Will Carroll Dies Suddenly in Columbus Township
Will Carroll a lifelong resident of Columbus Township died after a stroke suffered around 3:30 PM last evening. Born June 10 1873 he lived in the area his entire life. he is survived by his widow two daughters Mrs Leonard Stockton of Columbus and Miss Lillian Carroll of Cobvy, and brothers George Carroll of Youngsville and John Carroll of Columbus. The body was moved to Alexander and Company funeral parlors and prepared for burial, with funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Alexander and Company
3 Way Corner Danger Spot
The article describes a dangerous intersection at Route 78 with Waterford and Ontario streets in the borough as a likely future city safety concern. A Saturday incident involved a car with Michigan plates hitting a telephone pole and injuring two passengers, with repairs underway and no other injuries reported.
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Edingorg
Waterford
Ontario
Michigan
Lansing
Weboraugh
Paveren
Local social notes list visits and travel across towns
A lengthy roster of residents and relatives keeps up with arrivals and departures. Miss Dorothy Auer departs for the World’s Fair in Chicago, joined by Mrs. Harmon and Miss Hey. Many families from Warren, Meadville, Corry, and Spartansburg are seen visiting on weekends, traveling to Toledo, Buffalo, Dayton, Erie, and Cleveland for relatives, social events, and shopping.
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Louis Jackson
Sabai
Shawmut
Harry Splear
Titusville
C Zews Wholesale Supply Horse
Co Timbus
Fieldmore
Dorothy Auer
Chisago
Starley Harmon
Mary Hey
Meadville
Auer
Joseph McClints
Corning
Ana Ms. Acy. Cochran
North Center Street
Bie Millen
Laverne
Joseph Bassett
Sy Quse
Warren
David Miller
Dawson Olmstesd
Deuslet
Gedrela
Washington, D. c
G. D. Heath
Bash Broderick Street
Col. Olmstead
Donat
Will Cme
Findley Lake
Boyd Finks
Golry
Spartansburg
C. B. Kinney
Driftwond
City
Will Sweat
P. 1
Swanson
Janes Scully
Youngstown
Winesburg
Cleveland
Secret panels guard rare books in Washington library
Washington July 14 United Press reports the Congressional Library’s rare books division now occupies a new private area on the second floor with secret panels, bronze doors, and hidden passages. Access is strictly limited to insiders, safeguarding volumes such as Poe first editions and early North American prints amid guarded, intruder-proof stacks. FF Austin of Union City visited the site for a business purpose.
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United Press
Washington
Prine
Hwine
Congronal Library
Iie Books
Congress
Hsm
Villa Patni
Philadelphia
Independence Hall
Hoosevelt
Poe
North America
State GOP Establishes New Headquarters in Harrisburg
Harrisburg on July 11 marked the GOPs first centralized state headquarters away from Philadelphia. The move follows Gen Edward Martins leadership and secretary of internal affairs Gilisle, consolidating party operations in the state capital after years of Philadelphia hosting the focal point.
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Harrisburg
Republican Party
M Lturvey Taylor
Italy
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Snl
Chestnut Streets
Taylor
Whi
Can Gilisle
Hersime
Edward Martin
Irregular iStock session dull exchange closing list
New York July 14 stocks opened uneven with silvers and sugars trading listless. Closing prices show gains up to over two points for some issues while many names fluctuated, including American Can American Locomotive Bethlehem Steel Chrysler General Motors and International Nickel among others in a mixed session.
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United Presa New York
Stock Exchange
Dmevican
American Smelters
American T &T
Ee Atlantic Refining
Benuix Aviation
Bethlehem Steel
Canadian Pacific
Chrysler
Coumbia Gas
Ag Continental Can
Consolidated
Curtiss-Wright
General Motors
Eno International Nickel
Montgomery Wart National
Daisy Aspen
York Central
Northern Pacific
Olis Steel
Pemarr Oopeet Eee Yeesery Pure Oil
Boston House Again Open for Business
Van e Doe says he has been granted his Junior Lease and the Boston House on First Avenue is reopened after a fifteen year prohibition shutdown. New refinishing and equipment were added during extensive improvements. Jack Castox and Robert Roelofs left yesterday for Camp Sequoyah on Lake Erie for two weeks. Inger Herman F. Merker of Rochester, NY, arrived in the city this morning due to the critical illness of his mother, Mrs. Catherine Merke.
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Wayne Skinner
Merrill Patterson
Dayton
Cory Bleacher Compsty
J. Robbing
Mary Louaci Jun Patterson
Wilhey Hickerneil
Harry
Richard Powers
Lye Hall
Buffalo
Russe Doupnehoo
Yesteray
Miss's Manor
Maroney
Mapple Mowe
Erie
Marine Tie
Margaret Clarke
East Braily
Filson
Emma Loi Filson
Guy Hare
Katherine Stone
Myris Puller
Mes
Barnes
Lillian Barnes
Warren
Mohey
Rui Acres
Conewango River
Betty
Virginia Wellington
Hine
J. B. Sears
Mizk
W. E. Gibson
Mra. Grass
Sue Ringling
Harold Wolfe
Muotor
Varyabure
M. Caldwell
Ol City
C. A. Willams
Molor
Elizabeth
Lawn
Wileen
Wes Fins
Minis
Bevin
Gleam Firthitt
Hettie Heath
Gerry
Emma Heath
Park Street
Prynice Ger Lindhorm
Brockway
Henry Teyman
Shady
Mrs. Linthulm
Corny Yind
Vane
Doe
Boston House
Keicher
First Avenue
Jack Castox
Robert Roelofs
Camp Sequoyal
Lake Erie
Inger Herman F. Merker
Rochester
Catherine Merke
Mountain Gala Follows Ann Haskel Exit
Diane Harries confronts Ann Haskel at a mountain party as Ann departs with her son and Nance. Rumors swirl across the Ozarks region from Wilderness Station to Cedar Ridge about Ann’s motives and the Lodge folks, while Diane enforces decorum and John Herbert’s duties.
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Ann Haskel
Nance
Dan
Ozarks
Swamp Valley
Smoky Mountain
Cedar Ridge
Lonesome Hollow
Signal Baldy
Cold River
Emacire
Wldely
Eff Todd
Wilderness Station
Ann
Jef Todd
Pappy
Jeet
Haskel
Jimmie Cartwright
Herb
Arkist
Worno
Ann Hlaskel
Uncle Dimmie
Tillie
Jon Herbert
Diane
Haskel Place
Wilderness Lodge
Haskell Place
Jimmie
Ahab
Josie
John Herbert
Herben
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Guy Pet. Ver
Margaret Lavey
Thomas Mallister
Huth Wool
WGA
Jamestown
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Root’s Furniture Store
South Center Street
Corry, Penn
U.S
Division of Congressional Library
FF. Austin
Union City
Montgomery Warp & Co
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Ular Price
G.O.P
Socony Vacuum
Standard Oil NJ
Studebaker iWee
Texas
U5 Steel Bath
United Corp
Westinghouse Elect
Woolworth
Ark Nat Gassse Gas & Electric
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Wees Pub Sery
MA Cinderella
Sey Flarold Bell Wright
Ugie
John Hurbert
Irene
Boumlerng
Tay
Musas
Marine Develin
Innis
Sally McBride
Dearie
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