Mettos revival at Shea’s Jamestown packs theater
Last evening Shea’s theatre in Jamestown filled to capacity for the revival appearance of the Mettos. Shubert’s company performed the operetta Bloom Time. The Mentor Club will meet Monday evening November 4 at Concord street with Mrs Willis Myers. all members urged to attend. A break in at the Sheffield tower area yielded stolen binoculars. evidence of tampering found and the thieves fled. Minor H Snyder, 71, of Oil City, died in Oil City hospital from internal injuries after falling 200 feet from a roof while working. Washington School Study Circle met at Miss Helen Johnson’s Essex street home with twenty two members. $10 was voted for a curtain for the Junior High stage. Mrs Leslie Wells read the president’s message. a chest prize was won by Mrs Wells. Health play preparations and pumpkin pie refreshments followed.
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Jamestown
Shubert
Mentor Club
Willis Myers
Concord Street
H. Snyder
Oil City
Oi City
Washington School
Helen Johnson
Essex Street
Leslie Wells
Wells
Johnson
Annie Saresi
Orpha Croscuit
Wave Perkins
American Medical Ass'n
Cyrus
A. Gilliland
OH City
South Pen Oil Company
United Natural Gas Company
Kent Snyder
Coudersport
R. D
Charles Snyder
John G. Willoughby
Meadville
Viscose Company
Willourghby
Charles H. Kay
Youngsville
Youngeville National Banks
John B. Mulvey
Titusville
Porto Rico
Mulvey
Forte
L. M. Hays
Water Street
Mead Avenue
Art
George Ross
West Spring Creel
Ladies ‘Ald Society of
West Spring Creek
Minnie Ross
Corry
Weaver and Nichols
Citizens Committee
Hallowe'en
Glen Milter
Mariorie McElroy
South Center Street
Ict Bridge Club
Fale Hols
George Stanford
Dorothy Peterson
McElroy
Virginia Borstein
Wellington
Walter
Center Street
P. Son
Liberty Street
Halloween Parade Fatalities in Brookeville Scene
A Halloween parade at a Brookeville street intersection ended in tragedy when two girls aged 7, Mary Jane Staniman and Betty Wonderling, were struck by an auto amid a crowd of 400 children. Mary Jane suffered a broken leg and unconsciousness, taken to hospital. Betty was cut and bruised but sent home. Police and volunteers arrived within minutes, with 100 police on scene within five minutes.
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Will J. Wilcox
Avnen
Brookeville
Mary Jane Staniman
Betty Wonderling
Mary Jane
Betty
American Legion
Howard Potocki
John Aleska
Erie
Lyle Orron
Esther Torrance
State Department Receives League Appreciation
The State Department today received the League of Nations formal acknowledgment and deep appreciation for the United States stance on restoring peace in Africa. The league had informed the United States of its actions to halt war in Africa, citing the nation's neutrality.
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Washington
State Department
League of Walion
United States
Africa
League
Open Bids November 15 on Six Highway Jobs
United Press reports bids will be opened November 15 on six highway construction jobs under the federal works program. The grade crossing elimination project on Route 11 at Grantley, York County, costs about 11 400 and will create around 10 000 man hours. Bids have already opened for the first project in Bedford County. Donald Dickinson, eight, from West Wayne Street, West Wayne, shot two rabbits with a .22 rifle while hunting with his father LeRoy Dickinson.
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Donald Dickinson
Donald
LeRoy Dickinson
West Wayne Street
WPA workers in Iowa vote strike
Des Moines Iowa November 2 Organized labor in Iowa is ordered to vote on a proposal for a state wide strike against wages paid under the federal WPA program. The call came from the Town Federation of Labor headquarters in Des Moines. A vote will be taken at a meeting of trade and labor union representatives on Sunday November 10 according to J C Lewis president of the Town Federation of Labor.
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United Press
Des Moines
Organized Labor of
Towa
WPA
Iowa
Trade and Labor Union
Helst
J. C. Lewis
Town Federation of
Laboy
Fake Indian relics flood local antique market
Antique dealers warn of an oversupply of forged Indian weapons flooding the market. Reports say cleverly crafted tomahawks and other items are sold as originals tied to early American Indians, straining the area's antiquities trade.
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Monawal
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Reas
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Donald Blossom
Riverside Drive
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Les Walker
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Hugh McGeehin
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Bik County
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Mi E
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Lloyd Stowe
Wright Street
Joan Patterson
Martha McIntyre
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Jeanne Nichols
Marjorie Slattery
Jean, Mitchell
Rosemay Dewey
Donna Stowe
Mary
Rozelle
Lome
Hollowell
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A. M. Litz
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Times
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North Center’ Street
Fred Lauer
C. A. Pier
Arts and Craft Cluir
Charles Perkins
Franklin Street
State Liquor Board
Elmer G. Lair
Sive
Mayville Sea
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Chautaqua
N.Y
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