Robbers Identified in Bradford Man Raid
Two Pittsburgh men Marvin Walkow and Martin Hornstein, both 22, faced court after a hearing before Magistrate Papale on charges they robbed D. R. Wolf of Bradford, Pa., in a Pittsburgh hotel on July 18 and beat him, after Wolf refused to pay them. The men allegedly admitted to the robbery.
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City entertainment lineup and local notices brief
Today features Corry intracity sports at Patterson courts and Journal arena, a Rex theatre vaudeville show, and Corry baseball at Junior High field all at 4 to 30 o'clock. Also a Baptist baptism service planned at Biderkin farm east of the city Sunday afternoon, Rev. Baker announces.
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Biderkin Farm
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J. 5. Baker
Spencer Church
Jesus Christ
Corry-Sprugz Creek Road
Solzat
Woman Dies From Aftermath of May Crash
Mrs. Maria Birau aged 87 of 1129 Pennsylvania avenue died at home on July 30 from injuries sustained in a Decoration Day auto crash on Troquois avenue near the old Exposition Park. Her husband Rev. Traian Birau ministers St Johns Romanian church. The crash left her with a fractured right ankle and severe bruises. ambulance care hospital transfer then leg amputation on July 2. Despite apparent recovery she contracted tetanus and died at home. Her son Valer was uninjured. second car driver fled and police could not identify.
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Exposition Park
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St. Vincent's' Hospital
Two Boys Die as Car Collision Near Greenville
Two 11 and 12 year old boys were killed and seven people injured when a car carrying six St. Paul’s Orphanage inmates collided with another vehicle near Adamsville on the Harristown Conneaut Lake road. Injured include four other orphanage youths aged 9 to 19 and two adults from Transfer. Sunday school teacher Edward Linninger was uninjured.
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Donald Hamer
Conneaut Lake
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Edward Graceman
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Addison Keales
H. A. Springer
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Harry
Trensfer
Miss Nickels
Springer
Ladies Day at Corry Country Club Hosts and Winners
Corry Country Club held a Ladies Day yesterday with hostesses Mrs. Horton J. Davis Mrs. W. W. Graham and Miss Ruth Tillotson. Luncheon began at 1 pm. Bridge awards went to Mrs. M. 4. Alfred and Miss Bess Wilson. Mrs. A. G. Postlethwait had the low golf score while Mrs. Postlethwait Mrs. Langdon Rowe and Mrs. H. J. Davis tied for the putting contest.
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Horton J. Davis
W. W. Graham
Ruth Tillotson
Alfred
Bess Wilson
A. G. Postlethwait
Postlethwait
Langdon Rowe
H. J. Davis
Plan for Rebuilding of Pittsburgh Home
United Press reports the Little Sisters of the Poor Home in Pittsburgh was nearly destroyed by fire. An estimated 600000 will replace the building if safe to reuse any remnants, or 250000 to rebuild anew. A survey of Catholic institutions in ten counties will check fire safety. At least 48 died, 60 were left with 10 in serious condition. Misses Anna Drobneck and Matilda Kaiser return from a motor trip in Canada.
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le Pittsburgh
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Matilda Kaiser
Canada
Rob Filling Station Heist Near New Kensington
Two bandits bound two men at the Denny service station on Greensburg road near New Kensington and escaped with $100. Proprietor J. R. Denny and attendant Harry Gould, 18, were bound, while 18 year old Thomas Smith inside the station was not molested.
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Harry Gould
Thomas Smith
Advertising Truth in Chester Fields Smoke Appeal
A speaker notes a confession of not smoking while recounting a regular smoker who preferred Chester Fields for a long time. The woman valued the advertisements, seeing them as truthful though not always accurate, reflecting concern about sensational marketing.
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