Meeting Fragments Signal Local Club Activity
Fragmentary notes describe a meeting where Cassius McK, known as ert John, and William otlons attended. Mentions of an aunt, life, and a swelling din suggest informal club discussions. The readable text hints at evening events and local organization chatter.
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John‘Cassius
William
Fragmentary OCR Note Reflects Ambiguity in Alleged Statement
A partial OCR line mentions an eight in some form and implies a claim about someone named Mlam and a sen or assembly. The text is garbled, offering little clear context, participants, dates, or actions beyond the fragmentary phrases.
News Letter Recaps 1936 Owlish Headlines from Sciota
In a Sciota vicinity letter dated March 8 residents note social visits among local families from Cleveland and Corry, plus Sunday gatherings and milestone birthdays. The piece also reports a Moose sighting in Sweden and a Tacoma accident. A Washington dispatch covers Huey Long’s share our wealth push amid 1936 election talk and Roosevelt mood. A Pennsylvania execution date is set for April 15.
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Sugar Bush
Louisiana
Ouh
Sciota
New Meanest Thief Reported in Dallas Incident
Paul Madd of Greenville reported a thief reached through a window and stole 40 dollars from his traveling clothes while he was away in another part of the house. The incident was noted as a bold daytime theft in Dallas.
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Dallas
Tex
Paul Madd
Greenville
Ohio realtor plan to boom building in Cleveland
A Cleveland realtor proposes a federal housing plan to release 6 billion for private home construction, creating millions of jobs in the building trades. The plan would subsidize half of labor costs on a $9,000 home, reducing owner outlay to about 5,750 with taxes funding the government bond. It envisions county tax leverage to repay the loan and long term property income.
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Cleveland
Piatsi
Pines Weils
Washington
Federal Housing Administration
James A. Moffet
PHA
H. D. Kablue
Koblite
Manufacturer Named as Murderer of Girl
Sy United Press reports in Lebanon Pennsylvania that witnesses linked a manufacturer to the death of a 26 year old female employee Miller. Dr. Adame L. Haws testified about the wounded woman during court proceedings at Mt Gretna and described the jurors hearing that the woman named Myron as her slayer.
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United Press
Lebanon
Mar
The
Commonwealth
Ryan Landania
Geen
Sap Tap Brings Whiskey Drip From Maple Tree
United Press dispatch from Perry Ohio describes Himer Sweetlew on a Centerville farm who drilled into a maple tree to extract sap but hit a hidden whiskey cask. The incident sent whiskey gushing from the tree as a startled Sweetlew, barely intoxicated, recalls a discharged hired man who often carried a jug to ease his duties.
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United Press
Perry
Mar
Himer Sweetlew
Centerville
Murder Trial Opens Elk County Case At St Marys
The April term in Elk County centers on the murder trial of Edward DePhillipi of Kyles Corners for killing his foster father Mike DePhillipi at the latter’s farm home late in 1931. Rumors of a guilty plea circulated but were dropped as defense counsel changes and absence of local counsel delayed definite action.
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ST. Marys
Elk County
Edward DePhillipi
Kyles Corners
Mike DePhillipi
Latters Farm
DePhillipi
Neccophle
Dude Baird
Mmth
New CCC Camps Planned If Bill Passes in Allegheny Forest
In March Lane, seven Civilian Conservation Corps camps may be built in the Allegheny National Forest if Congress approves a $4.88 billion relief package. Officials, not quoted, say sites have been tentatively selected after preliminary studies. Kane could host one camp at Dunicle's Corners, while Camp 2 would sit near Red Bridge two miles from the old Lincoln Highway.
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Kane
Dunicle's Corners
Red Bridge
County Feud Over $430 Shortage Sparks Protest
Contvalley Harvey M Willis and J N Wilson clash over an alleged $430 deficit in vaccination fees. The county closed the matter after Willis received a $200 payment from Wilson. Disputed figures show gaps of $290 and other sums from 1922 to 1934, with contractor’s note on unaccounted amounts.
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Ween
Contvalley
Harvey M. Willis
J N. Wilson
Willis
Wilson
Ciel
Era
Contratler
McGuire Harry 7 Lar Auto RSG W SB L Meyers
Fragmentary OCR reads as a local notice or sports card style entry naming individuals McGuire Harry 7 Lar and Meyers with scattered initials and titles. The readable items suggest a people list or roster segment from a larger page rather than a complete event or story.
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