Local notices bulk with ads and community events
Community items list shop deals, a bake sale, charity bingo, club meetings, and a river rescue alert. Includes updates on fertilizer and seed suppliers, a May 13 firemen dance at Sherman Opera House with Tiffany’s Orchestra, a church pastor's residence move, and a wedding notice from Mayville New York for Clarence Lamona and Martha Willett. Names appear: J. D. Murray, Steen's Dry Cleaning, Mrs John Mooney, Mr ML Reynolds, Lillian Guild, Mrs Dana Methanit, Mrs Myroe Reynolds, Mrs Cooley, Elizabeth Gerréll, Northwest District Council of Ladies Aviaries, Veterans of Foreign Wars, Rev Gilbert L Boyd. Also mentions Tony Onofrie missing, river incident in Allegheny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moder
Acme Lab
George Johnnson
W. Washlitton Street
Pengum
John Mooney
Mtv
S. Reynolds
Sherman Pera House
Tiffany's
Gilbert L. Boyd
The
Presbyterian Church
Clara Ransom
Florence Morgandge
J. D. Murray
Elizabeth Gerréll
Northwest District Council
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Evin
Corry
Local notices and shop ads spark Jamestown toasts and hunts
City and vicinity listings show grocery deals from Will J Wilcox and Dempsey s Meat prices with beef roasts and pork cuts. Jamestown sees orders rising at Daystrom Company as plant output expands with a night shift. local marriages births and deaths noted while a Lincoln highway liquor case ends in a court hold for Guat Skendelas Mor gantown. Dunkirk area dances and Odd Fellows hall events appear alongside boat fleet updates and Wattsburg dance plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will J. Wilcox
R. H
L 0. C. F. Hall
A. Zataneck
Charles Perkins
Hazel Knowlton
Bobby Marsh
Walter Peake, Jr
Elderlin Farm
D. Murray
Jamestown
Daystrom Company
Hopkins Avenue
Epsilon Club
A. M. Litz
BE. E. Hawkins
Mott Street
Eugéene Dirksen
Brussels
Belgium
Dirksen
A. C. Lyons
Wallace Young
Dempsey's
Lincoln Highway
Guat Skendelas
Morgantown
W. Va
J. D. Murray's
Lindbergh Baby Case: Body Found Near Hopewell
The child's body was located near the Lindbergh home in a ground area near a burlap bag found beneath a roof. State police searched the site as Col. Lindbergh and Mrs. Lindbergh faced the worst news, with Dr. Van Ingen positively identifying the body later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindbergh Home
St. Michael's Orphanage
Hopewell
Lindbergh
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Elmira
N. Y
Condon Ural Curtis
Bruce
Massies Reach San Francisco Under Escort On Trip
Lieut and Mrs Thomas J Massie and Mrs Grace Wortescue arrive in San Francisco aboard the Malolo after a voyage from Honolulu. Attorney Clive Darrow aboard. Rear Admiral William C Cole’s barge waits offshore. Plans suggest Mrs Fortesue and Mrs Robert Ripley may fly to New York. Massie and Darrow to visit Massie’s mother-in-law in Winchester Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
San Francisco
Mainland
Thomas J Massie
Grace Hubbard Wortescue
Clone Darrow
Matson
Malolo
Massies
Vartescue
Fox
Wm. C. Cole
Fortes Oue
Robert Ripley
New York
Massio
Winchester
Kiy
L Dartow
Borkescue
Senator Reed backs modification of alcohol laws in letter
Washington May 18 Senator Reed of Pennsylvania joined Republicans advocating modification of alcohol policy. He supports government dispensaries or sale of intoxicants as urgent reform. Reed, aligned with Hoover advisers, is eyed for Chicago convention chair. Also reported dead in a fencing duel at University of Illinois, and a Chinatown sage remarks on falsehoods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Lst
Reed
Oe Quebec
Senate
Hoover
Champaign
Richard A. Rueble
University of Illinois
Lindbergh Kidnapping News Reaches Journal Readers
Report of the Lindbergh child kidnapping broke on radio and wire services. John Dempsey heard the news, United Press delayed confirmation, and Col. Norman Schwarskopf announced the definite news at the Lindbergh estate. The Journal issued an extra edition at 6:45 p.m. and ran full coverage as readers flooded in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindbergh
Journal
John Dempsey
United Press
Piltshoreh
Trenton
Hopewell
Gol. H. Norman Schwarskopf
New Jersey
Kelly News Co
Downey's
Senate Opens Billion Dollar Tax Debate in May Session
Smoot of the Senate Finance Committee opened the $1,000,000,000 tax bill debate urging speedy enactment to end business uncertainty and fear. He warned that daily delay costs the treasury $2,000,000 in uncollected taxes and favored a general sales tax as fairest, though House opposition makes enactment unlikely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Fhalt Nan Smoot
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Treasury
Smoot
House
State GOP to Decide on Wet Plank at Caucus
Philadelphia May 38 Pennsylvania's 76 delegates to the Republican national convention will discuss and likely decide whether to favor a wet plank in the party platform and whether they will go to the June convention instructed for President Hoover. Edward Martin is expected to be re elected state committee chairman with little opposition. Governor Pinchot may not attend. Joseph N. Mackwell will present a wet plank resolution. William S. Ware supports the wet plank following his Davis victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Hoover
State
Republican Committee
Edward Martin
Pinchot
Martin
Joseph N. Mackwell
Pittsburgh
Senate
James J. Davis
Chicago
William S. Ware
Davis
Crosby Spent Little for Cong Nomination
Erie May 14 Joseph Zeisen beim who captured the Republican Democratic Liberal and Socials nominations for State Senate spent $115.04 during this campaign according to expense accounts filed Thursday in the office of Miss Annette Young clerk of courts Charles N Crosby Meadville Democratic nominee for congress from the Erie Crawford district spent less than 50 dollars in his account Mrs J Hi Martin was a business visitor in Erie today returning home later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Joseph Zeisenbeim
Annette Young
Charles N. Crosby
Meadville
Erie-Crawford
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Bradford
Allegheny
Onofrie
Lillian Guild
Bluebird Restaurant
Ga, Cooley
Weight Street
Dana Meth Anit
Roe Reynolds
Cooley
I. 0
F. Hall
Riceville
Cory Creamery
A. H. Homer & Co
West Main Street
We Delig
Joan Mthean
East Frving Street
Clarence Lamona
Martha Willett
Spring Creek
Mayville
N.Y
Pardee
Fiinting
Cleveland
Gorzy, Jt
Kelly's
Dunkirk
Gertrude Heid
O. F
Wattsburg
Aslsby
Soll
Chinatown
Washington Star
Lincoln
Thetis
Hamburg
Wieners
Erie County
Nia
Lege
Phila
Ware
Crosby
Cong
J. Hi Martin
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Ali Corry
Hye
Mundar Whit Corry
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