Sharp drop in auto licenses during June
A sharp decrease in motor vehicle licenses issued in June is reported by the State Bureau of Motor Vehicles. The six month totals show over 1 million dollars more in fees than the prior year, with passenger vehicle registrations slightly down and about 4,000 fewer operators licenses issued.
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State Bureau
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
State Department of Highways
Juine
Field to Lead Expedition Search for Prehistoric Relics
United Press reports a Field Museum sponsored expedition sailed from New York July 20 under Henry Field to hunt relics dating back as far as 50,000 years. The team will study caves in southwest France, then travel through Europe, Egypt, Jerusalem, and across 700 miles of North Arabian desert, joining the Field Museums-Oxford University project next year. Jack Riley Jr. of Mearville visiting relatives in town.
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United Press
Chicago
Field Museum
New York
Henry Field
Marshall Field
France
Ali
Egypt
Jerusalem
Jand Desert
Oxford University
Wife to Probe Death of Man in Johnsonburg
Mrs. George Pass of Bayard street, widow of George Pass shot by John Neue ting in Johnsonburg last Sunday, travels to Ridgway to urge District Attorney Shanly to reopen the case. She disputes the coroner jury verdict of accidental death and says her testimony did not admit any such opinion. She questions the handling and statements surrounding the inquest and plans to base her challenge on evidence about the revolver being examined before discharge.
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Kane
George Pass
Bayard Street
John Neueting
Johnsonburg
Ridgway
Shanly
Elie Counses
Ian
Pass
Nearing
Sunday church services announced for multiple local churches
Tomorrow's worship schedule lists First Church of Christ Scientist First Presbyterian Advent Christian First Methodist United Brethren First Baptist Church St Pauls Lutheran Center Pleasant and Second Avenue locations. Services include Sunday School morning and evening sermons with topics on light temptation prayer and Abraham Lincoln while a midweek Bible study is planned.
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Christian Science First Church of Christ, Scientist
Park Street
Center Street
Presbyterian Church Center
Pleasant
Temptation
Jesus
Ralph J. McConnell
New Castle
Pac
Ralph, J, McConnell
Advent Christian Church
Essex Street
Cleveland
Abraham Lincoln
Sory
Corry
First Methodist
Center Streets
William E Bartlett
Semmon
Epworth League
United Brethren Churorn
St, Paul's Lutheran Church
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Comet South
Concord Streets
William Hall
Romnorpoy
Amorning
S Fetind Jr Ste
Yen
Engagement Announced At Ski Dinner In Columbus
Mrs. Harry Spicer hosted a dinner for twelve last evening to announce the engagement of her sister Ruth Auer to Earle Whicker of Columbus, Py. Decorations featured heartcenterpieces and ice cream hearts with the names Ruf and Earle. After dinner, bridge and awards went to Miss Sara Maclunes and Miss Hazel Knowlton.
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Harry Spicer
Nsme
Ruth
Auer
Earle Whicker
Golumbus
Ndates
Leland
Ruf
Earle
Sara Maclunes
Hazel Knowlton
Raid on Soviet Bank in Shanghai Sparks Crowds
Shanghai police acting for Chinese authorities raided the Soviet Far East Daibank searching for evidence of financial transactions with Chinese Communists. The four hour raid caused uproar as crowds filled streets outside the bank and traffic was blocked.
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Sy Union
Shanghai
Loval Police
Daibank
Alliance Church Hosts Regular Services and Midweek Event
The Alliance Church at East Washington Street and Maple Avenue led by Geo. B. Morgan invites all to Morning Worship at 11:00 with Cradle Roll at 6:30 and Young People's meeting at 7:30. Evening service follows, plus midweek service Wednesday at 7:48. A Sharon paper notes an unusual incident where horses halted at the city fountain, startling locals.
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First Baptist
Alliance Churce
Alldance
Washington Street
Maple Avenue
Geo. B. Morgan
P. M. Anderson
Finsl
Shahgada Steamer Sinks. Twenty Perish Off Calcutta
Twenty lives believed lost when the Shahgada of 2246 tons on the Asiatic Steam Navigation line wrecked in a storm off Calcutta during July. One survivor found, ship built in 1900, port of Liverpool.
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Py Vuitturresa
Calcutta
Shahgada
Hooghly
Hyer Wilty
Ts Hone
Liverpool
Haying delayed by rains in record crop year
Heavy showers over two days halted field work as farmers rush to complete the largest hay crop in years. Despite rain, growers expect the season to catch up, with silage and grass favored by the warm spring.
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Willeye
Gras Crihier
Escapes From Penitentiary At Rockview
Bellefonte Pa July 16 James Fields of Allegheny County escaped from Rockview penitentiary while at work on the reservoir. He is serving a two to four year sentence for robbery. A $50 reward is offered for information leading to capture.
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United Press
Bellefonte
James Fields Negro
Allegheny County
Rockview Penitentiary
Mistrites
French Creek People and Visiting Friends Report
July 11 notes dining visitors and relatives at French Creek and nearby towns. David Moore and two children from Tot silo visit relatives. Mrs Noah Burden of Flint guests at George Moore and Spencer Burden homes. Families Burden relocate to Mrs Hitch sock place. Nursing student Eunice Reslink accepts a third hour nurse position. Various locals including Warnshotse family, Hase and Turner evangelists, and visitors from Sheffield Erie and Buffalo attend gatherings.
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Prench Kee
David Moore
Totsilo
Noah Burden
Flint
Mich
George Moore
Spencer Burden
George Hitchsock
Misa Eunice Reslink
Cory ‘Training School
Will Warnshotse
Ison Burton
Batbore
Pay
Benjamtin
Burton
Hase
Turner
Benjamin van Erdény
John Bustell
French Creek Cael Sumer
Jess Emory
Ardeth Rea
Sheffield
Miarlus
Duid
AV. J. Restink
Eunice
Irene
Henry
Bufaloton
W. W. Atterburyr
Sirs
Gust. Anderson
Eric
Clarence Lathrop
David
Lillian
Evelyn Anderton
Louinville
Anni Morrie
David Manson
Cleveland
J. W. Moore
Samantha Estes
Mary Moore
Waterford Parms Erie
Mo. C
Lucy
Toledo
Peter Estes
Waterford
JW. Moore
Otis Fardin
W. J. Ruvink
Jamestown
Colored Boy Held For Thefts In Canonsburg
In Canonsburg Joly 16 a colored youth, unnamed in report, was captured by a posse after breaking into five homes and stealing jewelry totaling 1500 dollars while threatening two residents. The youth was knocked unconscious and taken to the Pennsylvania Training School at Morganza, from which he had recently escaped.
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Wmwu
Rive
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