Gas Station Bandit Trio Found Guilty
A jury found Stephen Be ache and co defendants guilty of robbing a gas station on Pardue Streets in Qetibey Ills. Trial before Judge Wirt heard Monday testimony led by Commonwealth prosecutors.
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Mi Judee
Urey Cowe
Stephen Beache
Avikotajéhal
Euward Zefiusti
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June Boyes
Twentthal Pardue Streets
Qetibey
Dare Wy Tuilke
Steet Company
PF Prench Street
Wirt
Diswit
Levant Davis
Upnd
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The
Commonwealth
Wm J Parney
Edward Murshy
Two Women Suffer Fractured Arms in Coinciding Accidents
Franklin February 11 report details two cousins, Miss Jerreme L. and Miss Billie, both injuring arms in separate incidents. Jerreme fractured both arms when a porch table collapsed during electrical work. Billie slipped on a sidewalk, breaking her left arm while walking to her Pope Electric workplace. Mrs Amberson and Miss Tiel, cousins, were involved in the timing of the events. Tiel had planned to visit Amberson for lunch.
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Ranklin
Logal
Miner Park
Oletock Weil Fwsdias
Jerrume
Tertha
Pope Electric
Miss Billiel
Th Street
Col.w.it
Ek Street
Mrs. Amberson
Miss Tiel
St Jacobs Oil Promises Quick Relief for Chest Colds
Advertisement touts St Jacobs Oil as a harmless anesthetic soothing chest colds and sore throats. It claims instant chest relief, reduces congestion, and does not burn skin, urging readers to buy a 95 cent bottle at local stores.
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St. Jacobs
St. Jacob's
Advo
Erie official plans liquors donation to charities
Erie on February 11 Meyer Gold proposed to distribute his $30,000 stock of confiscated liquor to Erie charitable institutions rather than return it. In a letter from Attorney Robert Tirman to District Attorney M Levant Davis, Gold said he would accept voiding the court order if the liquor went to the institutions. He argued the preprohibition stock could aid patient treatment, and noted he feared hijackers if kept at home.
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Samuel E. Shull
Institutinus
Tirman
Meyer
Funeral of Mrs E A Bean in Pleasantville and Tidioute
Funeral services for Mrs. E. Al Bean of Pleasantville were held at her sister Mrs. William Nichols' home on East Wayne Street this morning with Pastor Rey Dilley officiating. After services in town, the body was taken to Tidioute for burial. The deceased was connected with local companies and remembered by relatives and friends.
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E. al Bean
Pleasantville
Oil City
William Nichols
East Wayne Street
Rey Dilley
Tidioute Church Prfciater
Tidioute
Rel
Tives Aul Friends of the
Kidney Health Advice From a Medical Authority
An old medicine ad promotes drinking a quart of water daily and four ounces of mineral salts from grape and lemon acids to flush kidneys. It claims this lithia-based mixture cleanses the system, prevents urinary issues, and keeps blood pure, urging everyone to use it now and then.
Local Consultant Mr Munsee Offers In Store Advice
Mr Munsee will be in the store the greater part of the week to offer advice on any problems you have in mind.
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Mr. Munsee
Corry High Alumni Card Party a Big Benefit Event
The Corry High School Alumni Association held a successful card party at the Hotel Corry to raise funds for the Virgil Curtis Educational Fund. Forty tables hosted bridge and five hundred with prizes awarded to Miss Lawler and Dale Manson of Erie for bridge. Sandwiches and coffee closed the evening. committees led by Lena Cohan and Jane McCray organized finance, tables, refreshments, and other duties.
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Corryigh School
Tfotel
Corry
Virgil
Curtis
Misowether Lawler
Dale Manson
Erie
Howard Loveland
Judson Cartitike
Nira
D. Javerett Leach
Marjorie Auer Peck
Erma Mangus Hullberg
Arline Drovight Lyons
Bernice Edwards Olds
Plorence Whittlesey Williams
Dorothy Sundburg
Buiour
Must Go or Money Back Says Thomas Downey
Daily offer claims Dave's Mentha Pepsin relieves dyspeptic agony in five minutes and cures stubborn indigestion, with a guarantee of quick lasting relief. Promote by Thomas Downey and local druggists.
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Thomas Downey
Dave
Long illness claims girl in Carey town death at home
Mary Josephine Puffy died after a three and a half year illness at 404 Sandy Center street. She was two years old and lived her life in Carey. A Corry High School graduate class of 1921, she studied at Edinboro State Normal School and the University. Survived by Miss Margarey, Eleanor, Mrs Imes Walt of Washington DC, and brother Henry. Funeral at St. Elizabetis Church at 9.40 Saturday morning.
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Sandy Center Street
Suite Ad
Carey
Shy
Corry High School
Edinboro State Normal School
Marlicut School
Margarey
Eleanor
Imes Walt
Washington, D.C
Henry
St. Elizavetis Church
Prosecutor Signals Special Grand Jury in Hewitt Case
Jefferson Ohio February 17 United Press reports Prosecutor Charles Conk said today a definite move to convene a special grand jury in the case of Floyd Hewitt 18 of Comcast charged with bumbling Mrs Celia Brown 27 and her five year old son Monday night He indicated the youth will go on trial in early April
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Jefferson
Ohio
White Ashtabula County
Charles JB. Conk toMday
Marly
Geal
Floyd Hewitt
Comcast
Celia
Brown
Von
Heals Eczema In Seven Days Or Less
An early 20th century medical advertisement touts Noni Money Bick Emerald Oil as a rapid remedy for eczema acne boils ulcers and skin diseases. It claims quick relief from itching scaling and open sores and emphasizes ease of access through N. Fo Ames & Co. with broad market assurances.
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Mivcut
N. Fo Ames & Co
Local social notes from Corry and area residents
Feb. 16 reports show residents visiting relatives in Youngsville, Meadville, Corry, and Erie. Names include Alta Mead, the Sandburg family, Mr and Mrs R Puller, and several others visiting or hosting relatives, church meetings, and weekend trips.
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Corry
Alta Mead
Pharles Spiners
Youngsvile Albert
Marisket Sandburg
R. Puller
Wright Nelville
Tawi
Willer Smehty
Instyweele
Will Bureli
Pred Yates
Charles
Ethiopian Geography and Borders in Early Textual Speculation
The fragment discusses uncertain ancient Ethiopian geography, suggesting different extents south of Egypt and doubts about eastern and western limits. It mentions a possible boundary around latitude tenkty and references speculative terminology related to regional extents and rivers.
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Ethiopia
Egypt
Engagement Announced In Wet ing News Item
Erib reports a February 1 engagement announcement at a Wet ing business meeting. Miss Lubricht Munter Pape of Batfeld, NC, is engaged and plans a forthcoming wedding. Miss Annie Lawrie resigns as superintendent of the Visiting Nurse Staff effective April 10. Miss Dorothy Rowsath also resigns from the Stall staff.
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ERIB
Annie Lawrie
Weat Wighth
Lubricht
Tmunter Pape
Batfeld
N.C
Suman Mies Laurie Hae Feng
Yal von. A
Baptist Ladies Aid Meeting Held at Nome of My Wind
The Latilus Air Society met at the Nome of My wind Mra S Monroe on Wednesday for a full day of sewing and socializing. Twenty guests joined a fine tureen dinner in honor of Mrs Monroe's birthday. The business portion was followed by a tea and singing.
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Latilus Air Society
Monroe
Tait
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