28 Arrested in Raid at Venango Co Roadhouse
State police and Venango and Clarion officers arrested 28 people at Heidelburg Gardens near Coal Hill on a Sunday night raid for drinking and gambling. Twenty five charged with disorderly conduct. three face more serious charges. All but four women entertainers were from Clarion County. detainees jailed in Franklin pending arraignments before Alderman Fry. Investigators seized beer slot machines and cash from a crap game. 1:20 p.m. raid proceeded with seven cars and a truck loading the group for transport.
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Franklin
Heidelberg Gardens
Gil Churyburg
Coal Hill
Clarion County
Robert A. Fry
Lorney
Maurice Breene
Clarion
Venango County
Butler
Heielburg Gardens
Amd
Vega
Pinegrove Township
Sparta Boys Home After Fine Trip to Penn State
About 190 descendants of the Goodwill families gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs Jose Goodwill Sunday for their annual reunion. Guests came from Bradford Cleveland North West Youngsville Corry Oil City Titusville Hydetown Centerville Glyndon and Spartansburg. The Children Day program at Mt Church drew praise from all attending. The group visited Rockview penitentiary and the American Lime and Stone Quarry during a trip that included poultry and cattle judging at State College with 12th place for two boys and strong showings by others.
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Srartansburg
Goodwill
Jose Goodwill
Bradford
Cleveland
North Wast
Youngsville
Corry
OU City
Titusville
Hyde Town
Centerville
Glyndon
Spartansburg
Hanna
Attendanc
Arden Bennett
Jesse Whitney
State College
Neil
Clare Barton
Russell Davis
Leo Brown
Wayne Hopkins
Lane Shreve
Rockview
Cool Forest
Pale Minerv
Gary Evening Journal
L. Rexford
Demeter
Ruth
Rome TownShip
Weredinkir ReHta
James Pail
Crame Nil Vilighter
Erie
Sors
Byron Bixby
Bertha Elston
Wills Martin
Mel. Clair Lindsay
Raymond
Hews
Mary Stafford
Lillian Ottoway
Ray Coates
Georgia Young
Willard Tillotson
Fred Kimzak
Helen Pollack
Joan Tillotson
Helen
Kimzak
M. B. Ladies All Society
Baptist
Mabel Crogby
Sherman, N
Kenneth Kinney
Wirt Ingram
Hans Halfast
Oil City
Immanuel Ingram
Myrna Hyde
Centreville
Morris Jackjson
Minnie Myers
Marshall Myers
Titusvile
Bertha Histon
Rhea Sears
Meadville
WPA
Lincolnville
Harland Weidner
Frank Jones
Nellie Knight
Trene Yancho
Steve Wagner
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Yancho
Neilie Knight
Thomas Richards
Attica
H.R. Skinner
Wester
Silver Lake
Loren Burnham
Eloise Gillett
Catham
N. Y
Charies Scarem
Hushani
Troy Center
Andrew-Eddy
Ims
Lee Raddy
Lynne Murdock
Oon Lawrence
Homer
Jennie Schreckengost
Battle Opens in Erie Between Relief Groups
In Erie WPA director Bernard Cochray announced directives from state administrator Howard Jones to audit relief workers from state rolls since January 1. SERB regional director C L White defended continued SERB operations while Jones orders WPA to inspect all SERB certified workers. The Erie district quota stays at 9,900 for July under the new government year.
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Erie
WPA
State Emergency Relief Board
Bernard Cochray
Howard Jones
Sta
Labor Department
George Wuenchel
Lochran
Jones
C. L. White
State Board
Harrisburg
State Employment Bureau
Cochran
Erle
Two Arrests for Por ging WPA Checks
Two Franklin men pled guilty to forging WPA payroll checks in a U S secret service probe. Clarefce Blair age 33 and James Russell Sibble were committed to jail in default of bond as authorities reported ongoing efforts and more arrests expected in the case.
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Otl City
United States Secret Service
Secret Service
Clarefce Blair
Franklin
R. D
James Russell Sibble
Sieeley Mma
Theda
United States
Arilen ,D. Mook
Menimvilit
Balky
Snow Covers Vermont Highway Mile Near Newport
Snow covered portions of northern Vermont today. The Newport St Albans highway, 38 miles from here, was white for more than mile near Hazena Noto.
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United Press
Newport
Vermont
Newport-St Albans
Hazena Noto
County considers buying bonds for investment
Trig June 30 county sinking fund commission weighing purchase of an 86,000 dollar Girard borough bond issue tied to a municipal lighting plant. Controller Harvey M Willis says last election approved 95,000 but sale will be limited to 88,000. money would earn about 3 percent. An injunction against the lighting plant remains before Judge W E Hunt as hearings resume.
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TRIG
County Sinking Fund Commission Axe
Girard
Harvey M. Willis
Willis
W. E. Hunt
Roosevelt Highway Resurfacing Starts Near Kanes and Ludlow
Kane June 30 work begins on resurfacing the Roosevelt highway between Kanes and Ludlow with a new bituminous plant at the Peninsylvania railroad yards opposite the Peninsys ball park. The project will cover two miles this side of West More and use blacktop surfacing materials to lay two inches thick on the existing concrete. Details on road closures and project duration were not learned.
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Kane
Kanes
Ludlow
Peninssylvania
Peninsys Ball Park
Highway Department
Qwari
Weet- More
Active kidneys vital to health claim pills
Ad claims Thompson's Barasma Tablets cleanse kidneys and filtering organs, removing poisons and alleviating headaches dizziness rheumatic pains and other ailments from clogged kidneys. promises stronger bladder and improved life at 50 cents per bottle.
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Thompson
Thomason
Services for L. K. Desmond in New York
The body of Lawrence Kibler Desmond, fatally injured in a Swedish plane crash near Malmo on June 9, arrived in New York and lay in a Pine Grove cemetery mausoleum. Funeral rites were held at Pawlak Mathers Church with Rev. Carl B Helilt officiating, attended by close family, after arrival on the Kungsholm ship.
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Mana
Desmond
America
Kungsholm
New York
Metropolis
Jamestown
Inquirer Files Exceptions To Costs In Case
The Philadelphia Inquirer filed exceptions to the costs in a long case tied to a now historic writ, after a grand jury indictment and a Washington Pennsylvania trial. Lawyers Ralph R. Evans and Lavelle Wilson represent the Inquirer as Judge W S McLean prepares to return to Jefferson County to hear arguments and settle final costs.
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Brookville
June
Philadelphia Inquirer
Wibel
Chas
J. Margiotthut Hich
Washington, Pa
Didge W. S. McLuan
Luzerne County
Commonwealth
Inquirer
Jefferson County
Washington
Ralph R. Evans
Rwubig’ Bayard and Wiid
Philadelphia
Lavelle Wilson
Wilson and
Paris faces new European mounting crisis in government
Fragmentary OCR reports upheaval in Paris over a European mounting crisis touching the premier government and ongoing storms. It notes executive changes at a company and annual quarter actions, with references to share activity and European friction impacting markets.
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Paris
Oliver
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