Dance and Supper Notices From Local Halls and Church
Dance in Grange hall Columbus Friday night managers W L Henry and WP Sickler. After the fight cool off with a soda at Lindsley’s. Beaverdam Methodist church ladies serve roast pork supper Thursday July 20 at 6 PM in church parlors. Model cottage cheese fresh daily sold from wagons or local grocers. A hay wagon mishap left Charles A Vaughn 40 of South Shenango township Crawford county with broken ankle and injuries. A HL Prayne 27 of St Marys hospitalized with fractures and bruises after being struck by a hit and run driver near Warren intersection of Pennsylvania Ave and Market Street.
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Grange Hall
Columbus
W. L. Henry
WP. Sickler
Lindsley's
Beaverdam Methodist Episcopal Church
Eiveryone
Charles A Vaughn
Shenango Township
Crawford County
A. HL Prayne
St. Marys
Warren General Hospital
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Avequeant Market Street
Warren
Ohio
Local bargains and incidents from Meadville area news
Stock catalog items and prices from Gooch's and Lindsley's appear beside police notes and accidents. Reports recount a sidewalk egg fry in Titusville, a swoon and hysteria case in Kala mizoo, a Meadville crash injuring three, a fatal Conneaut Lake Park crash, an arrest for aggravated assault, church choir plans, and varied community notices across Oil City Meadville and surrounding towns.
Post and Gatty Guests of Pittsburgh Today
McKberpor May July 29 Wil ey Post and Harold Gatty who set records in an around the world flight landed their Winnie May at Bettisfield an hour earlier than expected arriving at 102 a.m. EDT from Toledo via East Liverpool. Through daylight saving time confusion they appeared an hour early to a crowd of several hundred at the field greeting the fliers who circled the globe in more than eight days.
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McKberpor
Wiley Post
Harold Gatty
Winnie May
Bettisfield
Yoledo
Liverpool
Gossip and Offitt Secrets Warned Against
A compact cautionary note warns readers against talebearers and slanderers who reveal private matters. It cautions that such chatter yields no real goodwill and exposes secrets to harm. The piece reads as a moral admonition about discretion and integrity in discourse.
Bitter Fight in Ridgway Court Over Big Estate
United Press reports a bid in Ridgway Court over a million dollar estate of Mrs Glare Russ. The case tests whether the stepmother had legal right to inherit via will as she did. The trial, held without jury, involves Russ and a long list of beneficiaries and trustees, with appeals anticipated.
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United Press Fidgway
H.W. Baird
Hben George Russ
Washington, D. C
Charles J. Margiott
Punssutawney
John G. Whitmore
A. J. Straub
Ridgway
Russ
John
Hi. Mullen
Kane
John H. Cartwright
Andrew Kaul Memorial Hospital
Glare Russ
Thomas G, Gregory
St Marys
Hben J. Russ
Smithton Bank Robbed by Bandit Gang Near Greensburg
Three men robed the First National Bank of Smithton near Greensburg escaping with about $1000 after entering through a rear door as the bank opened. Clerks Hazel Smith and Grace Luppold were present. a fourth man drove the getaway car toward Scottdale. Police from Greensburg joined the search for four suspects. Authorities describe the bandits as aged 22 to 25. In a separate incident, Robert Walker of Benezette suffered severe back bruises from a fall of rock while working in the mines near Ridgway and is resting at the county hospital.
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Raymond Mack
Venturetown
Warren-Tidioute
J. G. Kasey
Spring Street
Oil City
Margaret Slattery
Renovo
Little Sisters of the Poor Home For the Aged
Pittsburgh
Dief
Miss Slattery
North Bend
Grant GC. Reese
Warner Hammerstrom
Jamestown
Hammersheim
Enterprise
Davison-Fogle Lumber Co
Higley
Tracy
Frank Clark
Union City
R. D
Mu Epsilon Phalanx
Lake Pleasant
Gertrude Cordin
ah—bie-Comsy—hospital
Woortman
United Press
Greensburg
First National Bank
Smithton
Hazel Smith
Grace Luppold
Scottdale
Whirty
Mit
Robert Walker
Benezette
Ills County General Hospital
Beaver River Route Favored for Canal Survey
Beaver County officials approved a 10000 appropriation to match a provincial grant for financing and surveying the proposed Ohio River to Lake Erie canal. The Hoover administration favors inland waterways development, and officials indicated the Mahoning and Beaver rivers are best suited as the canal route given partial canalization and potential efficiency.
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Allegheny County
United Press
Pipteburgh
Atle Heny County
Liceily
Hoover
Rae
Business Failures Decrease in New York
Business failures in New York show a drop for the week ending July 29 with 438 filings, down 2.8 percent from last week and 1.4 percent from the same week last year. Retail activity declined, while small firms with credit under 6,000 faced heightened closures. total filings for the period were 781 per bench.
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New York
Fwadareals
Jouetay
Lodsty
Dela Ue
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