Local Notes From City And County Happenings
Cabbage plants offered at Chas Olds 27 W Congress Street and a church social at the East Pleasant Street home of Mrs Irvin Yousint. Election of officers urged for the Golden Links class. Curie Higgins of Concord bought the Dunne Bracken horse and will relocate to Elgin with Archie Bracken. George Barnicke denies selling my dray business. continues general draying. James Wiley, 93, a lifelong Ferry resident, noted as born lived and died on the same ferry. Austin Wiley, grandson, recalls the life. John Kirman of Bracist Indiana charged with wife and infant murder. plea entered, trial set for June 13 under Judge Langham. Eat Shoppe Western Smith Street open 7 a.m. to 12 p.m. Mesdville drovers held memorial services. securities and trust company arrangements noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Mrr
Archie Bracken
West Pleasant Street
George Besson
George Rarnicke
James Wiley
Torestville
Mercer County
Austin Wiley
John Kirman
Bracsijst
Indiana County
J. N Langham
Langham
West Smith Street
Mesdville Dremen
Town News Blends Coupons with Local Happenings
City and Vicinity items note prices on produce and staples, births and deaths, accidents, engagements, and social events. Franklin anniversary celebration, Crawford County road incidents, hospital notes, weddings, and church activities populate a dense local update with several named individuals and places across Meadvill e DuBois and Erie regions.
Dawes Farewell Photo Before Departing for England
Charles G. Dawes, former vice president, is pictured bidding farewell to Chicago before sailing to England to begin duties as ambassador to the Court of St James. The image captures the dignitary amid departure preparations for his new assignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles G. Dawes
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United States
Chicago
England
Court of St James
Seventy Held For Slaying Of Police Officer
Gastonia North Carolina June 10 1929 union leaders moved to defend 70 men and women arrested in connection with the slaying of Chief Orville F Aderholt and the wounding of four other officers during a strike dispute The fourth officer George Moore deputy sheriff was wounded when struck by a bullet intended for a striker Defense plans were announced by international labor officials and a conference with local counsel and union leaders was arranged The injured officers and strikers were reported improving and were expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Pross
Gastonia
International Labor of
Ficiitia
Orvill F. Aderholt
George Moore
Gaston County
Sheri
Aderholt
Alfred Wagenknecht
Nations
Workers International Relief Society
Joliet Strart Poyntz
International Labor Defense
New York
Tom Jimson
National Textile Workers Union
James Reid
Wagenknecht
Clarence Darrow
Arthur Garfield Hays
John Randolph
Neal
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Hus Elates
Edward's Boston
Edward
New England
Wille Star Store
H. L. Rowe
Lydia H. Pinkham
Ment
Vale
Root’s Furniture Store
Chas, Shuss
Mgr
Center St
Will J. Wilcox
J.C. Bonhim
Franklin
Yesterdy
Lakesio-Sea
Meadvillé
Bevins
Mike Kulicl
RD. G. Meadville
G. N. Roberts
Findley Lake
Charlotte Imm
Grace Cole
William Mulligan
Pitlsburei
Cole
Corryite
Tyler Mint
Bugtalo and Susquehanna Coal Co
John Iaep
Maple Avenus Hospital
DuBois
Lee
James A. Beebe
Allegheny College
Phoenix
Millen Josh
Broakways
Maple Avenue Hospital
Sirenne
Dellwood
Brockway
Ixy
Tose
Ilzo
Johm Phillips
Margaret Stith
New Castle
Gras
Olivar
Floyd Ordway
Jeffry Ordway
Berney Bond Glass Bottle Company
Hezellmral
Kane
Woodman Circle
GNU Fictaul
Annie Antiilozy
Spotiga
Mast South Street
Cart Heny
Jawatt
Foster Brook
Bradford
Aliogany
Nemo
Ward
Branford
Foster Brool
White Inn
Méadville-Klé Sud
Saegertown
Venango
Concorn Township
Mark Stultz
Lovells
Jocar Lindstrom
Ora McCray
Thayer McCray
J. F. Burlingame
Franklin Street
Rey
Glyde Xander
D. D
Thiel College
Ridgway
Mike Kappan
W. R. Olds
Dawes
Ibelding's
Shea & Walraven Society
J. L. Newhouse Co
Enna Jettick
ENYA
Our Tnne
Newhouse
North Center Street
Shoehouse
the Needlecraft Shop
Corry, Pa
Paris
V. E. Phillips
the Jeweler
Canadohta Pavilion
Doc Whipple
Golden Pheasant
Jack Marshall
Chas. Auld
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