Death of Mrs Nina Panton in Concord township
Mrs Nina Panton aged 49 of Concord township and formerly of Conan township died Sunday morning after an extended illness. Born May 15 1869 in Bilicottville New York she resided in Concord township for several years. Survived by a daughter Mrs Gatas Fersheal of Veton City and a host of relatives including Mrs Gly Hall of Sues Mrs Bert Weed of Minon City Mrs Maynard Batts Mrs Sildryd Ticker Mrs O F Callahan and Mrs Arley Fristes of Manschester. Preceded by a husband and several other relatives.
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Nina Panton
Upton Cil
Conan Township
Bilicottvilie
N.Y
Gatas
Payetioilic
Arley Fristes
Manschester
Funeral services for Lexi Panton announced
Lexi twenty years ago by her husband Anigew Panton funeral services will be conducted from the Baptist church at Union by Tuesday afternoon at O'clock. Burials will be made in Rose Hall cemetery at Spy rtansbure.
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Lexi
Anigew Panton
Baptist Church
Unio
Burns
Rose Hall
Spyrtansbure
Protest over nude painting at Benton exhibit sparks debate
The Rev Mary Ellis a 65 year old Philadelphia evangelist condemned Thomas Hart Bentons Sun Ad and the Elders as obscene and demanded a formal review of its display at a regional art museum amid other works by contemporary artists. She urged authorities to reconsider the exhibit citing moral concerns.
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Louis
Mary Ellis
Philadelphia
Thomas Hart Benton
Sunad
the Elders
Worlief
Jamestown Briefs Highlight Labor, Traffic, and Deaths
Herbert Anderson of Local 398 United Auto Workers in Jamestown says the union will vote in two weeks on supporting Homer Matthi, head of the TAWA, or those expelled by the executive committee. flood waters recede as cold snaps tighten the ice gorge from the dam to Old Town. Swan Carlson, long-time Jamesown contractor and Zion Mission Church member, dies at 85. David Lice, Sinclairville mayor, dies at 74 after serving since 1987. Coronel Shoemaker injured in a head-on crash near Hyner en route to Renovo. numerous newspaper cores returned to Journal for reuse. Safe Driving School registrations announced for February 6–8. O. H. Palmer, former Crawford County sheriff, dies at 77 in Meadville. Erie price war narrows gas to 16 cents. St Edward’s PTA meets Tuesday at 7:30. Twenty-four injured in icy conditions. Venango County pays $4,200 to attorney A. R. Osmer for involuntary manslaughter case. Fire near Meadville spreads to rail yard. a large wildcat fish caught by a warden weighs 40 pounds. Temple Theatre issues, coroner notes, and local notices fill the docket.
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Herbert Anderson
United Automobile Workers of America
Nordic ‘Temple
Homer Matthi
Ational
TAWA
John L. Lewis
A. P. Haake
Tionesta Reek
Lce
Oldtown
Kellettville
Swan Magnus Carlson
Zion Mission Church
David Lice
Sinclairvile
St. Edward's Hall
Coronel
W. J. Shoemaker
Clinton County
Hyner
Warren
Warren Countya Motoke Club
O. H. Palmer
Crawford County
Meadville
Hurley G. Catshall
Grand Theatre
Times-Mirror
Sanrday
Tidioute
Thomas
Ward Farm
Eagle Farma
Wildwood Inn
Brier
Hamet
St. Vincent's
A. R. Osmer
Franklin
Edmund G. Breene
Reno
George Cross
Renovo
Posts Bond For Damage To Jail And Assault Charge
George Stockton of Firat avenue was arrested on assault and battery and a breach of the peace after a rampage in the city jail Saturday evening. He caused extensive damage including smashing the bunk, tearing a gas stove loose, and breaking windows. Stockon was rescued before he could harm himself and posted 300 bond for his appearance in police court on a malicious mischief charge set for February 16. He will have a hearing before Alderman G H Gordon this afternoon on charges brought by his wife.
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George Stockton
Firat Avenue
Befors
Sustday
Poace Court
Stockton
G. H. Gordon
Body Exhumed for Tests for Arsenic
Authorities in Philadelphia planned tests on a body exhumed from a cemetery to determine if arsenic traces were present in vital organs. The body, identity withheld, was moved to the county morgue as investigators questioned three alleged members held without bail after last week’s coroner’s inquest.
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Philadelphia
Fire destroys Mike Pash market in Rochester Pa
An explosion sparked a blaze at the Mike Pash grocery and meat market in Rochester Pennsylvania. Firemen contained the fire as nearby buildings were threatened and more than forty thousand dollars in losses were reported.
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Rochester Market
United Press
Rochester
Mike Pash
Two Pilots Die After Midair Collision Near Buffalo Airport
A midair collision over Genesee Street near Buffalo Airport yesterday killed pilot GL Kel borer 28 of 258 Woodlawn Avenue and left Bernard Mint 25 of 2286 Seneca Street severely injured in Buffalo City Hospital. The crash occurred above urban woods as rescue crews used a portable searchlight to locate the wreckage.
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Buffalo
Urban Woods
Genesee Street
Kelborer
Woodlawn
Baker
Franklin Wins Grove City Clash in Fast Basketball Win
Franklin High School's fast moving basketball team defeated Grove City High School on Saturday, delivering a decisive win as the Franklin squad pressed its rivals. The outcome underscores Franklin's quick offense and strong defense in the Grove City matchup.
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Franklin
Grove City
Franklin High School
Haniled Grove Cit High
Corry Launches Bid for Vets Hospital
A meeting in Warren hosted by the Counties Council and Veterans of Foreign Wars featured Department Commander Chester Zerbe of Erie as principal speaker. Topics included national defense neutrality Americanism hospitalization care for widows and orphans of deceased veterans and employment for disabled veterans. Ten Corry residents led by Lieut Arch Thompson Foster attended along with representatives from Crawford Venango Forest Clarion McKean and Warren counties.
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Corry
Counties Council
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Dinsmoors-Schwing
Warren
Department
Chester Zerbe
Erie
Archie W
Tie, Grawford
Venango
Forest
Clarion
McKean
Bill and Wurren Counties
Man Found With Slashed Throat Seeks Help at Hospital
Police report a 50-year-old man identified as Marshall George, described as a Negro named Brie, was found at home Friday with a throat wound. He was taken to St. Vincent's hospital Saturday night in critical condition but not yet presumed serious.
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Marshall George
St. Vincent's Hospital
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