Thieves Break Into Second Presbyterian Church
Burglars damaged several rooms of the Second Presbyterian Church at West First and Road streets but left with nothing stolen. Entry was gained through a basement window. one intruder watched outside while police investigated after 8 am. They damaged the private study of Dr A B McCormick, splintering a heavy oak door and injuring floor and door frames in a memorial room for the late George N Reed.
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City
Second Presbyterian Church
West First
Road
Ped Aites
le ON
Thay Gist
A. B. McCormick
Kane Man Hurt in Auto Crash Near Glen Haven
Harry Painter of 108 Park Avenue was seriously injured in a motor accident near Glen Haven Sunday morning. The car left the road and crashed into a tree. Richard Gook was reported unhurt. Charles McMonigle, a recruit from Camp 7, was injured near Laid Tow and brought to Community hospital with a fractured pelvis.
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Harry Painter
Park Avenue
Glen Havel
Neht Leek
Richard Gook
Spiesman Seeks Short Council Term in City Election
Joseph L. Spiesman, a shoe dealer on First Avenue, named to City Council by Mayor Frank T. England after the mayoral elevation following Mayor Ben W. Starrs death, announces candidacy for the two year term. He has served as director of finance on the council and joins Frank L. Heath in nominating petitions. The short term seat is the remainder of Hogland’s term, with Heath already in the race.
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Joseph L. Spiesman
First Avenue
Frank T. England
Ben W. Starr
Splesynin
Municipal Commission
Hogland
Frank, L. Heath
Former Corry Man Candidiate at Union City
Former Corry man Pred S Barbough, president of the council, announced candidacy for Union City tax collector as the second entrant in the race. Petitions are circulating. five offices to fill include mayor, two council seats, and two school directors.
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Union City
Pred S Barbough
Ton R. Gardner
Francis Jones Dies After Illness in Corry Home
Francis Jones died at his Corry home after an extended illness. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2 oclock from the Cutting church, with interment in the Quitting Cemetery. Born in Pennsylvania about eighty years ago, he suffered a partial stroke three weeks ago and had been in serious condition since. Survived by one son, Hazen B. Jones of Corry, R. D. 5.
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Francis Jones
Corry
R. D
Mr. Jones
Pennsylvania
Hazen &. Jones
Cor, R, D
Oil City Man Hangs Himself in Stairway
Alden Deets, 61, a longtime Oil City resident, died by his own action in his home at 77 Halyday Street. His body was found at 6:30 AM Monday, hanging from a rope attached to a banister in an upstairs stairway. An overturned chair suggested the method. Coroner Lake D. Steffen ruled death by own action after investigation.
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Ol ‘Orry
Ruth Burnett
West View
Pittsburgh
Meek Deels
Jed Hartwell
Hasson Heights
Hartwell
Past Grands Council Talks Picnic Plans in Two Counties
The July meeting of the Past Grands Council Warren-Borest counties gathered with seventy from most lodges. Plans for a picnic at Wildest Park on July 27 were outlined, including a band, Rebekah drills, a Sugar Slave Odd Fellows game, horseshoes, and a large prize distribution after the evening program. Tickets are sold at the gate. ice cream and drinks will be served. next meeting set for Mariaville.
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Grands’ Council
Warren-Borest
Sheffield Lidge
Kane
Rebekahs
Wildest Park
Tadiow
Lidiow Band
Louisville Rebekah Tein
Sugar Slave Odd Fellows
McKean Council
Warren Forest Council J
Paris
Marienville
Pythian Sisters
Oscar Andrews
East South Street
Two youths held for stripping car in Corry case
Troopers arrested John Granger and Merle Simmons after confession that they stole four wheels and tires from a Corry owned auto. The men, arraigned before Justice Waller Goodwin, pleaded guilty to larceny and were held on $360 bail with upcoming court appearance.
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William J. Marlin
Main Street
Scivia
Machin
Stinwelt
John Granger
Barnes
Merle Simmons
Corry
Sciota State Police
Hong
Cmied
Durive
Granger
Simmons
Justice of the Peace
Waller Goodwin
Wesleyville
Kien
Young Roosevelt to Meet Texas Debutante in Chicago
The article reports that President Roosevelt plans to meet Miss Ruth Googins of Fort Worth, Texas, in Chicago after a West trip. It notes her stay at Windemere East Hotel and mentions recent divorce developments involving Roosevelt and his wife, with the meeting expected before he arrives in Chicago.
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Googins
Roosevelt
New York
Chicago
Windemere East
United Press
Econ
Texas
Minden
Nev
Woting Roostvelt
Checago
Heno
Samuel Platt
Platt
Ruth Gnogins
Fort Worth
Came Duck and No Duck in English Exchange Terms
A fragmented note explains that the phrase no duck derives from England and is used to describe a mulor on the exchange who would waddle out of the alley. It notes a member of a sexistitive body who has been defeated for YeuiOiniiu on or te election.
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England
Post Ahead of Old Mark Speeds Eastward
An exhausted but relentless aviator pushes toward Khabarovsk in Eastern Siberia after a near nonstop flight from New York and Moscow. He plans to complete a world circumnavigation in fewer than seven days, facing severe weather and fatigue while officials laud the remarkable endurance.
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Siberia
Bennett Aippers
New York
Gatty—Shayn
Iron Man
Byil
Jfvengsburg
Germany
Moscavy
Drities
Ali
Giles
Cihabiis
Iy Wintile Mae
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