Crowds pack state fair in Harrisburg despite delays
By noon 25 000 entered the 1st annual state farm products show with officials estimating over 60 000 for the day. Marie Rodibongl, 18, of 412 Colbert Avenue, returned home in Mey ay morning after being missing since Friday near a local theatre, in a nervous state and exposed but given food and rest. Clarence Baker of North Girard pleaded guilty to arson in Erie County Court, the sentence deferred for character review. A Linartt hotel fire in Kittanning drove 25 guests to the street, causing an estimated loss of 15 000 to 20 000.
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Harrisburg
Old City
Marie Rodibongl
Colbert Avenue
Anc
East South Street
Clarence Baker
North Girard
Erie County
Die Bira
James L
Linartt
Kittanning
Creek flood and town notices in City and Vicinity
Rain and cold have raised creeks and caused flooding around Creel Try onville Hydetown and Titusville. In Erie area the cornerstone of the new post office was laid with officials promising occupancy in July. Community notices urge safe sled use and home decorating services, plus local events and obituaries and school health warnings amid regional weather warnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tietonville
Tryonville
Hydetown
Titusville
Titusvills
Van
Church Street
Center
Lloyd Meer , Dink
Fairview Street
Sidney Michael
H. Reed
Warren
Erie Post Office
James P. Rossiter
Joseph A. Henley
Edwin H. Currie
Chamber of Commerce
Milton W. Shreve
Erie-Crawford Disiet
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Department of Revenue
Bureau
L. C. Dickinson
Sharon Slest Hoop Company
Sharon
Ester Green
Pacific Street
Frarnklin
Lee
Mearlville
Franklin City
Grand Valley
Herbert Tubbs
Meer Manasaar
Chiropractors Again Lose In PATEST Case
Five Allegheny County chiropractors lost a federal suit seeking to bar the Pennsylvania State Board of Medical Education and Licensure from regulating the profession. Judge R M Gibson dismissed the case, reaffirming the board's authority under the 1911 medical licensure act. The earlier decision by the Pennsylvania Supreme Court had held chiropractors fall under the licensure act and face penalties for practicing without a license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Medical Board
High Court
Two College Students Die in Crash Near Mansfield
Wellsboro Pa Jan 20 Two college students were killed and two injured when their car struck a bridge two miles north of Mansfield along the Siquehanna Trail The dead include Thomas Evans 24 Forest City driver with a broken neck and Kells Waieh 19 of Olyphant The injured are Nathanial Trexter 24 Knoxville with a fractured skull and Cameron Grigiths 22 Holidaysburg with minor injuries They were taken to Blossburg hospital and were returning to Mansfield State Teachers College after visiting Corning New York
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United Press
Wellsboro
Mansfield
Siquehanna Trail
Thomas Evans
Forest City
Kells
Waieh
Olyphant
Nathanial Trexter
Knoxville
Cameron Grigiths
Blossburg
Mansfield State Teachers College
Corning
N. Y
Hollywood ambitions and local notices in 1911 era
A garbled cluster of notices mentions gas prices and service at Penna stations, a 2 pm meeting at 35 East Pleasant for Mrs Emma Carroll, illness update on Mrs Hila Beavis, a Corry ladies dinner hosted by Mrs Tarbell, and a novelty dance in Wattsburg with I O O F.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Penna
Statons
N. Cohen & Sons
Emma Carroll
East Pleasant Street
Hila Beavis
North First Avenue
Corry
H. H. Keppel
E. B. Hawkins
J. HL Castor
A. C. Lyons
Wallace Hammond
Hear Talks on Chautauqua at Quiero Club Meeting
Quiero Club members convened Tuesday afternoon with Mrs Grace Wright presiding. Mrs Eaton outlined the Chautauqua program titled High Hights of Chautauqua, touched on founders leaders last year participants and notable features including Old First Night of 2982. Eaton noted her summers at Chautauqua and a Corry resident built the first home there, tents and cottages preceding it. The club will meet with Mrs Addie Waggoner on Tuesday afternoon January 26th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. O. Daugherty
North Center Street
A. G. Barton
Fred Lauer
Daugherty
Ralph Carroll
East Pleasant Street
Warren
D. Deckar
Spring Creek
R. D
Times Mirror
Severn
Bill Flickinger
Sharon
Humane Society
Plickinger
Titusville
Dan F. Connell
P.E. R
Buffalo
Pittsburgh
Cornell
Corry Woman's Cin
Clay House
Epworth League
New Castle
Joseph Pleiniak
Portersville
Ridgway
Centennist High School
Quiero Club
Grace Wright
Mra
Eaton
Chautauqua
Corry
Jennie Patterson
fSaton
Addie ‘Waggoner
Rebekah Anniversary Celebrated by Lodge
After a regular session of Lally Franklin Rebekah Lodge a program marked the anniversary of the Lodge founding by Thomas Wildey with two quartette numbers and a reading plus a biographical sketch of Wildey by W Ed Marsh. Lunch followed served by Mrs C L Gallagher and Mrs Neya Anderson. A daughter Betty Jeanne was born this morning to Mr and Mrs Clyde McCray at the home of her grandparents Mr and Mrs Nelson Dimmick of Concord Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lally Franklin Rebekah Lodge
1. O. Q. F. Hall
Rebekah Lodge
Thomas Wildey
Bill Auer
Emma Nichols
Joel Marsh
Alice Klisworth
Blanch Orn
W. Ed Marsh
C. L. Gallagher
Neya Anderson
Betty Jeanne
Clyde McCray
Local patients moved from Corry Hospital to homes
Fra Bert Cesk and Intentom who have patients near Corry hospital were removed to their home Spartansburg for the day. Mrs John Bogniak was taken home from the Corry hospital where she has been a surgical patient. Nelson Simmons was moved home this morning from the Corry Hospital after remaining overnight as a medical patient. Mr Simmons is seriously ill.
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Bert Cesk
Intentom
Corry Hospital
Spartansburg
John Bogniak
Simmer Guret
Evsning
Nelson Simmons
Mr. Simmons
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Willi Star Stores
Surfsweet Prunes
Kellogg's
Kellogg’s
the Western Beef
J. Wilcox
Kelly's
Wattsburg
E. E. Guignon
LODGE
Keister
Phila
Keister’s Pare
Rockne
Studebaker
Etra Lange
Sdoyoh
Walter H. Merrick
W. South St
Mans
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