Rebekah Event at Youngsville Is Fine Affair
On Wednesday January 21 the Lady Grey Rebekah lodge of Youngsville hosted visitors from Corry and Warren lodges. About 30 from Corry and 35 from Warren attended, with special buses and taxis amid slippery roads. Hosts and guests enjoyed a banquet after a well executed initiation ceremony in pink, green, and white, featuring roast pork dinner and festive decor.
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Youngsville
Lady Grey Rebekah Lodge
Corry
Warren
Mike Brady
Fred Gilbert
A. M. Schnell
Floyd York
Lady Grey Lodge
Night cough remedy promises fast relief and safety
A remarkable prescription named Thox fire claims to stop stubborn night coughs within 16 minutes with one swallow, offering money back if it fails. It is marketed as safe for children and superior to gargles for sore throat, sold by Ames and other drug stores.
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Ames
Implicated in Autotheft Case in Jamestown
Mrs. Carl Carlson, wife of a man sent to Monroe County penitentiary for posing as deaf and dumb to beg, was arrested on an open charge. Investigators link a $5,000 sedan believed stolen in another state and driven here. She allegedly admitted her husband drove the car here two months ago with her. Case to be turned over to federal authorities for crossing state lines with a stolen vehicle. Carlson taken to the penitentiary. possible further charges. Chief Clyde D. Smith noted yesterday.
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Jamestown
Carl Carlson
Monroe County Penitentiary
Carlson
Clyde D. Smith
Warren gas blast injures two workers in city scene
Warren Pennsylvania on January 21 reports a serious explosion in a Bell Telephone manhole during sewer gas testing. Casper J. Mueder and John Gnagey were badly burned on hands and face, while truck driver CH Matson escaped injury. Fire officials say hot paraffin used to dry moisture sparked the blast as two manholes blew their covers.
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Warren
Pennsylvania Avenue
Times Square
Bell Telephone Company
Casper J. Mueder
John Gnagey
CH. Matson
Maeder
Prospect Street
Gnngey
Port Allegany
Diamond Block
Rigley
Mulder
Gangey
Liberty Street
Seize Chaplin Cash in Gotham
Federal agents traced about 1500 dollars in Chaplin name at New York banks after failing to seize main fortune in Hollywood. The Charles Chaplin Film Corporation moved fast and withdrew its account once notified. Grey Chaplin’s legal team remained unaware until after the bank actions.
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Calted Press
New York
Charles Chaplin
Hollywood
Los Angeles
Chaplin
Grey Chaplin
Bowery
East River National Banke
Charles Chaplin Film Corporation
Feder
Film Corporation
BP Highway Becomes Federal Route No 119
Ridgway Jan 31 The BP Highway is now Federal Route No 119 on the national map. The change elevates the road as a major through route from the North to New Mexico via St Louis. Ridgway is highlighted as a key town on this important national corridor.
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New Mexico
St Leuis
Ridgway
Feder
Pepper Downonul Highway Plans Prompt Local Traffic Boost
Virginia roads will widen where needed as the Pep Nowonul through route from North to Southwest advances. Officials predict about 3,000 carts pass daily through this town within two years, signaling congestion that will justify wider highways. Mrs F B Joseph and son Lloyd attend funeral services for Mrs Oscar Smock in Garland.
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Wrill
Yedins
F. B. Joseph
Tloyd
Jeff Qlis
Garland
Oscap
Evangelist to Speak Sunday at Meshodint Church
Rev Hut, a longtime South American missionary, will speak Sunday afternoon at 2 90 on The Call of a Continent. He has served in many countries on the continent and will share life conditions and topics of general interest about South America.
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Hut
Hutt
South America
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Rexall
Condra Pharmacy
Center St
Corry, PA
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Punxsy Auto Club
MAZDA
E. E. Guignon
L. J. Everett Corp
Boys! Union
Everett’s Racket Store
Fox
Smher
Mayvii Futtaway
Afigdh
Bi Airy
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