5,000 Seek Office in Pennsylvan ia Spring Primary
Estimate 5,000 will seek political office in Pennsyl vania at the spring primary. Discovery of a 726 carat diamond at Elandsfontein near Pretoria is reward to Tacobus Jonker Jr after 18 years mining. He sold the gem for about 250,000 dollars and plans to quit mining for life as a country owner in England. Donald K Smith, 30, trapper of Colorado, found guilty of second degree murder in the death of his three year old son after beating him for not pronouncing breakfast. Sentence 10 years to life in prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penna
Elandsfontein
Pretoria
South Africa
Tacobus Jonker, Jr
Jonker
Hot
England
Cain
Donald K. Smith
Colorado
Littleton
Col
Donald Arlen
Smith
Driscolls Bids for Congress in 20th District
Warren Pa February 18 D J Dris coll prominent attorney St Marys Pa was unanimously chosen Democratic candidate for Congress from the 20th district at a meeting here Saturday night of 100 leaders from all parts of the district Guy Thorne Greenville presided at the dinner meeting at which the slate of candidates was endorsed State Senator F A Magill Oil City Clyde Wieders Sheffield Pa representative state assembly My Driscoll for congress Driscol a member of St Marys school board and a Spanish American war veteran was candidate two years ago for congress against Cochran of Mercer the present incumbent Cochran is retiring Committee members from Elk Venango Clarion Forest Warren and Mercer counties were represented at the meeting
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Driscol
St .Mary's
Wes
Congress
Thomas ”. Cochran
Mercer
Cochran
Ele
Venango
Clarion
Forest
Warren
Merger
Former Corry Girl Married Former Corry Girl
Migs ann Laraze of Corry Pa and Matthew Kerr of Corry were married Friday evening at Emanuel Presbyterian Church. Officiant Lindsay, with Miss Mary O'Brien and James Kerr as attendants, witnessed by immediate family. Bride wore pale crepe with blue turban. O'Brien in black. Couple to reside at 2202 Bird Drive. Laraze worked for NuBone Corset Co. Kerr employed by General Electric Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Laraze
William LaPaze
Corry
Matthew Kerr
Fey
Dusep ‘Lindsay
Emanuel Presbyterian Church
Mary O'Brien
Tames
Paragrae News Notes From Town And Region
A missing first ward lad returned home safely after Saturday and Sunday absence. Montgomery Ward January sales rose 45 percent, while Asha Ward stores across 46 states saw a 20 percent gain. A five year old, son of Mr and Mrs Merle Reynolds, narrowly escaped burns from a caps pistol during a visit at a relative’s home in West Washington street. City Council meets this evening in the Municipal building. A smoldering chair at the Hibs club was discovered early Sunday, preventing a larger fire in North Center street homes. Odd Fellows from local lodge plan a Tuesday trip to Union City for a Past Grand Council meeting and Fourth anniversary events. A stray black and white bulldog with license 7127 was found near Kelly News Store. owner to claim it. Ernest Chelton of Spartansburg lost his thumb in a farm accident Saturday. Maple sugar gathering noted across the countryside. The Knights of Is Nights of Bythia were organized in Washington DC seventy years ago tonight. Leopold III now on Belgium’s throne, a Rotary Duty member, with a burglary case against Paul J Murphy to be tried at Meadville. Miss Whan Seidel of Wise Producing Company arrived to meet with the P T A regarding milk interests and the play Moly’s Tollae to be presented at Colum bUs High on March 1. Rotary Club hears Frank M Loveland speak on George Washington Tuesday noon. Pennsylvania reports forty percent of automobile drivers still lacking licenses. 60,500 licenses issued today, total up to 732,141. 1933 licenses expire February 28. Stocks show irregular movement. 141 inter vehicle operator hearings set for the week. Supplemental CWIS funds approved to resume interior decorating work at First Ward station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Reynolds
Merle Reynolds
West Washington Street
Wenning
From Deadly Infection San-Cira Ointment Sup port In Letter
A testimonial from Mrs. D. B. Sinclair of Dathan Alabama praises San-Cira Ointment and Soap for treating infections, wounds, burns and boils. The letter urges preventive cleansing and dressing to avoid blood poisoning and promotes the product’s low price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San-Cira
D. B. Sinclair
North Lena Street
Dathan
Ala
Greatest free for all primary in Pa history
Philadelphia dispatch reports Pennsylvania braces for a sprawling May 16 primary with candidates multiplying across parties. Republicans seek a harmonious, business-backed governor hopeful while Dems field multiple tickets and independents split from Roosevelt-Gulley. Nominating petitions surge as leaders weigh dark horse runs, with winner take all in the end and many names floated for Senate and governorship across major counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph S. Wasney
United Press
Philadelphia
Bed
Pennsylvania
Pinchot
Butler
Howard L Stokes
Phiadelphia
Jay W. Sechler
Henry P. Fletcher
Greencastle
Fletcher
Spain
Mexico
Maxey
Supreme Court
Arthur James
Superior Court
Edward Shannon
Edward Martin
Repriblican
Charles A. Waters
George Lorimer
Schnader
Reed
Roosevelt- Gulley
U. S
Roland. Morris
Charles D Copeland
Westmoreland County
Henry L. Snyder
Lehigh County
Norbert Fitzgerald
Erie
Henry C. Niles
York
Ward MacPimo
Cumberland
Joseph Guffey
Pittsburgh
George H. Tarle
Dri
Delaware
Thomas Kennedy
Haxieton
Thomas A. Logue
Chester H. Rhodes
New cold wave follows storm today in Western Pennsylvania
A severe cold wave hit Western Pennsylvania after a brief warm spell. Pittsburgh saw temperatures plunge from a high of 53 to around 20 degrees with heavy snow and rain turning to sleet. Two inches fell in Venango County while the Allegheny River ice measured up to ten inches but began to melt as temperatures rose toward the river.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Venangb County
Seraight
Allegheny River
Big Rock Bridge
Frantlin
Third death from stove fumes shocks Erie again
Erie reports a third fatality from stove fumes this week as John Garnow, 52, was found dead in a 7th and French streets rooming house. Garnow, longtime Bucyrus Erle Co. employee, appeared to have started retiring when fumes overwhelmed him. He leaves four sisters and three brothers plus several relatives in Erie and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Garnow
Erie
French Streets
Gamow
Bucyrus-Erle Co
Hale
North Hast
Nelle
Anna Gapmow
North East
Herman and
Frederick Gernaw
Eric
August Galnow
Dayton
Radio Priest Pleads Labor Consideration
Detroit reports Rev. Father Charles H. Coughlin urged labor aids in creating wealth and sharing profits in a regu lar Sunday address. He proposed government controlled credits tied to national wealth, calling a new system “socialized capitalism” or “state capitalism” and warned against radical speeches. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Sullivan visited at the Ellsworth home on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Charles H. Coughlin
Naion
Mrs. Stanley Sullivan
Wie Iver
Wrank Ellsworth
Blaze at Fredonia Damages Gervas Canning Plant
A fire starting Saturday at 9 30 o'clock caused about 100000 in damage to the Gervas Canning Company plant in Fredonia. It is believed to have begun in a passageway between the warehouse and main building. George Sedota, the company foreman, spotted the blaze and aided with a fire extinguisher before alerting the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tredonia
Gervas Canning Company
Stanley R. Drago
Washington Avenue
Dunldiri
Condem
George Sedota
Bonus issue battle shifts to Senate and House
The article notes Patman's renewed push for a bonus bill, with at least 20 signatures and a likely House passage. It questions whether Senator Elmer Thomas of Oklahoma will lead the Senate effort, recalling his 1942 stance during wartime politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patman
Burns
House
Elmer Thomas
Dem
Okla
Senate
Washington
Bondsmen welcome inquiry on charges in turmoil
Westley and city administration clash as bondsmen express readiness for a showdown over charges. The dispute centers on the new administration’s bid to shelve city employees and officials to provide jobs for advisers, signaling deeper turmoil amid ongoing quabbles since January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wonunmen
Westley
Jos
Water Company Struggles With Deepening Frost Week End
Corry Water Company battles a severe frost affecting meters and service lines after a warm spell brought rain that pushed frost deeper. By morning, all but two repaired lines froze again, threatening supply to Third Ward homes and Washington School as crews work day and night to catch up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Water Company
Ray Greene
Third Ward
Water Company
Washington School
Ie Une
Funeral of Mrs May Ann Schuler in Warren Pa
Captain Neil Hood of the Ioen Salvation Army officiated at the 2:30 PM funeral for Mrs. May Ann Schuler. Services were in Oakland cemetery chapel Warren, Pa, with interment at Saltland cemetery. Bearers and mourners included Henry Pless and daughter Mary, Harry Pless, and George Phillips of Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil Hood
Ioen Salvation Army
May ‘Ann Schuler
Henry Pless
Oakland Cemetery
Warren
Saltland Cemetery
Wear
Mia
Mary
Harry
George Phillips
Cleveland
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Driscoll
St. Marys
First Ward
Montgomery-Ward
Asha
Ward
Comparny
Hibs
Harry Wari
Lodge of Odd Fellows
Union City
Brie Courtly
Lcense
Kelly News
Ernest Chelton
Spartansburg
J. ©. Sibler
Isnights of Bythiaa
Washington, D. C
Justin Henry Rathbone
Lima, Ohio
Leopold III
Belgiu
Paul J. Murphy
Titusvile High
N Corry
Meadvisle
Colestock High School
Murphy
Whan Seidel
Wise Producing Company
Columbus
Ohio
P. T. A. Coumneily
Jimiar High School
Miss Seidel
Moly
Rotary Club
Frank M
Jack) Loveland
Mr. Loveland
George Washington
State Bureau of Motor Vehicles
New York Stock Exchange
The
Revenue Départment
Inter Vehicle
Jeny- Sry
Cwis Funda
Ward Sire
F. D. BR
Cambringe
Mass
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Alr
Bir
Naval Science
Harvard College
Secretary of the Navy
Tiader Wilson
Millwauker
Cusick
Milwaukee
Jin
Fredonia
General
Yale
Van’s Auto Service
Carry
Mary Schuler
Root’s Furniture Store
South Center Street
Corry, Pa
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