Dog Shot Near Townville Sparks County Report
Dittisville Riley Ames of Founcetown says a rapid dog owned by Arthur W Page Route 408 north of Townville was shot Sunday afternoon. The animal left the Page property last week and was found along Route 77 east of Valley. Ames does not believe the dog bit anyone as the investigation continues. Rebekah Fried Cake sale set for Saturday May 13 at 8 30 a m at the IOOF hall entrance. Oil City plans graduation for the senior class of 283 with 14 serving in the armed forces. Diplomas to be awarded May 25.
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City Receipts From PONY League Game Shared
The city received 955.21 as its share of receipts from the opening PONY League game at Municipal Stadium. Gross receipts were 1,276.05 after admission taxes with paid attendance at 2,771. The city’s share was 20 percent after taxes for stadium use.
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Street Department completes grading of city streets
Street Commissioner Amy reports nearly all earth and gravel streets graded for the season with rains likely to require a second pass. The department uses a new tractor and truck equipment. Councilman Besson praises the gear and oversight. Next steps include cleaning catch basins and starting the Raymond avenue drainage by pass to ease sewer conditions, funded by local property owners. City Engineer Williams has surveys and materials ready. right of way releases secured. Besson negotiates west of East Wayne street for an open drainage ditch to ease storm water.
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Cromwell cites two reasons for losing wife in court
James H R Cromwell told a chancery court he stayed friendly with President Roosevelt but blamed two factors for losing his wife Dorissault Cromwell. He said she fell for another man and her trustee Thomas L Perkins, a New York lawyer, poisoned her mind against him.
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Federal District Court Today
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Tscos
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N. J
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Dorissault Cromwell
Chancery” Court
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Cromwell
U. S. Wie
Canada
Thomas L. Perkins
Wall ‘York
Regulate Optometry Laws Spread Across States
Minnesota stood as the first state in the county to enact laws regulating optometry. The 48 states plus the District of Columbia regulate the practice by law.
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Ida Tarbell Body to Be Brought Here for Burial
The body of Ida M. Tarbell renowned writer and editor will be brought from Connecticut to Corry tomorrow morning and to Titusville for burial Thursday afternoon. Her sister Miss Sarah Tetbell accompanies the casket from the east, arriving on a Pennsylvania train around 9:30. At Titusville the body will rest at Cummins-Musser Funeral Home until 2:30 p.m. committal then burial in Woodlawn Cemetery.
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North Perry Street
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Pittsburgh
WAC
Fort Oglethorpe
Aberdeen Fraving Grounds
Center St
Meadville
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Lyon
Cleveland
Margaret A. Lyon
Park Avenue
Ida M. Tarbell
Corry
Connectiut
Sarah Tetbell
Pennsylvania
Cummins-Musser Funeral Home
Woodlawn
Tarbell
Crewless Bomber Crashes After FourHour Flight Across States
A four engined bomber from Sioux City Army Air Base flew over parts of two states for four hours with no crew before crashing two miles northwest of Denison Iowa at 2 a.m. None of the four crew members or a bombardier instructor were seriously hurt after bailed out around 7 p.m. during a fire on board. Residents in Carroll heard the aircraft circle near midnight and feared a crash due to its low altitude. Britain produced 70 to 80 percent of its food in 1943.
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Army Air Base
Here
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