Missionary from Burma to Speak in City
A Burma missionary, Rev. C. E. Chaney, executive secretary of reforms Baptist, will address Gerry Baptist Church Sunday March 22 at 7:30 p.m. The article recounts his Burma travels toward Suez and Mandalay, noting the challenges of seeing distant sights and the diverse, multilingual population. It highlights Chaney’s experiences with local geography and cultural hurdles as he prepared to share his mission work.
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C. E. Chaney
Burma Baptist Mission
First Baptist Church
China
Mandalay
Owell
Salween River
Mowlnsin
Diluggun Island
Ching
Mdin
Kipling
Burma
City to Seek $50,000 Loan for Incinerator Project
The city plans a $50,000 loan to fund a new incinerator unit for Oil City. Council authorized the bond issue this week to secure funds for construction, with about $20,000 needed for erection and work possibly starting in four to six weeks. The current equipment is regarded as inadequate and aging.
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IS City
Mar
Oil City
Friuy
Tor Sale Baby Carriage in Good Condition
A small classified item notes a baby carriage for sale with contact needs. The seller provides a location at 224 East Wayne Street and asks interested buyers to call for details.
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East
Wayne Street
Tibbett in Rex Offering Opens With Opera Glitz
Lawrents Tibbetts presents a bold operatic solo, drawing fans with early performances in The Rogue Song and Sew Mnom. Critics note a vivid stage persona, recalling Nat Wills, as the star shifts roles and showcases varied styles in a summer venue.
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Lawrents Tibbett
Opera
Sureen
Modirn
Gurlag
Metro-Guldwyn Maye
Nat M
Ann
Ipiu
Ayer
Two Sentences to Workhouse in Local Theft Case
In Warren on March 10, two youths were sentenced to the county workhouse after a short session before Judge Arvind. Erve Dvkemumy and Giorge Overbrook faced charges of burglary and larceny linked to the Stearns home break in Southwest township and Barnes store theft respectively. both were ordered to serve up to sixteen months.
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Barnes
Autur Colin
James
Xefernthrony and Training School
Tragic Jersey Fire Claims Mother and Two Children
United Press reports in Flemington New Jersey that Mrs Myrtle White died today as the blaze claimed her husband and two children, James Jr eight and Tebers two, who perished while a fireman tried to reach the family home. Fire efforts followed the engine to the house as the husband pursued his own flames, and the tragedy unfolded with family plans for funeral already in motion.
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Flemington
N. J
Myrtle White
Sistovereu
Burns
White
James, Jr
Tebers
Witsred
Idea
Two Injured in Collision Near Celoron Jamestown Case
Jamestown March 16 Two people were injured in a three car crash on the East Lake road near the Celoron ferry at 1 30 yesterday morning. Injured are Witton H Anderson 31 of 231 Fulton street shoe merchant and Mrs Ruth Dake Cochran e 25 of 35 Livingston Avenue. Anderson three fractured ribs and facial lacerations. Cochran e facial cuts. Both hospitalized at Jamestown General and W G A hospital. Cars were owned by Isworth Holt Emile Von Ell and My Cochran a Clark Hardware salesman. Authorities say Andersons car collided with Von Ells then with Cochranes noted vehicle the most damaged.
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Jamestown
Mar
W Witton H. Anderson
Fulton Street
Ruth Dake Cochrane
Harold Cochrane
Livingston Aveue
East Lake Road
Fluvanna
Celoron Ferry
Anderson
Jamestown General Hospital
Emile von Ell
West
Eighth Street
My Cochrane
Clark Hardware Company
Harry de Hollander
State Troopers
Douglas Kropt
West Endicott
von Wit
Headon
Murder suspect repudiates his former story
Ridgway authorities reopen the case of lumberman Joseph Lowery’s death as Matt Cavanaugh known as Rhode Island Red recants an earlier confession and claims he was away in Ridgway three weeks ago. District Attorney Strang says investigators will map his movements over the past week and a half while he is kept in jail.
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Ridgway
Matt Cavanaugh
Rhode Island
Joseph Lowe0
Cavanduigh
Lower
Cavanaugh
G. B. Strang
Cavanaugh W
Man Mistaken for Burglar Wounded in Philadelphia
Ed ward de Pisa, 62, was seriously wounded early today at his son in law Edward J. Whiteside's home when mistaken for a burglar. A shotgun blast killed his arms and legs. Whiteside, awakened by a prowler, fired after seeing a shadowy figure.
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Phi
Adelphia
Mar
Edward de Pisa
Edward J. Whiteside
Whiteside
Fear Crew 150 Lost on Vessel Viking Disaster Near Newfoundland
Reports from Horse Island Newfoundland say a sealing steamer carrying 150 crew members exploded and burned after an explosion on Saturday night. The Viking, seen adrift in moving ice, left survivors uncertain. Among those aboard were three Americans Varick Frisell Harry Sargeant and R Penrod.
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ST. Johns
N. F
Horse Island
Newfoundland
Viking
Varick Frisell
Harry Sargeant
R. Penrod
Former bank clerk questioned in Dollar Title failure case
District Attorney Leo J. McKay announced that Mrs. Cora Patterson, former assistant secretary of the failed Dollar Title & Trust Co., will be questioned again Tuesday in Sharon, Pa. He said she had appeared twice before and had told her story in full. Patterson is ill and visiting a sister in Steubenville, Ohio. McKay retained a Pittsburgh detective and said he does not believe Ralph B. Matthews alone was responsible for the $170,000 shortage.
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Tarlon
Allorney
Leo J. McKay
Sabin
Cora Patterson
Dollar Title & Trust Co
Ue State Banking Commission
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Keister
N. F. Ames & Co
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Cambridge Springs
FEAR
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Sharon Bank
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North Center Street
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Philco Baby Grand Radio
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