Noted English poet and critic to speak here
Edward Davison, English poet and critic, will lecture before the Women’s Club on Mott Street next Tuesday evening, November 26, at eight o’clock. Non members pay 25 cents. Davison’s fourth year lecturing in America covers clubs, colleges, and universities from Texas to Maine, with over twenty engagements recently fulfilled. His talks link everyday life with literature, mixing scholarship, humor, and a beloved English folk-song reading voice to inspire audiences of all ages.
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Indigestion Healed by Famous Konjola Says Mrs Marks
Mrs Sarah Marks of Philadelphia reports long struggle with gas and stomach pain eased after using Konjola. In four weeks her digestion and strength improved, with appetite returning and health restored. She praises Konjola and Downey's drug store as sources for the remedy.
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New Car Deliveries And Used Car Stocks Reported
Notice lists ten new automobiles sold and delivered in thirty days to owners including Walter Groters Sam Groters Clarence A Anderson D W Braokin James Sears Orvis Seeley and others plus eighteen used cars during the same period. The dealer invites inquiries at 112 West Avenue and notes they can locate preferred used cars through contacts and deliveries in September and October.
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James Sears
Orvis Seeley
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Ralph W. Glenn
Wirst Avenue
John Wiggers
Chrysler and Durant
Sonne's Case Deferred Pending Settlement in Erie Court
In Erie on November 20 Ray Sonne, 40, of 731 West Elm Street Titusville, faced a count of involuntary manslaughter. Proceedings paused after a grand jury indictment stood, with an understanding Sonne may seek a financial settlement with the Briggs family of Waterford tied to a fatal auto incident involving Sonne. If no settlement occurs, the case proceeds. An investigation tied the fatality to a car seen near a Waterford gasoline station the night before.
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112th Regiment Wins Praise from Erie Officers
Franklin November 20. Captain Ralph N DeWoody First Lieutenant Thomas McCann and Second Lieutenant Raymond Brown attended the National Guard officers conference of the 112th Infantry in Erie. The event covered regiment matters and personnel at the Hotel Lawrence and other venues. A Marienville youth, aged about, died after an accident at a glass factory where he fell from a hot mixing platform while handling molten cullet. He was injured around 12:45 a.m. and died two hours later about 45 miles from Marienville. He is survived by his mother Mrs Ada Rodgers four sisters and three brothers. Gerald W Page of Erie returned home for a visit and will resume work Thursday morning.
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Notable officers praise 28th Division at 212th Infantry meeting
Present were Colonel Jenks of the Third Army Corps Col Zierdt 28th Division Inspector Major General Brookfield and Col Lowrey senior Inspector of the Division Colonel Charles B Smathers Lieutenant Colonel Monroe A Means and Major Carroll who led the meeting for the 212th Infantry Col Jenks and Col Zierdt complimented the 28th Division declaring it the best in the National Guard They praised the 112th Infantry as the leading regiment of the division and spoke to Colonel Smathers
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Popular Poet’s Memorial Hospital Established in Indiana
The Jamies Whitcomb Riley Memorial Hospital for children opens in Indianapolis Indiana as a state funded tribute to the poet. Funds collected statewide support its operation and it was formally mediated on October 7 19% with trustees of Indiana University to oversee care for ill children.
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Inquest Into Woman's Death Near Roosevelt Highway
In Warren on November 20 a fourth inquest in a month will be held at Red Ding Ailing station Scott's Crossing on the Roosevelt highway two miles east of the Erie County line. Coroner Fd Lowrey will question witnesses before a jury in the death of Mrs. Glen Henry who died when her husband’s auto collided with a car driven by Clayton Bratt of Celoron New York. The inquiry is held at the scene due to unusual crash conditions.
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Faces chair for child's death
United Press reports in Cleveland on November 20 that Franke Andrews, the father who drove his car off a cliff causing the death of his infant son, fought to avoid execution. His ex wife, Mrs Selma Andrews, testified sobbing that the crash was deliberate as she described the deadly plunge and injuries to the family.
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Tunneys Enroute 70 United States
Gene Tunney former heavyweight champion and Mrs Tunney left Naples en route to New York after a Rome wedding. They stayed at the Hotel DeRussie and limited press access. They planned to visit Sorrento but reportedly drove off a cliff in their car. Mrs Andrews mourns a possible divorce amid courtroom testimony. defense cites a fainting spell before the crash.
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Trapper Missing Near Punusutawey
John Miller a 40 year old trapper from Simmerville disappeared while following a line of traps in the woods of northern Jefferson county. Searchers including school boys and many men have looked since Monday morning after his automobile and one trap were found, with no trace of Miller to date.
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Two Women Injured In Car Crash Near Mifflin
Harrisburg dispatch reports Mrs. A. G. Holland of Witlinsburg died at Lewistown Hospital after a car carrying two women rolled over several times near Mifflin yesterday. Mrs. Olive Schenefelt of Pitcairn suffered serious injuries.
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