Settlement Reached With Two Swindlers
Manville area two men Jon B Green and Edward A Sloan were indicted for grand larceny tied to the Wright case from two years ago. Wright reportedly settled with them in Buffalo and declined to prosecute after documentary records were handed over. The DA noted the absence of evidence created an awkward court position.
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Manville
Jan
Jon B. Green
Edward A. Sloan
Grand
Reuben W. Wright
Dunkirk
Stearns
Wright
Buffalo
Burns Fatal to Erie Woman
Mrs. Margaret Gretner of 10th West Twenty-fifth Street died at St. Vincent hospital after burns from an accident at home two weeks earlier. While her husband went for a doctor she rose from bed and to approach a radio, fell in front of an open stove, her arm contact causing severe injuries.
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Erie
Margaret Gretner
West Twenty-fith
St. Vincent Hospital
Groin Ghroxe
Oil Creek Road
A. P. Whiteley
E. J. Lacey
Aid Society
Chris Belden
West Spring Creek
Einorp
Jane Wilson
Allen Baccus Jones
Maggie Rounds
Marl Wright
Vms
Emory Jordan
Garland
M. Jordan
Weston Resigns From State Hospital Program
Dr Paul W eetds resigns as pathologist at the State hospital in North Warren effective February 1. His departure leaves a gap in local medical guidance as he has served as chief consultant and aided with laboratory tests for a decade. He plans to devote himself to large scale consultation work after offers from colleges and laboratories. Meanwhile a preliminary discussion on good roads plans was held by Winter state highway engineer, including a proposed county township road between Platea and Albion to be surveyed, with costs shared by the county and townships. The broader road program awaits Governor Sleet Pinchot’s inauguration January 16 and the appointment of a state highway commissioner, after which county officials will meet Harrisburg officials.
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Walkacesy
Paul G. Weetds
North Warren
Hhay
Taise
Weston
State Hospital
Erib
FB. Winter
State Highway Department
Platea
Albion
Governorsleet Pinchot
Harrisburg
Funeral of Howell J. Betts
Funeral services for Howell J. Betts were held at his daughter's home with Rev. FW Troy officiating. Relatives attended and flowers adorned the casket. Vocal selections were by George Thomas and Mrs. E. Miller. Sons acted as pallbearers and interment followed at Pine Grove Cemetery.
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Towell
Betts
M. Vorhesers
Corty Country Club Members Attend Eastern Star Ball
Upwards of fifty couples attended the Corty Country club Eastern Star ball last evening. The event featured cards and dancing from nine until one, with Messenger's four piece orchestra providing the music.
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Corty Country Club
Méssenger
Bear's Emulsion Proves Popular In Personal Letter
A reader from Clearbrook Virginia writes seeking Bear's Emulsion, sending a money order for a bottle and asking the cost for six bottles delivered by mail. The note touts the remedy for coughs colds bronchitis and lung ailments and notes its price at $1.25 per bottle through leading druggists.
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John D
Bear
Clearbrook
Post Office
Express
J.S, Stauffer
Kemtrick
Col
Wiss Word Quotation Sparks Curious Reflection
The line from Cornelia Stratton Parker proclaims the world is full of the unexplored and invites those who seek novelty to notice new discoveries around every corner, framing exploration as a constant, enticing dream.
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Cornelia Stratton Parker
Tanlac praised by Wilkes-Barre resident in ad copy
Mrs. W. H. Johnson of 57 Race St Wilkes-Barre Pa extols Tanlac saying every bottle was worth many times its cost after recovering health from flu and stomach trouble and continuing strength. The testimonial notes Tanlac marketed by druggists with over 95 million bottles sold.
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W. H. Johnson
Race St
Wilkes-Barre
Tanlae
Tantac
Tanne
Tannac
Dra
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Howell J. Betts
Tanlac
Mrs. Johnson
Journal
the Journal
FORD
Ford Motor Company
Ford: Motor Company
Detroit
Michigan
Deane
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