Highway Patrolman Dies After Amputation
State Highway Patrolman T. Elder of Uniontown died in a hospital after his leg was amputated following an motorcycle accident between Connellsville and Scottdale. He had suffered injuries 15 months earlier when struck, and multiple operations failed to save his limb. He served with the patrol at Uniontown at the time of the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Indiana
T. &. Elder
Giang
Connellsville
Scottdale
Bilder
Uniontown
Bad Stomach Cause of Bad Skin
An advertisement claims a weak stomach causes skin problems and pimples. It promotes Tanlac, an herbal compound, as a digestion aid that purports to clear skin and restore appetite, with a money back guarantee and a price under two cents a dose.
Hemroid remedy touted to end pile agony
An advertisement promotes Dr. Leon Hardt's HEMROID internal remedy for piles. It claims internal circulation improvement cures chronic, long standing cases where salves or cutting fail. Keister's Drug Store backs the product with a money back guarantee on the bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Leonhardt
Keister
Social notes list local visitors and guests across multiple towns
Personal mentions record numerous Erie Corty and surrounding area residents visiting relatives and friends over the weekend. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. W H Lewis of Erie Mrs Mary Whittlesey Mr and Mrs M I Spaulding and children in Albion Pa Miss Martha Spaulding Mrs Blanch Gibson and others visiting from Girard Oakmont Cleveland Jamestown Buffalo and Oil City with several trips homeward after stays in Corty and nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Lewis
Erie
Mary Whittlesey
West Church Street
Blanch Gibson
G. Blanchard
Harvey Bloss
J. Raftey
Oakment
City
Ly C. Russell
R. Price
Cleveland
Russell
Corty
Beulith Custer
Olier
Stella
Josephine Keller
Columbus
Katherine McGrath
Marie Ruzziti
Villa Maria College
Manley Parker
Oil City
Parker
Zita
Chrysostom
Ed Zion
Buffalo
Eloria McGrath
Salemanen
J. P. McGrath
Sundey
Allan Mispencer
Kane
Glenn Spencer
W. Wayne Street
J.P. Johnson
Shefherd
Harold Peterson
Siuday
Jamestown
Miss West King
Sit
S. B. Wiston
Middletown
N. Y
Fred Hall
Sam D. Harley
Spring
Ebensburg
Mildred Schramling
Warren
Paul Phelps
Arthur Scheppner
Wilbur Lambing
Cressen
Belle Lambing
Francis Graves
Francis O'Connell
Williamsport
Costvlly
J. W. Irwin
New Cumberland
W. Va
Hendeson
Familly
Ommie
Robert Long
Roberts
John
Carl Keppel
W. G. Swanson
Homer Weatherbee
May Blair
Ald
West Wayne Street
Gertrude Lenihan
Niagaca Falls
James Sullivan
Leroy Putnam
RO. Putnam
Pauline Crosby
Ere
Spartans
Tune In Schedule Cutout for NBC Radio Weekdays
A clipped radio schedule lists WCAR Pittsburgh and WTAM Cleveland on Tuesdays at 2 30 p m and KDKA Pittsburgh WGAR Cleveland on Wednesdays and Fridays at 3 p m The listing asks readers to cut out the schedule for reference and notes station names and cities only
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WCAR
Pittsburgh
WTAM
Cleveland
KDKA
WGAR
Sugar Grove Man Killed in Car Crash Near Fredonia
Sugar Grove dairy mechanic William Dalrymple, 44, died at Brooks Memorial Hospital after a Sunday road crash four miles west of Fredonia. His car skidded off the main road into a trolley pole. he suffered a fractured skull and did not regain consciousness. Charles Bourne and wife Grace, riding in the rear, escaped with cuts and bruises from windshield splinters and were released after treatment. Coroner George Blood will investigate. Dalrymple, single, was to be buried in Sugar Grove Cemetery after a 2 pm Wednesday service.
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Dunistric
William Dalrymple
Diant H
Mayville
Charles Bourne
Westfield
Fredonia
Brooks Memorial Hospital
Dalrymple
Sind
Grace
George Blood
Sugar Grove
Sage Grove
Market Close and Oil City Stock Ticker Notes
Stock quot. a list of companies and prices led by Copper America Smelters and International Nickel with numerous oil and gas firms such as Atlantic Refining New York Central and Kansas Gas. Residents of Rocky Grove and Sugar Creek township learn road millage rose from 19 to 1 mills this year.
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Logan & Bryan
Oil City
New York
Lloyd M. Bracken
Coppers
American Smelters
Bute
International Nickel
Ig! Motors
Chrysler
Continental Motors
General Moto
We Packard
Studebaker
Willys Overland
Commonwealthy& Southern
United Corp
Pittsburgh Curb Humble
Breet Mountain Producers
Salt Creek
South Penn Oil
Garb
j-Aeta
Kansas
Gis
Associated Gas
Central States
EléeLsie
Lone Star Gase-Keans
Rocky Grove
Prankliwa
Sugar Creek Township
Millige
Cows on Buston Common and Early Pasturage Use
The record notes Buston Common originally served as a common field and paste land for cows. Cattle herding began there in earnest only in 1830, marking a shift from bare pasture to utilized grazing land.
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Boton Ty TH
Tin Plate Trade Term Use Scrutinized By Bureau
The Bureau of Sneards labels a commercial term 18 applied to sheet steel or Tron rated with a protective tin layer of 17h. The notice notes standard usage in trade and categorizes the material for market clarity.
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Bureau of Sneards
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Warner Baxter
Joan Bennett
Frank Borzage
Rex
Aaa (Ua
Benny Rubin
Marceline Day
Rex Lease Grand
Tony Jackson
Africa
Rev. W. Lloyd Shirer
West Africa
First Pentecostal Church
Peburels Street
C. E. Doane
West Main St
Wallace Hopper
Radio Li Teners
NB. C
Dunkirk
Westheld
Mid Continental National Supply
Pitts United Corp
Prairie Pipe Line
Sseio- Sinclair
Sednaenet S
Ohio Oil
Canadian Pacific
Chicago & Gl Western
Brie
Missouri Pacific
Ccs
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
New York Central Inn
Penna BR
Fivesews
SNK
St Paul
Southern Pacific
Ast Steels
American
Bethlehem Steel
US Steel
American T&t
Bendix Aviation
WS Leather A
US Leather Common
Radio
Columbia Gas & Electric National Dairy Products
Westinghouse
West Airbrake
Curtiss-Wright
A. Paramount
General Electric
Citizens National
Root’s Furniture Store
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