Veteran star Lilyan Tashman dies at 41 in New York
United Press reports veteran film and stage actress Lilyan Tashman died after an operation at Doctors' Hospital. She was married to Edmund Lowe and buried in Washington Cemetery after private services. Her death followed illness and a serous condition. she had worked on stage and in many films since joining the Ziegfeld Follies era.
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Copeland Files Governor Nomination Petition in Pennsylvnia
Judge Charles D. Copeland of Greensburg filed nomination petitions for governor with the State Questions Bureau in Harrisburg. Copeland, a Democrat, opposes the slate backed by Joseph W. Guffey of Pittsburgh for the United States Senate.
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Hex murder solved as youth confesses
Albert Yashinsky, 24, confessed to shooting Susan Mummey nine years after believing she cast a hex on him. Police say he drove to Ferndale, watched through a window, and fired, convinced killing would break the spell. He was identified by four witnesses as the car was parked in Mummey's lane.
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Auxiliary inspection and dinner plan at VFW home
Lenore Gordon assistant stud officer of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars in Wal jen inspected the Ideal auxiliary at a meeting in the VFW home. Mrs Dorothy Boland was named assistant star officer to inspect the Warren auxiliary later. The group planned a fish and meat dinner at the VFW home Friday at 5 30 pm with lunch and social hour afterward.
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Vase honors 27 nations presented to Boston Chamber
Spencer J. Steinmetz presented a clay and stone vase gathered from 27 nations and 10 entities of the world to the Boston Chamber of Commerce. The World Tyler is noted for assembling the diverse artifact.
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Hansen-Nielson marriage announced in Jamestown
Mr and Mrs John Hansen of Corry RD 8 announce the marriage of their daughter Blyene Hansen to Folmar Neilson son of Mr and Mrs C Neilson of Corry RD 8. The ceremony occurred March 17 at Jamestown by Reverend Christianson. The couple reside in Union City where the groom is employed.
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Farrell Home Destroyed by Explosion in Pa
An explosion, likely from escaping gas, wrecked the Charles Perry home in Farrell Pennsylvania. Windows of nearby houses shattered but no injuries occurred as Perry was elsewhere visiting relatives in Greenville.
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New Officers Named for Women's Missionary Society
The Presbyterian Church Woman's Missionary Society held its annual meeting in the church parlors on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. L. E. Whittlesey led devotions and announced officers for the coming year: President Mrs. G. W. Waggoner, Vice President Mrs. O. A. Sandburg, Secretary Mrs. G. F. McCray, Treasurer Mrs. Whittlesey. A talk on The Foreigners in America and two solos by Horace Bryndfsom concluded the program, with refreshments served by hosts Mrs. Claude Place, Mrs. C. A. Sandburg, Mrs. William Cole, and Mrs. G. W. Waggoner.
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Wesleyville Youth Paroled by Judge
Erin March 22. Bogustu ay of Wesleyville, serving one to two years in the Allegheny county workhouse, was paroled in Erie county court by Judge A. P. Rossiter. He was sentenced August 31 after admitting breaking into a garage owned by Clarence Moore, 3520 Rose Ave, Wesleyville. The parole was granted because it was Smith's first offense.
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Widow Loses Eight Thousand Insurance Policy Appeal
Union City National Bank conservator Gillette wins a federal case over an $8,000 life policy. Beneficiary Glare Smith claimed no assignment to the bank or administrator. jury verdict awards full policy to the bank, with co-defendant Morrow absent. Attorneys Haughney and Coughlin represented Gillette.
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