Kearsarge Man Ends His Life on Brother-in-law Farm
Frank Pagan a 54 year old farmer living at Dunn's Valley near Kearsarge shot himself on his brother in law Edward Webb farm. Coroner D S Hanley ruled death by own action noting long mental unbalance. Pagan left two brothers and a sister. body taken to Harle Schaller funeral mortuary on 1th and Peaun streets.
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Frank Pagan
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Dunn's Valley
Kearsarge
Shis
Edward Webb
D. S. Hanley
Pagan
Wehrle
Harle Schaller
Peaun
Plans For Thank Offering Service At Methodist Church
Mrs. Cora Kouse presides over a Woman's Foreign Missionary Society meeting at the church parlors. Arrangements were made for the bank offering service on March 22. Rev. FA Winner will address 36 men. Special music will accompany a large crowd. The afternoon program covered the study book and a recitation featuring Mrs. F. G. Jones, Mrs. Dietzel, and Mrs. L. J. Saxton in the piece titled Rebuilt Missionary Women.
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Cora Kouse
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Methodist Baisconel
FA. Winner
F. G. Jones
Mra. Dietzel
L. J. Saxton
Young farmer takes stand in murder case
Bucks county farmer Hadd Williams, 26, on trial for killing his brother in law William Prophet, plans to testify to avert the electric chair. Defense seeks to prove his conduct reflected reciprocal insanity with his sister in law, while three Williams family women testify to aid him.
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Nathan Leopold
Richard Loeb Nuter
Chicago
Tefense
Jay G. Bossard
Abraham Barronnd
Alfred Gordon
Willams
Ming
Clara Grave Prophet
Williams
Flu Epidemic May Close Fayette Schools
Unio ntown Pa Feb 12 Threatened closing of schools in its district due to an influenza epidemic. Point Marion grade and high schools already closed attendance near zero. J Earle Roberts supervising principal and six teachers ill. Twenty to twenty five percent of pupils affected. Dr Milton D Proctor head schools confined to bed.
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Uniontown
Point Marion
J. Earle Roberts
Milton D. Proctor
Prince Wales Enjoys Golf On Peruvian Links
The Prince of Wales and Prince George arrived in Lima on a slow trans Atlantic crossing and Panama Canal transit. The Prince of Wales played golf at Lima Country Club soon after arrival and met members of the local British colony after finishing his round.
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Lima
Peni
Prince of Wales
Prince George
Panajma Canal
Lima Country Club
Railroader Brady Scanlon Ends Life In West Virginia
Brady M. Scanlon a 47 year old Baltimore and Ohio Railroad fireman and nephew of the late Dr. Charles Scanlon of Pittsburgh who led the Presby terian temperance board killed himself at his Keyser West Virginia home late yesterday police reported today
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Cumberland
Brady M. Scanlon
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Charles Scanlon
Pittsburgh
Presbyteria Temperance Board
Keyser
W. Va
Damages Sought Against Erie Man in Ice Slip Case
Edward Struh of 2008 Perry Street sues Tris, Wendel of Erie for 10000 in county court claiming injuries from a February 10, 1930 ice slip on the south side of 17th Street between State and Peach. He alleges hospital stay of five days and weeks of recovery due to defendant's failure to remove snow and ice.
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Tris
Wendel
Cou
Tstendant
Board confronts economy debate over teacher salaries and cooperation
The article discusses taxpaying pressure for wage cuts and economic retrenchment in schools. It notes a debate over superintendent cooperation, conventions’ focus on politics, and the press policy to publish board meeting details without interference.
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Connatien
Hillstrom
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