Burglary Charges Filed Against Trio After Escape
Charges of burglary will be filed today against a trio of George dum tor Republic youths who escaped from Mercer county reformatory and allegedly robbed a Crayford county gasoline station on July 10. Miss Henrietta Cutter of Meadville and Miss Bessie A. Barnhart of Slippery Rock were named to teaching positions in Meadville Schools by the board of education Friday. Henrietta Cutter will teach home economics. Barnhart to elementary schools. The Women’s Relief Corps dinner date at Mrs. T. Matteson’s home was moved to Wednesday July 24. Junior club members to be entertained. Mrs. Paul Brynolfson of Fairview Street underwent a tonsil operation at Corry Hospital today. H. M. Sophn of Columbus, Ruth Fullom, and Helen Bailey, Corry, underwent tonsil operations at Corry Hospital yesterday.
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Mercer County Reformatory
Crayford County
Henrietta Cutter
Meadville
Bessie A. Barnhart
Slippery Rock
Board of
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Iss Cutter
Barnhart
T. Matteson
East Wayne Street
Paul Brynolfson
Fairview Street
Nderwent
Corry Hospital
H. M. Sophn
Columbus
Ruth Fullom
Helen Bailey
Corry B
Corry Ospital
Walter Hannold
Kane
Clarendon
J. R. ‘Thompson
Warren
Hennold
Corry
Oregon Indian Medicine Company
E. Washington St
Franklin
Sparta
Bisbee
North Warren
Jackson Street
Donald Anderson
Cena Deuink
Clymer
N. Y
Myron Wagner
Titusville
Helen Anderson Lines
C. EB. Dun-lup
Jackson Center
Mercer County
Clyde DeWood
Oil City Hospital
Hospital Service Association
Reno
F. Mohr
George M. Sul
East Brady
Calvary Baptist Church of
Wiliam P. Wilson
Venango
John Irwin Zerbe
Besson
John and
Jean Szymbor
Stevens Street
Oil City
U. S
David Gifford
Albion
John Marsh
C. Eugene Potter
Bradford
Vasa Lodge picnic set for Sunday at Youngsville
The annual Vasa Lodge Swedish fraternity gathering will be held Sunday at Island Park in Youngsville with members from Kane Mt Jewett Ludlow Sheffield and Warren. Several hundred are expected for a luncheon at noon and a 6 p.m. dinner with activities planned for children.
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Cleveland
Elva Milton
Jamestown
Holly
Patrons Annual Meeting of G L F Patrons
Two committee members will be elected to succeed those whose terms expire. Reports of last year’s operations will be presented. After the business session a program of movies and entertainment is planned with refreshments. All members of farm families are invited.
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Clymer
N.Y
Peter Schurman
G.lf
Woman of Cambridge Springs Dies at 103
Mrs. Catherine E. Walrath died at 103 on Friday morning at her daughter Mrs. Frank Seelye’s home in Cambridge Springs. She was the town’s oldest resident and possessed the gold headed cane given to the first citizen. She had lived with her daughter in the nearby borough for several years and suffered poor health for months.
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Meadville
Catherine E. Walrath
Frank Seelye
Cambridge Springs
Walrath
Boro
Bandit chase ends with capture after Nebrasks bank hold up
A mob of about 150 pursued two escaped convicts after a Diller Nebraska State Bank robbery that netted 5000 dollars. One bandit was wounded and captured inside a church. the other fled with two kidnapped victims. The captured man Towell Haenze, 21, Minnesota, reported he escaped from Fort Madison, Iowa, penitentiary on June 23.
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Kas
Diller, Neb
Towell Haenze
Sleepy Bye
Minn
Tom Blodgett
Fort Madison, In
Harrisburg Patriot backs Willkie over Roosevelt in 1940
The Harrisburg Patriot, led by publisher Vance C. McCormick, endorses Wendell L. Willkie for president. McCormick, a former Democratic national chairman and 1914 gubernatorial candidate, notes Willkie's contrast with President Roosevelt and cites concerns about third term aims and New Deal policies.
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Asswemieuerin
Harrisburg
Harrisburg Patriot
Vance C. McCormick
Wendell L. Willkie
McCormick
Democratic National Committee
Wilson
the Patriot
Roosevelt
Shanghai seeks help to curb political crime wave
Shanghai municipal council asks foreign consular body for aid to check a wave of political crime that is destroying confidence and harming Shanghai's reputation worldwide.
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Shanghai
Associated Press
Hemphill quits Dems for Willkie in Pennsylvania
John M. Hemphill, Democratic nominee for governor of Pennsylvania in 1930, announces support for Republican Willkie. He says long held party infidelities since 1932 have taxed party loyalty to the breaking point.
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Philadelphia
Wendel L. Willkie
John M. Hemphill
Pennsylvania
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