Miss Mary Neylon Returns Home From Meadville Visit
Miss Mary Neylon spent the weekend in Meadville with friends and returned home last evening. Mrs. Alice Mathews and her two sons left Cleveland after a month in the city with Mr. and Mrs. John McInnes to resume their home. Apartments and rooms for rent are listed with Hoff business college and other city properties available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Neylon
Meadville
Alice Mathews and Sons
City
John McInnes
Cleveland
Prederick Street
Dorothy Akam
Warren
Hoff Business College
John H. Glough
Main St
Edward Jerome
Spartansburg
Miles B. Kitts
Harrisburg
Fred Burlingame
Twal
M. C. Fox
Oil City
J. G. Alexander
Kansas City
C. D. Fuller
East Smith Street
Ohn Roach
Buffalo
L. Alexander
Pauline Webb
Business College
Erie
Fred ‘Snapp
West Frederick Street
Alvine Larson
Fice
Fred Snapp
Lorna Amidon
St. Vincent's Hospital
BB. Mourton
Frank Mouton
Hy Motor
Don Hemmink
Nori Clymer
1A City
J. W. Moore
Oi City
Mir
CAL Pier
Rebecca Mackenzie
Oi, City
MacKenzie
Concord Street
Clarence Fredericlsin
T. Hunay
Personal Mention in City and Nearby Stops
Assemblyman and Mrs J A King left Sunday for Harrisburg to spend several weeks. Numerous residents returned from travels including Hasting H Jones from Pittsburgh and Jamestown. Relatives attended weddings in Cleveland and a funeral in the city. Various locals, including Miss Margaret Clark and Miss Lois Jonas, traveled for studies or visits.
Union Pacific Plans Major Outlay for Maintenance
Union Pacific Railroad announced plans to spend 70,000,000 for maintenance and new w ay improvements. President Curtis Bray outlined a 27,000,000 bridge and track upgrade program alongside a 10,200,000 new roadway project to boost reliability and safety across key routes.
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Omaka
Ivgm
Amir
Union Pacific Railroad
Curtis Bray
Bettur New Wey
Unclear fragmentary headline from damaged page
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names and phrases without coherent events. Readable items include partial quotations and scattered words like Washington and undefined actions, offering no clear incident or dates to summarize.
Old Circus Performer Buried in Detroit
Byules Press DEPROS, Mat. 1. Harry Lang, famed for springboard acts with 22 ele phials, a circus headliner years ago, is buried in Detroit at 75. He and Maggie Clairy, Vic Barnum's flying Beauty, once celebrated a golden wedding. They toured Europe, endured a failed venture in Ohio and Kentucky, then settled in Detroit where Lang found work at an automobile plant.
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Byules Press
Depros
Mat
Harry & Lang
Maggie Clairy
Vic T. Barnum
Anniversay Loig
Ohio
Kentucky
Detroit
Long
Worle Fir
Farr before Senate Utility Investigators
Harrisburg March 16 John R Fam Scranton registration commissioner was summoned to appear before the Senate utility investigating committee in executive session. Parr who twice defied the committee when it tried to obtain the source of information behind charges against the public service commission agreed to name his informant only if the name remained private.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unites Frey
Harrisburg
John R. Fam
Scranton
Senate
Parr
Public Service
Refuse Appeals Of Convicted Slayers Denied By Court
United Press reports that three men convicted of first degree murder near a town on July 14, 1928, faced death penalty. Louis Hitman, Frank Franklin Crow, and Frank Powell were slated for execution. Tony Polumbo and Joseph Parse received life terms while Parse was sentenced to die in the electric chair. Appeals were denied by the state Supreme Court today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Bittsburgh
Marig
Louis Hitman
Nhiis Town
Eolit
Nere
Franke Canklin
Crow
Frank Powell
Tony Polunbo
Josepl Parse
Parse
Polumbo
Pay of Early Statesmen in Washington's Time
The text notes that during congressional sessions members of the senate and house were paid six dollars a day. It also states that in 181? they were granted a salary of eighteen hundred dollars per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
Washington
Congress
There are but few great men in history says Hi Ho
The Chinatown sage Hi Ho muses on greatness and personal realization of greatness, as a pithy historical quote. The remark frames a reflection on notable figures and self-perceived achievement, attributed to Hi Ho in a historic context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi Ho
Chinatown
Washington
Former Oil City printer dies after cerebral hemorrhage
Jong Guifrie, 77, longtime superintendent of the Oil City Derrick printing department, died in Franklin hospital after a cerebral hemorrhage. He had come to Franklin from Redford Springs, Virginia, four weeks ago to visit his wife and was stricken Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ey United Press
Pranklin
Jong Guifrie
Joy
Oil City
Guihtie
Redford Springs
Buss
Franklin Hospital
Fragmentary note on meeting and hollers at focal advancement
Fragmented text mentions a meeting and loud calls or hollers. No clear names, places, dates, or events are identifiable. The fragment provides insufficient context for a full headline or summary.
False Teeth Held Firm All Day Long
An advertisement promotes Fasteeth powder to keep dentures secure and comfortable. It claims to sweeten breath, support oral tissues, prevent plate movement, and avoid taste or feel issues. Sold at Keister's and other druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keister's
Adyl
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Rex
Matinee
Vence Tibbett
Lawrence, Tibbett
Roland
Young
Cliff Edwards
Knights of the Open Road
Roland Young
Esther Ralston
Awila Louise
Paul Hurst
Jean J. Hobart Bosworth
James Hall
Ford
Powell Motor Company
Corry, Pa
J. A. King
Hasting H. Jones
Pittsburgh
Jamestown
A. Zalgneck
Philip
Milton
W. E. Mathews
Williamsport
Margaret Clark
Meryhurst College
James Calrk
First Avenue
L. Hughes
Brie
Lois Jonas
Union City
de Hugh A. O'Hare
Margaret O'Hare
Minera
Mary O'Hare
John Downey
Elmore
Burch Gordon
Wesley Robbins
Oliver Casler
Walter DeJean
Donald
Sherman
F.S. Austin
Bradford
James Hayes
Charles Soring
Dora Oppewall
Dumshir Usis
Josie Lawless
DuBois
Thomas Dutkin
Scanlon
Robert Purcell
Martur
Cosiincton
Montgomery Ward Company
Purcell
Ohio State
N. Braden
Jersey City
N. J
Frank E. Cole
J. B. McClintock
Canisteo
Loyfin & Bryan
New York Stock Exchange
Lloyd M. Bracken
Bone Butte Copper & Zinc
Kennecott
International Nickel St Motors
Chrysler
Continental Motors
General Motors
Hupmobile Packard
Studebaker Willys Overland
Atlantic Refining
National Supply
Pan American
Pitts United Corp . Bou
Prairie
Singlaiy
Texas
B&o
Canadian Pacife
Chicago
Bethlehem Steel
Mise American T&t
Bendix Aviation Teeters Bby US Leather A
Klimbin Gas & Electric
National Dairy Products
Westinghouse
West Airbrake
General Electric
Dri-Continental
Commonwealth & Sout
United Corp
Pittsbred Curb
Humble Gil J.c
Tk Balt Creek - OK
Indiang
Cin Mrm
South Penn Oil
New York
Gard Aero Supply
Arkansas Gas_ Associated Gas A
Central States
Medtric
Golumbie Oil and Gasoline
Bisney Tbm
Oh Ie
McKane Pipe Lite
Frerigge
Union Pacific RR
Roan
Sony
Teele
Philip Snowden
Great By
Farr
Senate Utility
W. Owens
Eagle Street Corry
Enna
Soei RE
Wemen
Ajettick, Les. Tamaaan Etc
Newhouse
North Center Street
Covey
Memcial
National Bank OF Corry
Mawoet-Fedeg AG
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