Ten Injured In Auto Crash Near Oil City
Ten people were injured when two automobiles collided at Foster Corners on the Deweytown road near Oil City about 6:30 pm. Seven were admitted to Oil City Hospital. Vehicles involved were a Buick owned by Charles B Moon and a Chevrolet owned by Orwell Bennett of Pennzoil Co. Read injuries include cuts bruises and possible fractures.
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On City
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Charles B Moon
Route 1
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Orwel Bennett
Pennzoil Co
West First
Lst
Mire
Walnut Street
Gratton
City Hospital
Orwell Bennett
West First Street
Bend
William Bennett
Dud Fries
Oultie Mtoon
Charles Noo
Harry Watkins
Main
Esther Moon
William Moon
Baward Watkins
Ol City
George Watkins
R. D
Tent Revival Services to Continue on Main Street
The Wesleyan Methodist tent meeting continues after strong interest. The preacher’s program extends with Sunday services at 8, except next Sunday when Miss Florence Heath will lead. the upper Johnson block near Main Street is secured for the gatherings. All are welcome.
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Word of God
Johnson Block
Weat Main Street
Florence Heath
Grange Meeting Scheduled for Saturday at Marcabee Hall
The Grange invites all members to attend a Saturday gathering at Marcabee Hall. The program includes Bible verses, songs, and discussions on improving opportunities for rural youth, moral advantages of country life, and the role of the environment in character building.
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Marcabée Hall
Tayotte
Police Captain Feidler resigns from Warren force
Warren July 18 A mild sensation followed the disclosure that Police Captain Floyd F Feidler resigned to Chief Geo Haehn and the Police Committee effective yesterday. Feidler who had led the department since November, cited not yet decided plans. Acting Captain Charles Ackerson to be appointed until a successor is chosen. The Police Committee to report recommendations at the August meeting.
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Peldler
Haehn
Chas. Ackerson
Felder
Celebrations Await Fliers Honor Earhart Stultz Zordon
Miss Am alls Earhart Wilmer Stultz and Lou Zordon depart today to be feted in Williamsburg Altoona Toledo and Chicago for four days of celebrations. In Chicago they expect arrival Thursday morning with Earhart returning to New York on Tuesday to finish a book.
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New York
Amalls Earhart
Wilmer Stultz
Lou Zordon
Williamsburg
Altoona
Toledo
Chicago
Miss Earhart
Turkey started Rockefeller on road to independence
United Press reports from Auburn New York that a Turkey-inspired memory shaped John D Rockefeller’s early business sense. Rockefeller recalled bartering a turkey hen and chicks for his first money, learning property safeguards, and using those lessons to begin his path to independence near Moravia Oswego Richford and areas he visited as a boy.
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Rockefeller
United Press
Auburn
John D. Rockefeller
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Finger Lakes
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Cascade
Rockefeller Sail
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Richford
Weather and civic items mix in Corry news brief
The forecast calls for thundery showers this evening. A Meadville youth injur ed in a Concord road crash remains unchanged at Corry hospital. A Whippet car giveaway by Corry merchants draws a large crowd tomorrow at 3 30 on Clinton Street. Rotary Club Ladies Night at Hotel Corry next Tuesday features Dr Bueler of Grove City College. Albert Halfast leaves hospital after auto crash near Pittsfield. Titusville Mayor William B Griffen speaks to Kiwanis on Wills and Debates.
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Bueler
Grove City College
Ralph Galle
Meadville
Concord Road
Union City
Corry Hospital
Corry
Clinton Street
Albert Halfast
Pittsfield
R. Ho Halfast
East Wayne Street
William B. Griffen
Titusville
Klwants Club
Southern Antis Open Campaign At Asheville Meeting
Dry and church leaders from the South gather in Asheville North Carolina to launch a campaign against Governor Alfred W Stith of New York. About 50 to 75 prohibitionists from the Anti Saloon League and Women’s Christian Temperance groups will meet this afternoon in executive session to discuss Smiths plan to modify prohibition laws. A mass meeting may reveal dry strategy, with a statement against Smith expected tomorrow. The event is backed by Bishop James J Canton Jr of the Southern Methodist Church and A J Barton, a leading Southern Baptist leader.
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Smith
United Press
N.C
Alfred W. Stith
New York
Anti-Saloon League
Women's Christian Temperangeion
Southern Muthodist Church
A. J. Barton
Atlanta
U.S. Help Sought to Stifle Mexican Revolution
Washington reports that the United States will do whatever it can to study and prevent a Mexican revolution after the election of Obragon. Officials say a strong Mexican government is needed to stop unrest and keep order, with border vigilance to curb arms and ammunition movement.
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United Frees
Washington
United States
Wnress
Mostca
Eleet Oregon
Tadiy Theovern
Mexicy
Fragmented 17th Century Party Fragment in Text
The garbled 1658 era note cites a newly oralinized party named Republica with John G. Fremon of Califuenty as president. The text is corrupted but hints at a defeat by dhainils Bue ehanan and power shifts to Wik Cie jung sult MiereHsed In power.
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Republican Party
Glint
Republica Party
John G. Fremon
Obregon Assassination Shocks Mexico Leader Slain
The assassination of Mexico’s President-elect Obregon shocks the nation. Crowded restaurant scenes, a gunman’s attack, and rapid medical efforts surround the event. General Obregon dies at his residence after being shot in the back and face, as authorities investigate the motive and suspects.
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Ricardo Topeta
Vali Ramirez
Wollerign
Aaron Idens
Juan James
General Cray
Qasussain
General Obregon
New Face Powder MELLO-GLO Promises Peachy Look
A modern powder named MELLO-GLO aims to outperform shine removal by lasting longer, preventing pore expansion, smoothing application, and imparting a peachy complexion. The product is presented by M. B. Ales & Co.
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Joyell
M. B
Ales & Co
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