Westfield Girl Drowns After Plane Crash
Miss Ruth Patricia Northrop, a Westfield New York resident and Cornell 1920 home economics nurse, is believed drowned after an air disaster off Denmark. She had worked at Mount Pleasant Hospital and Philadelphia’s Pennsylvanian Hospital as an assistant dietician, planned a Europe tour, and was daughter of farmer Schuyler Northrop near Westfield. Her brothers Rollin and Howard help on the grape farm. family learned of her death by noon Wednesday.
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Ruth Patricia Northrop
Ay Bissstex
Farmer
Westfield
Philadelphia
Denmark
N. Y
Cornell University
Mount Pleasant Hospital
Mount Pleasant
Joh G. Burkholder
Miss Northrop
Schuyler Northrop
Westheld
Rollin
Howard
Europe
Cornell
Gold Star Mother to be Honored by American Legion Auxiliary
The American Legion Auxiliary hosts a picnic at Mrs. Stephen Brooks home at 291 King Street, Tustley. They honor Mrs. Eugene Milles, the sole Gold Star mother traveling to France this year, with Mrs. Sarah Om of Columbus and Mrs. Elinor Ford also serving. A 5 p.m. dinner and special program are planned by the committee.
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American Legion Auxiliary
U'Picnie
Stephen.Brooks
King
Eugene Milles
France
Sarah Om
Columbus
Elinor Ford
Buers
Lutheran Ladies Aid Entertained at Lake Findley
The Lutheran Ladies Aid met Wednesday afternoon at Findley Lake hosted by Mesdames H Keppel Henry Keppel and Ri Hawking. A short business meeting set the date for a Sunday School picnic at Canadobia Lake on Saturday July 26. A bake sale is planned at Lanston's store on Saturday July 194. Committee members are Mrs Donald Hall and Mrs Jobly Boland Jr. The afternoon included visiting games stunts bathing and motor boat rides followed by a bountiful buffet lunch.
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Lutheran Ladies Aid
Mesdames H
HH Keppel
Henry Keppel
Ri. Hawking
Findley Dake
Canadobia Lake
Lanston’s
Donald Hall
Jobly Boland, Jr
Desperation and nature signal danger to health
A fragmentary note on feeling desperate and pondering mortality. It suggests health burden on body and mind, the influence of nature, and mentions loss of appetite and weakness. The text is incomplete but implies struggle and danger to well being.
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S.S.8
S.S.S
McCarthy Explains New Knights of Columbus Insurance Plan
Mr McCarthy representative from the grand council spoke at a Corry Council Knights of Columbus meeting in club rooms. He presented an explanation of the order39s new insurance plan, which was thoroughly explained by the speaker.
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Mccarthy
Grand Council
Wedraeaeas
Corry
Knights of Columbus
Steel merger fight along new line today
United Press reports United States Steel Corporation unfilled orders declined to 3,968,064 tons on June 20 from 4,099,?28 tons on May 31. Comparisons show continued fluctuation across March and April with totals around 4.2 million tons.
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United Press
NEW York
United States Steel Corporation
Tata
Quarrel Between Crawford Farmers Ends in Buckshot Attack
Milo Buchanan was shot in the back by 75 year old Bidwell after a quarrel over a Fenoview trick. Bidwell, armed with a shotgun, fled to his home before Buchanan crawled to safety and was taken to Spencer hospital in Meadville. Bidwell showed no remorse according to local reports.
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Crawforst County
Little Cooley
Spencer Hospital
Meadville
Daith
Bidwell
Crawford County
Buchan
Bldwell
Milo Buchanan
Buchanan
Admitting Dynamiting Two Held In Bradford Case
Kenneth M Ward and Bignall Hurd of Lewis Run were arrested for dynamiting a warehouse tied to contractor Fred Ross. Assistant County Detective Al Ritchie secured a confession stating both men placed four sticks of dynamite at Ross’s content shed in Lewis Run on July 4 1930 following July 2 statements.
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Bradford
Kenneth W. Ward
Bignal
Hurd
Hiewarehouse
Cantewatem
Fred Ross
Lewis Run
al Ritchie
Kenneth M. Ward
Bignall
Bert Nolan
Ritchie
Stent
Mr. Abrams
Droney
White celebration statement without violence cited
A fragmentary note expresses a peaceful celebration stance and confession of free will. It references Kenneth M. Ward and Signal S. Hurd in an unusual quoted context without clear event or location details. The tone suggests a formal or ceremonial declaration rather than a news item.
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Kenneth M. Ward
S. Hurd
Harrisburg approves 60,000 for Bradford high school
Harrisburg officials sanctioned a 60 000 grant for a new Bradford School District high school building yesterday. The approval came from the Department of Internal Affairs and is expected to support construction in the Bradford area.
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Severs
Minterpel Pond
Harrisburg
Department of
Bradford
Lucky Strike Cigarettes Promoted by Medical Endorsement
Ad claims Lucky Strike is the finest cigarette made from premium tobacco and toasted for flavor. It asserts an extra secret heating process and that 20 679 physicians say Luckies are less irritating to the throat.
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