Punxsutawney area notices and obituaries
Mes. Marina Ann Rottsem wi Piesigrut dies at ninety two at home in Punxsutawsey. Fil was a witness from the Battle of Geltysinme and attended her great gém at the Mach. The obituary notes schooling and graduates from local high schools. Driwle Howard, 66, died yesterday at her son’s home in Townville after a stroke. Horace Brynolfson to sing a solo at St Paul’s Lutheran church. All greasing handled by hydraulic lift at McCoy Bros Central Service Station.
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Marina Ann Rottsem
Piesigrut
Punxsutawsey
Geltysinme
Miinyalitaymey
Driwle Howard
Hoss
Howard
Townville
Horace Brynolfson
St. Paul's Laitherian Church
Jesus
McCoy Bros
East South St
Mercer
A. G. Stiers
Summerville
Stoniaboro
Punxsutawney
Trig
Stiers
Clarion
Stoneboro
Fisher Touring
Aule
Pittsburgh
Sammerville
Potter County
Schofield
Oriskany
Hebron
Union City
Virs
B.A. Evans
West South Street
Huln Brown
Mawel Smith
Hunter Foster
William Gillet
Rachel Shreve
Abbie Shreve
1K. Dick
Harmy Brown
Gene Enshey
API
Goodrich
Keystone
No. 1
Serion
J. Hake Srie
Lowe
Washington
Frank S. Handlett
Tidioste
Clinton Lakes
Lyman Art Store
Black Ash
Haliy
Corry Area News Briefs Highlight Local Trade and Sightings
City notices list 29 cent cans of corn beef from Will J Wilcox with delivery service. Reports mention a dramatic tail-less gigantic rat sighting in Grove City alley, multiple witnesses including Clark Ritter and Toby Paganelli. Also noted are hospital discharge, garden club plans near Chautauqua Lake, plant sale prices, and various regional notices of graduations, political races, travel, and local business ads.
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Will J. Wilcox
J. L. Drake
Corry Hospital
West Wayne Street
Garden Department
Corry
L. J. Rowe
Kibler Block
Oil City
Mary J Alyn Crby
Marjorie Webster
Washington, D. C
Old City
J. Glenn Carruthers
Grove City
Ridgway
Ralph ‘Muhney
Thhree
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
President Caplidge
Osala
Japan
Jon
Rarph Moliney
Moliney
Frank Moliney
Singer Manufecturing
L. J Rowe
Tanker Wilhelmine Breaks Up Off Morgan's Point
In Port Colborne Ontario, June. The grounded tanker Wilhelmine’s crew returned to the ship to attempt saving it from breaking up on rocks off Morgan's Point, nine miles west of the harbor. The 20 aboard and Captain Cay yemor were rescued from the strand during the night as high winds endangered their safety. The tanker, carrying crude oil from Chicago to Liverpool, was grounded a quarter mile from shore, just outside the ship channel, yesterday.
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Unites Re
Port Colborne
Ont
Morgan's Point
Cay Yemor
Chicago
Liverpool
Eng
War Time Penalties for Russian Treason
Moscow report notes war time penalties were prescribed for revealing military or state secrets. The move follows the arrest of a high ranking Communist official accused of sharing information with a foreign citizen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wane Iene
Moscow
James
Cambridge Workers Vote Against Steel Strike
Nine hundred employees at the Guernsey works of the American Sheet and Tin Plate Company in Cambridge voted not to strike if one is called in the steel industry. They are organized in the company union and expressed satisfaction with representation and working conditions.
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United Frese Cambridge
Guernsey Works
American Sheet and Tin Plate Company
Celebrate end of long strike in Latrobe Pa
A two month woolen mill strike ends with a civic celebration in Latrobe and a parade of bands. The Clarfield band, a top state ensemble, will perform at Titusville August 24 and 25 for the diamond jubilee, having won first place in state-wide competitions eleven times in recent years.
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Oly Warren School
Tanderula Federal Street
Rex W. Woollyard
Meadville
Ixenneth Pearce
Diamond
Prather Creek
Titusville
Davey Reed
United Spnish American War Veterans
Conneaut Lake Park
Anne Baresse
Charlotte Walter
Corty
Leoper
Kloss
O. Clare Kent
Mesulville
Lakewood
Latrobe
Titusvillé
Cleirfield
Ville
Pittsburgh
Alumni Reunion Draws Wide Attendance and Music
The 1934 Conny High school alumni reunion drew 160 attendees and featured John Himebaugh and his orchestra providing dancing music. Out-of-town guests from Spring Creek Erie Cleveland Clymer and Townville joined locals for a lively event. Separately a fire at the Chautauqua Plywood Company in Celeron caused about 3000 in losses early Sunday.
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John Himebaugh
Conny High School
Haith Bemis
Warren
C. M. McKay
Tessie Mitchell
Spring Creek
I. D. Bantley
Erie
H. Dexter Idunkin
Cleveland
C. Frances Li. McCray
Agnes L. Lilley
Harold Carlson
Migin
Coruta
Clymer
Ry Hunter Pope
mMnfield
N. Cony
Howsr D. Amy
Chautauqua Plywood Company
Celeron
Miner is sender of capital bomb in Washington post
A Wildwood coal miner John Lukas alias Luke was arrested by postal inspectors for sending a bomb that exploded in the Washington D C post office on May 21. He was held in the Butler state police barracks in default of 10000 bail and awaits a Monday hearing in Allegheny county jail.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Wildwood
Washington, D. C
John Lukas
Luke
Lukas
Butler State Po Hce
Allegheny County Gall
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