New Street Lighting Upgrades Advance City Project
Merchants on W Main Street pushed a lighting initiative, submitting subscriptions to the City Council for new fixtures. AKey backers including local merchants and banks supported the plan, with installation beginning as work progresses and a list of business owners securing lighting units.
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Limi
Lupe
Mine
Gity Council
Bern
Folkiwinse
Rer Phin
Oyners
Citapat National Bank
Geone Stexler Simi Scott
Walter Blais
Penney Sans Xe Companys
Rehearsals Advance for Junior High Operetta
Rehearsals progress for The Maid and the Golden Slipper, to be presented Thursday evening by the Junior High Glee Club at the high school. Tickets at ten cents for admittance with proceeds aiding the event, and the evening promises a lively performance by Miss Theis and the cast drawing strong interest from students.
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Junior High Glee Club
Thorne
Junie We Carle Gree
Futon Uhigi School
Devotions to Close Tonight at St Thomas Church
Devotions conclude at St Thomas Church tonight with a community program led by Rev Pathir Moriarity, former assistant pastor. The sermon on the theme of righteousness and royal duty drew key churchgoers, ending with benediction and a recitation by local children.
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St .Thomis
Pathir Moriarity
St. Thong Church
Iivinig
Grand Jury Hears Local Arson Case in Carter County
Grand jury convenes in Carter County to consider charges against Glarenve Steadman and Bennett for an arson at Renny Sky farm near Merte's Corners. Police, witnesses including Chief Tipton and Obie Ruppersburg testify as farmers from Lill and Wheelock aid investigation. The pair, detained since the night of the fire, face potential holding for further proceedings.
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Glarenve Steadman
Times Honnett
Orp Uw
Stuntéye Rowansky
Merte’s Corners
Wit
Chattoweuw
Tipton
Obie
Ruppersburgand Flanigan
Pire
Andrew Paulson
Carter
Renyote
Golumbus Avedia
Bennets
Stevesian
Evenig
Rennysky Place
Maquilia
Death of James Hassett Meat Dealer Shocks Community
James Hassett, longtime Columbus meat dealer, died of heart failure at his farm home on Olimbus road while speaking with his son and relatives. A prominent figure in Columbus for around fifty years, Hassett owned Oneida Market on North Center street. He is survived by his widow, Clyde Hassett, a daughter Mrs H N Crowell of Virginia, and several grandchildren. Funeral plans have not been announced.
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Jrops
Son
Columbus Road
Otter’s Familly
Olimbus
Zefelowk
James Massett
Columbus
Tlagsett
Clyde Hassett
Tarly
Hassett
Geiger
Center Street
Hassett Hit
Hic
Oneida
North Center Street
Miy
H. N. Crowell
Virginia
Stolen auto found in Meadville on Spring Street
The Chevrolet coupe stolen from W. L. Green of Chestnut Street Meadville was found abandoned on Spring Street late Monday afternoon. Officer Ruppersburg notified Meadville authorities and Green will go to claim the car tonight.
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W. L. Green
Chestnut Street
Meadville
Spring Street
Ruppersburg
Green
Eil
Treasurer Westley’s Report Signals City Prosperity
City Treasurer F. E. Westley reports tax collections for the past month reached a record high for this period, with receipts of $20 205.71 and expenditures of $14885, leaving a balance on hand of $119,247. The figures suggest the city is not in hard times.
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F. E. Westley
Westey
Masist
New Front for Stennett Store in North Canter Street
Stennett & Son plan a broad modernization at their Whyston store. Work will begin within a day or two to extend the façade and construct a new copper front, with interior improvements already completed this year. The project aims to make the store one of the finest in the city.
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Whyston
B. W. Stennett & Soy
Canter Street
Drs Woods
Mp Stennett
Bis
Grove Street May Be Paved Next Year
Grove Street paving may occur this year as property owners press for improvement amid a long standing drainage problem. City Engineer Dicksay ordered to prepare a petition for funding at the next City Council meeting, with sidewalks on the north side slated for raising before work begins. A new walk plan and a conference with owners are planned to gauge support.
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Grove Street
Dicksay
Council Moves to End Damage to Dirt Roads
The council considers remedies for damaged dirt roads caused by driveways into private properties without proper approvals. An ordinance is drafted to require repairs under city supervision and avoid future ditch and culvert failures after heavy showers. Minutes note attendance, contracts awarded, and referrals for street condition investigations ahead of next meeting.
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Conntase Wight
Martie
Popes
Council
Polini
Little Street
Wayne Street
Smith
Aine
Bellanca aims for Paris flight with Hertaud and Akutaberlin
United Press reports a May Bellanca attempt to fly from New York to Paris aboard the Bellanca with Loyd W. Hertaud and Clarence Akutaberlin aiming to depart soon under Giles C. Sted’s navigation aboard the Leviathan. Weather is described as favorable with conditions noted for the long voyage.
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United Press
Curtis
Leviathan
Bertiud
Eirwle
New York
Bellanca
Almose Ue
York
Pirat
Adereal
Stearney Lane
May Party Pleasing Event at State Armory
The annual May Party hosted by the Woman's Home Association last night at the State Armory proved delightful. The large drill shed was decorated in tapaneseer style, booths added to charm, and a stylish program featured dancing, vocal and instrumental numbers, and a May Pole winding. About one hundred couples attended as the committee’s effort produced an enjoyable and well attended event.
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Woman's Honest Association
State Armory
Encors
Ruth Preach
Lucile Murmay
Carmedl
A May Mursing
George Jones
Myra Grapsr Bell
ITC
Murry
Betty
Helen Paulson
Mary Paulson
Oy PJ
Grice
Duane
Mii
Virginia Issardi Solige
Alles
Virginia Isard Ani Brothers
Alfred Init Buster
Maines
Virginia Bors Tord
Windings
Girth
Byers
Luis
Tssarl
Uniting Arts
Fine program outlined for Swarthmore district meeting
Guy Dietrich, advance superintendent of the Swarthmore Ghantauun of Us circuit, addressed guarantors at a meeting at the Municipal Building last evening. He outlined the program arranged for the coming summer. About one third of the guarantors were present. Committee members praised the splendid offerings for the 1987 program, with a complete resume to be published in a few days.
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Guy Dietrich
Advange
Swarthmore Ghantauun
Us Cincuit
Gvarantors Committee
Idaho Senator Denies 1028 Third-Party Presidential Bid
United Press reports Senator Boral of Idaho, a Republican, rejected plans for a third party bid for the 1028 presidency. The Idaho senator dismissed the article as false and spoke about a visit involving Miss Aileen Délires and her parents, noting it differed from any third-party ticket discussions.
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United Pros
Washington
Eis
Boral
Idaho
Hnd
Rox Terredt Tewlettet
Aileen Délires
Rex Shop Burgled After Night Theft at Rice Theatre
A burglary occurred at the Rex Shop on We Saul Street near the Rice theatre building. The thief entered through a wine window and took nothing from the strong box and adjoining areas as the proprietor hid inside. The crime was discovered shortly after 7 AM by passerby Doville Ressler, and police searched the area including the conferriatory shop and nearby checks for clues.
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Garoine Biteaneu Ly
Pita
Rice Theatre
Saul Street
Welleius
Doville Ressler
Yulin
Tipton
Velleie
Luissing Fryms
Shesshop
Speakers Hear Chautauqua And Agriculture Talks
Club members at today's Rotary meeting heard Mr. Dietrich of the Swarthmore Chautauqua bureau and RIT Engle county farm agent Weretit discuss Chautauqua and agriculture. Music Week observances were announced, with details of the high school and junior high programs and a community songfest planned for Friday night.
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Dietrich
Swarthmore Chautauqua Bursa
RIT
Engle
Weretit
Rowri Oh
Ames Sorat
Jacife Murray
Cee
Coo Warner
C. Curtis
Deny Hoover to Resign Amid Widening Breach
Washington reports of friction between President Coolidge and Secretary Herbert Hoover grow after Hoover's Chicago visit sparked speculation of a resignation. Officials denied a State Department post and reaffirmed Hoover's commitment while noting no exit before Commerce term ends. political leaders monitor developments as public statements remain cautious.
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Paul R Mallon
United Press
Washingtons
Washinton
Ponhive Canfl
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Chicago
Great
Republican National Committee
Chirag
Steaver
White House
Moolidge
le Hoover
Juans Po Torbiga
Presient
Kellowe
Howver
Considge
Ars
Pestidgs
Moorer
Crossings To Be Improved By PRR In City
City officials report PRR will repair all street crossings promptly after PRR officials promised, via local agent JH Marti, that work will begin at once on En Railroad grade crossings. The plan mirrors a Pittsburgh Rail improvement drive with Allegheny and Renova crossings targeted, and Herald announces a broader Walkaban program dates.
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Permeylvanie Railroad
JH. Marti
Renova
President Coolidge to Speak at Pan American Conference Banquet
President Coolidge will address the United States Chamber of Commerce banquet tonight in Washington. His remarks, broadcast over WRC and 30 other outlets, reach delegates to the first Pan American Commercial Conference. Secretary of Commerce Hoover is set to speak tomorrow night.
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Chicago
Middle West
Hoover
Coolidge
United Press
Washington
Coolldge
United States Chamber of Commerce
WRC
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