Winter stakes boost Rex Theatre prize in Paragram
A weekly Rex Theatre award went unclaimed boosting next week’s prize to 109. Corry hunters joined local units for the opening of small game season in nearby woods. In Pennsylvania Corry nimrods have hunted across the border in New York. Conrada store readies for opening in Bran Savatore building as stock is arranged. Carole Lombard and Clark Gable Hollywood romance rumored with Lombard dropping birth name. Rail association reports car loadings at 14,175, down from prior week but up on year. State emergency taxes grossed 8,540,406 in October raising total to 57,913,000. Public game refuges approved for 11,470 acres. Economics show slight uptick due to improved business conditions. Weather warms, fences prepared for winter, governor and Mrs Earle head to Florida, Roosevelt re-election sparks stock gains.
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Pennsylvania
New York State
Sparta School Students Benefit Play Opens Hunt In Sparta
Spartansburg Pa November 6 8 o clock a m marks opening of mall game season to run 18 days through the 16th hunters urged to wear red in woods athletic association sponsors Firemen Hall entertainment tonight with plays Twins Jerry Joins On and The Light Went Quit proceeds to basketball teams junior class sponsors amateur show November 20 prizes 10 5 and 2 50 entries due November 16 send to Margaret Cowles plus club social notes and local visits
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Spartansburg
Athletic Association
Firemen Hall
Basketiball
Jerry Joinson
The
Sparta High
Stags Ig
Margaret Cowles
Ivy Hmbroidery Club
Minnis Myers
Pat Membbers
Mebel Weidner
Sual
Lyle R Bennett
Lewisburg
Union County
K. Arjen Bennett
George H. Davis
Brakenstraw Valley
Corryton
Ruigsell
West Springfield
Baldwin Brothers
San Cura Ointment Promises Quick Burn and Pain Relief
An advertisement touts San Cura Ointment as the best antiseptic first aid for burns cuts and bruises. It claims rapid healing and relief from itching bleeding piles eczema tetter boils pimples with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied. Available in 5c 60c at leading drug stores.
Hospital tax pledge stands against 1927 rise
Ari Nov 6 statement by County Commissioner chair Schluraff says county taxes will not rise beyond the 7.0 mils in 1927 despite tuberculosis hospital construction. Maintenance costs and delayed operation mean no near term tax increase, countering pre election claims of higher levies.
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Ari
Helén Mr. Schluraff
Board of County Commissioners
Thay Staplely
Harvey M. Willis
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Fey Hote
Ward Leader Charged Over Polling Place Incident
Philadelphia Republican ward leader Noy ander Lichtenstein faced charges of locking a polling place on election day and tampering with voting machines. He claimed to have been threatened and noted a dispute over his actions.
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United Prose
Philadelphia
Noyander Lichtenstein
Steyn
Waterford Man Amos S. Kingen Dies in Car CO Poisoning
Amos S. Kingen, 67, of Waterford, was found dead in his running car in a garage at 12:45 p.m. Thursday from carbon monoxide poisoning. Dr. C. K. Wooster, acting coroner, said he had been in the car about an hour. Relatives noted recent depression. he had visited a local store until shortly before his death. Survived by two sisters, Mrs. Effie Mitchel and Mrs. (surname incomplete).
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Brit Noy
Amos S. Kingen
Waterford
Hig
Kingen
C. K. Wooster
Notable Names in Waterford Area Then and Now
Fred Stinson of Waterford and Mrs. Ray Gates of Union City are listed alongside Mrs. Mildred Bennett of Centerville and brothers William Hingen of Guys Mills and Clarehe Kingen of Anton. Kingen, once of Meadville, had lived in Waterford for years in a Miln Street apartment where he resided alone since his wife’s death years ago.
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Fred Stinson
Waterford
Ray Gates
Union City
Mildred Bennett
Centervile
William Hingen
Guys' Mills
Claréhee Kingen
Anton
Kingen
Meadville
Miln Street
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Rex Theatre
Conrada
Bran Savatore
Bing
Carole Lombbard
Olark Gable
Fuure
Miss Lombard
Jane Peters
Powell
Association of American Railrods
Ollock
John B. Kelly
State Liquor Control Board
Board of State Game Commissioners
University of Pittsburgh Bureau of Business Research
Washington
T Whittlesey
Corry
National Prohibition Committee
Fred C. Grimshaw
North East Borough
Buffalo
Erie
Coastguard
Lake Erie
Duneiric
Dunkirk
W. L. Dunn
Cochranton
Hike
Glate Highway Department
Hars Visbuns
Earl
Enew
Edward Harsington
George H. Earle
Florida
Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Sparta School
Athletic Ass'n
Curry & Gizzie
Charles A. Myers
Gentar Street
Columbus Avenue
Vate
Willis Biwlingame
Fish Flats
Lawn
Marshall Wilson
Akron
Norman Smith
Floyd Fosbure
Guy M. Fish
Detroit
Mich
Iti Ats Stendance
Coliseum
Fair Grounds
Guy
Finer Stover
Rome
Charley Torrey
Vicks VapoRub
Amos Kingen
New Deal Optical Ps
Erie, Pa
England
United Press
London
Nelly Don
Chapin’s
SPEC
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center Street
Corry, Pema
Seaman Spangenberger
U. S.S. Mississippi
Cay
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