Moonshine Raids Lead to $50 Fines for Rezzelle and Titus
Police raided two West Main Street bootlegging spots on Saturday night. Chief Tipton and Patrolmen Ruppraburg Brown and Finnigan arrested Tony Rezzelle and Tamen Titus after finding moonshine and beer. Both suspects pled guilty before Judge Porter and were fined $50 plus costs.
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West Main Street
Tipton
Ruppsraburg, Brown and Finnigan
Glore
Tony Reztelle
Rezzelle
WLM
Brown
Titus
Rezzeller
Polita Magstrate
B. Porter
New Officers Named by U C T
Members of the United Commercial Travelers held a meeting at the Horn Block to elect officers. Hugh Mosher is Senior Counselor J L Morrow is Junior Counselor Worth Hammond East Counselor Horton J Davis secretary and treasurer P T Hovey Conductor B A Williams Page M K Donahue Chaplain C F Brown and an executive committee two years F C Howard and W I Duty represent the 26th annual Grand Lodge session in Uniontown Pennsylvania Worth Hammond is the alternate FO Howard A smoker and pleasant social hour followed the meeting, with plans for the state gathering in Pennsylvania.
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United Commercilay
Ravelera
Horn Block
Se Lon
Counuglor
Hugh Mosher
J. L. Morrow
Worth Hammond
Horton J. Davis
P.T. Hovey
Page
B. A
Harrisburg Agreement Aims to Protect 8000 Miles of Streams
In Harrisburg on March 15 an agreement between coal operators in the bituminous district and the state sanitary water board seeks to keep about 8000 miles of streams free from pollution. The tentative pact covers watercourses in areas with paydirt deposits and directs new disposal outlets to be diverted from steams already serving disposal sites. Special offers from Windsor Nurseries advertise rose bushes at low prices though unrelated to the agreement.
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Harrisburg
Cox
State Sanitary Water Board
Northern News Stand to Open on Northside
Warmer weather follows a cold spell as L. J. Kelly plans to open a Northside news stand in the Foley Brothers Clears store room this Wednesday. Display fixtures are being unboxed after a two week absence and the owner anticipates brisk business.
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L. J. Kelly
Bius Northside
Foley Brothers Clears
New Endurance Flight Record Set By Woman Pilot
In San Francisco on March 18 a female pilot, McPhetridge Thidis, set a new world endurance flight record for women by flying solo for over 22 hours ending at Lat m Airport. She surpassed prior men’s records held since Wright brothers’ era and challenged the idea of male dominance in long flights.
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San Francisco
Wright Wrothers
Sats McPhetridge Thidis
Tinden
Onklarat
Martin Jepsen
Thompson's Barosma Restores health claims
An advertisement touts Thompson's Barosma as a remedy for bloating and kidney and liver trouble. It cites a Tryonville resident’s claim of stomach size reduction after using the product, mentions a price of $1 per bottle, and promises refunds if unsatisfied.
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Thompson
M. 3
Langworthy
Tryonville
Co A Loses At Jamestown In Shortened Game
Company A drops a 15 to 1 defeat to Company B of Jamestown in a game paused by late arrival of the Corry Casketeers. The Buffalo Orioles of past glory trounced the People's Credits, underscoring old-time prowess. body identified in Berlin, Mrs Bessie Moss Thoman formerly of Philadelphia found in woodland north suburb.
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Uss
Lok
Company B
Jamestown
Corry Casketeers
A's
Buffalo Orioles
Berlin
Mar
Thoman
Bessie Moss Thoman
Philadelphia
Motorcycle crash kills Edward M. Mitchell in Homestead
Edward M. Mitchell, 25, died after his motorcycle collided with a street car in Homestead Pa on March 18. He was hurled from the bike and unconscious when picked up, dying three hours later at Homestead Hospital.
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Homestead
Edward M. Mitchell
Mitchell
New French Process Boosts MELLO GLO Face Powder
An advertisement promotes a new French method claimed to give MELLO GLO Face Powder unparalleled smoothness and longer wear. It asserts the powder is pure, non irritant, and suited for a youthful daily look, urging readers to remember the MELLO GLO name from N. F. Ames & Co. ad.
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N. F. Ames & Co
Adyi
Twenty four arrested in Warren raid on gambling den
Twenty four men from Warren and nearby towns were jailed after a Sunday morning raid on Taft Place off Fourth Avenue West between Laurel and Hazel streets. State police sheriff’s office district attorney and Warren Police staged the sweep, believed to have captured everyone in the gambling spot. Frank C. Vrenna was among those held, with other identities yet to be arraigned Monday. Several machines with New York licenses were found, linked to known gambling figures. visitors came from Johnsonburg. Officers named include state troopers Stacey Kimber and Wimmer sheriff H. H. Jefferson deputy Bob Ritchie and Warren officers TL Utter and William Pope.
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Warren
Mar
Sheffield
Jamestown
Johnsonburg
Yiernlty
Taft Place
Fourth Avenue West
Laurel 1
Hazel Streets
Sheriff's Office
District Attorney's Office
Frank C. Vrenna
Justice of the Peace
New York
Stacey
Kimber and Wimmer
H. H. Jefferson
Bob Ritchie
TL. Utter
William Pope
Ti Wook Fehothas
Cleveland
Dairymen and Grange Hold Fine One Day Session
Corry Grange hosted an all day meeting with Dairymen's League cooperation. A large attendance from soc h organizations joined a noon business session and a fine tureen dinner. A. O. Sandburg and Abe McCormick Deering Company showcased a narrow fence tractor and various farm implements. The next Grange meeting is set for April 6.
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Corry Grange
Dairymen’s League
A. O. Sandburg
Abe McCormick-Deering Company
Chicago
Grange
Banquet for Sparta Five after Crawford County title
Spartansburg Hix five, winner of the Class B basketball championship at Meadville, were to be feted tonight by Bert Fuller at the Spartansburg Hotel. A chicken dinner will mark the celebration following a late rally to edge Harmonsburg. Substitutes and coach included. Bloomfield girls won Class B at Meadville and Eastern Crawford took another county title, while a Townville High girl won the county oratorical contest.
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Spartansburg Hix
Crawford County
Meadville
Harmonsburg
Spartansburg
Bert Fuller
Bloomfield Girls
Eastern Crawford
Townville
Card Party Planned by Business and Professional Women
Arrangements and preparations are under way for a card party by the Business and Professional Women's Club on Wednesday evening, April 3, at St Ward's hall. Play starts at 8 o'clock with awards and refreshments. Proceeds go to the club Educational Fund. Chairwoman Miss Helen Mirrel and committee, including Misses McInnes, Paine, Muldericl, Lindquist, Murray, Muiler, Goring, King, and Mrs Nichols, invite reservations.
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Business and Professional Women's Club
Gwendal’ Jis Paine
Margaret, Muldericls
Florence Lindquist
Lillian Murray
MeiyanUiler
Mildred Goring
Thelma King
Olfie Nichols
Plan Musical Offering at Junior High
The Junior High school orchestra and Girls' Glee Club will present a concert in the Junior High gym Thursday evening, March 21. The program includes grousy numbers and violin selections by Richard Bathomer and total members by Edward Rowley. There is no admission. parents and interested friends are invited to attend.
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Glee Glib
Richyard Bathomer
Edward Rowley
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