Roosevelt Nominated Garner Likely Mate at Nomination
Roosevelt clinched the nomination amid bitter battling with Smith. Garner withdrew to clear the path as Roosevelt prepared for an early Chicago appearance by air, while delegates scattered and many rivals exited the ballot.
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Smith
Roosevelt
New York
Reed
Tammany Hall
Jonn F. Curry
Tammany
Iehose
Arimony
United Press
Curry
Garner
Chicago
Pallerins
Alfred BE
New York State
W. Kimmy
W. Church Street
Murray
Oklahoma
Will Rogers
Melvin Traylor
Illinois
White
Ohio
James A. Reed
Missouri
Byrd
Virginia
J. Ritchie
Maryland
Hotal
Houston
Sunday school picnic drew Spencer area crowd on July Fourth
City and Vicinity briefs note plans for a Spencer community Sunday school picnic in the grove west of Warner's Corners with a basket dinner, plus numerous local notices: fruit, bakery and farm produce ads, a Meadville railroad division change, club events, a hospital patient return home, a fire at a farm barn in Ludlow, a police warning against cast iron pistols for children, and various social gatherings and local happenings around Corry and surrounding towns.
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J.w Wilcox
Spencer
Warner’s Corners
Hoene
al Bright
Quince Alley
Meadville
Spencer Hospital
Weeks, Jr
Essex Street
Titusville
Mercer Country
John Dingfelder
C. ‘el Gallagher
Ladies Aid Society
M. Church
Keister
Kelly's
Patterson
Oil City
Edward Nugent
Kane
Ostar Larson
Ludlow
Larson
Yad
Kinmia
Spencer's
Murray Disner
East Frederick Street
E. T. Logan
Iverstt
Wash
News Notes From Sciota
Sciota notes summarize local church events, visits, and social gatherings. Sunday school at church Jey 2 at 2 p m and preaching at 8 p m by Rev Jay E Baker of Corry. Various locals including Crystal June Adams, Zoe Williams, and friends attend visits and Jubilee Sing events with birthdays celebrated and gifts exchanged.
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Sciopa
Jay E. Baker
Corry
Crystal June Adams
Dooation
Ben
Zoe Williams
Mildred
Démon
Homer Kolsteo
Mae Raymond
Florence Miller
Wheelock
M. el
Wattsbury
Jane Wiliams
Havel Beckerink
Ivan ‘Hesglink
Clymer Hill
Peter Schurman
Mildred Smith
E. L. Simmons
Bertha Humphry
BE HE
State Line Roads
A. L. Watrous
Funeral Services for Mrs Electa Spencer
Impressive funeral services for Mrs Electa Spencer wife of B O Spencer were held this afternoon from the late home 649 East South Street Rev B Morgan former pastor of the Christian and Missionary Alliance church Me Reesport conducted at 2 30 assisted by Rev R B Lewis Rev Morgan preached Rev Lewis offered prayer Two duets by Miss Neva Johnson and Ralph Powell flowers abundant Interment Pine Grove Cemetery bearers were Marshall Miller George Carmrilee Mills Harvey C A Althoff Roy Spencer and Vern Seder
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Electa Spencer
B. O. Spencer
East South Street
B. Morgan
Christian and Missionary Aliance Church
Mereesport
R B. Lewis
Mr. Morgan
Mr. Lewis
Neva Johnson
Ralph Powell
Pine Grove Cemetery
Marshall Miller
George Carmrilee
Mills Harvey
C. A. Althoff
Roy Spencer
Vern Seder
Michigan Girl Admits Slaying of Recluse
A 21 year old Dorothy Brooks confessed to killing Frank Hull in his two room Lansing area home last summer to steal money. Prosecutor George Watson said the loot totaled between 400 and 600 dollars. Brooks waived extradition and trial was scheduled for October after a recent appearance before Justice Henry Glasmerher.
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United Press
Charlotte
Mich
Dorothy Brooks
Frank Hull
Lansing
George Watson
Ent
Miss Brooks
Ies Howes
Clevelyny
Henry Glasmerheré
Rhode Island Name Origin Disputed by Authorities
One authority says Rhode Island was named by early settlers for a small Narragansett Bay island called Troode Wylandt or red island. Another claims the name derives from Rhodes in the Mediterranean. Lost dog alert notes a New York license and a return contact at Thomas Green 521 Lake St.
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Rhode Island
Rode Island
Narragansett Bay
Troode Wylandt
Red Island
Rhodes
Mediterranean Sea
Black and Grey Dog
New York
Thomas, Green
Lake St
President Hoover Awards Amelia Putnam for Transatlantic Flight
President Hoover signed a joint resolution authorizing him to present the distinguished tying cross to Amélie Harbart Putnam. The award honors Mrs. Putnam's recent transatlantic flight, a notable achievement recognized by Congress.
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D. F.C
Amelia Washington
Hoover
Congress
Amélie Harbart Putnam
Mrs. Putnam
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Barlow Block
Welefoot
Boal Comy
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Pas
Hall of Justice
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Norv Cenren Sr
Margaret Falconé
West Pleasant Street
Corry Hospital
C. C. Warner, Corry
R. D
Erie Railroad
al Kesster
Young People's
Pennsylvania Women’s Christian Permperance Union
Myrtle A. Seeley
DuBois
Hster Watts
Altoona
Robert Hughes
Johnstown
F. N. H. Club
Maxwell P. Hocnes
Swmmers
George Madeen
Walter McHirey
Corry Woman’s
C. F. Ball
Riceville
McIntyre
North Center Street
Arland Briggs
Myrna Briggs
Hall's Grocery
Columbus
Iny
N. Center “Street
Bertha Bennett
Hhiding
Walleta Morrison
Brie
W. J. Flaherty
Hoenes
Warren
Glenn ‘Templeton
Charles ‘Templeton
Clarendon
Dairymen’s League
Crawford M. Woods
Jamestown
Horne
Seneca
Healey
Sciota
Michigan
Condra
E. E. Guignon
Ward
Kool Koverettes
Warp & Co
Center ST
Aliennirest City
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