Elgin Boy Home From Montana For Short Visit
Elgin notes Milton Moray has returned from three years in Montana for a two week visit. He arrived with a carload of about twenty horses to Beaverdam and will likely return to Montana February 21. He is a Corry High School graduate from 1929. Local social and church notices follow, including prayers, guitar lessons, and a Ladies Aid all day meeting. attendance was light due to a cold spell.
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Milton McCray
West
McCray
Elgin Elgin
Milton Moray
Montana
Jim Crowell
Beaverdam
Gorty
Milton
Corry High School
Corry Journal
Clari McCray
Frank Laud
Refterdam
Geyser
Clark Mcfray
Virgil Walker
Wattsburg
Oscar Carlson
Gilson
Trene Lewis
Harry Proctor
Gerry
Lawrence Aldrich
Eile
Claris
Sam Stultz
Clinton Warner
Virgil Hotchkiss
Hai
Henry McCray
Mrs. Clark
Esther S
Corry
Marvin Miller
Everett
W. G. Cunningham
Erie
M. B. Donnelly
Harry McBride
Britton Run
H. B. Shreve
Blanche Shreve
Howard Martin
Meadville
Richard Webb
Johnsonburg
E. ©. Scott
Prank Jones
A. W. Rauscher
G. A. Buxton
Susan Tauber
Freda Tauber
Paul Blakeslee
Clayton Powers
Akron
Ohio
R. V. Shreve
Glenn Burton
William Bennett
Mabel Bennett
Charles Glyde
Byham
Anna Shreve
Buena Monover
Charles Clyde
Fred Henry
Cort, Pa
Mabel Crosby
Buena Conover
Shreve
Dorcas
Baptist “Church
Pauline Bryant
Senator Calls U S Lead From Low Mood Trade Policy
A senator argues the United States should lead in trade policies to curb chronic economic malaise. He notes that governments could discontinue export subsidies or other practices deemed unfair and stresses that while leadership is needed, the process will take time.
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Beneft
Lucky Emblem Decorates a Hidden Keep Entry
A fragmentary note describes fastening a lucky emblem above a doorway in an ancient keep. Names and terms appear garbled, but imply a protective symbol or sigil placed for warding or luck. The readable bits reference a character Gill and a doorway, with terms like Hoituts Ne Wiha and Suysel Sone Inekee.
Sparta Juniors Supper and Community News Highlights
Sparta Juniors at T O G I hall hosted a lively supper with a large crowd. The event featured games, a five hundred victory by Charles Torreyuk, and performances from the Sparta orchestra under Mrs Risheberger. Community notices recount funerals, local visits, and school news including basketball travel and a coming game at the Grange Hall.
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Spartansburg
Sparta Vocational School
Charles Torreyuk
P. A. Rishebergen
Cbhoris
Harpster
Guy Wish
Rock
Sparta Orchestra
Risheberger
Mrs. Risheberger
Howard Boyd
Wiliam Thompson
Spartz High School
Lincolnville
Spartans
Grange
Tal
Sparta
Raymond Chelton
Raymond
Abbey
Shanahin
Margaret Provins
Eugene Webb
Homheon Patiath
Bovise Aijsman
Lily Dale
Lissange
Richard Webb
Oberlin
Ohio
Herman Weed
Cleveland
Prank O'Conner
Oil City
Perry
Benjamin Stranahan
Charles Litly
E. C. Davis
Union City
Arch Webb
Winnie Webb
Carlton Bales
Bryant
Herp
North East Man Found Sane to Stand Trial
Henry Barton, 74, a North East merchant, is found sane to stand trial for arson after a three-year warehouse fire damaged property at 140 S. Lake Street. Clyde Curtis, 22, and his wife were arrested. Curtis pleads not guilty. Barton allegedly offered Curtis money and rent to ignite papers. Curtis alleged to have offered to change his story to Mrs. Curtis. A Baptist church notices section follows with various meetings and events for Feb 14.
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Drie
Henry Barton
North East
Mortimer © Graham
Deel
S. Lake Street
Clyde Curtis
Barton
Curtis
Barten
Commonwealth
Press previews Lyciene's new fashion styles in Paris
United Press reports Madame Lyciene showing a collection that blends practical chic with defined silhouettes. Sleeves with elbow length or longer, use of men’s summer fabrics, knitted belts with large hooks, and geometric mother of pearl shapes headline a bold silk print trend with bright reds oranges blues greens and yellows.
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United Press
Paris
Madame Lyciene
Michigan Banks Are Closed On Eight Day Moratorium
Michigan officials, with aid from federal agencies, push to stabilize banks after a week of reorganization. Governor Comstock criticizes Fuji Motor for not subordinating deposits to protect smaller savers and preserve state banking stability.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Michigan
Lansing
Mich
Red
Torum
Bunlking
Fuji Motor Company
Willian A. Comstock
Union Guardian ‘Trust Company
Suficure
Pleas of guilty presented in Mayville court
Indicted by the grand jury the week before were arraigned before Justice Beroupd. Ackerman in the supreme court on Monday. Defendants pled guilty to various charges including first degree robbery and grand larceny. Several admitted guilt while others pleaded not guilty. Bonds ranged up to 7,400 dollars. A list of defendants includes Sant Lede, Santo Loum, Clinton Hoard, and others. Memorial services were held for H. M. Norton in Jamestown.
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Mayville
Pub
Severnda
Ure Grand
Aerulgneil
Ackerman Ih
Supreme
Ula
Sant Lede
Santo Loum Entarnd
Michael D. Lombardy
Clinton Hoard
Jamestown
Mary Steines
John ‘Gueas Lapex
Negro Tramsp
Falconer Communsts
Brest D. Leet
John Nelson
Harry Martin
Vertiut Olsen
Swanson
Jankyard
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Rhea Sears
Ladies Aid of the Baptist Church
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Cassa Puller
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Hagel Snapp
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