Noted Flier Clarence Chamberlin Plans Warren Visit
Clarence D. Chamberlin renowned aviator will tour northwestern Pennsylvania in promotion of aeronautics. Col Linton Wells arranged Warren appearance for Wednesday April 11, with proceeds benefiting Chief Cornplanter Post of the American Legion. Chamberlin and Bert Acosta set endurance records in 1937, later surpassed by German pilots. mechanical issues hindered further attempts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence D. Chamberlin
Warren
Col
Linton Wells
Chamberlin
Mlec
Ziegion
Col. Wells
Wearly
Severitts
Meeting of Readers Club at Verinon House
The Readers Club met Monday at Verinon in Mrs George Patterson’s home Park Place. Roll call quotes from Walt Whitman. Mrs C H Ross president read a Whitman sketch followed by Poem Memories of Lincoln by Whitman read by Mrs Thomas Ragon. Club voted five dollars for the Community Chest emergency fund and adjourned to meet Mrs Mary Whitnsey next Monday March 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Readers Club
Verinon
George Patterson
Park Place
Walt Whitman
C. H. Ross
Whitman
Lincoln
Thomas Ragon
Community Chest
Mary Whitnésey
RUPTURE EXPERT TOUR PROMOTES NONSURGICAL CARE
A rupture specialist announces appearances at multiple hotels in Jamestown Titusville and Warren from March 1 to March 7 offering free consultations for nonoperative rupture treatment. He markets patented retainers to strengthen tissues contract muscles and close openings and warns against elastic trusses and traps.
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Okey Hupulre
Jamestown
Lawrence
Wire
Meldmore
Titusville
Carver
Warren
Seeley
Forgery Suspect Earl Hunt Sentenced in Crawford County
Earl Hunt of Titusville, wanted for forgery and passing worthless checks, received a sentence of two and a half to five years in the western penitentiary. In Crawford County Court, Judge Clare Kent ordered concurrent terms on three indictments with a $100 fine. Hunt claimed lack of work and denied counsel at arraignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Hunt
Titusville
Western Penitentiary
Crawford County
Clare Kent
George Frank Brown
Wgre Kent
Hunt
Venango County
Lave
Dubbe
Second Hickman Trial Near End
The trial of William Edward Hickman and Welby Hunt for the Ivy Thoms murder near Los Angeles may conclude today as cross examination and closing arguments proceed. Hickman and Hunt face questions over theft and coercion with Hickman likely to invoke insanity, while Hunt testified he opposed the holdup and was forced to accompany Hickman.
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Hickman
Pal
United Press
LOS Angeles
Calf
William Edward Hickman
Welby Hunt
Ivy Thoms
Hunt
Jerome Walsh
Richard Cantilion
Saime
Sayiss
Navy
Man's Flight Is Unavailing In Pa Court Case
Glenn W. Atwood, brought from Honolulu to face a court charge for possessing one half pint of liquor, began a jail sentence of seven months and a $100 fine after pleading guilty. He claimed no ownership of the liquor and said he had never seen the container before raid officers found it in a corner of his home.
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United Frese
Towanda
Glenn W. Atwood
Honolulu
Atwood
Appreciation Poem On Publication Delay
A verse thanks Tyas for considering protestations and explaining why certain prize winning limerick lines were not published. The speaker withdraws accusations of lacking inspiration and notes relief of minds awaiting future proclamation.
Train Shed Collapse At Central Union Station
A 100 foot section of Central Union Station train shed collapsed early today in Cincinnati after the National Limited passenger train departed. A switch engine and an express were buried under debris. engine crew escaped. Five tracks blocked while police and firemen cleared the wreckage with no reported injuries beyond the crew.
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Unites Presa
Cincinnati
Central Union Station
National Limited
VFW Squad III Rifle Practice Scores Listed
Last night at the State Armory the V F W Squad III held a practice shoot led by coach Roy Rickerson. Scores show Boyle 82 47 43 41 210 and Amy 39 43 42 38 188 with Quinlisk 33 49 42 40 164, Boland 32 47 43 35 157, Black 35 47 42 12 176, Burlingame 13 43 45 28 129, LeSeur 21 8 8 8 45, Bloss 16 40 10 95 161, Rickerson 45 50 48 46 189, and others totaling 237 for Rickerson.
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State Armory
Roy Rick
Erson
OH PS K
Tot
Boyle
Amy
Quinlisk
Boland
Black
Burlingame
Rickeraon
Joyce Kilmer Camp Named for American Poet
The Joyce Kilmer public camp in Union County in the Pennsylvania mountains, once a boyhood stomping ground, is named in honor of the American poet who immortalized himself with the poem Trees.
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Joyce Kilmer
Union County
Pennsylvania
Engle Tenders Resignation as County Farm Agent
Robert Engle resigns as county farm agent effective April 1 after serving since 1921. He plans to move to Philadelphia to pursue a commercial line of agriculture. Engle was active in Corry and Erie County, with frequent city visits during his tenure. An Erie County Agriculture Extension Association meeting, led by S. S. Lehmann, reviewed farm subcommittee reports and outlined the year’s program.
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Robert Magle
Angle
Erie
County Agriculture Extensiory Association
Farm Bureau
Selina
Engle
State College
Philadelphia
Corry
City
Couuny
S. 8. Lehmann
Girard
Torch Murder Unsolved In New York Case
Miss Margaret Brown was killed by fire in a New York blaze, an unsolved crime likened to famed murders. Police said they have no suspect or location for the arsonist, despite hints from two letters claiming responsibility and $2,500 in securities. A four year old governess who found the blaze near Norristown, New Jersey remains a grim detail in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sy Yyneu
New York
Margaret Brown
Joseph Blwod
Aid Hall- Mills
Norristown
N. J
Origin of the Copy Mark in Telegraphy
The note discusses the origin of a copy mark used in newspaper copy and telegraphy. It suggests the symbol may derive from placing a BXX at a message’s end, tracing back to finishing telegraph communication. The piece notes uncertainty about the exact source and calls for historical clarification.
New Thox Epo Prescription Promises Quick Sore Throat Relief
Ames Drug Store and Sondra Pharmacy advertise Thox Epo as a fast acting throat remedy. The prep is taken orally, claims to kill germs directly, and is safe for children. Sold for 50c, 85c, and $1.00 with a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames Drug Store
Sondra Pharmacy
Dunkirk to Get P D Building
A new federal building is planned for Dunkirk on Central Avenue. The project, valued at about 75,000 to 100,000 dollars, has waited since World War I for funding and congressional approval. Representative Daniel A. Reed of Ul a city has pushed for the appropriation, now likely to be signed by the president.
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Daniel A. Reed
Ula City
Congress
Senate
Rob Station at Russell Rob Station at Russell
Reported break in at the New York Central depot at Russell during early Saturday morning. Thieves forced entry to the freight office dock and stole twelve freight rations buses and several gallons of oysters. Rail detectives notified. vehicle type used not identified. no suspects yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russelll
New York Central
Tristeuction and Knitting Notes Stir Reader Reactions
A woman’s periodical humorist comments on readers efforts to knit Taney waistenats as gifts. Darbers worry such patterns may influence when adopting peers’ new fashions.
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Tts
Two Women Found Help From Lydia E Pinkham
A letter-told testimonial says Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound revived a sick woman who could not sleep or work. After eight bottles, she regained strength and resumed chores, praising the product's long history and efficacy for women's ailments.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Nino Matteson
Oxford
Miewrites
Moller
Lydia
Firat
Ars
Ernst
Tankung
Adans
Mass
Income Tax Tips No 14 on profits and deductions
The article explains that losses from ventures not connected to a business are not deductible and that the intent to profit must exist from the start. It notes that buying vehicles for business can be deducted for related losses, while losses from selling pleasure cars are not deductible. Insurance reimbursement limits deductible losses to compensated amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alona
Hove
Allie Ise
Spring Creek Grange News Highlights 1928 Meeting
Spring Creek Grange No. 239 met February 25 1928 with Master Luti Whaley presiding. The Grange wire opened, flag salute given, and two communications read on Stronge casualty insurance and a dormitory fund. Washington life program included readings by Bile Morton Lulu White ey Mary Wisher and a talk by Wilfred Bates on Washington’s life and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Creek
Ragula
Washington
Bile Morton
Lulu Whiteey
Mary Wisher
B.D. Bates
Verdon
Dineumofons Meeting Notes and January Program
An odd school related meeting recap shows references to compensation for services, harvest plan discussions, and a January birthday roll call. The Twoturer district distribution causes laughter, and Grange plans a melt Mor event. A January February March birthday roll call requires contributions to support the program. A Pomona Mayenoxalon is noted, Hazel Midrod is listed as lecturer with a prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evenuie
Pomona
Ilvens
Hazel Mldrod
Weturer
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Clarence Chamberlin
Paes Tahu Hier
Times
Forger
Tyas
Station Falls
V.F.W
County Agriculture Extension Association
Hinder
Dunkirk
P. D
Russell
R. E. Palmer
Quality Furniture Store
North Center St
Spring Creek Grange News
Lulu
Roy
Newhouse Shoehouse
Genter St
Corry, PA
Mark Twain
Oil City Trust Company
OU City, Ba
Efren
C. E. Doane
Old
Stebbies
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