Funeral services for G A Broadhead held Monday
Jamestown reports the funeral for Ger A Broadhead who died after a hunting accident last Friday. Relatives and friends gathered at the Broadhead home in Bouhood for services led by Rev Clyde Grover and Rev Y L Welcher. Burial followed at Lakeview Cemetery with American Legion rites by Findley Lake post.
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Ger- Akl A. Broadhead
James Broadhead
Bouhood
Findley Lake
Sherman
Clyde Grover
Stilhwater
Y. L. Welcher
Boniwood
Broadhead
Shower for Bride-to-Be Miss Anne Dempsey in NT NY
A miscellaneous bridal shower honored Miss Anne Dempsey at her North Tonawanda home last evening. Guests enjoyed bridge among gifts from friends, with awards to Miss Hila Hart and Mrs. Rose Renard. Twelve attendees shared refreshments in a festive, informal event.
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Anne Dempsey
Skim
North Tonawanda
Fleet
North Center Street
Miss Dempsey
Bridge
Hila Hart
Rose Renard
Remedy for Colds and Fevers Promoted as Sweedy Cure
An obscure advertorial notes a remedy labeled Sweedy claiming to cure colds grippe fever dengue bilious fever and malaria. The claim emphasizes broad efficacy and positions the product as the most sweedy remedy known, without medical validation.
Girl Hurt As Car Hits Pole in Erie Accident
Anna Mae Weschler, 19, daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert E Weschler of Browne Avenue, was injured when the car she rode in struck a telegraph pole at 26th and Cherry streets. She suffered severe facial cuts and a possible broken rib, and was taken to St Vincent’s hospital. Spicer, driving Miss Weschler west on 26th, swerved to avoid a northbound car on Cherry street and hit the pole, with police noting the other driver failed to stop at the through street.
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Anna Mae Weschler
Robert E. Weschler
Browne Avenue
Cherry
Vincent's Hospital
Jen Ri
Glent R. Spier
Buffalo Road
Miss Weschler
26Th Street
Cherry Street
Thru Street
Spicer
Armour Takes Over Pittsburgh Firm Acquisition Confirmed
The Pittsburgh Provision and Packing Co. confirmed that Armour and Company of Chicago will acquire its entire business effective December 1, 1929. The financial terms were not finalized, but rumors suggested a multi million dollar deal. The Pittsburgh firm operates branches in Johnstown, Cumberland and other Pennsylvania cities.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Provision Fund Packing Co
Veneom
Armour and Go
Chicago
Auancal
Ti Wan
Pittsburgh Provision and Packing Co
Johnstown
Cumberland
Pennsylvania
Students Strike Over Football Dismissals Protest
Four hundred high school students walked out in Grafton on November 12 demanding an investigation into the dismissal of football players. They told the president they would not return until the matter is resolved, as the earlier strike threat had not materialized. The dismissals occurred about a week earlier for alleged negligence in studies.
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United
Grafton
W. Vai
Death Claims Pioneer Resident of Wattsburg
Mrs. Mary Ann Marts died at her daughter’s Wattsburg home last night at 10:80 after eleven days illness. She was 89 years six months seven days, lived near Wattsburg since childhood and endured the fire that destroyed her home. Survived by son Lawrence C. Marts of Corry, daughters Delia Burrows and Jennie R. Cook, ten grandchildren and twelve great grandchildren. Funeral Thursday at 2 pm from Mrs. Burrows’s home. interment in Wattsburg cemetery. Rev Burman officiating.
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Wattsburg
Mary Ann Marts
Delia Burrows
A.D
Maria
Wattburg
Dan
Lawrence C. Marts
Corry
Delia Bhirrawy
Jennie R. Cook
Punetal services held for Mrs Glen Henry in Sciota
Sciota notes report funeral services for Mrs Glen Henry to be held Wednesday at 2 pm from Mrs William Ploss home 1284 White Street Corry Rev H P Reagle to officiate with interment in Pine Grove cemetery Community Aid to meet Friday with Mrs Bertha Bors torff they hope to hold their bazaar in Corry before Thanksgiving guests include Mr and Mrs McKinley Sherman Marjorie of Kinzua and other local residents enjoyed visits and family occasions through the week
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Elton Simmons
McKinley Sherman
Marjorie
Kinzua
William Barrett
North Warren
Charles Hurl- Hout
Corry
Henry Ross
Grove City
Leander McConnell
Forestville
W. H. Burnett
John Potocki
Erie
Frignda
Charles Borstorff
Orrin Borstorff
Edwin Borstorff
Union City
LeRoy Borstorff
Lucy Schurman
Buffalo
Ione Williams
Sunday guests and hunting trip near Sheffield
Mrs Marion Rumbaugh and her son Bobby visited Mrs Fern Deeter in Columbus with Lawrence Davison. Last Saturday William Brown Harry Bemis and Amog Bemis went to their camp near Sheffield for a few days hunting.
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Manwarten
Columbus
Marion Rumbaugh
Bobby
Lawrence Davison
Fern Deeter
William Brown
Harry Bemis
Amog Bemis
Sheffield
Shoe Store Opens in Fairclough Building West South Street
Jol J. Iveyson opens a new shoe store in the Fairclough building on West South Street occupying the southeast wings. The shop features modern equipment and furnishings by Mr. Neylot and a well lighted window display, presenting splendid quarters for the enterprise.
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Jol J. Iveyson
Fairclough
West South Street
Neylot
Scheol
Neylon
San Cure Ointment and Soap Ad Claim Relief
A vintage ad promotes San Cure Ointment and San Gura Soap to treat pimples rash facial blemishes and scalp irritation. It promises quick relief after five nightly applications with a money back guarantee and lists price points of 25 cents 60 cents and one dollar for the ointment and soap.
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Nest
Mary
Bootleggers Remain Cautious Amid Washington Scrutiny
Washington bootleggers keep prices steady despite Senate and grand jury probes into prohibition enforcement. Rum, whiskey, gin and other spirits list with prices cited. officials weigh further witness calls after a murder inquiry.
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Washington
Senate
Grard Jury
Grand Jury
Iow
Loomis
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Frank
Might
Willard
Fenr
Brookhart
Armistice Bay Football Scores Across Teams and States
A listing of football scores shows Armistice Bay matchups with St Louis U, Oldlahotal Aggies, West Coast Army, Navy, Brigham Young, and multiple colleges including Loyola, Kirksville, Montana State, Wyoming, and more. Highlights include West Coast Army 6, West Coast Navy 0 and multiple 0s and mid-range scores across regional colleges.
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St. Louis U
Oldlahotal Aggies
West Coast Army
West Coast Navy
Brigham Young
Golorada
Loyola of Chicago
Loyola of New Orleans
Kirksville
Montana State
Wyoming U
Quincy
Timely M.A
Buens Vista
Nebrata
Weat
New Messee Military
Wiyeka
Carthage
Butea
Colbyth
Indiana
Pict
St. Francia
St. Vincent
St Thomas
St. Bonaventure
Waynesburg
Geneva
Western Maryland
Loyout
Balmers
T. Abilene Christian
Texas Tech
Arkansas Tech
Ouachita
Bethel
Oakland City
Central
Penn
Tyeleth
Middle Teachers
Howard Payne
St. Bowards
Intermountain Union
Billings
Blackmailer 70 Faces Hearing Today Over Mayors Case
Butler Pa Wilkinsburg and Combes were in custody over an alleged blackmail plot against Mayor George Wick. An alderman hearing was scheduled today after Wick reported a telegram demanding 1500 dollars to halt distribution of damaging campaign circulars.
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Butler
Combes
Wilkinsburg
Dyrested
George Bob Wick
Wick
Deny Attempt on Life of Mussolini Reported
London reports a claimed Mussolini assassination attempt on Sunday, later denied. The Rome source cited by Giornale D Italia and picked up by Daily Chronicle said 200 people were arrested in connection with the alleged plot.
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London
Assis
Sinate
Italy
Daily Telegraph
Rome
Trial of Count Polignac Ring Opens in Liquor Case
United Press reports in Washington that the long-awaited trial of Count Polignac and associates tied to a New York liquor ring may begin. Prosecutors plan to call witnesses while authorities scramble to assemble records and evidence from federal offices, including the Justice Department and Treasury, as the case centers on alleged violations of the dry laws and a multi-million dollar operation.
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York Rum Ring
Polignac
Pany
Robert Watts
New Yorke
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Parsons
Shere
Il di Watts
Treas
Wes Broga
Amer
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Reikl
Houn
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