Local notices and sales in Gow Londilinn area
Scattered items list goods for sale and community events. A baby carriage priced at 10 dollars is offered by a resident of Titusville Tor and a long list of church social notices from Methodist Episcopal congregations, including birthday parties and St Valentine events. Also mentions hospital visits, car accident injuries, and a potato price listing.
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Gow Londilinn
Aly Jacob Philip Philips
Titusville Tor
Methodist Episcopal Church
West Wasington
Local prices and notices from Corry and area
Local items list fresh eggs at 35 cents a dozen sugar six cents a pound Gooch flour 98 cents a sack head lettuce two for five cents shankless smoked shoulder 22 cents a pound Lux soap 2 cents J W Wilcox delivery 99 We. Arts and Crafts Club meets at 2 2 with Mrs Mary Merker in Raymond block meeting date moved to Wednesday. Several social notices include a charity card party, a vanishing bridge event, and a quilting gathering at the Sciota Community Hall. A ship of local news covers a traffic mishap near Corry, a near miss with a train, and a New York World women’s section scoop.
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Lux
Will J. Wilcox
Meel
Otlock
Mary Merker
Raymond Block
Corry
J. D. Murray
S. Alt
J. J. Casey
South Side
Sciota
Adthnt Miller
Frank A. Wolcox
East Main
Frank B. Smith
Titusville
Alice Larson
Chicago
Charles Wilson
Suint
Mary Phillips
Kissinger Mills
J. J. Mulheirn
East Stress
Hitchcock
Northast
Maude Keefe
Twenty Five New Members Joined at First Methodist Church
A large audience attended the First Methodist Episcopal Church service where Rev. F. S. Neigh of Union City led greetings. Pastor Frante A. Wimer and the official board formally received 25 new members, the largest class in months, with another younger class planned for Easter after instruction.
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Methodist’ Episcopal
F. S. Neigh
Union City
Frante A. Wimer
Ite
Legislation to Relieve Courts Delays in Prohibition Cases
Washington Feb 10 The law enforcement commission proposes measures to ease federal court congestion from prohibition cases. The judiciary committee has finished hearings and may report the bill, though Senate leaders ignore it for now. The proposal would grant U S commissioners power to try minor liquor violations amid sharp criticism from wets and drys.
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Washington
Law Enforcement Commission
House
Judiciary Committee
Senate
Prohibition Bureau
Treasury
Justice
U.S
Poison found in soup kitchen vandalism report
Bulletin notes vandals broke into a city soup kitchen supporting striking taxi drivers. Specimens contained poison but not at lethal levels. No further details given about victims or motives.
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Pittsburgh
Taylor escapes jail only to be captured on an island hideout
Owen Taylor fled from custody after a kitchen confrontation with Jefferson, injuring the latter in his attempt to escape. A countywide manhunt followed, with deputies, city police, and state troopers aiding. Taylor was found near Irvine on an island nine miles southwest of the city, where he had built a fire to dry clothing before being captured by Warren Police and railroad detectives. He is described as five seven and a half, 120 pounds, with dark brown straight hair, wearing a leather coat with a fur collar.
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Jefferson
Taylor
Harold
Irvine
Biddle-Newbold
Robert Ritchie
George Hahn Sheffield
Olive Spencer Roberts
Laurie Stter
Warren Force
William Merritt
Roberts
Utter
Allegheny
Hselm
Merritt sac \Ritenie
Warren Dive Department
Haehn
Merritt
Ritchie
Kane
Erie
Owen Taylor
Plane crashes in flames near London border two dead
A French Goliath passenger plane en route from Paris to London crashed in Kent near Marden, killing Mr and Mrs Hodges on their honeymoon. Four others were injured including an English passenger and the pilot, both sustaining serious injuries.
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United Press
London
Goliath
Paris
Hames
Marden
Kent
Farm Board Meeting Postponed One Day
United Press reports the federal Farm Board postpones its meeting to authorize a 25 million dollar grain stabilization corporation. Absence of Samuel McKelvie and illness of Carl Williams caused the delay as officials rushed back to Washington. A separate raid and jail delivery are mentioned with multiple prisoners noted, but details are unclear.
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United Press
Washington
Federal Farm Board
Lolay
Samuel R. McKelvie
Carl Williams
South
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