Six Cleveland Men With Guns Held After Chase to Arrive for Arraignment
Six Cleveland men armed were captured after a seven mile chase into Conneaut. Louis Triscaro, free on bond, faces robbery and other charges while the group may face gun and resisting arrest counts. Police recovered several firearms from the car and pursued the suspects toward Conneaut Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
North Kingsville
Kayl Sebmidt
Conpoaut
Louis
Babe
Triscaro
Marshal Scunill
Connenut
Thelrames
Cherlés Adamick
Alids Dames
Franc
Veusicn
Sam Pian
Aling James
Young
Tony Mests
Olin Malliack
Adamack
Temur 1
Éhine
Marshal Schmitt
Schmidt
Ie Bullete
Triscary
Mallinuck
Polley
J. C. Kelsey
Kenneth Pounils
Conneaul
Prisca
BOOK REVIEWS HEARD BY CLUB AT ANNA REES DAVITT home
Fourteen of the Mentor Chi group attended the regular session at Mrs. Frank Wilcox's home on East Main Street. They discussed current events and enjoyed reviews of works from 1932 including Earth by Parkhurst and Sons. Mrs. Hillstrom covered portions of Lovoting Wilderness by Galawarthy and Porsythe Sartyy. Aaland rolls and coffee were served. Next meeting set for Monday evening January 6 with Miss Parkhurst. Paris
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chi
Frank Wilcox
Mo Parkhurst
Joh Galawarthy
Hillstrom
When Your Daughter Comes to Womanhood Lydia E Pinkham Ad
An advice style advertisement urging mothers to give Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to girls entering adolescence. It promotes health tonic regimens to help maintain a happy, healthy wife and mother outcome. It frames the product as essential during the transition to womanhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Sparta Agricultural Projects Show Mixed Labor Income
Sparta, Jan 28 report on 28 agricultural projects shows four with positive labor income. Two chick projects for broilers, one dairy calves, one swine. Costs varied: corn 26 cents per bushel. potatoes 39 cents to 24 cents per bushel depending on yield. Overall profits small, total $126 across all projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spartansburg
Enor
Marion Alstory
Waige Riedie
Ais Tauren
New Hampshire
Redé
Wits
Miss Mallaty Hurlburt
Erie
Herbert Matuhen
Mela Taiber
Nor
Ell Mast
Forner
Cassa Puller
Corry
Fuller
Itra
Charles Pentyre
Ila Sturdevant
Mus Neya Boyd
So Howard
Mise Esther Walrobe
Warren
Ohi
Dale Davis
Howard Glare
Billaloe
Warren Woman Upset By Wind
Warren January 2 Mrs Ann Johnson an elderly resident of 117 Market Street was blown from the sidewalk by a gust of wind while returning from church. She was taken to Wirters General Hospital with a broken hip after the accident near the Tybout residence. Two passersby assisted and she described standing about half a block from home when the gust struck and caused her to fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Farrington
Raymond Harpste
Hal
D. Vv. Kinney
Charles Clyde
Meadville
RV. Shreve
Mildred Hallast
O. D. Damon
Winifred
Arlene Reese
Townville
Chavius Roth
Ruth Ardery
Britton Run
Corty Hospital
Made Skiff
Merritt Harrison
Harrison
L Schreckengost
Floyd
Mabel
Eric
Louise Baldwin
Titusville
Baldwin
Davenport Steel
Keil Johnson
Marshall
Knn
Hiram Johnson
HF. Shanahan
Arnt
Harris
Stranahan
C. W. Hunt
Cathy Hill
Lyle Stranahan
Pittsburgh
Philly Northrup
Baptist Church
Warren
Jan
Ann , Johnson
Win Tyhowl
Market Street
Witrres General Hospital
Vhurch
Johnson
Tybout
Wis
Miller Wins First Skirmish At Ease Trial
In Rie Jun 24 Col Zach T Miller drew first blood in a contract dispute with Tom Mix. Judge Rossiter refused to dismiss the suit and ordered testimony to be taken. Miller's side rested and a quashing motion by Miller’s counsel was denied. Mix’s attorneys sought to compel evidence on alleged failure to appear with the Raybelt Wild West Circus in 1928. The trial week opened with Miller pushing claims of Mix’s breach and failure to provide proper appearances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muller
Mix
Plan Bridge Tournament at Carry Country Hotel
A bridge tournament will be held at the Hotel Carry on Wednesday evening at 4 o’clock. Mrs. G C Barker is in charge of reservations. All those desiring tables are asked to pull hoy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.C. Barker
Bill Would Abolish County Poor Board in Harrisburg Push
Erie, Jai reports a proposed Philadelphia bill gaining strength in Harrisburg to abolish county poor boards across the state. In the county, Joseph Alexander seeks a special option to resist abolishment and maintain the local poor board structure.
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County Poor Board
Erie
Jai
Siepohy
Philadelphia
Harrisbee
Joseph
Alesander
Assailants Sought After Girl Attack Incident
Tan Baum, 24, was attacked Sunday at 8 5 by a man and a woman during a home invasion. A 29 year old Stadive of 721 Myrtle Street helped restrain Baum’s attacker. The assailants fled as police arrived. Baum and a companion were injured with battered faces.
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Baum
Tan
Boochings
Myrtle Ghey
Hija Sri Leny
Thease
Vorner
Stireyl Stadler Attemp
Hitle Wits
Why Pay More Ade Castaria Product Listing
A fragmentary ad style item mentions Ade Castaria 600 Syrup of Figg and Nyseptal with unclear pricing and quantities. The text is incomplete, offering little verifiable detail beyond product names and a retail framing.
Classified Ads in Nome Journal Reflect Local Opportunities
Classified sections list service offers jobs and items for sale with multiple categories. It notes rates per word, ad editing rights, and responsibility limits while guiding readers on how to place advertisements and payments.
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Automobilles
Harazes
Nuloe
Beren—Mothtevoles
Aunomotive
Sa Gantracting
Textvolling
Bressrenbing and
Byilinery
g—Huntlog, Phimbise
Foon
Inmitwdte and Surety Bo
Canvasunes
Agunts
Opsehustites
Riis
Bonda
Modenzes
Chotrspa
Inetnarlinth
Wanteil
Skda
Mile Petatars
Onliry
Card of Thanks and Notices From Local Advertiser
Community notices include a card of thanks and personal acknowledgments. Names appear with addresses and relations. The text references contributions, condolences, and acknowledgments from residents and families in the area.
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Boston
Hoover
Turney
Childhoar
Advance Dry Cleaners
South Center Street
Martin
Curry's Housquay
Clvaninig
Sparta
Centerville
Epworth League
Sparta News
Mary Biley
Kooseville
Helen Biley
Buesty
Vincent Biley
Jenny
Thompson
Arbuckle
Howard Hopson
Rhea Sears
Vera Morrison
T. P. Bottwell
Riceville
Ma. Mos
Walter Pfeiffer
Most
Taptish
Harold
Kenneth Rilenhorick
Stra Prader
Ladies of the Baptist Church
Thei
Vera ,Masrison
Kenneth Clark
Waughter
Mangayet
Mine
Delbert Brannon
Theodore Moody
Rey
T. Z. Kelly
Arifur
Athel Cox
Jarold
Harry Wallace
Joseph Eastman
Donald Kinney
Moody
Moody, Wallace, Boyd and Cox
Howard ‘Boyd
Jean and
Maryin Wallace
Kinney
Arthur
Ethel Cox
Centre
Yille M. 5. Church
Spiors League
Harey Fielding
Stanley Clark
Walter Decker
Virginia Clare
M. B
Doris Blakerle
W. John
Me Cass
Ahl
Wadsworth
Laiiies
Ina Smith
Childres
MM. H
V'Eliek
Etta Kett
Sopra Mare Atari
Dag
Dove Ea
Aul Robison
Nevetim
Hertr
Sota
Miller
Gouet Colas
Fly Jieghoan
DuBois
Hepner
Stanley
Hen“ Peck
Feenamint
Ade
Bellans
Nyseptal
Konjola
Tse Noxzema
Zhe
Keister
Persis
Vannelley Cory
Rdodsruen
Sittetions
Mk Losi
Will Bey Sr
Sais
Atnorsin
Airseips Stiieree
Sonplattnart
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