Quiet Boom For Gen Shannon For Governor
MIE Nov 15 A quiet boom for Brigadier General Edward C Shannon to govern PA began after Armistice Day events. He has backing from Pittsburgh Republicans and insurgent Democrats of Home County. If elected he would appoint Gen Howard Martin as guard commander, with Pinchot resisting. Kephart seen as premature. Shannon will not seek an open bid now.
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Mie
Edward C. Shannon
Pennsylvania
Gifford Pinchot
Isd
Shannim
Pittsburgh Republicain Machine
Democrats
Hoie County
Shannon
Pennsylvania National Guard
Howard Martin
Republican Party
Pinchot
Iis
Marlin
Supreme Court
John Kephart
North Girard
Rainfall Holds Up Road Work on City Route
Rainfall in October and early November has delayed construction on the Allegheny highway section between McCray Run and President Road. District Highway Engineer 8 C Fyns said only about 2,800 feet of base remains to be laid and sunlight shortage near the river has hindered grading operations, keeping the project largely at a standstill.
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Shetch of
Allegheny
McCray Run
President Road
8. C. Fyns
Me River
Conyautor
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Department of Highways
Northampton County
New England
Bath
Moorestown
Moore Township
Sam Lewis
Northampton
Younger Boys Confer at Oil City Saturday
The Younger Boys conference in Oil City draws attention to attendance from Corry and nearby junior groups. Organizers urge groups to arrange transportation for attendees and prepare to join the event with plans for logistics and a tea priced at 60 cents covering meal program and fuel.
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Oil City
Corry
Ting
Lety Boys
Corey
Nes
M. Hengst
Corry Men Face Prohibition Hearings Wednesday
Corry residents Ray Dastens and Gus Giotas will attend preliminary hearings Wednesday afternoon before US Commissioner Enoch Filer on charges of violating the prohibition act. Both men, residents of West Main streets, are charged with sale and possession of liquor following investigations and raids by Erie prohibition agents. They are currently free on bail pending the hearings.
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Corry
Ray Dastens
West Main Street
Gus Giotas
Willl
Enoch Filer
Whey
Filer
Daskas
Giotas
Erie Prohibition
Jamestown Furniture Market shows rising trend
Jamestown furniture sellers report an cautiously rising trend after the first four days of the Fall show. Officials and manufacturers say buyers are optimistic for the season with New designs and styles drawing attention. Early American designs remain popular while solid woods like mahogany walnut maple and oak gain spotlight.
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Jamestown
Malek and Stearns Visit Friends in Cleveland Weekend Trip
Misses Anna and Mary Malek, guests Miss Ethel Stearns, drove to Cleveland Thursday to visit friends and returned Friday. Edgar Spoon plans to motor to W Spring Creek for the weekend with Miss Katherine May. Stearns also visited Amma and Mary Malek of Prevadiila Hill. Mr and Mrs George Malek hosted guests including Michael Pokosh and Mary of Wrightsville. Wranke Malek accompanied them home.
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Columbus
Anna
Mary T. Malek
Ani
Ethel Stearns
Cleveland
Edgar M. Spoon
W. Spring Creek
Katherine May
Amma
Mary Malek
Prevadiila Hill
Michael Pokosh
Tony
Mary
Wrightsville
George Malek
Wranke Malek
Parmint Cure Promises Permanent Relief For Catarrhal Deafness
An ad touts Parmint as a permanent remedy for catarrhal deafness and head noises caused by catarrh. It claims temporary relief from sprays and inhalers, urging constitutional treatment to expel the poison. Instructions: mix with hot water, add sugar, take a tablespoonful four times daily.
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Kelster
Coroners Probe Into Death At Clarendon Man Low Cost Road
A coroner's jury in Clarendon investigates the death of Joseph Varone, fatally struck by a car driven by Gerald B. Dean, near Route 6. Witnesses describe confusion over the incident and injuries from broken glass. The jury convened at the City Building as proceedings proceed through the week.
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Dean
Madeline Miller Hall
Dunlark
Pennsylvania Avenue
Racket Targeting Titusville Merchants Reported
A Titusville report notes a young man obtaining merchandise and charging it to others, a fraud affecting local grocers. Another victim has spent money advertising to counter the scheme. Mrs. Guy Whaley will host the Mor D. Phin Club at her West Spring Creek home Wednesday afternoon and invites all members.
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Titusville
Guy Whaley
Mor D. Phin Club
West Spring Creek
Highway Dept Experiments Observe Concrete Pavement Link
Engineers from several states observed the operation to study pavement performance. They tested cement bound joints and borings, noting the surface appearance closely matches concrete while evaluating durability and traffic surface qualities.
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Department of Highways
Segnal
Fortleboeuf Chapter Meeting Notice
Fort Lepevenr Chapter hosts a public gathering at the Punsy Willow Tet Room in Eri Saturday afternoon. A luncheon at 12:80 welock will follow, with Mrs. F. O. Howard, Mrs. J. B. Patterson, Mrs. B. F. Stare, Mrs. Wave Perkins, Alma Ferrl and Louise Williams listed as attendees. Regular chapter business to follow the luncheon.
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Fort Lepvenr
Eri
Welock
F. O. Howard
Mra
J B. Patterson
B. F. Stare
Wave Perkins
Alma ‘Férr'l
Louise Williams
Brockville congressman involved in auto crash injuring boy
Congressman N L Strong of Brockville lost control of his car in Brockville on Monday. The machine careened into a pole and then struck 6 year old Frank Ferraro, seriously injuring him. The boy was taken to Brockville hospital for examination to determine injuries. Mrs Frances Blain of Barnes visited Corryviends yesterday.
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Brookville
N. L. Strong
Brockville
Inter Pole
Ferraro
Brockville Hospital
Frances Blain
Barnes
Corryviends
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Paul Bransom
Cinstrnpton
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Dugney
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