Roads Bad In Carter Hill Area Report
Correspondent reports deteriorating road conditions around Carter Hill with springlike signs evident. Local residents including Mrs Mary Ross, Archie Hawley, Ted Rath, and Curtis Showers are noted. several visits to Corry Hospital and area homes are recorded amid weather and travel concerns.
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Mar
Roy. Snook
Wayne Valley
Gatling Om Janation
Corry
B. Hodge
Goldie Batterson
Corry Hospital
Robert Proctor
Canton
Ohio
Ted Rath
Cayton
Elna Proctor
Carl Proctor
Leo Proctor
Chaney Proctor
Curtis Showers
Follett
Beaverham
R. J. Crowell
Rema Bloom
Warren
W. W. Ewer
W. F. Ewer
Nina Cooper
C. F. Moore
Titusville
Redingsr
Archie Howley
Baker
Corry Wriday
Misa Nettle Cooper
Mertz Cormat
Dorotha Williams
Jennie
Oplila Sleklucky
Gerleide Mivis
Francis Lindberg
Johsple Kale
Abie
Trisia Rose
Flex Theatre
Wood expansion and contraction in varying temperatures
A fragment notes that wood expands and contracts with temperature changes. The source references a ruler made of fine wood and mentions terms like expnsion and fur excluere Patirentett, indicating OCR errors on technical detail.
Warren Man Slain by Girl in Jamestown Rooming House
Edway Smith a 24 year old Warren Pa man was stabbed to death at 303 West Second Street Jamestown in Benedetto Gangi rooming house. Melphy Bastow a 17 year old Limestone Cat taraugus County girl was arrested on an open charge claiming self defense after stating Smith made improper advances. Witnesses say Bastow used a butcher knife to stab him through the heart. Police held three others including Gangi and Baggisno for questioning. Meeker Reds hurler Roy Meeker died of heart disease prompting today’s game with Columbus to be canceled.
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Jamestown
Mir
Rooming House
Fve
Charles Wuertner
Smith
Benedetto Gangi
Antonio Baggisno
Elmer BE
Lee
Mystery case at Jamestown claims unknown woman
A young woman died at W G A hospital at 2:30 pm, believed fictitious name Mrs Babe Morrow, age 21, Lakewood Road address. Admitted March 15, operated on a week ago. Dr E J Kelly Sr unable to identify relatives. Body sent to Boyd funeral home. police seek her history.
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Jamestown
Mar
Babe Morrow
Lakewood Road
W. C. A. Hospital
Boy Struck by Automobile in Franklin County
A 12 year old boy, John Shuffstall of 45 Liberty Street, was struck Sunday afternoon on Pat Del Rum Road near the Sugarcreek pavement. He suffered a severe laceration to the right leg needing twenty one stitches and minor bruises. He was taken by auto to Dr. L. McBride’s office and then to his home.
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Pranklin
Rocky Grove Avenue
Senone
Dr. L. , McBride
Fine program arranged for Easter Monday concert
A fine program has been arranged by the L. C. B. A. for a concert preceding the Easter Monday wall at the State Armory next Monday evening. The eight oclock concert features costumed dances instrumental and vocal solos and other offerings. The Pony Ballet The Dance of the Spring Nymph and The Dance of the Tin Soldiers highlight the program with The Cobweb Twirl solo dance. Katherine Florence Desmond and vocal solos by Mrs Muward Kinley and Mr James Sullivan enrich the bill. Admission is twenty five cents. dancing will follow with Johnny Martins Melody Sweethearts providing music.
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Istate Armory
Katherine Florence
Desmond
Muward Kinley
James Sullivan
Johnny Martin
Melody Sweethearts
Erie
Two Brothers Granted Hearing After Robbery Arrest
Two Rosai omithers, Hutt 18 and Henry 21, were arrested near haré last week by Corporal Eugene Stavey and Private Bert Limberts on robbery charges. They were taken to Bradford to appear before the United States commissioner. Since Thursday they have been charged with stealing from chickens to cars, including a Nash sedan said to be purchased by the older brother in shiebulu, OW, less than a month ago.
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Rosai Omithers
Hutt
Henry
Haré
Eugene Stavey
Bert Limberts
Afte
Bradford
United States
Hays
Rehickens
Nash
Law
j_shiebulu
Junior Circle Holds Regular Meeting at Sunday School
The Lutheran Junior Circle met in regular session Monday evening in Sunday School rooms with Miss Ruth López presiding. Miss Helen Mulligan led a program on the Bible’s meaning, followed by a word spell-down led by Miss Catherine Collier. The next meeting is set for Tuesday evening, April 2 at Miss Collier’s home, 126 East South.
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Lutheran Junor
Yau
Catherine Collier
East South
Classified Advertisement Policies and Instructions
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Tyne
Gach Inger- Jan
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