Pawned weapon tied to McKee murder probe
Brim January 1 report ties Mrs. Ine Perrin of Toledo to the Robert McKee slaying through a missing 32 caliber revolver. Harold Martish, Perrin’s ex, claims he owned a 45 caliber gun and says the pawned revolver may be the murder weapon, with investigators checking his statements and seeking to locate the gun in Toledo or nearby.
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Fred Ensworth Dies in Florida after Prolonged Illness
Fred W. Ensworth 79 a retired Waterford banker died in St Petersburg Pa after an extended illness while staying in Florida for winter. He organized a private bank in Waterford and later served as president of Bosworth National Bank. He was post potentate of Zem Zem Temple Shrine in 1910 and active in Shrine affairs. Surviving are his widow a son A Ensworth Waterford and a stepson Gily Bittles Wartin Ohio.
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Moncey
St. Petersburg
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Wattsburg
Breath Smell Signals Digestive Decay in Food
A garbled ad promotes Carter's Liver Pills as a remedy for breath odor and digestive issues. It links foul breath to decaying food in the stomach, claiming bile buildup and poor digestion cause symptoms. The text urges taking the product to restore digestion and breath freshness.
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Bawela
Avery
Dolson
Gam
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Miya Pilla
Mare Anil
DIGG
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Review Roundup of Critics and Books in Theaters and War Tales
Week's book notices mix sharp theater criticism by George Nathan with Eleanor Mercein's Harbors stories and Matthew Woll on labor origins. Lee Shippey skewers small town life, while Cortland Fitzsimmons, B Philip Oppenheim, Fulton Oursler, Norman Archibald and Norman Archibald recount crime, espionage, aviation glory and wartime memoirs. George Nathan lauds a reborn front office and mocks outdated spectacle.
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Knopf
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Moyles
Noel Coward
FHA Helps Oil City Property Owners Learn About Loans
In Oil City a number of property owners have already obtained loans under the Federal Housing Act. Banks report a growing interest as officials plan a countywide canvass to explain the act. Early loans show funds for heating systems, roof repairs, and general improvements, with new construction expected next spring.
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Owl City
Oil City
Oi City
Historical Circle Meeting Showcased Education and Literature
Yesterday's library gathering drew a fair attendance for reports on Important Events of the Past Thirty Years and Modern Trend in Education. Mrs B. Lewis and Mrs Albert McElroy presented papers on Early American Literature and other topics, held after toll call and current events.
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Albert McElroy
J. EB. Young
Boston bans Ocasey play sparks city protest
Boston liberals protested a city ban on Sean O'Casey's Within the Gates. The Shubert Theatre planned to sue the city for prior production funds after Mayor Frederick W. Mansfield blocked staging. Producer John Tuerk denounced the decision as making Boston citizens look foolish.
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John Tuerk
Prewslski horse touted as wildest on earth by historian
The passage credits Charles R. Knight and his book Before the Dawn of History for noting the Prewslski horse as the planet's wildest creature. Knight’s work blends full page illustrations with text tracing ancient life, from giant salamanders to Neanderthal and Cro-Magnon humans, and is praised for its attractive reproductions and asserted authority despite unavoidable educated guesswork.
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Turkestan
Charles R. Knight
Whittlesey House
Corry Driver Sentenced to Six Months in Jail
Donald Patterson, 26, of Corry, was fined 209 dollars and costs and given six months in the county prison after pleading guilty to drunken driving. He admitted the crash occurred after he failed to follow the proper turn, causing damage to shrubbery and a nearby house. Judge William B. Hirt noted prior trouble and imposed the strict sentence.
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Donald Patterson
William B. Hirt
New Officers Installed at Corry Branch No 5 L C A
Mrs Mary Patterson installed as instating Vicer of Corry Branch No 5 L C A with officers named including Mrs Wayne Wood president and Mrs Delia Swanson first vice president. A spaghetti dinner planned for St Ed wards hall on Jan 28, with refreshment hour and gifts given in appreciation.
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Pari Street
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Delia Swanson
Lize Morrell
Mayme Maloney
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Banker Stricken Cleveland Governor Fancher Dies
Hlvedore Fancher, longtime governor of the Cleveland Federal Reserve Bank, died suddenly at his home in Cleveland on January 18. He served in that role for two decades and was a prominent figure in banking and monetary policy.
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Hlvedore Fancher
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Gators Surprise Grove City 43 to 19 in Meadville
Allegheny college basketball raced from a 13 13 tie after three minutes of the second half to overpower Grove City 43 to 19 at Meadville. All five Gators scored with Hershelman adding six points in the half and Lubic contributing four as the pace quickened.
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Grove City
Meadville
Allegheny College
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Earle Assumes Duties as Solons Recess Week
Earle begins duties as the Democratic administration pledges relief without curtailment and work over dole. Pinchot successor does not discuss finances in inaugural, budget details to come. Legislators return to districts and plan to resume sessions next Monday night amid expected activity in the General Assembly.
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