Oil City Man Heads Society of Aeronautics
Edward H. Lauffer, a local Oil City man, elected national president of the Universal Society for the Advancement of Aeronautics awaiting government confirmation. The group, formed after WWI, has about 40,000 members and aims to advance all aeronautics aspects and share information. Headquarters may move from New York to Oil City. state and district officers will organize branches nationwide.
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Atterbury backs Ware in Pennsylvania Senate race
W. A. Atterbury, president of the Pennsylvania Railroad and Republican national committeeman, told the House judiciary committee that William S. Vars will seek the Republican nomination for U S senator from Pennsylvania. He said it appears Vars will run, noting Vars had his nominating papers out after urging repeal of the Volstead Act.
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Scarlet fever flareup in Stoyhstown area
Scarlet fever reports surface in Stoyhstown Pennsylvania with five cases developing since the initial outbreak a month ago. Schools were closed for one week during the escalation as health officials monitor the situation.
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What Is Home Some Timely Hints On Gardening
Gardeners face a bewildering array of snapdragons and other annuals with pink rose and salmon shades. Maxim us class giants reach three feet and thrive in greenhouses. semi tail and dwarf types suit borders. Tall varieties need staking even with pinching. pinched tops produce a symmetical bloom from ground to top. Snapdragons give a fine silver sheen among yellows. seed should be grown cool for long season. Seedlings grow stocky for transplanting and plants are sold at dealers with ample supply.
Mail Truck Hold-Up Foiled by Guard in New Jersey
Bandits dressed as a policeman attempted a payroll theft in Bayonne at about 4 a.m. More than 150000 dollars were believed aboard the Standard Oil and Tidewater Oil payroll truck. A shot by a protecting officer scattered the bandits who escaped. A community supper at the Methodist Episcopal church raised funds for church work with over 100 guests served and proceeds dedicated to church beneficiary projects.
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No Flood Danger in Pittsburgh Area Forecast
Pittsburgh area rivers are not expected to overflow despite forecasts of a slow drop overnight. The Ohio River at Pittsburgh stood at 71 feet at noon, with flood level at 25 feet, while the Allegheny at Franklin measured 11.1 feet, roughly a foot and a half below flood stage. Forecaster Brolzman of the Weather Bureau noted no overflow threat.
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Marmola prescription tablets promise fat reduction
This ad claims excess fat comes from a weakened gland and a modern method offered by Marmola tablets. It states the formula was prepared by famous experts, used for 22 years with millions of boxes sold, and urges readers to test the method for beauty and vigor. Price listed as $1.4 per box.
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Jamestown 10 Fight Boost in Freight Rates
Jamestown official H W Chapman travels to New York to testify before the state Public Service Commission on proposed increases in class freight rates from Jamestown to New York State. At Albany hearings, Jamestown witnesses provided testimony later entered into record. cross examination by carriers’ attorneys is expected.
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Beaverdam News Notes Uncovers Local Weekend Visits
Beaverdam notes list social calls and visits across the community. Triscuit of Jamestown called on H D Whitney. Harley Barnes and family visited Albion. Miss Elna Proctor stayed with Gene Lyons. Frank Crowell of Corry called on B M Miller. a son was born to Mr and Mrs John Whitney, formerly of Beaverdam. Frank Crowell and children visited Byron Crowell. Mrs E H Smock and sons visited Cochranton with Malcolm Deeter family. Mildred Showers edited on her mother. Milo Allen of Cambridge Springs visited Jay Smith. various neighbors spent weekends with relatives.
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Jamestown
H. D. Whitney
Harley Barnes
Albion
John Whitney
Frank Crowell
Byron Crowell
Patrolman Vacancy Sparks Civil Service Roster Drawing
A city council notice lists four applicants for a police patrolman vacancy, with W Dunitle James Ruppersturg and R Mr Dunkdle among the candidates. A former chief returning to Corry is hinted as favored if civil service exams are passed, with final announcement set for March council session.
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Plan Campaign Against Tax Delinquency
Collector Gordon announced a vigorous campaign to collect school taxes in the city. A meeting was held, and Gordon led with legal steps to compel payment from delinquent property owners. About $8,000 remains to be collected. the board plans rapid action and possible tax liens to enforce payment.
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