Community notes and local notices mix of events and ads
N O W members hosted a party for Miss Ruth Stanford at her aunt Mrs Sullivan's Chestnut street home with twelve guests, music, visiting, and refreshments. Oil City graduates 264 in the largest class in Oil Guy High School history. Classifieds advertise electrical services and framing at All Ways Electric and The Healy Studio. Five Staron youths set a school attendance record averaging 7,740 days without tardiness. North past High School graduates fifty-six students. Two cows in Meatville fatally hit by a car valued at $200. Children’s Day program to be led by Mrs Dinner Rdss with Rev Breel A Hoole preaching afterward. Desirable small room space in Barlow Block for rent, plus second-floor offices. Ridgway-Horey Bedford, 71, injured playing baseball, hospitalized in Ridgway. Plant sale offers plants 1 for 2, 5 for 25c, 10c and 25c options. $10,000 damages suit in Oil City involving Catherine G Walker against Officer Wilbert A Perry and Margaret B Walker, related to arrest and discharge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oil Guy High School
Wie
Journal
All-Way Electric Co
Staron
North
Zitla Bhingt
Meatville
Frank Britten
Piccadilly Hill
Dinner
Hilrvey
Horey Bedford
Johnsonburg
Catherine G. Walker
Oil City
Wilbert A. Perry
of City
Maangaret
B. Walker
Tsspail
Markaret
Waller
C.walker
Alderiidli
W. LE
Will J. Wilcox
Margaret Wolford
Haat Main Street
Martha’ Longfellow
Bellfountain
Charlotte McKel
Corry
A. H. Homer, & Co
West Main Street
Gerald Loughran
Cambridge Springs
W. B.A
Daughtters of the American Revolution
Erie County
W. R. Hultberg
Bentley
R. Hoh. Ci
Walter DeJean
Tiffany
H. L. Raymond
Tra Miller
Kelly's
Golder Links
M. B. Church
Corry High School
Juniée Bigh
Alabian Society
Pire
Congress
Ata
Elk Engineering Works
St Marys
Thomas J. Harrigan
St. Marys
Wil
Mrayle Dalrympre
Warren
Cook's Forest
Clarion Grimly
Saltsmen
Pennsylvania Battmen's ‘Association
Joe Coleman
Franklin
Ellington
Cleveland
Cleveland ‘Hospital
City and Vicinity Notes and Local Notices
Fragmented local items list purchases, sales, and events from city area shoppers. mentions Will J. Wilcox delivery service. social gatherings hosted by Miss Margaret Wolford for Miss Martha Longfellow. picnic plans at Findley Lake. various arrests, meetings, and community notices. shop ads and weathered notices.
Stock Market Takes Toll as Traders Die by Own Actions
New York traders died by their own hand amid chaos around the New York Stock Exchange. Samuel A. Kross, a hosiery maker, denounced the exchange in a letter to Senator Peter Norbeck, while John C. Strauss of White Plains, NY, left a note for his son to stay away from the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Samuel A. Kross
Peter Norbeck
Senate Committee of Banking and Currency
Joh C. Strauss
Chais Iron Works
White Plains
N.Y
United States of America in the Declaration era
A fragmented historical note discusses how the colonies in 1776 described themselves as the thirteen United States of America. It mentions alternate spellings and pronunciations, noting shifts in the common usage of "Americans" to distinguish inhabitants from other regions of North and South America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United
America
Whitch
United States of America
United States
Auserica
North
Soult Amantow
Coolidge Considers Prohibition Views Amid Vice Presidency Talks
In Plymouth Michigan on June 1 Calvitt Coolidge reiterates unchanged anti prohibition stance. He notes he will not seek the vice presidential nomination despite reports of a draft for Hoover’s running mate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Calvitt Coolidge
Hoover
Runaway Truck Kills Two Fires Three Buildings
A runaway motor truck on a steep hill crashed into a house and shops in Johnstown's business district, killing two people and seriously injuring several others as flames erupted in three buildings. The truck driver, Harry Kessler, 57, and another unidentified man died. six others were injured lightly, with one woman in shock. A second incident reported involved a car strike by a freight train atop a High embankment, injuring the driver and two hitch-hikers who escaped minutes earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Johnstown
Ps. Jute
Nonfigi Barrard
Philadelphia
Harry Kessler
Memorial Hospital
John Hammérle
Margaret Maschgat
Daniel Diamond
Clyde Cuppert
Lee Hospital
J. H. Kaness
Foxburg
Clarion Roalty
South Brady Street
Kaneas
Beating and Abduction After Truck Theft Near Avondale
In Avondale, 24 year old Frack Cooper attempted to steal his car, then abducted 21 year old Mary Byrd from the same vehicle. A truck driver intervened, beat Cooper, and abducted Byrd, forcing her into the truck and later throwing her from the vehicle near Newport, Delaware. The truck had been stolen near Harrisburg. Detective Charles Cook of Chester County reports the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Wes'? Chestor
Cooper
Miss Byrd
Newport del
Avondale
Stollen
Harrisburg
Calls At Hospital To See Son Ended In Death
Mrs Lydia A Balsiger 53 dropped dead at But ley hospital minutes after being admitted to see her son M O Balsiger 40 who had been hurt in a traffic accident. She was reported in serious condition earlier today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Butler
Butfey Hospital
M. 0. Balsiger
Lydia A. Balsiger
Balsiger
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Wing- Willi Star
Broilers
Veal
Calas
Bluing, Bot
Ige
RINSO
SCOTT
Plain Olives
Cantaloupes
Florida
Deei Joc
Healy Studio
Ruth Stanford
Corry Country Club
Mrs
E. R. Keister
Koses
Carnations
L. J. Rowe
Ter Street
Oll
Chug
John Dingfelder
WC. T. U
C. A. Johnson
West Church Street
Lee A. McCracken
Venango
Oakley
Weg
Kersey
Ridgway
Kodak
Brooks Studio
George Lewis
John Ball
New Castle
Chester Allen
Lewis
Bain
United States Hatchery
Pleasant Gap
Bellefonte
Derripsey
W. C
Marie Pratt
Union City
Blanche Ross
Witt Street
Captain Appie
Loci Kirch
Coolidge
Dig Truth
Hill
Driver
Son
Nypenn Furniture Company
Warren, Pa
the Meadows
Findley Lake
N. Y
Lincoln
Tai
Erle Gounty J Je Pest As
Ealers
Wistensity
Grenm
Tim
Fom
Joai Donald Cook
VFW
Wwe
M Neik
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