Cross
Electric
New Zealand
England
Genoa
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Pussle
Eli
Algo
Vaigglist
Fara
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Dobbin
Dobbins
Allen Dean
Query
Tirey
East Main ‘Street
Paramount
Stayton
Dept. Ru
Des Moines
Towa
Guernsey
John H. Cough
Pittsfield
Parsons
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Sylvania and National Union
Ubes
Desmond Service
First Avenue
J. Corry
B. FP. Brockmann
North Center Street
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