Alleged Alcohol Sale Case Heard in Portum County
Alleged sale of liquor for drinking led to police arrest of Harry P. Smith, owner of a gasoline station in Drift Wool, Pa. The case stems from an ongoing inquiry by state authorities into violations of Pure Food laws and the Liquor Control Act. A hearing is set for the next available date with special prosecutor and county officials preparing analyses, while officers report continued investigations and witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheri Jtoy Chadwick
J. Ao
Harey P. Smith
Binns
Clatriot
Clatriot Attorney B= sein Wy Tompisiva
Samper
Heit Rel
Suturlsy
Office of
Juatine
Perce L. Huttington
Ulyeh
Aleonot Fale
Wil Night Jong
Bridge Party at Parish Hall Hosts Charity Event
A parish hall bridge party raises funds for a local scholarship, featuring Mix Buhneh Wavelaid and Miss ta belle Myntzinger among organizers. The evening includes 16 couples at the UALS hall, with Mrs. Madkinley and Migs Cynthia May among a vetted lineup, and committee members listed as workers and hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mix Buhneh
Ta Belle Myntzinger
Ati Ray
G. G. Bianchi
Canal Grorty
Sixtuun
Uals Wi
H Mos
Ovum
Mrs. Madkinley
Wortenet
Mie
Harry Lamuna
Anoluin Anil
Cynthia May
Winfred
Peg Apes Wyvard
Garston W
Waters
Prison Menu Change Sparks City Council Action
In Halifax New Jersey the Halle city Prison menu was changed after convicts threatened the reporter. Warder Iberlicht acted to adjust the rates of show audibles amid concerns over Krashiaat Wed Mitpet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifax
N. J
Halle City
Thremusige
Krashiaat
Mitpet
Four Injured In Auto Wrecks Near Oil City
Four persons were injured in two collisions on the Franklin Oil City highway opposite Kramer Wagon Works at 1 15 yesterday morning. Three were taken to Oil City Hospital where two received first aid and were dismissed. A Chevrolet sedan driven by G C Heasley attempted to pass when another car crossed the road, causing a crash with a Ford coach driven by Chanel Blair and a Gralla sedan driven by Edward Sayley, all from nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wranklon
Fev
Franklin-Oil City
Kramer Wagon Works
Oil City
George A. Sister
State Highway Patrol
G. Heasley
Leeper
Troadway
Teasley
Manis
Chanel Biair
Rjox
Ol City
Hensy
Edward Sayley
Meafville
Heastey
Roosevelt to restore one man control of NRA
President Roosevelt reportedly plans to return NRA to single leadership under one administrator after debate over board makeup. An advisory panel would include industry labor and consumer reps as several current board members depart. The plan aims to extend the recovery act two years while outlining new codes and policy by Congress and the White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle A. Brookover
United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
NRA
Koutman Administrative Board
Wagle Soaelin
Corigreng
Johnson
W. A. Harriman
Gen. Johnson
Bastker
Union Pacific Railroad
Aye S. Clay Willsms
NRB
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co
Arthur D. Whiteside
Dun & Bradstreet's
Sidney Hillman
Amalgamated Clothing Workers Union
Walton H. Hamilton
Yale University
Leon Marshall
John Hopkins University
Leon Henderson
NLA Research and Planning
Layer Spakesmen
NRA Ir
Bonkis
NIRA
Uis
Card Party Wednesday at the club rooms
Plane are completed by the independent Thiltkns American Agwocintimn for the card party which will be held at the club rooms 2213 West Main street Wednesday evening Prizes will be awarded and refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Agwocintimn
African danger spot clash sparks mobilization in Abyssinia
A fragment notes Italian mobilization near Usiual as Mussolini plans an ultimatum to Emperor Haile Selassie of Abyssinia over a disputed territory. The report hints at escalating tensions and a potential war cloud over the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Usiual
Italy
Benito Mussulini
Hatle Selassie
Columbus P T A Valentine Party and Local Notices
Columbus February 12 The Columbus Parents Teachers Association will host a Valentine party February 15 at Mrs Gerald Faulkner s home with a lunch and a ten cent charge to cover expenses The Columbus Township teachers are invited along with BTA workers Mrs L S Black and son Homer from Garland spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Albert Curtis Also notes on birthdays remarriages and various social visits include Mrs Arthur Scholton Mr and Mrs Frank Crosby celebrating their 90th wedding anniversary Ladies Aid Society meetings and bake sale plans in Columbus Warren Fargo Mrs Clare Gordon Gerald Page Mrs Loydente Sager and others mentioned plus obituaries for Mrs Josephine Dowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Columbus Parents Teachers Association
Gerald Faulkner
Columbuss
Black and Son
Homer
Ot Garland
R. Andrews
Joan and
Howard
Meadyne
John Ohm
Carl Proctor
Beaverdam
Freak Dodd
Leslie
Warren
Bluebill
Community Church
Glenn Perry
Perry
Garden Curtis
Clare Capwell
Florence’ Damon
Margaret Groves
Gerald Farmner
Warren Fargo
Ina
Mra
Clare Gordon
Gerald Page
Arthur Fae
Loydente Sager
Ladies Aid Society
Hall
Delta Armistrong
Wartin
Fargo
Josephine Dowd
Exe
Mia
Jessie Smith
Corry
Ivan Smith
Mary Senappar
Lown
Hauptmann case nears verdict as Wilentz wraps up
New Jersey Attorney General David Wilentz delivered a forceful closing summation against Bruno Richard Hauptmann in the Lindbergh baby kidnapping trial. He denounced the defense as attempting to frame police and pledged the death penalty if the jury agrees with the state. Edward J. Reilly, Hauptmann’s lawyer, had argued the case was a frame, while the state highlighted witnesses and the network of evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney & Whipple
United Press
Flemington
N. J
Attornney
David T. Wilentz
State of New Jersey
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Bronx
Wilent
Edward J. Reilly
Ratiear
Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr
Hauptmann
Wilentz
Thomas ‘Trenchard
Trenchard
Wes
Reilly
Charles A. Lindbergh
Witentz
Anthony M. Hauck
Hauck
Blindness No Handicap To Political Forecasts
United Press reports from Waynesburg Pennsylvania that 72 year old Rinehart Morris, once blind, died last week of pneumonia at the Curry Home for the Aged. A political scholar, Morris relied on fellow inmates to read the news while he predicted election outcomes with uncanny accuracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Waynesburg
Rinehart
Morris
Curry Home
Pneumont
Pth
Clymer Considers New School Building Plan
An intramural meeting of the Clymer district board discussed centralization for a centralized district to qualify for federal funds to erect a new school building. Superintendent Dorothy Connelly outlined grants of 30 percent outright and 70 percent loan with state support, but no formal action was taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clymet
Board of W
Clyner
Clymer High Cown
Dorothy Connelly
Wict
Spard
Puublic Works Administration
Mrs Alice Harmon Taken To Johns Hopkins In Long Illness
Mrs. Alice Harmon was pictured entering Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore after more than five weeks of illness. During several attacks she sneezed a total of 16 times, highlighting the severity of her condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Harmonie
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
STEM PROGRESS OF DAM PROJECT ABOVE WARREN
Opposition to a proposed food control dam on the Allegheny River above Warren grew as residents along the river circulated petitions. D A Dougherty Kane contractor who owns riverfront property said many families would be forced to move, and that petitions alone are not enough to stop the project which funds amount to 27.6 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kane
Allegheny River
Warrt
D. A. Dougherty
Kingua
Dougherty
Gener Lions
Th Warren
Allie
United States
Five Teams Form New Debate League in Pennsylvania and New York
A new Acholasti debate league sponsored by Al bony volleze opens Wednesday night with five teams. The lineup includes Strong-Vincent and East Nash Hast from Ene schools and Warroh, Pa. ant Tamestown, Ny. inch school, meeting rivals in a schedule from February 19 to May, all contending for a trophy at Allegheny relivice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misadville
Med
Acholasti Debate League
Albony Volleze
Sean
Brie Qubatin Teague
Ene
Strong-Vincent
East Nash Hast
Warroh
Tamestown
Inch
Onders & Achedile
Allegheny
Fragmented OCR Weathered Text Notes
A noisy fragment offers few readable details about a heating or cooking device and possible gas or charcoal use. Names, places, dates, and concrete actions are unclear, leaving only vague references to air, comfort, and a stove or heater. No clear event or outcome emerges.
Rocky Frac yA Ives 4 'stuget ble eav swile and t
Unclear text fragment mentioning Ives and twenty, with garbled phrases. Reads as partial notes from a local update or sports item. names and specifics are not recoverable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ives
State Aveider Dues Bi Injury At Ta
A brief item notes a person sustained injuries in an incident on State Avenue. Details remain unclear due to fragmented text. Authorities investigated the scene and prepared preliminary reports.
Svines Fey Sh Way Wy Dun Bra Phe McCrac Emer
The fragmentary text notes an event or person named Svines Fey Sh Way Wy and mentions Bra and McCrac with emer. Details are unclear but indicate a historical notice or gossip snippet about people with possible titles or roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Svines Fey
Phe
McCrac
Also Mentioned on This Page
JURY
Mary Atwtray
McRiroy
Kansas City
Miss McRiroy
Tmt
Normal
Tate
Allegus
W. Fi Cato
Spencer Brnford
W. ¥. Cato
Post
Tex
Po- Hce
ASW
Cael
Columbus P.T.A
Ladies Aid
Sandwich Man
Frank Greges
New York
Greges
Clymer
PWA
Alice Harmon
NEW Debate League
Sensi Cape
Perise
Burnet St
Swile
T. Umi
Pim
Mr. Hee
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!