Lowville Road To Be Paved This Year In County Plan
County and state officials announce a joint project to pave a five mile stretch from Little Hopeast to Lowville, with state and county funding split. A bridge costing about 26000 will be built with equal shares. despite initial reluctance, completion is targeted soon and a survey is already planned.
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Thomas Wrame
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Corry Woman's Mother Dies in Warren
Mrs Lydia Pore died Thursday at the Warren home after a brief illness. She was 70 and resided with her daughter Mrs J Archbald in Irving. Survived by one son and five daughters, fourteen grandchildren, and seven great grandchildren. Funeral services Saturday at the Warren home, burial at Daleton cemetery in Warren.
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Uke Warren
Plur
Petrie
William Petrie
Charles Johnson
Jamestown
Peter Lindhe
Gorey
WW. Peterson
Alvin Anew Warren
New Face Powder Popular Gains In Beauty Trends
A fragmented report notes rising interest in a new face powder with claims of smoothing and brightening effects. Mentions fashionable names and marketing terms, but details are unclear due to OCR damage.
Corry Hospital Association annual meeting on weekend
Residents note the Corry Hospital Association plans its annual stockholders meeting this weekend. The piece also mentions local social and business notices including European travels, Studebaker dealer details, rain and longest day of the year, and theatre and construction updates in the area.
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Corry Hospital Association
Corry
Sidney B. Hlaton
Suorets
Nye Heard In Stewart Trial Sees Contempt Case Grow
Washington June 1 Charing Nye of the Senate Teapot Dome committee and Walsh of Montana appeared for the government in the contempt trial of Robert Stewart Indiana Standard Oil chairman. The hearing focused on Stewart refusing to answer questions about the Continental Trading Company's operations and whether he possessed recording of bond profits totaling 3 080 000.
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Senate
Teapot Dome
Robert Stewart
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Nye
Walsh
Montana
Stewart
Stewarland
Three Pittsburgh election officials see sentences cut in half
Three convicted Pittsburgh election officials in Allegheny County jail saw their sentences reduced from 80 days to 40 days after a court review. Bulger Coyne and Vaughan had their terms halved following reconsideration by Judges Hvans and Row, with Assistant District Attorney Parks noting the new, more equitable durations.
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Allegheny County
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Eee Uon
James Coyne
John Vaughar
Bulger
Vaughan
Andrew T. Parks
Istrict
John A. Hvans
Harry H. Rowand
Parke
William J. Stone
Paroled Election Officials In Allegheny Court Case
Twenty defendants in the 1927 September primary election pleads no defense to negligent duties as election officials. Paroles granted by Judges Harry J Rowlins and John A Bills amid fines. bonds of $1,000 for five ward board members forfeited for failing to appear for the formal.
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Uniteuness Pittsburgh
Oanes
Allegheny County Criminal Court
Harry J) Rowlind
John A. Biins
Board of Teyelith Dis
Ballot Boxes to be Returned from Washington to Pittsburgh
June 1. The 1406 Allegheny county ballot boxes will be sent from Washington to Pittsburgh Monday, announced by James E. Routivy, assistant chief clerk of the Allegheny county Commissioner's office. The boxes were seized by the Senitorial Investigating committee and taken to Washington in the Ware-Winson contest. They are needed for the special bond issue election on June 26.
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Unicoress
Pittsburgh
Allegheny County
Washington
Pittsbureh
James E. Routivy
Alleghenyounty Commissioner's Office
Classified Advertising Sections and Subheadings
The text outlines classified ad categories and rules for a newspaper classified section. It lists classification areas such as Announcements, Personal, Autos, Automobiles for Sale, Services, Building and contracting, Cleaning, Dressmaking, Heating, Insurance, Laundering, Moving, Painting, Printing, and Professional Services. It notes that ads must fit proper classification, adhere to the Journal style, and that errors should be reported. It also mentions rates, care with mail orders, and ad-taking assistance.
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Elf
Lom
Hite Li
Out of Health for 15 Years Then Recovered
Titusville resident Edward Hupp reports 15 years of illness ended after using Thompson's Barosma, claiming renewed vigor and relief from backache, dizziness, and other ailments. The ad touts Barosma at $1.00 and Golden Lax Tablets at 26 cents, with a druggist refund policy.
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Edward Hupp
Titusville
Tis
Gin
Thompson
Court actions on fund cases highlighted by September hearing
In Pittsburgh, judges and election officers faced an all day session on fund cases last September. The proceedings involved judges Rowand and others as 19 electors and parole officers reviewed fines totaling substantial sums.
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Pittsburgh
Local Radio Marks Broadside Amid Network Shuffle
Regional stations including WFI Philad M and WBZ announce spring lineup changes as WJZ Netwo and WSB along with Staten NavyWRAP Neta tional Symphoi reframe schedules. Red Head leads as Atlantic network seeks cohesive schedule amid cert shifts.
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Geellian
WBZ Spring M
Boxton Sycert
WJZ
Netwo
Staten Navy € Wrap Netational Symphoi
WSB Atlants Red Head
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