Explosion Blasts Limestone Area Wrecks Mills and Wagon
A massive explosion near Limestone yesterday levels a magneting facility and warehouse, destroying horses and timber products. Julius Skinner, of Limestone, was believed to have stored a quantity of explosive causing a crater and widespread damage ten miles away. Buildings rocked, windows shattered, and debris strewn across the vicinity as authorities inspect the blast site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Schusiner
Aetearoh
Mlino
Torpedo
Limestone Esterday
Skinner
Teni Amiles
Sinner
Bridford
Phester
Ves Heye
Grange Harvest Home Meeting Set for Saturday
Grange plans a Harvest Home meeting at Maccabee Hall on Saturday November 7. Chicken pie lunch at noon followed by a business session at 1 30. A varied program and contest are planned with topics to discuss. All Grangers are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dhe Uorry
Maccabee Hall
Grangers
SAVED FRIEND FROM HOSPITAL AND TRYSTED PINKHAM'S V C
Mrs Heckman of Council Bluffs Iowa credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with avoiding surgery and aiding recovery from chronic female troubles. A second note from Monessen Pennsylvania reports severe pain and swelling in the side and back, leading to hospital advice but improvement after taking the same remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conneil
Lydia J. Pinkham
Mrs. Jennet
Heckman
R.P.D. No.1
Council Blufs
Towa
Monessen
Lydia E. Pinkham
Donner Ave
Pilgrimage to Valley Forge by Pennsylvania D A R
The Pennsylvania Daughters of the American Revolution held their annual conference in Philadelphia with 350 delegates. After a brief business session, delegates traveled to Valley Forge for services at the Washington Monument chapel, honoring their soldier ancestors.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Valley Forge
Theennsylvania Daughters of the American
Revolution
Washington
Ohn Brown Hera
Hunt for Black man in brutal Greensburg slaying
Greensburg Pa Nov 3 detectives and state police joined a wide search for Robert Moorefield 30 Hempfield township Black man wanted in connection with a fatal ambush on Ralph Townsend 28 a truck driver struck while driving along Greensburg pike Townsend was badly hurt and believed dead after the vehicle veered into an embankment in one of Westmoreland County’s coldest crimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Greensburg
Robert Moorefield
Hempfield Township
Ralph ‘Townsend
Townsend
Greensburg Pike
Westmoreland County
Dare's Mentha Pepsin Stomach Remedy Tops Sales in New Jersey
Six thousand bottles sold in a New Jersey town last year. Thomas Downey guarantees a money back if one bottle fails to relieve stomach distress. The remedy blends pepsin with other stomach aids for fast relief of gas bloating acidity and indigestion and helps with dizziness headaches and despondency. Pleasant to take with a refreshing taste it claims to improve appearance energy appetite and sleep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Thomas Downey
Ancient football echoes from Greece and distant peoples
A brief note compares football to ancient games in Greece and mentions rival savage tribes such as Polynesians Maorles and Philippineslanders, noting similar sports existed across cultures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greece
Organization Meeting of Isaak Walton League Chapter Here This Evening
Corry area sportsmen and outdoor enthusiasts from Spartansburg Columbus Elgin Beaverdam Wattsburg Spring Creek are invited to the Municipal Building Thursday evening November 5th at 7 o'clock for the organizing meeting of a Walton League of America chapter. Delegations from Jamestown and Warren chapters will speak noting Waltonian aims and past conventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Yiein
Spartansburg
Columbus
Elgin
Beaverdam
Wattsburg
Spring Creek
Walton League of America
J. T. Matson
Jamestown
Matson
Mr. Matson
Frank Mount
Warren
Mount
Naional
Chicago
Drivi Og
Trask Walton League
Tuask Walton League
Warton
Akron suspect freed in grand jury case at Jamestown
James town Nov 9 George Langstaff of Akron Ohio, held in connection with a 35100 theft from the Abrahamso Bigelow department store on Oct 4, was charged by Judge Allen Bargar City Court on motion of attorney Emmons G Swift Langstaff who was free on bail of 2000 remains a material witness bail continued He was arrested on a warrant charging him with third degree larceny and pleaded not guilty at arraignment A hearing for the defendants with the grand jury was held but a decision was reserved
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
George Langstaf
Akron
Ohio
Abrahamso-Bigelow
Bee
Allen ¥. Bargar
Emmons G. Swift
Langstaf
Langstaff
Libery
Bargar
Titusville Man Killed by Auto Near Roadside
A Titusville resident, L. McKinney, was found dead Wednesday near a dairy bridge outside city limits after being struck by a heavy car. Bert Clark discovered the body on his way to work at Titusville Iron Works. police and undertaker staff attended the scene.
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Clark
Flanders
Krenz
MacKinney
Fr A. Dickinson
Harry Gerson
Iront
Gerson
Krenv
Titusville
Lancaster
Mie
Krene
Accident at Dairy Route Bridge Kreny Fatal
A vehicle crash near the Dairy Route Bridge fatally injured Kreny when a car struck his neck and chest, then rolled over his body causing multiple fractures. The driver and occupants reportedly moved Kreis’s body to the roadside before aid arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kreny
Itaville
Kreni
Ullon
Kreis
Mysterious Footwear Marks Suggest Move of Holy Relic
Fragments describe shoe marks and worn footwear as evidence that a sacred relic or procession object had been relocated. The notes imply careful observation of footsteps and the possibility that the holy item was moved without broad disclosure.
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Nitro
Goman
Team
Grange
Pennad, A. R
Dare's Mentha Pepsin
Value First
Washington & N. Center Sts
Isaak Walton League
B. A. Krenz
Fit Hive Fis
Uniontown
Hayward Gilean
Toon
Ilean
Pennsylvania
Homestead
Ivy
Corbel Company
Mechanicsburg
Homan Downey
James Stroppes
G. Lawson
Boston
James
Condra’s Drug Store
Prince Albert
P. A
U.S
Pringe Albert
Prince Albert Prosiin
Sumeen
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