Warren Patrol Targets Licenses in Ongoing Drive
Warren police at the local highway patrol substation conducted multiple vehicle check operations over the weekend against drivers missing 2035 operator licenses. City notes report Ali class 4 suspensions in Emonton amid a mild scarier fever outbreak and district concerns. Ruth Kinley hosted the 8. 8. Chu gathering. Florence Bachomer and Evelyn Morrill honored. Virginia Bals led a bridge club evening with Mrs Phelps and Mr Kinley among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Qyho
Highway Patrol
Ali Putt
Emtenton
Te Horough
Sure Toumling
Fomiteen Cosa
Uisnase
Orouigh Lane
Fas
Ruth [Kinley
Chu
Canis
Florence Bachomer
Evelyn Morrill
Virginia Bals
Raymond Avenue
Ais
Bridge Club
John Phelps
Pred Kinley
Bals
Cl Pilesls
Meadville rail incident and local notices skim through
Local item notes a railroad locomotive plunging into a turntable pit at Meadville causing tank damage and electrical issues. Other reports cover revival meetings, divorces, nurse staffing changes, theft arrests, and community notices across Crawford County with births, deaths, and civic events.
Out of Scope Item Noted in Fragment
Fragmentary OCR text mentions stock items and prices without clear context or identifiable entities. The passage includes odd phrases such as Pond madeter and Tire related terms, but no coherent event, person, organization, or location to summarize into a factual news item.
Burglar confesses murder of jeweler in Uniontown
Uniontown police report John Kozir a Mason Town miner has confessed to shooting a Uniontown jeweler during a home burglary. The Fayette County grand jury was ordered to reconvene to consider charges after Kozir, who was captured by Newton and Paul Rosenshein, was badly beaten resisting arrest.
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United Frese Uniontown
John Kozir
Masontown
Fayette County
Tomrow
Kozir
Newton
Paul Rosenshein
Sampson Hogenshein
Barglary
Rosenshein
Johnson Denounces Long and Coughlin at Editors Dinner
Johnson attacks Long and Father Coughlin as threats to democracy calling them a prostitution of holy office and a path to dictatorship. He warns of three groups not parties and labels the second fringe as emotionally driven. He cites 80,000,000 abused Americans ready to strike back if provoked.
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Jesus Christ
Ohnson
Red Book Magazine
Johnson
Roosevelt
Father Coughlin
Long
Oli Guard
Pney Long
Occason
Feck
Painful Piles Relieved by San-Cura Ointment
Detroit's T. J. Williams reports relief from piles after using San-Cura Ointment, praising its quick effect and offering a money order refund. Ban-Cura Ointment and Soap sold by druggists with satisfaction or money back guarantee. Also advertised for itching, burns, cuts, bruises, and sunburn. 5c for ointment, 25c for soap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Williams
Detroit
Mentor Clubin Hobby Party Highlights at Wilcox Home
Members of the Mentor Club held a hobby party at the Wilcox home on Main Street with sixteen attendees. Highlights included a seed-grown cactus plant, antique doll clothes and furniture, a reading, fortune telling and palm reading, followed by a potluck. The meeting adjourned to reconvene March 18 with Mrs. F. O. Howard hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menor Cmp
Hame
S. D. Wilcox
St Main
Frank Wilcox
Lesilé Donaldson
Italian Club Anniversary Observed In City
The first anniversary of the Italian Independent American Club was marked Monday evening at the club rooms 22 West Main Street. Mayor Glen Miller and other city officials attended. Parry's Orchestra provided music for dancing along with speeches and visiting. About seventy five guests enjoyed a splendid meal prepared by a committee of ladies.
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West Main Street
Glen Miller
Parry
Funeral at Bear Lake for Mrs Jennie Woodburn
Funeral services were held at Bear Lake for Mrs Jennie Woodburn, with burial in Bear Lake cemetery beside her late husband. Relatives attending included Mrs Bruce Banks, Mr and Mrs Douglas Rozelle, J J Patterson, and Mrs William Soper, among others.
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Bear Lake
Jennie Woorburn
Zpelble
Margaret Barlow
Woodburn
Bruce Banks
Douglas
Rozelle
J. J.patterson
William Soper
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Meeda Bakers
Pillsburys
Handy Sister
la France
Lve O.K
Wing Willi Star Stores
Keister
Terift
Gether
Meady
Member
Federal Reserve System
Corry
G. A. Stockton
Neff
Helen Bush
Charlotte Mack
Baptist Missionary Society
Willard A. Jones
East Pleasant Street
Kent
Crawford County Court
Masters
Mear Tit
Meadville
Wed
Salt Rising
Tejus Bakery
East Main
Thomas Pill
Brie
John Morosky
God
Uwe
Plen
Lucien Aid Society
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
D. A. Hillstrom
C. Bi. Windahl
Eric
Union City
Wilmina Waterlouss
Davis Tualitte
Ralph Waterhouse
Wurpiti
Justice of the Peace
Erie County Mill Association
Thomas Bay
Hey
Sim
Lae Geer
West
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Thomas Motor Co
Kane—Ludlow
Pratiktin Chamber of Commerce
Alabian Society
Youngstown
Frank Suhovedly
Frame
Veterans of Foreign Ways
New Era Clikill
Mia
Aithin Cochran
Nota Centar Street
Denis Doolittle
Wiliam Johnson Jr
Aelu
St. Patrick's
Glenn Dickson
Arthur Covhran
Corry Woman's Club
Marion J. Skitmore
West Park
Plne
E. Jm. Hawkins
Liddmore
Jewel
Sami Tovie
James. Darling
Tuline
Leng Cohen
Irvin
St. Marys
Patricia Jean
Fred H. Wells
Manrus Street
Jorgen
Oil City
Oil City Fayette B. Bow
House
Ways and Means
Karie
Snall
Mundville
Raddle Kadamera
Frieh Creek
Big Wate Touts
Tm Merourige
Crawford County
Capitol
Eddie
GG. Barker
Ash Weilnessag
Spencer Literary
Spencer School
Miss Long Jrninces
Coopup
Carey Hospital
Glenn Davia
Ohte Street
Myra Judy Rubin
Herman Rubin
W. Washington Street
Eric Cams
Austin
Buffalo
Moana
Michael Kish
Crowe
John S. Neetham
Berty
Tom, Cooper
W. 4. Dallman
Evergreen Cemetery
John Natto
L. M. Brown
Delia Allen
Leata Scott
Andrew Hlansey
Gerald Staples
Milan Williams
Hansen
Fem. Morrison
Barn
John Mysnyk
Washington
Curry Hospital
Mary Bartlett
Olean
Matilda Swanson
Jamestown
Deira
Christensen Motors
Center St
Thomas Motor
Coughlin
Stanley
Topcoats
Kl Bae
Lincoln
Hamburg
Florists
Baldwin
Lincoln Market
Main & Center Sts
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