The Talk of the Town at Library Theater Delights
Twenty years ago report notes a picked house praising the talent show The Talk of the Town at the Library Theater last night with beautiful drills and tansien numbers drawing clear acclaim. Authorities in North East hold a strong clue to four men suspected in the slaying of Police Officer James Albay. Gas engine failure halts High School building heating, no classes today. Elizabeth Davenport dies at 82 in home of son in law H A Johnson on Smith Street. Supervisor Fairchild of the P and B railroad visits Erie. Miss Mstellé Schoenwald and Mr Mabel Schaub spend Monday in Garland. O'Day couple return from New York City and Philadelphia to their city home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Library-Théatre
Drills
Tansien Mumibers
North East
James Albay
Elizabeth Davenport
H. A. Johnson
Smith Street
Family Doctor Returns as Trusted Guide to Health
The family doctor, Silys, argues for a revived role for general practitioners amid specialist overreach and self diagnosis. He predicts a health fad fade, with patients seeking thorough guidance, diet balance, and a trusted physician who serves as healer, guide, and friend to the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silys
Philospher
Seizure of Fredonia Alcohol Cleaning Plant by Authorities
Federal agents and state troopers seized a large distilling plant in Fredonia along with cleaned alcohol and related materials. Anthony Joy and Vincent Barile were arraigned on charges of manufacturing and maintaining a nuisance with bail set at 5000 each. A separate land sale announced a large public hunting ground in Eleani Jefferson counties spanning 8600 acres and 15 miles of air line from Dubois.
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Jamestown
Water Street
Fredonia
Anthony Joy
Vincent Barile
Duulsirk
Joy
Barlle
Dunkirk
Eleani
Jefferson Counties
DuBois
State Game Commission
Former Corry Boy Marries in Buffalo in Burfalo
Announcement notes the marriage of Merrill J. Campbell of Erie and formerly Corry to Mildred Rupp Lackay of Buffalo. Ceremony held Tuesday afternoon November 18 at the home of Mildred Lackay’s parents on Depew Avenue Buffalo, conducted by Rev Lester Lackay. Attendants included Guy Kilpatrick, pastor, with Arthur L. Campbell of Erie as best man and Miss Hunan Pell present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merill J. Campbell
J. W. Campbell
Erie
Mildred Rupp Lackay
William A. Rupp
Depew Avenue
Bull
Uichiride
Lester
Lackay
Ghani Kilpatrick
Central
A. Ruyp
Hosur Park
Funeral Services for Miss H Kinley in Corry
Funeral services for Miss Katherine Kinley were held at 2 PM at her sister Mrs Bryber’s home in Corry, with Rev. Hy A Heol officiating. Attendants included Mr and Mrs Frank Lille, Allan Spencer, Walter Jensen, and Jona Kibby. Interment followed at Fide Gisve yesterday.
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Katherine Motlnley
Corry Hospital
Bryber
Corry
Baptist Church
Reldtiyey
Usiehbury
Lilie
Agleetlond
Isle of
Fighting Illiteracy Drives National Readiness Crusade
The United States intensifies a nationwide effort to curb illiteracy led by a President Hoover appointed committee and state advisory groups. In four states Alabama Georgia South Carolina and Louisiana last winter nearly a quarter million adults learned to read and write. The drive urges more night schools and additional adult education programs nationwide to expand opportunity and use the nation’s wealth for education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Hoover
Alabama
Georgia
South Carolina
Louisiana
Tiliersey
RACKET VICTIMS AND THE CRIME WAVE
The piece notes racketeering spreading from Chicago into other cities and industries. It cites a newspaper count of 89 people shot in one month with 35 in New York and few arrests. It warns racketeers dominate business and unions by violence and extortion.
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Chicago
New York
Thusness
Vignor
Lost World author and Maine fate questions
Answers to yesterday's questions reveal Napoleon, Roaring Waters, metal edge milling, crushing, and an Italian Naples location. A happy Senior High social session was enjoyed with Louise Hendrickson and Alice Brant guiding dancing and refreshments for the club's practice house event.
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Maine
Norway
Napoleott
Italy
Naples
Glan
Ash Avening
Louise Hendrickson
Alicé Brant
Daily Lessons in English by W L Gordon
A compact English notes column explains common word usage and pronunciation. It highlights terms like preventive versus preventive as well as relief and relieve, and introduces the word vivid with examples of its lifelike imagery.
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W. L. Gordon
A Problem a Day: joint work time with son
A man can do a piece of work in 11 percent days. His son works 9/16 as fast. Together their combined rate yields the total time required to finish the work. The problem asks for the completion time when both work simultaneously.
Man Dies on 80th Birthday in Dunkirk
Robert F. Gross a prominent banker and philanthropist died at his home 711 Central avenue Dunkirk at 6 45 p m age 80 yesterday after ten days of critical illness. Cause was complications from injuries from a fall through an elevator shaft at his home ten weeks earlier. His wife died two years ago and his sister Miss Julia Gross was at his bedside.
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Dunkirk
Robert 4. Gross
Central Avenue
Mr. Gross
Julia Gross
Claims He Paid $3 000 After Raid in Liquor Case
Grand jury probe into illegal activities by constables magistrates in Clark County liquor cases closed. Complaints named District Attorney Harry Russell and a witness who said he paid up to 4 000 dollars to Constable Jack Alexander Clifton Shreve and Squire I R Morrison to settle liquor cases. Russell said he believed the witness and indicated the matter would go before a city alderman for preliminary action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brin
Conalebles
Russell
Oil City Road to Be Finished by Spring 1931
The good goods committee of the Oil City chamber, after a conference with state highway engineer T. C. Frame, announced that the remaining portion of Route 9 between Oil City and Warren, the Pleasantville road, will be completed early in spring 1931 or as funds allow. The two mile stretch, about 100 feet wide and costing around 100 thousand dollars, is currently being surveyed and plans will be drawn up when funds are available.
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Oil City
Good Goods Committee
The
Chamber of Commerce
T. C. Frame
State Highway Department
Franklin
Warren
Pleasantville
Chamber
State Department
Frame
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Journal
Fairchild
Die P. and B. Railroad
Mstellé Schoenwald
Mr Mabel Schaub
Garland
Mrs. O'Day
New York City
Philadelphia
Burfalo
Miss H Kinley
Jona Kibley
Ay Methbu
Second Avenue
Moe
Mea
Warren-Titusville
Oil City Trust Company
Ou Gitu
Golfland
NEW
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center St
Ness
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