Quiet wedding in Columbus attended by Elizabeths Mussingeh
Kenneth Marris reports Miss Elizabeths Mussingeh of Columbus wed B parson at 11 this morning. Rev H F Reagle performed the ceremony. The couple will reside in Columbus. Also note resignation of Miss Ghethety A Hannigan after ten years at Titusville Chamber of Commerce.
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Kenneth Marris
Elizabeths Mussingeh
Columbus
UW. B
H. F. Reagle
Morris
Ghethety A. Hannigan
Titusville Chamber of Commerce
Th&l
Sale Ik Gaviind
Ned Chiles
Ronen
White Swan Ball Room
Meludy Monarchs
Warren
Corry area grocery ads and birthday notices
City and Vicinity listings show prices on butter eggs pineapple and pickles from Will J Wilcox with delivery offered. Also regional society notes honor for a tenth birthday at Mrs Obrn's home. contests, gifts, and supper decorations described. Headlines mention tiger taming in Jamestown, a Bangor attack, bridge dedication note from Senator Reed, and local crime and church events along with civic updates.
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Oly
Ohn Obrn
Baxt
Congress Street
Junior
Sara Reed
Frank Rouse
Master Oz
Erie Co
Brooks Studio
Jamestown
Mabel Stark
Fie John Robinson Circus
Bangor
Pinger
Warret
FH. Windsor
United States
David A. Reed
Tivine Memorial Bridge
Reed
Europe
Warie
American Battle Monuments Commission
Warren
Girl to Join Buddy Players From Juror High School
Miss Core Vamom and Mrs Clyde Damon of East Washington street will join the Buddy Players after leaving Juror High School next week. She has rehearsed with the company for weeks and shown talent. The group, well known in Corey, has performed this week at Fairview, and Miss Damon will join the company next Thursday at Gonneanl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Core Vamom
Exuguiel Us
Clyde Damon
East Washington Street
Corey
Fairview
Damon
Gonneanl
Why Take Chances With San Cura Ointment Ad
A reader extols San Cura Ointment for curing a two year sore on the hand after failed treatments. The testimonial claims quick relief and praises San Cura products for piles and other ailments, listing Wall Street address and broad availability through male advertisements.
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Jh' Sertm
Funeral of Little Child in Corry Hebrides (sic)
Impressive funeral services for Mary Saxton nine months old daughter of Mr and Mrs G B Saxton were held Friday afternoon at the home of the Misses Burns 80 East Frederick street with Rev F G Graves rector of St Thomas church conducting the service. Interment was in St Elizabeths Cemetery. Relatives and friends from out of the city included Mr and Mrs Lester Blair Mr and Mrs Floyd Stevenson and others.
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Sue Nary
Hitle
Mary Saxton
G. B. Saxton
Corry Hospital
City
Lester Blair
Floyd Stevenson
M. D. Passmore
Donald McConias
M.danglade
Wiliam Cleveland
J. Ty Blair
Harold Blair
J. J Blurne Duughtop
Mildred, Warren
Malie Keefe
Malie Keefe, Mr. and Mra
T. Sweeney
W. L. Rath
Jack
Tire
Arthur Puller
Indiana theatre swaps mayor and mill director roles
A curious incident in Indianapolis links Churne Wars and the Indiana theatre circle. Mayor L Ext Slack trades municipal power duties for a role as millival director while Davie becomes acting mayor for an hour.
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Churne Wars
Werompins
Indiana Theatre of
Indianapolis
Elizzabeth Crowley
Indiana Aly
Ga Hoor Davie
L. Ext Slack
Doli
Taldne
Powilion
Slack
Pike Loi
Indiana Uheatre Orchestra
Copley
Ely
Traffic light trial planned at Warren intersection
Warren authorities expect a trial installation of a Vision High traffic light from General Electric on Pennsylvania Avenue at Hickory Street next week. Police Chief Hahn says the device complies with Pennsylvania highway laws and may lead to council authorizing purchase if successful. The experiment will be supervised by Chief Hushn and P Penstermacher as part of efforts to improve summer traffic management.
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Warren
Wharelsborough
Hahn
General Electric Company
Tieeha
Pennsylvania Avenue
Hickory Stre
Ghiet Hushn
4. P Penstermacher
Associated Gun and Electric System
Butler Prepares as RNC Opens Convention in Kansas City
United Press reports William A. Butler of Massachusetts readies for his final act as Republican National Committee chairman before the national convention opens in Kansas City on June 12. Temporary chair Simeon D. Fess of Ohio will lead. Butler oversees routine convention matters and seating contests to begin Monday, with key figures including Reed Smoot and Francis Burles involved in platform and hearing processes.
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United Press
Kansas City
William A. Butler
Massachusetts
Republican National Committee
Butler
Simeon D. Fess
Ohio
Ray
West
Chicago
MuNary-Haugen
Sf Francis Burles
Pittsburgh
Alleged Slayer Surrenders in Lansford Killing Case
Reported surrender of two men after a shooting at Miller’s home in Tamaqua Pennsylvania. John Breslin, 80, of Mauch Chunk, accused in the fatal confrontation with William Miller, who used a shotgun during the incident. Breslin killed. Miller injured. investigation ongoing. Two men killed and a third seriously injured in a separate Dunlinville valley incident near Power City. Names listed include Edward Neate, Carlin Wren, Rick Pale, James Neale, Talsch Crooks. Mr and Mrs Hastings Jimi visiting from Jamentown in city.
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Pywaited
Tamaqua
Wm. Miller
Lansford
John Breskin
Mauch Chunk
Breslinik
Miller
Brestin
Fle
Fry Tin
Tlw
Power City
Fis
Duncoln Vollivey
Edward Neate
Myoment
Carlin Wren
Rick Pale
James Neale
Talsch Crooks
United Press Broadcasters Distribution Report
United Press details broadcast distribution on June 2 with twenty short wave channels shared among newsrooms and services. The plan includes allocations by the federal radio commission and lists recipients such as International News Service Universal Review Christian Science Monitor Chicago Tribune New York Herald Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Amer Vain Pblishers Committee
Federal Radio Commission
United
Uc News
International News Service
Universal Berview
Christian Science Monitor
Chicago Trius
New York Herald-Tribune
New Yorks Times
New York World
Los Angeles ‘Times
San Francisco Chronicle
Consolidated Press Association
American Publishers Assoriation
Sunday radio entertainments and program notes in 1928 listing stations
A fragmented 1928 United Press radio listing mentions WOR and WEAF schedules with proposed programs including a military band and a Capitol Theatre feature. The item notes publisher committee actions and potential newspaper advisory plans, plus a stray late notice for a baby on East Street and a request regarding a person named Langalls.
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United Press
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Elsie Dikeman
C. Roy Larson
Sam Coomand
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Limbidory Yoom
West End
Superior Dry Cig. Co
Mery Murray
Electrity Light Company
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Johnson
Louis Tewinkle
Kodak
Healy's
WH. Burnett
Ly Browh
Muller
Ladies Aid Society
First M. Church
West Pleasant Street
George W. Paltérson
Kings Castle
Newhouse
N. Contér St
R. G. Barnes
Mgr
Corry, Pa
Ward Keppel
L. RB. Tiffuty
Maple Lane
Lakeview
Avilion
Findley Lake
I. Hs
E. L. Haight
Marion Street
Huith Leatgren
Stale Curse
Anna J. Lesser
Jeft
New York
S.S
Southampton
London
Paris
Alsace-Lorraine
Germany
Switzerland
Sweden
Monarch
Franke A. Wilcox
Main St
Stonehoro
Anderson Carlson
Smethport
Orville Halpenny
Morrest Abbey
Daniel Grinam
Produr
Franklin
Airways Purvision
T=S+department- oil commerce
Mercer County Courh House
Mercer
Frank Marin
Dohneenburg
Mann
Titusville
James A. McGrath
Frank D. McGrath
Crawford County
Meadville
Senator Fess
Mrs. Hastings Jimi
Ob Jamentown
Jows “Service Furnishing
Corry
Asnerlewy Neways
AML
Tit Somimbiens
Wso
Movida Ib
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Guy Rogers
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