Mother who choked crippled son sentenced to reform school
Ly United Press reports a mother from Merger Pennsylvania was sentenced to Munsey Reformatory for choking her son to death. She cried that her child was helpless and she could not bear his pain. The judge, J A Mcbaughry, handed down the sentence after her confession. The child, born with disabilities, had two older siblings who were healthy.
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Ly United Press
Mary
Zlayer
Munsey Reformatory
Wyedi
Sou
Dudge J. A. Mcbaughry
Hier
Sharon Jinlite
Starley
Ainly
Surley
Hetter
New York
Chicwga
Tim
Stanley
Carleton
Brown
Funeral of Mrs Burkhart at St Thomas Church
Funeral mass for Mrs Bridget Burkhart wife of Joseph Burkhart of West Trving Street was held at St Thomas Church at 9 am officiated by Rev Francis Graves with St Thomas choir and soloists. Burial was in St Elizabeths cemetery. Out of town mourners included Mr and Mrs James McMahon and daughter Annabelle of Brockton New York Mrs Emini McMahon of Jamestown Meadeville area and several McMahon relatives along with George Hartz of Warren and others.
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Bridget Burkhart
Joesph Burkhart
West Trving Street
St. Thomas Church
Francis Graves
P. B
St. Thomas
Anna Shields
Janus Sullivan
Stella Barry
St. Elizabeth's Cemetery
Vinnie Gyanam
Prankiseefe
Charles Spiesman
James Mead
Walter H. Bilis
Charles Burtchardt
James McMahon
Annibelle
Brocton
Emini
McMahon
Jameston Manon
Oil City
Thomas McMahon
Lethman
MuCray
Meadville
Ed Kinney
Howard Walters
Legs Leaman
Dunkivie
Deal Wineail
Buffalo
George Dickson
Albion
Leg McMahon
Westfield
M. J. McMahon
Genevieve
Fin
George Hartz
Warren, Pa
Pinchot Enters U S Senate Race
Governor Pinchot plans a New Deal platform for the U S Senate race to succeed Reed. He will campaign nationwide once back in action, stressing friendship with President Roosevelt and urging full support of the Roosevelt administration. Republicans argue he did not publicly endorse Roosevelt during the critical period.
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Cumuuueu
St. Luke's Hospital
New York
Reed
Commonwealth
Roosevelt
Local society notes from Meadville and surrounds
Personal mentions document visits and travel across Meadville area. Henry Thayer and Julia Thayer visit Mrs. Sidney Hart in Sherman while Mrs. Hart receives medical treatment. Several locals return home to resume studies at Allegheny College and attend church speeches by Dr G Morris Smith of Susquehanna University. Mrs. Hart’s hotel stay, funeral attendance, and multiple absences for shopping, business, and family duties are recorded.
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Henry Thayer
Wealfeld
Miles Julia Thayer
Buffalo
Sidney Hart
Sherman
Corry
Hart
Armour Hillstrom
A. Hillstrom
Meadville
Allegheny College
G. Morris Smith
Susqienanna University
Susqileianns
Tilsity Lutheran Church
Wagner
Sir Paul's Lutherum Church
Bb. Wagner
St. Pauil's Lutheran Church
William Halt
de South
Will Alten
Ploffer
Eva Kepler
Mary Tein Tthaca
Doris Crane
Florence Hbicks
Meeting of Mentor Club hosts Colonial party plans
An evening meeting of the Mentor Club led by Mrs. Inez Myers featured a reading on Metropolis House and History and an article on Some Famous Players. Plans were set for the January 18 gathering at Mrs. Rank Parsons home with cakes cookies and coffee served to ten members.
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Rank Parsons
Wright Street
Howitt
Pneumonia Fatal To Child In Elgin Virginia
Livyu Davis, age unknown, son of Mr and Mrs Basil Davis of Elgin Virginia, died this morning at 7 35 at Corry hospital from pneumonia Stin Day tow ing. Surviving besides parents are one sister Meta. Body to Davison's funeral home and will lie there until services at Migin church Thursday at 3 pm. Interment Beaverdam cemetery.
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Livyu
Basil Davis
Elgin
Corry Hospital
Meta
Davison
Taterment
Lake Punt
Beaverdam
Meadville Buys Fire Apparatus From Mack International
Meadville council approved the purchase of two pieces of fire fighting equipment from the Mack International Motor Truck Company at the bid price amid a special meeting chaired by Mayor Sioux. Safety Director C L Manross supported the purchase while Councilman Metz did not vote, citing opposition to the order.
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Mack International Motor Truck Company
Meadville
Pep
Meadville Suychines
Mack Inteational Motor Truck Company
Chine
Sioux
Venuneil
C. L. Manross
Frei Metz
Metz
Sharpsville Coach Hurt In Gym Demonstration
Sharpevile High School athletics director Robert Red Johnston was hospitalized with a probable fractured vertebra after a gymnastic demonstration went wrong. Johnston, a former Springfield college athlete, is in Buhi hospital awaiting further diagnosis.
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Sharpsville
Sharon
Robert
Red) Johnston
Sharpevle
Buhi Hospital
Springfield
Mass
Union Womanis Club Speaker Delights Garden Group
Mrs J C Callideh of Union City led the Garden Department meeting of the Comny Woman's Club in the glib house Monday afternoon. Mrs Caflisch president of the Garden Club of Thrin City spoke on Dephinisms. Nineteen members attended with Jamies Darling chairing the department. Hostesses were Mrs N T Gillette and Mrs F Saulsto. Discussions covered changes for the year and best garden magazines followed by a reading on Hen Greer. Cookies and tea ended the gathering.
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J.C. Callideh
Union City
Garden Department
Comny Woman's Club
Glib House
Caflisch
Gr den Club
Thrin City
Jamies Darling
N. T. Gillette
F Saulsto
Stock rally leads gains across major issues
United Press reports a brisk afternoon as American Telephone and Telegraph climbs to higher levels and utilities jump. Other sectors like rail and steel show firming prices while several industrials, airlines, and motors post gains amid renewed buying and profit-taking in the market.
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United Press New York
American Telephone de ‘Telegraph
Allantiy Ratining Ust
Auburn
Ahs
Benalix Avion Wan
Bethlehem Steel
Gitnadiay Pacific
Joe O
Jomiysier
Columbia Gar
Continental Gan They
Cubtise Wright
Tragic Crossing Crash Claims Hospital Chief In New Kensington
New Kensington Pa February 6 Fuile Griesemer 41 former Allentown State Hospital superintendent and current Citizens General Hospital official died in a crossing crash after allegedly failing to heed stop signs and watchman warnings. his car was struck by a Pennsylvania railroad engine and dragged before police pronounced him dead at the scene.
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New Kiington
Griesemer
Citizens General Hospital
Crisi
Allentown State Hospital
Pennsylvania
Right byallene and the tangled loves in New York
Corliss narrates a web of romance among Stipley Paige Stanley Drew Perry and Dennis in New York and Europe. Stanley contemplates marriage as Drew’s ruined fortune and deception unfold, leaving Stanley’s fate tied to passion, wealth, and heartbreak amidst a vivid travelogue through cities, roads, and nights.
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Europe
Jowine
Youn
Swantifel
Stipley Paige
New York
Shwiwethivs
Stustey
Perry Deverest
Yin Tawyer
Nivel
Smeone
Vorrean
Trey
Drew
Dennis St. Sahu
Dennis
Ned Wineate
Stanley
Biter
Charles Carletor
Drew Casally
Ianney
Brasiley
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Olean
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New York City
the Nast Co
Blair Barnes
Los Angels
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Fitzsimmons
Titusville
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Sis Roche
Baith Kelsey
Kennedy
N.Y
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Dell Waring
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Los Angeles
Andrew Eigenberry
Lily Howell Rirkenberry
Rikkenbery
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Whitman
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Keister
Union Womanis
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J.C. Caflisch, Jr
Garden Department of Woman’s Club
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George Taylor
Montgomery Warden Ome National Dairy
New York Central
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