Journal Correspondent Writes of Camp Life at Ga & Encampment
Mount Gretna July 22. Charles Burkhardt reports a smooth transport down and arrival at a regiment camp. Tents pitched in orderly streets with company lines. Mess halls separate for officers and enlisted. Daily routine begins with officer formation and taps ends the day as buglers from Medical Corps and two regiments call the night to rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Burkhardt
Mount Gretna
Harrisburg
Capitol
Capitol Building
Hushsburg
Ridgway
Howitzer Company
Oil City
Corry
Meadville
Tate
Medical Corps
112Th
111Th Regiment
Red Wing flyers may come to Warren amid crash death
Leo Murphy, manager, says Red Wing Flying Service may visit Corry after Roy Ahearn and partner perished in a crash near Teterboro. Murphy traveled from Hackensack to Warren with grief, noting New York interests may dissolve the firm. Corry engagement planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Red Wing Flying Service
Leo Murphy
St Warren
Red Wing
Roy Ahram
Murphy
Warren
Times-Mirror
Hig
Pal and Tuddy
Red Wing Filers
Hackensack
N. J
Teterboro
Roy Ahearn
Ahearn
Bert Belchen
Reddy Lund
Aaron Kinney
William
Rheam
Brainard
Hartford
New York
Ahears
Teterbora Ajrport
Soa
Arrest Realtor in Capital Mystery
Washington reporters describe Herbert M. Campbell of Dale Crest Virginia a real estate dealer arrested at 2:00 am and charged with the murder of Mary Baker a navy veteran and itinerant painter. Campbell is held at Arlington county jail as investigators cite developments they say point to guilt while Herman H Barrere a World War veteran denies involvement.
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United Press
Washington, D.C
Herbert M. Campbell
Dale Crest
Mary Baker
Navy
Virginia
Campbell
Arlington County
Herman H. Barrere
Magic Relief For SAN BURN Ad Promotes Healing Antiseptic
The notice reports losses from weed growth on cropland and cites a survey estimating yield reductions due to weeds. Corn losses about 10 percent, hay 16 percent, potatoes 6 to 10 percent, spring grain 12 to 15 percent, and winter grain 6 to 9 percent.
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Staton Dometimg
Former Corry Woman Married in Bradford
The marriage of Mrs. Sigid Thompson to Franke Shelton of Bradford took place at Buffalo on July 17. They reside at 39 Congress Street Bradford where Shelton is assistant postmaster. Mrs. Thompson is the mother of Mrs. Boyd Park and lived in Corry previously. Shelton is a familiar figure here through frequent visits.
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Sigid Thompson
Franke Shelton
Bradford
Buffalo
West NHL hee in 1081 two movies not alone entertain
The item reviews motion pictures and actors with eccentric spellings. It notes Vitaphone Varieties solving The Servant Problem and mentions titles like Shoes High Heels Pink Tights Silk Hosiery Short Skirts. Constance Bennett billed among Three Faces Most, and talkies set to debut with films such as The Right Way and The Road to Paradise.
Reply to Local Critics by State Constabulary
Harold D. Wilson, Deputy Prohibition Administrator, defends the State Constabulary and Prohibition Service. He argues most agents are Civil Service qualified veterans, notes the Brown case will be settled in court, and praises two local officers for their restraint and helpfulness during the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Constabulary
Brown
Prohibition Service
Pennsylvania State Constabulary
State Patrol
Atss
Harold D. Wilson
Prohibition Administrato
Union City Women’s Club Picnic in Gates Grove
Twenty eight members of the Union City Business and Professional Women’s Club were guests of the Corry club at a Gates grove picnic southwest of the city. An elaborate dinner, games, stunts and singing followed a marshmallow roast. Committee chairmen led arrangements while Hen Perkins of Indianapolis assisted. Members planned a Conneaut Lake weekend party and Meadville club would host an outing with hopes Corry members attend.
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Union City Business and Professional Women's Club
Corry Club
Gates’ Grove
Mijas
Helen Morrell
Witch
Melva Miller
Havel Meker
Mins
H. A. Perkins
Indianapolis
Ind
Corry
Conneaut Lake
Harriet Myers
Nive
Meadviile Chub
Deer Killing Dog Shot Down Near Ridgway
Ridgway July 22 Game Warden E W Turley killed a German shepherd blamed for seven months of deer killings in Elit and Jederson counties. A hound thought to be the killer’s trailer was captured. both animals brought to Ridgway. The predator dog wore no collar while the trailer had a licensed collar from Wik and Warren counties. Turley will check owners today.
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Ridgway
Elit
Jederson
E. W.tunley
Big Mill Creek
Wolfe
Johnsonburg
Turley
Wik
Warren
Brandy Cariyp
Secondary Metala Jewelry Waste Supply Explained
Secondary Metala Jewelry and dental waste supply the world with the largest share of secondary gold and silverware while photographic waste accounts for the largest amount of secondary silver. Secondary metals are those separated from metals derived directly from ores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ite
Farm Woman Benefits From Lydia E Pinkham Use
Mrs. Cuprl Suennan of Lickdale Pennsylvania credits Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with restoring health after years of farm toil. She helped with housework and farming duties while her family faced illness and childbearing, until medical advice led to trying the remedy.
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Lickdale
Cuyprl Suennan
Rigi
Spartansburg Pervis Notes Local Social But Busy Week
Spartansburg July newsletter reports residents relaxing in shade amid heat with breezes, plus a long parade of visiting relatives and neighbors. Guests include the Schreckengost and Smith families, J D Obert party, Steadman family, and many from Greenville, Lincolnville, Youngsville, Oil City, and Erie area. The column lists social visits, hotel stays, and a Grange program for July 26 with an automobile trip theme and gasoline tax discussion.
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Spartansburg
Hly Schreckengost
Mabel
Alton Smith
Paul
Sparta Township
Eugene Webb
Stranghan Farms
J. Id. Obert
Hhiding
Charles Obert
Burton Clark
Hatchtown
Ralph Cartwright
Som Robert
Youngsville
C. H. Steadman
Corneaut Lake
Ralph Steadman
Junior
Greenville
Glenn BR. Steadman
Coh
Steadman
Glenn R. Steadman
Ely Beubreckengost
Bert Fuller
W. P. Burlinghsm
Lincolnville
Myra Baker Mays
Magaret Small
Mays
Small
Katherine Hesly
Ward Scranton
Marian
Wayne, Mich
Ihr
Lucius Rose
Western Sparta
Charles Torrey
Vernal
Imer Stover
Glyndon
W. H. Alsdort
North Hast
Ripley
N. Y
John C. Elton
Toledo
Mimale M. Eastman
Lee Dooher
Eric
Floyd Dooher
Warren
P. J. Dooher
Ralph Hatch
Jamestown
T. B. Wallace
Richard Webb
Meadville
Mate Holford
Arthur
Bruce Shreve
Ruggles Park
Canadahis
Kinney
Award Dean
Frederick Hoover
Detroit
Mich
M. W. Smith
Edna Titus
Akron
Nell Shreve
Grange
Townskin
Juanita Stranahen
the Grange
Edward Woodard
Torpedo
John Bennett
John Dockery
Oil Cuty
A. W. Jude
Charles Daugherty
Jack
Oil City
Jude
Achsah Bowen
Alton, O
H. L. Bowen
Wayne Aikens
Hazel Kightlinger Hougekiss
Chautauqua County
Mar
Knapp
M. ‘Thompson
Coroner rules drowning death of Kelsey at Shenango Creek
Coroner Byham of Crawford County ruled the death of Sylvester S. Kelsey, 32, a World War veteran, an accidental drowning in Shenango Creek near Espyville after he disappeared in a deep hole Sunday evening. His funeral is planned at Davison Memorial Home, with interment in Kinzua Cemetery. He leaves a father, six sisters, and three brothers, and was a member of the Kinzua Methodist Church and the Veterans of Foreign Wars.
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Byham
Crawford County
Socidentit Deat
Sylvester S. Kelsey
Shenango Creek
Espyville
Davison Mumeral
North Center Street
F. A. Wimer
First ‘Methodist Episcopal Church
Kinzua
Kelsey
Methodist Church of
Kane
A. G. Anderson
Oil City
B. G. Goodrich
Chandlers Valley
G.G. Reynolds
Corry
Arthur Glover
Keating Summitt
Raymond Goodwill
Centerville
R. J. Kelsey
F. J. Kelsey
H. Kelsey
Eres
Negro shipbuilders earliest in New York after 1812
Christian Bergh became the first to employ Black workers as slipbuilders at a New York shipyard he opened after 1812. This marks an early instance of Black labor participation in industrial shipbuilding in the city.
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Christian Bergh
New York City
Fashionable young scarf with stand up collar look
The description notes a slim youth scarf in conservative lines. Catherine Moylus, a screen player, models a panther tone scarf close around the throat with a stand up collar. It features a gay printed wire and brightening material, reflecting current style trends.
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MMB
Catherins Moylus
Weather sketch from distant notes and odd phrases
Fragmentary weather note mentions morning showers near a location, with odd phrasing about days ahead and possible references to livestock. The text is incomplete and does not provide clear forecasts, regions, or dates.
Cont Jud Fragments Reflect On Case Details
Fragmentary OCR lines hint at a contempt of judgment issue and ongoing registry matters. Names and places are unclear but reference to a tribunal or court proceeding and a monitored attachment or lien may be implied. The readable text suggests a legal process with uncertain parties and dates.
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Hearn
Flying Circus
Jersey
San-Cura
NHL
Constance Bennett
Warner Bros
Pirat Nationst
Hetus
Seven
Ada
Pather
Paradies
Muy
UNION
Lydia E. Pinkharm
Trumolarta and Vicinity
Sylvester Kelsey
Wile Preservers
White Footwear Sale
Newhouse ‘Shoehouse
Corry, Pa
Roo Ane
Poole
Phil Juny
Answr
Weste
Imber
Tony Ware
Baw
Etta
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