Multiple local notices and trials in Titusville area
A delayed post office shift will route mail from Titusville to Enterprise patrons by rural carrier. Pastor Clarence Granlund was invited to lead Jamestown First Lutheran at $3000 annually. A Grove City Sunday theatre ban passes. a larceny case for William Rutkowski proceeds. Dinners, and police updates, with 1934 drunkenness rise, dips into Erie health and local crime. Also notes on Chautauqua school diphtheria, and various Meadvillish civic items.
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Enterprise
Titusville
Clarence ©. Granlund
Calvary Evangelical Lutheran Church of Minneapolis
First Lutheran Church
Jamestown
Presbyterian Church
New Era Club
Grove City
Paul Watson
William Rutkowski
Ash Street
Lillian Reed
Holmes Street
Newark
Stockton
First Avenue
Dan ©. Connell
Chautauqua
Erie
Richard B. Carey
Erie County Bar Association
State Street
Richard ‘A. Carey
Richard ‘A. Carey, Also Is Ill At Her Home. It Was Sil —Erie
Zom Bem. Hospital For Crippled Children
Shrine Club
Walter L. Blossom
James Russell
Clyde Langton
A. G. Davis
W. Fordune
Helen Kerr
Ethel Hein
Meadville
Meadville Siemen
George Washington Jackson
Minnie Parsons
Bristol
R. I
Harry G. Watmatfs
Fisiay
George Henderson
Oil City
Ralph A. Schruth
Pranklin
Gerald Wesley Beebe
J. W. Weaver
Pell
Ashtabula-Connesut Road
Knights Templar
Masonic Temple
W. Stuart Houghton
C. M. Howard
Lloyd Stowe
Warren
Earle
Harrisburg
S. E. Walker
W. A. Walker
Peter Ostergard
A. A. Albaugh
James K. Hell
Lee A. Duhnik
L. A. Coates
Joseph Aaron
Parker
Tag
Wendell Geibel
Clarence Halloran
Butler
Kenneth Oesterling
Weatfield Savings and Loan Association
Allegheny General Hospital
Pittsburgh
Rose Bakowski
Madison Avenue
Avery Street
Uff
O 1
Lawrence W. Griggs
East Seventh Street
Peowell Plant No. 2
Epast
Steve Wallack
St Marys
Elizabeth Kolker
Briporiwin
Lorain
Ohio
Bertha Smith
Corry Hospital
Sdger Spoon
Columbus
B.D
Cat Coates
East Pleasant Street
Robert Davis
Hugh Mosher
John Carnicke
The
Baptist Church
Charles Huberte
Salvation ‘Army
M. E. Church
Kenneth Barnes
Sharon Tax Justice League Pushes for Public Vote
Renewed demands by the Sharon Tax Justice League prompt the city to seek a referendum on a municipal electric plant. The city council instructs Solicitor Fred Z. Fruit to study referendum procedures and whether a bond issue vote must occur concurrently.
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Will J. Wilcox
Sharon
Sharon Tax Justice League
Fred Z. Fruit
All-Way Electric Company
Transton’s
Concord Parents Teachers Association
Noad
Acts and Craft Club
Ray Wolford
East ‘Main
Gil City
Piclock
Pico
Vv. F. W
A. Rice
Corry
John Ri. Rice
West Central Avenue
Titusville
Herald
Northrup
Sugar Grove
The
Power Motor Company
Grace ‘Tharp
Farwell
Kathryn Walker
Hyne
Nett Renovo
Hyner Bridge
Plate Glass Workers Walkout Threatened in Pittsburgh
United Press reports Glen W. McCabe, president of Federation Flat Glass Workers, delivered a formal wage conference demand to Pitts burgh Plate Glass Company. Officials were to respond by 6 p.m. today. Also noted is a Baraboo Wisconsin canoe journey by Archie Core and Harvel Lipnitt from Baraboo toward New Orleans seeking work on a South American ocean liner.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Plate Glass
Glen W. McCabe
Federation Flat Glass Workers
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company
McCabe
Mississippi
Archie Core
Harvel Lipnitt
Mississippi River
New Orleans
South America
Organized dog thief ring targeted in Missouri
Kobesville police trace an organized gang stealing dogs across northeast Missouri including two valuable fox hounds and several bird and coon hounds. Detectives warn residents to secure kennels and report suspicious activity as officers pursue leads and monitor listings for stolen animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kobesville
Missouri
Scalding Bath Brings Arrest In Chicago Night Club
Miss Vers Read of Club Alabama testified that George Eastman Dryden, heir to a rubber merchant and linked to George Eastman, forcibly held her in a bathtub while hot water scalded her, ducking her head. Dryden faced police court as Mrs Read, 21, suffered injuries including scalded lungs and red skin.
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Chicago
Jal
Miss Vers Read
Alabama
George Eastman Dryden
George Eastman
Camera Fame
Three Soviet Leaders Face Trial for Lives
Moscow January 16. Joseph Stalin presses to crush opposition as Gregory Zinovlev Leo Kamenev and 17 other top officials stand before the supreme court military collegium for trial. Since the December 1 assassination of Sergei Kirov the government has executed several opponents for terrorism.
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United Press
Moscow
Osef Stalin
Gregory Zinovlev
Leo Kamenev
Supreme Court
Sergi Kirov
Leningrad
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Soap Sale
RINSO
LUX Toilet Soap
LUX
LUX Lifebuoy
Florida
Wing Willi Star Stores
Eance
Lincoln
Texas
Main & Center Sts
B, and O. Railroad
DuBois
A. M. Litz Shoe Repair
Zane Grey
Packard
Kazan
Curwood
Baree, Son of
Kathleen Norris
Temple Bailey
Margaret Peddler
Moon
Joseph Lincoln
Partners
Ethel M. Dell
Condra Pharmacy
Lambsdown
Uaoesae
Lod
Reese
Ladies’ Shop
Voorhees
M.D. Phisidelphis
Savage
Liberty
Cass
Thor
Root’s Furniture Store
South Center Street
Corry, Penna
Ralston
Bokar Coffee
Supreme
Hamburg
Atlantic & Pacific, Co