Local notices mix of meetings sales and misrvelaids
A jumble of community items lists medical remedies and patent tonics, meetings at churches and clubs, local elections and auctions, wartime race notes, and social events. Names like W. C. Miller and G. T. Kincaid appear alongside The University Travel League plans and army veteran racing mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavigeston
Garsukl
Cosmis
W. C. Miller
Bales
North Center St
University Travel League
Meg
G. T. Kincaid
Nictor
New Brunswick
Racine
Indsey
Cmd
Mes
J. E. Mount
Frank A. ‘Wilen
Bas Main
Local Ads and Notes From City and Vicinity
City and vicinity listings include prices on meats and pantry items, church events, club meetings, and local notices. Meats highlighted such as smoked shankless shoulder and join roast, plus corn peas string beans, and various household goods are advertised with delivery offered. Community items note meetings at Emmanuel Parish hall and Dorcas Sunday School, and a crime note covers local arrests and court actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cathedral of Learning
University of Pittsburgh
R. M. Weakley
Cosmos Chemical Co
North Center St
Idella Nash
Meadville
West Street
American Railway Express
Titusville
Red Jacket
Pittsburgh
Hammond
Columbus P. T. A
Columbus
R. G. Barne
Oil City
M. E. Shambaugh
J. D. Murray's
Money Order Forgers Sentenced in Federal Case
Samuel T. Silberman 14 of Chicago and Claide B. Sweezey 93 of Baltimore were sentenced to four years and one year and a day respectively after pleading guilty in federal court to forging stolen money order blanks. They, with Henry A. Lauer of St. Louis, stole blanks from a Detroit postal substation and cashed 25 orders for $100 across New York Buffalo Erie Cleveland. Silberman captured in Cleveland. Lauer and Sweezey already serving sentences or awaiting pleas. By United Press Pittsburgh Feb 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Pittsburgh
Samuel T. Silberman
Chicago
Claide B. Sweezey
Baltimore
Tanta Penitentiary
Henry A. Lauer
St. Louis
Detroit
Polite
New York
Buffalo
Erié
Cleveland
Silberman
Lauer
Shillicothe
Simi
Sweezy
Atlanta
Takig
Sweemy and
Laer
Tidjanapolis
Jason Smith 92 Celebrated Quietly At Home
Jason Smith 92 years old is celebrated by family as Nesmith, a Civil War veteran, is noted as the first member of Company 104 Sharpshooters of Jamestown. Sudh paid the Journal office call this afternoon and is in good health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craggford
Woman’s Relief Corps
W. PF. W
West Washington Street
Lincoln
Washington
Union City Corps and Post
Jason G. Smitty
North Center Street
Hin Nihetys
Sudh
Journal Office
Nesmith
Sharpshooter
James
Pinchot to Address Pennsylvania Boroughs Meet
Harrisburg February 18 Governor Pinchot will address the 21st annual convention of the Pennsylvania State Association of Boroughs in Harrisburg. About 400 delegates, including Mayor Harry Mackey of Philadelphia and Philip Dewey, secretary of internal affairs, participate in discussions on municipal legislation. The president Thomas P. Chrostwaite of Hanover criticizes withheld shares of foreign fire insurance tax funds and urges exemptions for boroughs from gasoline taxes when fuel is used for thorough purposes. Other topics include a State Secretaryship of Public Utilities, eliminating advertising requirements for ordinances, and reforms to the public service commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Harrisburg
Pinchot
Pennsylvania State Association of Boroughs
Harry Mackey
Philadelpia
Philip Dewey
Thomas TP. Chrostwaite
Hanover
Public Service
San Francisco Robbers Torment Woman Then Set Store Fire
In San Francisco on February 16 a bandit gang tortured elderly grocer Mrs Albina Voor 55, robbed her store, and set fire to her oil soaked clothing. Her body was found in her burning apartment above the shop with a charred rope fragment nearby. a torn cap was the sole clue to the attackers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unitedress
San Francisco
Albina Voor
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Geneva
RINSO
LUX
Te W. B. A. Iy Thele
Clymer
C. F. Hall. Ross Orchestra
Kelly's
Fort LeBorut
Daughters of the Ameri Colonists
Woman's Club
Erie
Hiram Shenk
Pennsylquimia Historical Society
F. ©. Howard
C. F. Cronin
Hrink A. Wilcox
East Main
walTt
J. A. Blaul
Kintey Transporta Hon Company
Youngstown
R. A. Schrub
Mesuyille
Devine
Jamestown
Jamesstown
Ute
Albany
Leroy C. Dickinson
W. Wayne St
J. Suis
G. Macle
Corry Hospital
Am Odliteral Lake
Kane
Chamber of Commerce
Western Pennsylvania Typographical Union
St Joseph's
Cameron
Nuos Cameron” Brook
John Buaskfeydr
Horace Streeter Cummings
Warren
Cumings
Chidren
Hila Blanchard
Cory
Thaddews Cummings
Cosmog Chemical Co
W. WF. Miller
Emmanuel Parish Hall
Shack
Vernon Township
Leslie Jewell
Lloyd Willing
R. D
Quarter Sessions Court
Friendship Club
George Nagel
Clark Street
Stanley H. Nichols
Emmanuel Guild
J.D. Murray's
It County
Jack J. Allison
McKeon County
J. J. Reilly
Bradford
Jack Hynes
Shea
Bradford Theatres
Shea's
R. A. Schrobb
Philip Crouse
Butler
Abrahiam Lincoln
Grasse
Grouse
Ladies Aid Society of the Federated Church of Spring Cret
Jason Smith
Unicorn Tomatoes
Peaches
Libby
Alaska
Sauer Kraut
Burt Onley
Foster’s Groceteria
State Association of Boroughs
TOR
Aamabe
Inena
Jettick
Newhouse “Shoehouse
Corry, Pa
Sion
GALY
Eureka
Willis
Grimm
Yinci Irwin
Clover Brand
Hipwell
E. Doane
West Main
Eneficial Loan Society
Center Street
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