Eleven Pleads Guilty as U S Court Opens in Hort
At 10 4 am on Monday in Hort the March term opened. Eleven pleads were entered including violations of alcohol tax laws and postal laws. One defendant, Walter Wycech, was sentenced to a $100 fine and $20 costs. other cases involved probation and parole.
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OFA
United States
Walter Wycedh
Colin W. Wycet
East 2Th Street
TH. C. Wood
Wycech
20Th Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
F. P. Schoonmaker
Owen Burns
Heer
Wyceen
Wood
Walter C. Anderson
Ridgway
Leo Buckner
Henri Bilman
Erie
Malta H. Hendrickson
Kansas City
Jona Wilson
Titusville
Tulsa
Oklo
Geraldine Tarr
Atton Baugher
Albion
Frances Colangelo
Boot Jack road project to begin as papers move
Work on the Boot Jack highway is set to start soon as the low bidder, a Tyrone contractor, receives the final papers. The contract valued at about $185,000 awaits award and equipment mobilization is planned for April.
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Kuwgwax
Tyrone
Ahea
Gales
Townsend and Grange Gatherings at Spartan Sparta
Sparta Grange hall hosts a St Patrick party with vaudeville music bingo and refreshments to raise funds. Friday March 20 the Grange will sponsor a maple sugar social with a program including recitations and a dialogue. Local church and society notices report gatherings, visits, and reminders of meetings and activities across town.
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Spartansburg
Mar
the Townsend
Sparta Grange Hall
Sparta Grange
Jong
The
Grange Home Economics Committee
Nancy
Thompson
Dorothea Thorogood
Floyd
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Ina Smith
China
Jesus
Rose ‘Smith
Buness
Daughters of Drudgery
South America
Maude Lindstrom
Bolivia
Paraguay
Chili
America
Andes
Barth
Dareil Hutchison
Choi
Daily Crossword Puzzle Readout
A jumble of crossword clues and partial entries appears. The grid contains numbered clues with Across and Down hints, some legible and others garbled, referencing wordplay tasks and thematic terms. The overall snippet suggests a printed puzzle page with scattered, unreadable fragments and partial answers.
Fatal Attack On Man Remains A Mystery
United Press report from Butler Pa describes a mysterious death of Jani Laskewice father of eight after a seven inch fracture of the skull. Police and state officers searched the scene and Butler beer tavern where he drank, but no usable clues emerged after 24 hours.
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United Press Butlior
Toval
Jani Laskewice
Laskewies
Butler Beer Tavern
Right of Way Sought for Hare Creek Straightening
City officials push for immediate right of way for the Hare Creek channel straightening from Erie Tulhroad bridge to Shandy Avenue after Works Progress Administration approval. The plan, directed by Streets Director S. A. Nichay, would relocate parts of the storm sewer and affect two parcels, with Council to consider the eminent domain steps while awaiting WPA authorization.
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Hare Creek
Erie
Tulhroad
Shandy Avenue
Works Progress Administration
Streets
WIPA
Usis
Lye
Atreel
Belle’ Wax
Blast at 12th and State causes manhole collapse
City officials probe a manhole blast at the 12th and State streets intersection that sent nine manhole covers skyward and shattered windows. No gas short circuits found. Crane from Commodore bowling alley helped assess risk as residents were told no further explosions expected.
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T2th
Slate Streets
City
William Grane
12Th
State Street
Hiledrivian
Commodore Bowling Alley
Electric and Gas Company
Cheddar Cheese Canned by Cal Aggies Approach
The State Agricultural College develops a method to can cheddar cheese reducing waste and odors. The plan aims to preserve flavor while enabling easier storage and transport for dairy products.
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Davins
Cal
State Agricultural College
Surviving Connecticut Covered Bridges Highlight vanishing era
In New Haven Connecticut seven covered bridges remain as relics of a bygone era their levers historically sought dark recesses and vows beneath their timbers the piece recalls the waning legacy of these scenic landmarks and the effort to preserve them.
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New Haven
Conn
Connecticut
Levers
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Oxford
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Corry
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Ruth Clark
Wass
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Cambridge Springs
Lawrence Winsor
Clara Schreckengost
Oil City
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R. K. Webb
Franklin
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Lupille Blakeslee
Edinboro
Trene Smilin
Blanche Miller
Harlan Burlingame
Emma Bunnell
Carol Bueller
Bertha Puller
My Stoltz
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Mr. and
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