Death claims aged resident of Columbus
John Tutton, one of Columbus's oldest residents, died at home after a stroke Sunday morning. Born April 22, 1849 in Columbus township, he farmed until moving to town 12 years ago. He belonged to the Dutton orchestra and married Emma Spencer in 1807. Funeral at his Columbus home Tuesday at 2 30 p.m. with interment in West Lawn Cemetery.
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Demin
Columbus
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Mr. Dutton
Colunbhis Township
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St Edward football player dies after blood transfusion
Allan Vale 16, fullback, died after a blood transfusion given to aid teammate William Weed 18 who donated blood following a severe football injury. Weed later died from his injuries while Don Wallis helped provide the final transfusion.
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United Press
Edward
Weed
Osceola High
Wake
Uie
Don Wallis
Omaha News- Bee
Clymer High Opens With Cage Victory
Clymer High opened its ouster pall season with a 35 to 16 win over Ripley High on the tatters court last night. Meehink led the charge with 17 points for Coach Case as Clymer promises a strongest scholusvie quintet this year. First league game is at Frawsturg in December.
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Ripley High
Tatters Court
Meehink
Case
Long Meets McLean in Ward Billiard Tourney Showdown
In the Philadelphia billiard tourney at the Winch Parlor, Orem Long faces Clinton McLean tonight as leaders chase the top spot. Harold Brown fell 5 to 3 to Charles Burkhardt and 65 1068 to Julio W. Maloney the night before. Monday's matches pair Swan with Burkhardt while Long and Zilzneck contest for lead in the final Tuesday showing.
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Woll
Milton Oi
Winch
Clinton McLean
Harold Brown
Charles Burkhardt
Julio W. Maloney
Swan
Burkhardt
Long
Zilzneck
Waynesburg and Juniata to close 1931 football season
Waynesburg College and Juniata College prepare for the final afternoon games of the 1931 season in Huntingdon Pennsylvania. The Yellow Jackets are favored to win after recent reverses while showing their best form of the year despite setbacks from earlier matches.
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United Press
Huntingdon
Wayneshire College
Juniata College
Yellow Jackets
Jackets
Hines
Two Have Close Call In Auto Crash Near Clymer
CLYMER Nov 2 Two people escaped serious injury after a near collision on the highway near Clymer. The incident drew a crowd as drivers swerved to avoid a crash, with both vehicles sustaining damage but no serious injuries reported. Investigating officers cautioned motorists to exercise care in the approaching dusk.
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Clymer
Pie Social At Greeley Hill School November 28
Sciota news notes a pie social at Greeley Hill School scheduled for Friday evening November 28 with a program and social activities. The Sciota Community Aid group reports a growing turnout and a nearly completed quilt for the aid society.
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Sciota Community Aid
Sciota
Jey ID. v Baker
William Rust
White
West Columbus Avenue
Corry
Martin Madison
Mendyilie
Lewis Thomas
Delbert Clare
Sherman
Jewel Long
Arthur ‘Tompsons
A. M. Waltous
Dward Harvey
F. O. Harvey
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Brit
Roy Borstorff
Pleasant Mount
Charles Bell
Venus Whiteley
Riversville
W. Way
John Whitley
Mill Village
George Adams
Frank Adams
Carter Hill
M. W. Williams
Westfeld
N. Y
Hursday
Edward Amidon
Ida Williams
Charles Manwaring
Columbus
Greeley Hill
Raith Adams
Seioa
West Spring Creek To Host Community Thanksgiving Dinner
West Spring Creek residents plan a community Thanksgiving dinner at the Grange Hall inviting all. The West Spring Creek Ladies Aid held their meeting with twelve members, discussed a quilt project, and noted a Thanksgiving program at the school with all pupils performing.
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West Skyng Creek
West Spring
Homer Bulard
Steve Martin
Charles Popovich
John Wilson
George Wilson
Allen Wright
Glenn Wright
Guy
Clair Morton
Trvin Palmer
Grange Hall
Siple Named Defendant In Damage Suit
Paul Siple a noted Boy Scout ally is named defendant in a $40 200 damage suit filed in Brie county court. The action stems from an auto accident on November 6 at 6th Street and Schenley Drive. Ina Yockey and F Yockey seek damages for injuries including three fractured bones in the right wrist and other injuries plus medical costs and loss of services. Rossiter and Dunn represent the plaintiffs.
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Paul Siple
Bele
6Th Street
Schenley Drive
Ina Yockey
F. ©. Yockey
Siple
Law Firm of Rossiter and Dunn
Mountaineers Favored Over Penn State Tilt
Morgantown WV November 21 West Virginian University stood as a favorite to defeat Penn State in a gridiron clash marked as the first meeting in six years.
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W. Va
West Virginian University
Penn State
Federal agent suspended after deadly wine dispute
Denver dispatch reports Henry Dierks a federal prohibition agent suspended for murder charges in the death of Melford G. Smith 20 after a fight over three ounces of wine. Woodcock national prohibition administrator branded Dierks as brute force and no brains.
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Denver
Colo
Henry Dierks
Federal Prohibition
Dierks
Melford G. Smith
National Prohibition
John F Vivian
Woodcork
Grandi Visits Historic Shrines in Philadelphia
Italian Foreign Minister Dino Grandi tours Philadelphia sites connected to early American Republic history. He leaves City Hall with Mayor Mackay and may inspect the League Island naval base and Pennsylvania Museum paintings if time allows. He attended a Sons of Italy banquet the prior night.
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Philadelphia
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Thuly
Hayy A. Mackay
Grandi
League Island Navy Base
Pennsylvania Museum
Order of Sons of Italy
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Lowe To Head Warren County Supervisors In 1st Year
At the Warren County supervisors and auditors convention on Friday afternoon M. Lowe was elected president for the coming year. Other officers named include First Vice President William Olney and Second Vice President B. R. Owens with GS. Hong as secretary and FF. G. Chipman as treasurer. Delegates to the state convention were R. L. Anderson Clayton Bucuus and J. B. Fogle. A rural roads address by Frank Chapman opened the session followed by Harrisburg convention reports and a resolutions committee led by Wr. Iney.
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Pittsburgh
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Neal Wallace
West Point
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Feath Gravink
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Ladies Auxiliary of the American Legion
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Texbellville
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Cleveland
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Warren
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Charles Meyerink
Frank Chapman
Harrisburg
Iney
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B. R. Owens
M. Lowe
A. W. Munford
Harry Wheelock
L. L. Bishop
National Borealty Service
Tilby Smith Executed in Ohio State Penitentiary
Tilby Smith a 26 year old truck driver from Ashtabula was executed by electric chair for the murder of his wife Clara Smith in Ohio State Penitentiary. He died after writing a statement claiming innocence. His sweetheart Mrs Matt Lowther plotted the killing and received a separate death sentence though her new trial was granted.
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Columbus
Tilby Smith
Ashtabula
Ohio State Penitentiary
Clara Smith
Matt Lowther
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