Bandits Beset in Watery Wilderness Quest
In the Tay-Anson region, a pursuit unfolds as six bandits flee through the Thal Arzi waterway. Five men from a pursuing party maneuver along reeds and channels to outflank the outlaws. Alan, Bill, and Larry split up, staking shifts on the north shore while others watch from the left bank, planning a trap at a fork in the streams. The action crescendos as the chase presses toward a hidden ambush and a perilous river network.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiarton
Psn
Norihvist
Jett Branel
IMI
Lurey
Vaterus
Mitiny
Whipple
Dill
Larry
Wil
Vieck
Uslushid
Willie Islamis
Enil
Bill
Alan
Hiattie
Navslion
Meath
Udis Patrul
Numan
Chmirades
Stike
Mouska
Ue Thal Avaah
Sruil
Haskell
Tauosderd
Daveer
Tittle Creek
Ted
Hans
Erie
Paw
Danidit Enyert
Bisras
Oni TV Titan
Huy
Booth Swift
Corti
Ehine
Tandits
Shane
Maskell
Weber
Gertss
Lake
Lovige
Liery
Toth
Kit
Lansing Flier Wins at Miami in Air Race
A Lansing Michigan pilot Arthur Davis won the speed trophy in Miami's annual AL-Americanir race, averaging 1655 miles per hour on a 30 mile event for planes 12 to 225 horsepower. Douglas Davis of Atlanta finished second in the Cincinnati trophy race. Rhoda Davis flew 128.86 miles to win a trophy presented by President Machady of Cypy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Miami
Fla
Lansing
Mich
Arthur Davis
Davis
Waco
Douglas Davis
Atlanta
Rhoda Davis
Dent Machady
Hetty Lund
Bridgeport
Staley C. Huffman
Cincinnati
Howard Ailor
Troy
O. Mottsnan
Karl Voelter
Pittsburgh
Duke Schilier
Detroit
Class B Teams in YMCA Loop Strengthened in Meeting
President H G Gragg presided at a YMCA Municipal Building meeting of basketball managers to discuss Class B league relations. Two referees will handle Class B games. several player moves strengthen teams including Mountain to Raymond, Skinner to Clarke, Hixson to Postal Telegraph coached by Norma Mountain, and Corry Jamestown adding Tubbs Cogswell and Tony Sprovers. Violations disqualify players for the season. First round runs to February with winners meeting for a city series if desired. Ten players form a team. changes must go through league secretary. Arthur Lity spent Sunday in Warcene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HG. Gragg
Clex
B. Mountain
Co. A
Raymond
O. Skinner
Clarke
Hixson
Yell
Postal Telegraph
Norma Mountain
Corry-Jamestown
Tubbs
Cogswell
Tony Sprovers
Merchants Warned Against Sharpers in Ohio Swindle
A police broadcast warns merchants in eastern Ohio about a two-person scam involving a marked $20 bill used to shortchange clerks. A man first passes the note for change, then a young woman enters later to claim the bill is genuine after telephoning a friend and revealing a hidden number. The clerk later discovers the bill was planted by a previous visitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Axe
Ohio
Raneed
Blue Eye Vicinity News Highlights Local Visits and School Reopenings
Reports from Blue Eye recount Stelliarty Tiwin Briggs visiting Cory on Thursday. Mr and Mrs Will Burch and Charles Sandburg family attended a New Year watch meeting at Spring Creek Fenerated Church. Ray Griswold of Erie visited his mother Martha Griswold over the weekend. School reopened Monday after Christmas break. Other items note Will Buren and Margaret Sandburg in Cory Tuesday, Harry Firth of heart Lander visiting Howard Benson, Homer Danielsey of Wrightsville calling on Sandburg, Alvi Mead visiting Cory, Dr G W Bennet of Corry's professional visit, Evhel Stearns staying in Westfield, and Clayn Wedin, Ellen Wedin, and Ralph Taylor of Luke M1 in town Wednesday.
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Blue Eye
Tiwin Briggs
Cory
Will Burch
Charles Sandburg
Fenerated Church
Spring Creek
Ray Griswold
Erie
Martha Griswold
Momilay
Will Buren
Margaret Sandburg
Corry
Harry Firth
Heart
Lander
Howard Benson
Homer Danielsey
Wrightsville
Die Sandburg
Alvi Mead
G. W. Benett
Evhel Stearns
Westfield
Clayn
Ellen Wedin
Ralph Taylor
Luke M1
Former Corry Resident Kate Storer Dies in Williamsport
The body of Mrs. Kate Storer widow of Perry Storer will be brought from Williamsport to Corry Tuesday morning at 8 o'clock. Services are set for 2 30 in the Alexander and Company's Funeral Parlors with Rev Frank A Wimner in charge. Interment at Pins Grove cemetery. Storer, a former Corry resident for about ten years, left after her husband’s death to live in Williamsport. She is a sister of Joseph Rupp of Corry. She leaves two sisters and a stepdaughter Mrs Mora Kimmel of Brie day evening at the Sandburg home. In Corry the Hayes are at the hospital with food poisoning. Mr and Mrs Garl Donaldson and son Billy of Spring Creek were in the neighborhood.
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Kate Storer
Perry Storer
Willamaport
Satuday
Corry
Alexander and Company
Frank A. Wimner
Pins Grove Cemetery
Ears. Storer
Williamsport
Joseph Rupp
Storat
Mora Kimmel
Brie
Sandburg
Will Burch
Hayes
Corry Hospital
Garl Donaldson
Billy
Spring Creek
Tuksiny
Married men to get work on county roads
Wri Jay Supplee county engineer, with United War Veterans Council, asks 22 township supervisors to hire only married men for secondary road repairs. Workers will receive land orders instead of cash. The plan, tested by the veterans, aims to provide relief through public construction and keep county roads in good repair for winter. Capt Edward Schmetcher, superintendent of county buildings, cooperates with Supplee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wri
Jay
WH. Superlee
United War Veterans
Uil
Supplee
Khle County
Edward Schmetcher
Supplée
Three Men Sentenced in Jamestown Check Case
In Jamestown City Court Judge Allen Bargar fined Leo Sezempka 100 dollars and sentenced him to 20 days in county jail for cashing a 72 dollar check that was stolen. Kevin Foswerg of Lakewood received 90 dollars fine and probation to pay installments after turning the check over to Anthony Righetti of Victoria Avenue. Righetti was fined 60 dollars for passing the check in shares and also placed on probation to pay his fine.
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Jamestown
Allen
Bargar
Leo Sezempka
Washington Street
Kevin Foswerg
Lakewood
Anthony Righetti
Victoria Avenue
Richetti
Segempka
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Byras Maverr
Lansing Flier
George van Sickle
Findley Lake
F. E. Davis
North Center Street
N. Center St
Corry, Pa
Y.M.C. A. Loop
Arthur Lity
Blue’ Eye
The
Chesterfield
Alex Gray
Roymatie
Mand LC Ee Sa
Cher
Myzié Touseco
Nat Shilkret
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