County Takes Step To Force Hospital Plan
County commissioners meet to decide if Brie County will approve an $8,000 hospital project as part of the new budget. The hearing before President Judge William Hiet focuses on Controller Harvey M. Willis authority to approve the plan. Proceedings were initiated by the Riie County Leah and Tubentleas fascpiation and face continued discussion Friday.
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Qherculois Hospital
William Hiet
Willis
Riie County
Leah and Tubentleas
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Card Party at Parish Hall at Emmanuel Church
Winter card parties draw large crowds as Altay Guill hosts a Parish Hall event for Emmanuel Episcopal Church. Twenty tables played contract and ayettan bridge with honors going to Corry guests and Columbus residents. A special award was given to Mrs. A. E. Griswell with a luncheon and coffee served by a long committee.
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Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Ayettan Bridge
Howard J. Sheen
Lillian Wolfe
Hazel Sweet
Corry
Frank Crosby
Columibis
A. E. Griswell
St. Valentine's
Regional Meet in March For Lowering City Costs
A regional meeting in March will hear from Corry and other Pennsylvania groups before a partisan state legislative committee. The panel aims to gather data on consolidating government, cutting costs, and tax redistribution to ease real estate burdens. Franklin hosts the session for eleven counties including Meadville, Warren, and Venango.
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Frigid Midwest Stretches Fuel, Rescue Efforts Amid Snow
Reports from Iowa, Illinois, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri and Kentucky detail a severe cold wave. Residents struggle for fuel as blizzards halt travel, strike delays and snowbound vehicles. Across towns, medical and rescue crews respond with improvisation and urgent transport to hospitals.
Kiskimindtas Navigation Proposal Receives Boost
United Press reports movement on the Kiskimindtas Conemaugh navigation plan as a 1927 survey nears completion. Major W D Styer says the study from Kisakmeen port to Johnstown will be sent to the War Department in Washington after yesterday's hearing in Vandergrift Pennsylvania.
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United Press
Widow to Deny Complicity in Murder Trial
Salem New Jersey February six Mrs Marguerite Peggy Dolbow prepared to testify in her own defense and deny involvement in the murder of her husband Harry Dolbow. Norman Jriscou with Mrs Dolbow is on trial for the slaying after being called by the defense yesterday.
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Salem
N. J
Marguerite
Peggy) Dolbow
Harry Dolbow
Norman Jriscou
Dolbow
Driscoq
Woman Dies After Fire Rescue Shock From Home Tragedy
In New Kensington Pennsylvania a woman rescued from a burning home died of shock. The fire, caused by an overheated furnace, spread through the front of the Diaz home where a bedfast mother was trapped. Mrs John Olbowski discovered the danger and attempted to move the mother to safety. fire chief Edward Clawson climbed through a window to assist.
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United Press
New Kensington
Fep
John Olbowski
Edward Clawson
Dinner at the Terhune House Aims at Newark Wedding
Helen Riley, newly engaged to Walter, attends a formal dinner hosted by Mrs. Terhune and family. She receives fashion advice from Irene and Mrs. Terhune, impresses with a silver dress, and navigates polite conversation amid social expectations for American women and foreign guests.
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Jane
Heten
Winn
Irene
Sven
Davi
Dirk Hea
Stiash
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Terhune
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Thaddea
Cecily
Val
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Notice of Letters of Administration Granted
Administrator Lloyd W. Kennedy announces letters of administration c a on the estate of William Cady of Corry Pennsylvania. Creditors should present claims and debtors must pay promptly. Address: 802 Palace Hardware Bldg Erie PA. Dated September 16, 1929.
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William
Deaf boy hears radio with Lago bottles of OURINE
A Cincinnati mother, Mrs Mary Gamphier, reports her deaf son now hears the radio after using Lago OURINE bottles. The ad claims OQURINE and QUBINE aid the hard of hearing with head noises and ear issues, touting low daily cost and refunds for unsatisfied customers.
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Mary Gamphier
Cincinnati
Ohio
Kolster
Prisoner’s Trick Fails in Springfield Jail
A 7 year old prisoner attempted a deception by posing as deaf and mute. The ruse collapsed when the inmate asked a janitor for a drink of water exposing the hoax as a prisoner named Klumbe.
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Springfield
Mary
John Yenscko
Klumbe
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