Man Identified as Sailsgiver Killed Near St Marys
Ridgway January 5 identifies Lee Sailsgiver, 27, as the man killed by a Ford coupe driven by Lyle Hares on the Million Dollar highway near Byrnedale Tuesday night. Sailsgiver, who resided near Reynoldsville, was found unidentified for over twenty hours with the body later identified at Lynch Funeral Home in St Marys.
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Ridgway
Byredale
Liyle Hares
St. Marys
Lynch Funeral Home
Lee Sailsgiver
Reynoldsville
Vincent Lanconia
Cardiff
Sailsgiver
Proctor Mines
Kenneth Bebe
DuBois
Hadeen
Proctor
Kenneth Bebeo
Byrnedale
Bebee
Behes
Lynch Undertaking Rooms
Jersey Man Held in Crash Case
Ten wn, of Teaneck New Jersey was arraigned before Justice Rich ard Evans on a charge of assault and battery relating to a crash in Youngsville two weeks earlier. He was bound over to the March term of court under $1 000 bond and committed to county jail if he fails to post. Separate civil suits were filed by Paul Remington and wife Vera Remington Geraldine Remington and Bernard L. Claris. Mrs Remington was seriously injured. her daughter Geraldine and Mr Clarke sustained lesser injuries.
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Warren
Jan
Statthew Tenwn
Teaneck
N. J
Justice of the
Richard Evans
Agersratta
Youngsville
Heinen
Paul Remiigton
Vera Remington
Geraldine Remington
Bernard L. Claris
Meeting of D A R Chapter in Browenshaw Valley
The Browenshaw valley chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution held their January meeting on a Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Frank Loveland’s Park Street home. Assistant hostesses included Mrs. Howard Loveland and Mrs. John Maller. Mrs. Loveland read about Fort BoBanuty, and Mrs. Fogle led a discussion on Indian Legends. Dinner was served by Mrs. A. Bila King. About twenty members attended the session, which ended with a social hour and refreshments.
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Browenshaw Valley
Prank Loveland
Park Street
Howard Loveland
John Maller
B.S. Fogle
Mra
A. Bila King
Hollywood Conference Shapes Motion Picture Creations
Andrew R Boone details the Hollywood film conference system from studio general managers to directors and actors. He notes conferences map the entire production, from early planning to final adjustments, with many meetings across departments before the camera stage.
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Andrew R. Boone
Central Press
Hollywood
Calif
Plan huge peace time financing program
Treasury officials discussed a large peace time financing plan as a continued feature of Page One. Despite a cash balance near 956 million dollars, rapid growth in emergency expenditures could trigger a new securities issue before January. The proposed test offering would gauge investor acceptance and shape remaining actions.
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Treasury
Governor Moeur Pays $25 Fine For Reckless Driving
Arizona Governor Ben Moeur paid a $25 fine for reckless driving after being stopped by three patrolmen for speeding and cutting through a funeral procession. Through his attorney Moeur stated the fine was acceptable and that they were not paying attention at the time.
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United Press Phoenix
Ariz
B. B. Moelir
Arizona
Moeur
CEMETERY ASSOCIATION COLUMBUS ANNUAL MEETING
Columbus charges through January events with church services at Community church led by Rev. W H Garnett, Sunday school, Young People's session, and a Columbus Building entertainment raising funds for Agriculture Class. The Cemetery Association holds its annual meeting January 11 at the Monroe home with five directors to be elected. Schools reopen with whooping cough cases noted. Columbus Grange meets January 10 with officer installation and oyster supper. Miss Julia Carrier visits from Peekskill.
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Columbus
W. H. Garnett
Young Peo- Bie’s Society
Colonel Heeza Liar
The
Cemetery Association
Monroe
Afty
L. Monroe
Chas. Simpson
Frank Crosby
Julia Carrier
Peekskill, N
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Two Boys Injured by Dynamite Caps in Junk Heap
In Kensington Pennsylvania on January 6 two boys Milton 5 and Gerald 9 sons of Joseph Kachman junk dealer Apollo were injured after they found several dynamite caps in a junk heap and threw them into a fire at Guineas General Hospital today both suffered hand injuries and were treated at the hospital.
Auto crash damages suit over pole collision
Franklin, 5-Suit 10 re cover $13,800 alleged damages as result of a highway crash. Marcella B. Kinnear and Raymond J. Kinnear sue Standard Brands Inc over a truck driven by Evans that felled a telephone pole on North Thirteenth Street injuring Kinnear, demolishing a coupe, and causing permanent injuries and weight loss.
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Franklin, Gai
Marcella B. Kinnéan
Buffalo Street
Raymond J. Iuvens
Standard Brands, Inc
Km, Evans
North Thirteenth Street
Marcella B. Kinnent
Thirteenth Street
Marcella B. Kinnear
Raymond 2. Kinnear
Burns cure all with San Cura Ointment claim
An old advert promises San Cura Ointment relieves burns cuts and bruises quickly and heals sores. It guarantees satisfaction or money back and notes use for itching bleeding piles eczema and pimples with claims of rapid antiseptic healing.
Classified Ad Banners and Job Notices in Corry Journal
A dense draft lists classifieds and public notices including ads categories, rates, and sample items. It mentions Automobile sales, housework help wanted, and a civil service board meeting for Corry Pennsylvania with exam details and deadlines.
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