Free-For-All Disorder Leads to Arrests on East Main Street
Mayor reserves decision in case of Lois Nichols arrested on disorderly conduct after a Saturday melee outside Rosey's restaurant on East Main Street. Second defendant Marie Huntley failed to appear. Hearing reveals a grudge between Nichols and Huntley tied to disputes with Mrs Wojtaszek. Police will continue efforts to curb alcohol-related disturbances around city drinkeries.
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Jen Miller
Lois Nichols
Clarge
May Worlaswel
Otter
Rosey
East Main Street
Marie Huntley
Hwarig
Sheuleff
Ryiduive
Lndt
Nichols
Huntley
Wajtiszele
Wajtaszel
Wojtaszek
Joe Kowalski
Coteau
Miss Nichols
Hirst
Miller
Narrow Call In Crash Near Emiporiue Injures Few
A Sunday morning crash on Bucktal Trail two miles east of Emiporiue involved a Cameron driver Staley Laymski and a car driven by John Mingid from Emporium. The truck toppled but guard rails saved it from overturning. occupants escaped with minor bruises while Minnards Buick suffered extensive damage.
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Ridgway
Guard Rar
Staley Laymski
S132
Cameron
John Mingid
Emporium
Bucktal
Emiporiue
Pall
Mmawil
Minard
Buick
Stuebaker Earnings Rise in First Half of 1937
The Stuebaker corporation reported net earnings of 1,174,518 for the first six months of 1937, equal to 5.21 per share on 2,187,848 shares. This compares with 1,004,449 for the same period in 1936, with no reserve for undistributed earnings tax. Utah reports over 50,000 in federal funds spent in two years, per Allen Sanford.
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South Peau
Ind
Stuebaker Corporation
Utah
Salt Lake City
Allen T. Sanford
National Emergency Council
Recalled Early Nineties School Days and Alumni
A Corry Pennsylvanian reminiscence recalls the Public School and the Corry High Alumni Association. It notes a June 1893 publication by A. D. Colegrove, lists alumni, and records the 19th annual commencement at Weeks Theatre with speeches and diplomas. The High School reunion's attendance reached seventy one with notes on advertisers and local shops.
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Corry High School
Colemen
P. F. DeLancey
Misa Maile A. Bracken
Daniell. Bryant
Maude Cook
Sarah Peichenfeld
Maude C. Gay
Walter B. Guiznon
Lunnie L. Aasbrouck
Hattier. Johnson
Marsgarge
L. Marks
Misa Lily E. McDowall
Grace M. Rogers
Anna of
Satterlee
Oliver D. 'Slinner
Kate
M. Stone
Supt
Sireeter
Titusville
F P. Eaton
Food Now Rationed By Buffalo Grocers
Food shortages and rising prices hit Buffalo grocers as strikes continue. Stores report eggs up to eight cents a dozen and meat costs climbing, with some shops routing purchases from rural Canada while bootlegged supplies enter the market. Merchants and strikers meet mediator Boland after a rejected 12 point peace plan. unions press for closed shop demand amid curbs on deliveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darby Canada
Great Atlantic
Pacific Tea Company
John P. Boland
New England Leads in Highest Weekly Grocery Bills
July 27 report from the Bureau of Home Economics shows New England families spend more on food than other regions. A survey of 20,000 U.S. households finds average weekly per person food costs around 2.90 with New England higher, Southeast lower, and Pacific coast costs varied by urban size. The study notes regional cost differences and Negro family expenditures, estimating adequate diets at different regional prices. Californians face over 900 new laws from the 1937 legislature.
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Washington
Bureau of Home Econeries
Department of Agriculture
United States
Burnin
New England
Pauli Coast
Adentate
Canal
Bureau Sacs
New Eyeland
Th Sroup
Smarl
Pacific
South
Merchants to Prize $200 at City Park Thursday
Awards totaling 200 will be donated by Golden Rule Club merchants at City Park on Thursday at noon. First prize is 400, second 50, third and fourth 25 each. Tickets will be drawn three times. unclaimed prizes roll into next month. Many stores advertise special Friday events despite the usual monthly sales program being abandoned this month.
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Mnem
Bers
Golden Rule Club
Weedville man drowns after injures at Reed Dam
Michael Palumbo 22 of Weedville died by drowning Sunday afternoon at Reed dam near Sykesville. He was swimming with Kramer youths while employed by Northern Coal Co. Palumbo, a strong swimmer, disappeared after sinking and likely struck a stump. Coroner confirms drowning. Remains taken to Lynch Funeral Home St Marys. services at St Joseph church. burial at Forrest. He is survived by his mother Mrs Bernard Palumbo, two sisters and seven brothers including a twin who witnessed the drowning.
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Ridgway
Michael Palumbo
Weedville
Sykesville
Piremen
Logether
Kramer
Palumbo
Norther Coal Co
Sykeaville
Jefferson County
Lynch Funeral Home
St. Marys
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