Two Killed In Jamestown Area Auto Accidents
Jamestown March 7 two local men were killed in weekend car crashes. Clarence Chester Anderson 29 Falconer Pine Street Garage proprietor died when a Salemanca Bottling Works team car skidded off icy pavement near Red House and Steamburg. Charles Linderholm 61 East Oak Hill died after being struck by a car driven by Bernice Wilson 38 Gerry on N Main Street extension. The Salamanca team travelers were returning home from Salaman ca. Authorities believe Linderholm was intoxicated and sat in the road. Anderson was listed as a passenger in a car driven by Himer Hall 32 Regent Street. Others in the vehicles were Samuel Munella Edward Peterson and August P Jost. Anderson known as Andy was born January 2 1903 and had been prominent in local athletics. He played baseball football bowling and basketball and was a member of the American Legion teams. Survived by his mother sister and two brothers.
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Jamestown
Mar
Clarence Chester Anderson
Falconer
Pine Street
Meloeke
Shepherd
Salasiunca
Red House
Burg
Charles Linderheim
East Oak Hill
N Main Street
Bernice Wilson
Gerry
Linderholm
Oinn
Anderson
Himer J. Hall
Regent Street
Samuel Munella
East Second Street
Edward Peterson
Pearl Avonte
August P. Jost
Sturges Street
Salamanc
Salamanca
Grouse Farm
Breamburg
Andy
Straights Creek
St. Mary's
Lydis Anderson
Theodore Anderson
Kenneth Anderson
Falconer High Schtors
Norman Anderson
Cheeraw
S.C
Turwen Garage
Washington Street
American Legion
Migsties
Briand of France Dies After Prolonged Illness
Briand of France suddenly dies of heart disease at his residence ending a long career that included the presidency and key foreign posts. He helped shape postwar peace, ordering the Ruhr occupation, guiding the Locarno Pact, evacuating the Rhineland, and co shaping the Briand Kellogg pact which renounced war.
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Ismand
France
Excent
Heart
Briand
Germany
Ruhr
Gustave Stresemann
Rhineland
Washington
London
Kellogg
United States of Europe
Announcement by Charles Myers for Decoration Day work
Charles Myers longtime agent for Curry and Grezi Monument and Granite Works Meadville Pa says he is now taking orders for moment work to be set for Decoration Day. Call 172K or drop card to C A Myers 303 East Wayne Street Corry Pa and he will call on you with a fine line of samples.
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Charles Myers
Curry and Grezi
Monument
Meadville
C. A. Myers
Wayne St
Corry
Cities Share In Road Maintenance Across Pennsylvania
State officials announce $1.86 million allotted for 306 miles of highway work in 41 Pennsylvania cities. Bradford, Corry, Meadville, Titusville, Franklin, New Castle and others receive funds for general maintenance, reconstruction and new construction to improve streets and highways.
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Corey
Samuel 5. Louis
Erle
Pennsylvania
Bradford
Corry
Meadville
Titusville
Franklin
New Castle
Truce Break Triggers Renewed Fighting Near Shanghai
Japanese forces landed the 1st division at Woosung and moved toward Liuho while 25,000 reinforcements were reported. Hostilities continued near Shanghai with heavy engagements northwest of the city at Kla ting Huangtu and Taichang. Refugees said Kla ting was in flames as Japan planes and troops moved and China prepared a counterattack.
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Woosung
Liuho
Japan
United Press
Shanghat
Shanghai
Klatung
Huangtu
Taichang
Klating
Death Claims William Holder
William H. Holder of 12 Spring Street died yesterday morning after a stroke at about 12 80 o'clock. He was 70 years old and had lived in Cory for almost fifty years. A former Raymond Manufacturing employee for twenty five years, he is survived by his wife and sister Mrs. B H Walden of Saegertown Pa. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 10 from Alexander and Company's Funeral Parlors with interment in Pine Grove Cemetery. Rev Frack A Wim ef to officiate.
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William H. Holder
Spring Street
Cory
Mr. Holder
Raymond
Slater
BH. Walden
Saegertown
Finneral
Alexander and Company
Pine Grove Cemetery
Frack A. Wimef
Chapei Horror Scene After Shanghai Battle
United Press report from Shanghai describes a field strewn with dead in Chapei and surrounding districts after heavy fighting between Chinese and Japanese forces. Soldiers, farmers, women, and children lie among the ruins while onlookers photograph the scene, illustrating the human cost of the conflict.
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Ranball Gould
United Press
Shanghat
Shanghai
Ching
Warnage
Kidngwan
Chapei
Local reader praising city conditions and hospitality
A letter to the editor reflects pride in the city, praising its conditions compared with other places. The writer recounts accompanying a relative to a hospital burial and meeting local citizens, highlighting positive impressions of civic spirit and helpfulness.
Love and jealousy at the North Shore opening night
Lois faces Arlene's envy over crystal beads as Bruce comforts her. Amid social tension at the North Shore Country Club, Lois transitions from old circles to a refined scene, feeling new belonging but haunted by Arlene’s sting and Bruce’s attention.
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Bruce
Noni Sore Country Club
North Shore Country Club
Walla
Lois
Hruce
Mis
Remembrance of civic kindness amid economic strain
The speaker recalls gratitude toward the mayor, council, and Masonic and I.O.O.F. fraternal members while visiting a cousin in a town of 24,000 in Northwestern Ohio. He contrasts local improvements with harsher conditions in nearby cities, noting wage cuts, reduced municipal spending, and welfare efforts aiding hundreds, including meals for undernourished children.
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Masonic
Ohio
Cleveland
Youngtown
Akron
W. N
Buffalo
Congratulating Corry on Weathering Financial Storm
A letter from Rev. H. G. Schoonover in Ashtabula O praises Corry for enduring the financial crisis. He notes smoke from five factory chimneys and no unemployment evidence while condemning empty storefronts and rents. He urges citizens to remain steadfast and hopeful for future growth and improved citizenship.
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Corry
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Clarence C. Anderson
Cari
Charles Linderholm
Kiatung
William Holder
Corry Hlyening
Ed. Easterbrooks
New York State
Zouie
Triumph
General Motors
America
Center ST
Corry, P
Corbina Yreltys
Beilee Murad
Chiba
Lue
Inky
Margaret Aint
Arlene
Bence Sors
Hla
Leila
Anit
Wien
Henania
Hick Arkona
Lois Paul
Allene
Goss
Margaret
Apo Magazine
Bern
Bois
Laois
Flore
Lowyer
Loig
Bruca
Arlene Kennedy
H. G. Schoonover
Ashtabula, O
First Congregational Church
Madison
Istering Estates
Mil City Trust Company of City
R. Lead
Sevphar
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