Bradford Tree Cutters Face Arrest for Christmas Ties
Bradford residents face warrants and fines for cutting or buying Christmas trees in violation of law. Police traced vehicles and ownership through the Harrisburg motor bureau as a Bradford chemical firm assists in prosecutions led by Alderman Callins. About 100 people are expected to be charged.
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Bradford
Bradford- Lewis Rum Highway
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Harrisburg
Callins
First Ward
Hehan
Johnsonburg boys vanish after noon dismissal
Two Johnsonburg 16 year old brothers Harry Bliss and Richard Nitchie disappeared after Monday noon dismissal. They attend Johnsonburg borough school and live in the West End. Bliss is son of Verne Bliss, Nitchie son of Edward Nitchie. Relatives in Buffalo possible. boys may have gone there or to their cities. A separate item notes a short change artist swindling a Western Union office in Wavening.
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Ridgwas
Eeu vAeete Poe
Witke World
Johnnsonbburg
Harry Bliss
Richard Nitehls
Johnsonburg
West End
Bliss
Verne Bliss
Nitchie
Edward Nitchie
Sharper
Wavening
Western Union
Tom Formnis
Rogan Backs Westley for County Tax Collector
Joseph P. Rogen, chairman of the county board, said he will support F. E. Westley, Corry city treasurer, for county tax collector in That city. G. H. Gordon has held the post for two years, but complaints against him have been filed.
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Erin
Joseph P. Rogen
Board of County Commissioners
F. E. Westley
Corry
G. H. Gordon
Rogan
Spectator Arrested at Falconer Basketball Game
Falconer resident John Sinatra was arrested Monday night at the Community Building during a Falconer Indies versus Clymer game on disorderly conduct. He pleaded not guilty at arraignment before Justice Oscar W. Sweet and awaits trial date.
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Falconer
John Sinatra
Justice of the Pea
Oscar W. Sweet
Sinatra
Falconer Indies
Clymer
Wesson Paplow
Albert Hall
W R C Plans Valentine Party by Women’s Relief Corps
The Woman's Relief Corps meeting at the Veerans of Foreign Wars home included 28 members and two comrades Oliver Casler and S Bartle. They planned a St Valentine’s Day party with a meeting next Tuesday, dinner at 1, and a Valentine bring. Mrs Henry Asmin chairs the committee for a pleasant affair.
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Aemciing Gacpjor
Veerans of Foreign Wars
Woman's Relief Corps
Oliver Casler
S. Bartle
V. EW. Homie
Henry Asmin
Doctor’s Thoxine relief for sore throat ad claims quicker cure
An advertisement promotes Thoxine as a fast sore throat remedy that also relieves coughing. It touts a double action formula with no harmful drugs, sold in 350 size and 1.00 bottles, with money back not offered, through N. F. Ames & Co and other drug stores.
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N. F. Ames & Co
Adyi
Wrightsville Residents Share News and Accidents
Wrightsville reports an auto crash involving Luther Carlson from Jamestown with injuries but recovering at his sister’s home. condolences go to the Luther Johnson family after Mrs. Johnson’s death. Local events include basketball games, visits from Victor Hagie and Alma Faust, and a Cemetery Aid meeting at Velma Fuller’s home.
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Luther Carlson
Luther Johnson
Wrightsville
Emil Lind
Jamesstown
Jamestown
Alfred Danielson
Helen Arnold
Warren
Corry
Lottsville
Lottsville Boys
Baird Tires
Odd Fellows
Clyde Hagie
Brie
Alma Faust
Sugar Grove
Milspaw
Married at Ripley New York in Civil Ceremony
Miss Mona Guddebeck of Newton New Jersey wed Ferris Pratt of Erie at Ripley New York. The ceremony was performed Sunday afternoon at the parsonage by Rev John R Rich, with Pratt a former Corry resident employed by the Associated Gas and Electric System and Miss Guddebeck a Corry Hospital Training School graduate nurse. The couple reside in Erie where the groom works for Mutual Telephone Company.
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Mona Guddebeck
Newton
N. J
Corry
Ferris Pratt
Erie
Ripley
N.Y
John R. Rich
Methodist Episcopal Church
Pratt
Associated Gas and Electric System
Cuddebeck
Corry Hospital
The
Mutual Telephone Co
Philadelphia Fights Over Sunday Blue Law Revival
Philadelphia contends over reviving the 1791 Sunday observance law as two factions debate its impact on commerce and daily life. Francis J. Walsh leads the anti blue law group arguing it harms business and city vitality, while Rev. W. B. Formey's Sabbath Association emphasizes peace and lawfulness from Sunday rest.
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Harry Ergulow
United Press
Philadelpher
Bliue
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Fracis J. Walsh
New York
W. B. Formey
Walsh
City Hall Square
Philadelphia Athletics
Atlantic City
Two Firemen Injured in Pittsburgh Crash
Battalion Fire Chief John J. Callaghan and Fireman Harry Ic were injured when their auto struck a steel pole while responding to a fire alarm. Both were cut and burned, with Callaghan suffering a leg injury. The fire car was demolished after the collision.
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Pittsburgh
John J. Callaghan
Harry Ic
Calaghan
Callaghan
Eighteen School Children Hurt In Bus Crash
United Press reports a school bus carrying 30 children collided near Eligabeth town injuring 18 students none seriously. Driver Delbert Watkins blamed speeding. Marvin Woods Shelbyville Indiana arrested on reckless driving charges. Also an ad for two furnished rooms at 262 Franklin Street.
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United Press
Cincinnati
Marvin Woods
Shelbyville
Ind
Eligabeth
Woods
Delbert Watkins
Enlarge Oil City Substation Boosts Power Supply
The Associated Gas and Electric Co moves to enlarge its Sage Run Road substation six miles from Oil City to provide additional electricity for the city. New transformers will be added at the site near the former King’s Palace to supplement output from the Keystone Service Co plant. Local lines have connected with Associated lines for some time to meet rising demand in Oil City and vicinity.
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Associated Gas and Electric Co
Sage Run
Oil City
Jthis
Everal
Iking
Keystone
Oj City
Westaig
Two Workmen Die In 28 Story Fall At Building
In San Francisco two workers died instantly when a platform collapsed from a cable break, causing a 28 story fall from the Alamanas Barn building. Victims were A. J. Smith foreman and Wilton Sadler helper. Onlookers reported the platform gave way under them.
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United Press
San Francisco
Alamanas
A. J. Smith
Witon Sadler
Smith
Sadler
Services Draw Large Throngs at First Methodist Church
The First Methodist Episcopal church holds daily services with growing attendance. Tuesday night nearly doubled Monday, church school night follows Friday. Rev. Frank S. Neigh preaches plain gospel truths as Mrs. Frank J. Lillie and Mrs. Merrill Lilie sing. Walter R. Shelby leads singing. A class of new members will be received Sunday morning.
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First Methodist Episcopal Church
Frank S. Neigh
Frank J. Lillie
Merrill Lilie
Walter R. Shelby
Sie Church
Old Roman Statute Storks Law Aged Parents Care
An old Roman law known as the Storks law compelled children to support their elderly parents if they were in need. It drew on the imagined habit of storks caring for their elders when aged or injured.
Scouts Plan Special Services Next Week
All Scouts are urged to attend planned services in Corry for Week of observances. Rev Lyle D leads the program with 209 Scouts expected at the church and Sunday services, plus a midweek gathering.
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Boy Scout
Corry Now
Manie
Lyle D
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