Fragmented health notice from noisy OCR fragment
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Woman's Club Plans June Rumage Sale At Home
Club members met at Miss Marion J. Skillmore's West Park Place residence to organize a rummage sale set for Friday and Saturday June 28 and 29. Miss Georgia Myers and Mrs. Harry Rhodes were named in charge. After business the meeting adjourned. Mrs. Lena Brown travels to Meadville for a short business trip.
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Marion J. Skillmore
West Park Place
Georgia Myers
Harry Rhodes
IR. H. van Texsel
Warre
W. Lindquist
Jamestown
Ragnar Carlson
Carlson
Charlotte Rouse
Pennsylvania. Electric Company
Union City
Lucille Judy
Chester
Wva
Harvey Croscult
George Rogers
Williamstown
Mass
Williams College
Local residents head to meetings and visits across state
Personal notices list Mr and Mrs Ivan Hatch traveling to Syracuse for the Dairy cooperative meeting with Mrs Helen as delegate, families including the Swarts and Kowalskis planning travel for events, and numerous residents returning from Cleveland, Erie, Jamestown, and Warren for weddings, business trips, or family gatherings. Several teachers and students prepare for summer leave as others tour New York State and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan
Hatch
Syracuse
Halen
Roy Swart
Mr Swart
Michael Kowalski
Barbara Ann
Cleveland
Sophie Kowalski
Katherine Stone
Jean
Warren
P. Stone
Miss Stone
Mary L. Stone
George Johnson
W. Washigton Street
Erie
Bruce Ellsworth
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Corry-Jamestown Manufacturing Company
John Gregor
Jamestown
H. B. Watrous
D. A. Hillstrom
Harrisburg
Rita Ressler
Corning
N. Y
Heavy Demand For Marriage Licenses Shatters Records
A lengthy Saturday session at the marriage license bureau issued 34 licenses, nearly matching a yearly record. Most go to residents of Ohio and New York. A law requiring a five day interval between application and issuance is being considered, while Ohio and Pennsylvania have three day notice requirements coming into effect soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ARTE
B. Swarts
Register of Wills
Ohio
New York State
New York
Ohio State
Pennsylvania
Richetti Convicted in Union Station Massacre
United Press reports Kansas City June 11 that Adam Richetti, lone surviving gang member in the Union Station Massacre, was found guilty after two riots and 11 minutes of deliberation. He faces death by hanging for his role in the killings of four officers and the attempted freeing of a federal prisoner. The verdict came on the crime’s second anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Kansas City
Union Staton
Adam Richetti
Nash
Criminal Courts
Work Relief Program Under Way By July 1
President Roosevelt outlines a $1100 program focusing on wages for a full year, material costs, and overhead for projects like drainage, secondary roads, demolition, community buildings, and school repairs. Hopkins briefs program leaders, drawing criticism from the Construction League which says welfare methods replace recovery. The league urges public works with long term value and permanent job creation. A lost key note appears at the Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rage
Roosevelt
Hopkins
Construction League of the United States
Mae
Rail shares lead market in late trading in New York
Railroad shares boosted the stock market in late trading in New York as early irregularities faded. Southern Pacific and Great Northern preferred rose about a point, with other rail names and major issues advancing fractions to a point amid lighter trading.
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New York
Southern Pacific
Great Northern
Unibh Pacific
New York Central
Northern Pacific
Pennsylvania
Ateligon
American Gan American
Mystery on the Penthouse Roof Ends in Death
Wilbur Renton reports a prowler on the Vane penthouse roof as police find a nude headless body on the terrace. Inspector Ingles arrests painter Lawrence Vane as a material witness in his wife Isobel Mackenzie Vane's murder, while Renton and Thornley reflect on Isobel's scheming life and Renton's broken engagement to Betty Potter.
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Wilbur
Renton
Vane
Boudoir
Bath
Ingles
Gilbraith
Lawrence Vane
Wns
Wilbur Renton
Roger Thornley
Athletic Club
Roger
Canada
Isobel Mackenzie
Isobel
Isabels
Teohel
Roex Thornley
Inobel
Betty Potter
Betty
Spbal
Carly
Prodigal Wilbur Renton Returns to Betty in Seattle Part
In a Chicago style dramatic scene Wilbur Renton plans a Seattle visit with Betty Potter as his social circle debates his reconciliation with his former lover Isobel and the fading marriage of Roger Thornley. The November storm sets a tense mood as Suky serves dinner and old player lines return.
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Seattle
Wilbur
Millie
Penton
Renym Tale
Betty Potter
Betty
New York
Old Suks
Suky
Ned
Ello
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HT Rex Tony
Victor McLaglene
Lowe
Hudson River
Harding Npcs
Woman's Club
Lena Brown
Meadville
Lake Pleasant
Beatrice Shaffer
Windher
Elizabeth Smith
DuBois
Arlene Hoover
Daniana
Cnly
Carl Smith
Coutersport
Werthesildy
Herbert Gulick
Suesta
A. G. Postlethwait
Postlethwait
Richetti
Tegalen
Lawrence Davison
Corry
HEINZ
Hamburg
Atlantic & Pacific
American Smelters Ag
Northern Pacific American
Otis Steel Ue
Anaconsa
Penna RR
PA Atlantic Refining
Auburn F
Socony Warrnered
Bethlehem
Calif Bente Avistion
Studebaker
Texas
de Chryste
Leathe
Columbia Gas
Steeler Som Consolidated O
United Corp
Continental Oi
Resey Bay
Westinghouse Electric Ae Slenee
Woolworth
Curtiss-Wright
N.Y
Stox
Generlectric
Arkaness
Ges
General Motors
Asen Gas & Electric Ty Kennecott
Servier
Nickel Ois
Lime Star Gas
Montgomery Ward
National Dairy
West Pub
Sy Gladys Shawerskine
Cyrus K. Mantel
Ivan Firth
de Penance
Thornley
Millie Mackie
Arid
Thortley
Taoel Mackenzie