Charity bridge party hosted by Luke Graham at 87 West Smith Street
Mr and Mrs Luke Graham entertained twenty guests Saturday evening at their home 87 West Smith Street with a charity bridge party. Lu Stes Paul Weber Lea Hoylen and Miss Anne Shelds received honors at cards and a fine repast followed the entertainment.
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Luke Graham
West Smith Street
Paul Weber
Lea Hoylen
Anne Shelds
Mouse
Agri Yestemennsylvania
Warrém
Albert H. Ladner
Philadelphia
America
Spartanshare
Crawford County
Angeles Oil City
Pat Collins
Kelly's
American Automobile Association
Congress
National Broadcasting Company
Virginia Fachotmer
School of Mars Bs
St. Vanrent's Hospital
Mre
Aileen Connelly
Marie Bates
Ary Fuller
Mary and
Eileen Connelly
Cony Electric Shop
Community notices and local incidents fill Oil City page
Oil City and vicinity report a busy period with a Sciota Aid meeting planned, Canine licensing raids by the Bureau of Animal Industry, a 1932 community garden plan, and police actions in Jamestown and nearby towns. Reports include a fatal shooting in Franklin, postmaster exams, road incidents, a water project start, and social club activities at Miss Alberta Kimmey’s home.
Chinese General Wang Ken Seized by Japanese Guards
A Chinese pedestrian seized by Japanese police at the Astor Hotel lobby is identified as Gen. Wang-Ken, commander of the Chinese consabulary. He was found with contracts and plans for American airplanes and a war loan scheme. Chinese staff staged a two hour strike. a Russian bellboy was dismissed. Wang-Ken, a former student of several Western universities, fled after realizing his mistake and was captured as a spy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ay United Press Shanghat
Astor Hotel
Wang-Ken
Tislao
Michigan
Columbia
Princeton
West Point
Wang
Astor House
Shang‘nai
Lappe Peasant Revolt Threatens Helsinki Capital
A United Press report from Finland describes the Lappe peasant movement pressing to seize Helsinki with an ultimatum demanding a new government to suppress Marxist ideas. The government mobilizes the army, troops are ordered to barracks, and reports claim thousands mobilized with estimates of 4,600 armed men and 20,000 to 30,000 more converging on Maentyala within 24 hours.
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Helsingfors
United Press Helsingpors
Finland
Penr Evind Svinhutwid
Poverniment
Fielsingefohs
Pascisis
Lappo
Fielsing
Lappo Party
Corre
Maentyala
Lappoltes
Fragmentary note on a disturbance resale sequence
Readable fragments describe a disturbance and a resale action connected to a supposed ideation. The wording is unclear and includes garbled terms, but implies a disruption or event tied to a local incident with possible escalation. No clear names, dates, or places emerge from the legible text.
Corry Woman's Club to View Yellowstone Park Trip Photos
The Corry Woman's Clay club holds its regular meeting Tuesday evening, preceded by a dinner at 6:50. Mrs. S. E. Hawitine will show pictures from Yellowstone Park, featuring the group’s visit last summer, with a large turnout urged.
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Yellowstone Park
Corry
Gervell
E. Hawitine
Poor Directors Granted 450000 For 1982 Maintenance
Brig Feb 29 Direct ors or no poor were granted as appropriation 460000 by Judges A P Rosaiter and William E Hit In an order handed down Saturday In Efe county court The court stipulated that 2000 of it must be used to retire indebtedness already incurred The remaining 268000 is for maintenance work during 1982 Directors had asked for 625000 in a petition filed last October They contended that amount was necessary to carry on the work during this year County Controller warned Saturday that regardless of the order the county has no funds for the present time to turn over to the directors He said that when proceeds of the 600000 bond issue are received all of it will be given to the directors In the meantime it will be necessary for them to operate on pred he With only 168000 for maintenance work during the remainder of the year it is almost certain that the court will be called upon later for another appropriation.
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Frank Chise
Euclid Street
Mixer
Academy High School
Pennsylvania
Meaiville Strmo
Schooly
Union City
Titusville
Pranilin
Cir
Groy City
Gorge F. Titlow
Payette County
Mountain Hotel
Uniontown
Tilow
Clearfield County
A. R. Chase
iErie
Charles Bannister
Waterford
Ross Burlingham
Cecil Filiey
R. D
J. Wilcox
Sciota
Ishamey
Gillette Blades
Valet
Lindsleys
W. Corry Electric Shop
Bureau of Animal Industry
Mercer
Crawford
Oil City
Menilville
James Tmott
Thomas D. Bl
Jamestown
Robert P. Stewart, Jr
Jamestown General Hospital
Clarence
Madison
Clarence, Jr
East South Street
Clare Houghtling
Laughter
Corry Hospital
Hic Street
Ol City
Clifton Lindsey
Catry
Ines
Margaret Neylott
East Pleasant Street
Pencer’s
Kane
Anthony Richards
Butler
Justice of the Peace
Emile Stenger
Richards
Fraley Street
Ralph Ross
Francis Schneider
Frank Schneider
St. Marys
Alfred Hanson
F. N. H. Club
Dorry Clark
Maxwell Hoenés
Marshall Hughes
Agarren
Harbor
Cole Lision
Hove Tn
Warren
Clarence Ragland
Harold McCoy
George Haehn
Associated Press
Tito
Hammond
Tad
Ohio
Howard Hell
Park Allegany
Leon G. Ford
Pennsylvania Railropad
Hall
P. Dalrymple
John G. Hall
Gipge
Howard Hall
Walter
Raymond V. Hall
Brig
A. P. Rosaiter
William E. Hit
Efe County Court
Warvey
Lamont May Aids Soviet Livestock Project
Denver Feb 29 A Colorado ranchman and son of the Secretary of Commerce, Robert P. Lamont Jr., sails for Moscow to direct Soviet cattle breeding reforms. Lamont, a leading western livestock expert from Larkspur, will work with Moscow officials to improve herd bloodlines, aiming for a vast crossbreeding program. He recently led the American Hereford Breeders Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver Cole
Colorado
Russia
T Robert P. Lamont, Jr
Moscow
Lamont
West
Larkspur, Corp
American Hereford Breeders’ Association
Iceland Franchise Bill Opens Trans American Air Lines Route
A bill in the Icelandic Parliament seeks to grant Trans American Air Lines a 75 year franchise to operate America Europe air service via Iceland. The plan includes landing fields and wireless stations and would restrict other American companies from operating for the next 15 years.
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United Press Rewikianoe
Tceland
Trans- American Air Lines
TWO U S SOLDIERS FALL TO SMALLPOX IN SHANGHAI
In Shanghai an outbreak of smallpox among U S troops in the international settlement caused two private soldiers to die and others to be treated. Privates Albert Lawis and Jordan, aged 19 and 22, died after exposure while two more servicemen were hospitalized. Technical Sergeant Gordon contracted illness after arrival from Mapila.
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United Press
Shanghai
Ue Mist
Touley
Albert Lawis
Ast Tus. PD
Jordan
Dist
Gordon
Pnet
Mouin
Mapila
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Wing-Willi Star Stores
Betusreleeeese
Oil City Trust
Compariss
Wil City, Fe
Charlotte Bachainer
B. Wayne Street
Ars
Roger McIntyre
Aby
Thele
Spring Creek
Corry Abspital
Lindsleys Phaompoy
Verichrome Films
Coleman Electric
Irons
C. E. Doane
West Main St
Ion
Iceland
American Air Line
U.S
Weateyn Tavestoe
Keister
North Center ST
Wiorth
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