Cars Damaged In Neckers Hill Accident Report
Wrench Creek February 15 report describes Gravinke truck at Neckers Hill crossroad. Ford vehicle from Ohio driven by Mr. Morris collided while attempting to pass, resulting in significant Ford damage but no serious injuries. Calls for a stop sign at the blind westbound intersection. Local social notes follow with names, visits, and community events across nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrench Creek
China
Gravinke
Rome
Dross Road
Neckers Hill
Cross Road
Ohio
Morris
Gravink
Sibley Wright
Grinpo
We. Gould
Corry
Hannah Bengin
Laurence
Miram Beckerink
Rothra
Virginia
Mayville
Billen Gleason
Virginia Rothra
Mayville High School
Albert Smolk
Cleveland
Jay More
Mildred Simmelink
Aet Johnson
Jamestown
Anne Vander Schaalf
Elmer King
Benjamin Tenharken
Rowland
Panam
Driday
Harry Bensink
Eatfield
Albertensink
Benmin Teniuteen
Walford Mare
Dp.t. A
Clymner
More
Orpheus Chorus
Brie
Feriday
David Ra
Alton King
Ida Sham Fo
Amy Xing
Fainard Lewis
Pred R
Chas. Redding
Homer and
Clayton
Henry More
I. Howard Kinkley
Nellie Ling
Cleveland Pues
Why It Relieves Pain Quickly and Safely
The statement emphasizes rapid relief and safety. It claims no heart depression or stomach upset, suggesting a product’s gentle action and tolerable side effects for users seeking fast, reliable relief.
Himes Convicted in Crawford Court in Northwestern PA
Henry Himes was found guilty by a Crawford County jury of breaking and entering and larceny in a case tied to a broader check operation ring in northwestern Pennsylvania. Allison Webb, a Meadville youth, forged checks on two business premises. other charges against Himes await trial. The court accepted a nolle contendere plea on related counts and ordered further proceedings on additional charges.
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Henry Himes
Pennsylvania
Cape Auto
Allison Webb
Meadville
Crawford
Webbuery
Henry Himes Way
Lo Ue
Mer‘cy
Plée
W. M. Lawson
O. Clare Kent
Himes
John ©. Spencer
Tom Z. Kent
Arden D. Mook
Frank Kowatch
Evorn
J. Perry Hokles
Kowatoh
Miner Rescued After 85 Feet of Debris Cave-In
United Press report from Sp. Clair Pa reveals miner John Petorick aged 28 was rescued alive after 12 hours trapped beneath 85 feet of rock and debris. He was unconscious but breathing as rescuers freed him from the Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company mine near here.
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United Press
SP. Clair
John Petorick
Petorick
Iit
Hin White
Philadelphia
Reading Coal and Iron Company
Easter Monday Ball Planned by Ladies Catholic Benevolent Assoc
At St Edward s hall the Ladies Catholic Benevolent Association finished final plans for the forty second Easter Monday ball. Committees were set, dinner served by a ladies committee, and dancing in the Armory on March 28 with a fine orchestra. The yearly event has long been successfully run with city organizations cooperatings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Catholic Benevolent Association
St. Edward's Hall
Armory
Butler Sees Gas Warfare Shake East Asia Conflict
United Press report cites Major General Smedley Butler describing how gas will erase Chinese defenses at Woosung and Chapel if deployed by Japan. He notes entrenched positions rely on gas masks, predicts Woosung fall, and reflects on past Shanghai commands while pursuing lecture tours and a March wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Gomly
United Press Star
Googright
United Press
Newton Square
Chapel
Smedley D. Butler
United States Marine Corps
Butler
Woosung
Lam
Lis
Louisiana
Texas
Aime
Shanghai
Wem
Budget plan brings furniture home with small first payment
Occasional furniture and rugs show design improvements with new colors and ideas for comfort. Balance paid monthly after a small initial payment.
Radio Station Owner Placed on Probation
Lee El on Spencer of Jeannette Pa was convicted of violating federal radio laws and placed on a two year probation with order to cease operation of Station WGM Jeannette. Defense said a petition signed by 40 000 people urged permission to continue operation, with 60 000 more supporters claimed.
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Ey United Prise Pittsburgh
Lee Elon Spencer
Jeaninette
WGM
Jeannette
Warren H. van Kirk
Spencer
Death claims William H. Cole of Corry
William H. Cole longtime Corry resident and Raymond Manufacturing Company representative dies at his home 526 North Center Street at 4 10 pm after prolonged illness. Born in Yonkers New York he leaves wife one son Frank M Cole of Corry a brother Eli Cole of Yonkers and a sister Mrs J Ewing of New Jersey plus two grandchildren. Funeral services Saturday at 2780 from the home with Masonic rites at Pine Grove cemetery. Remainder notes a separate injury report from Meadville.
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Clifford King
McKean
Clapper
Bingbay
Hazel TeWinkle
Cady
Gabriel
Merl ‘TeWinkle
Johni FeWinkle
Vine
Hing
Ime Tressle
Cotonts
St. Valentine
Samm Dunnewold
Corry Hospitel
T. J. Legters
Lakewood High School
Clyde Courtright
Copel Wwright
Knickernocker
Florence ‘Chattee
Union City
William Smith
Courtwright
Hannal Bennink
Laurence
Goomis
Albert Bensink
Sarah Shreves
Jennie Bensink
API
Louis Munger
Celoron
Roy Simimelink
Will Kolstee
Cory
Homer Loomis
Minnie
Ainner
William H. Cole
North Center Street
Mr. Cole
Yonkers
Corry
Raymond Manufacturing Company
Cole
Frank M. Cole
Eli Cole
N. J
J. Ewing
Neward
Masonic Fraternity
Pine Grove Cemetery
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Dairymen’s League
French Creek
Drie
Clifford Legters
Bir
Legter
Futrs. Vander Schiaaf
Art Gonn' Som
Lucas Gleason
Brocton
Raymond Walters
Thos. Williams
Wattsburg
Rexall Drug Stores
Miner
East
Woosung Forts
Son
Marine 7
Jist Infantry
Root’s Furniture Store
South Center Street
Corry, Penna
Webb
William Cole
Raymond Co
Rienara Lord
Roni
Federal Reserve Bank
Starr
East Washington St
Corry, Ps
Gait
C.H. Weeks
Essex Street
Ata
Charles Fr. Neeks, Jr
Worry
Mats
Therchandise
Associated Ga and Eleetrie Co
Columbus
Lottsvillse
Sugar
Grove
Lovell
Elgin
Reilly
B. R. Kell
Aedy Co
Gloversville
W. H. Merrick
Europe
Orient
South America
Vernon, N
Peta
A. Perean
R. D
Spartansburz
Bath
Wyandotte
East Wayne Street
Bit
Third Ave
J. B. Patterson
Frederick Hootmen
Simeon D. Fees
Robert J. Bulkeley
Colton
Lacon
Quaker State Owl
City
Lydia B. Pinkham
LADY
Eddie Danr
Penfield
Paul
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