Fragmentary local notice with scattered items
A fragmented OCR fragment mentions a car incident near Pennsylvania Irvine with an overturned sedan and injuries, plus scattered shop items including oranges, meat, gloves, and Morton’s products. Names and places are garbled, with unclear dates or outcomes.
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Irvine
Crosssylvania
Continani
Morton
Gotlen Stennett
Thanksgiving recess notices and local updates
Schools close Wednesday afternoon for Thanksgiving recess and reopen Monday. Standard Oil of Ohio declares a 25 cent quarterly dividend on common and 40 cent on special, plus 1.25 on preferred stock. Edinboro speaker Ned Nye unable to appear December 1, replaced by Dr. James Marshall. Nye to speak in January at Kuinhoro. Turkey sells at 29 cents per pound, higher than last year. U.S. cri te ri production up week ended November 20. Ortman-Reitze awarded remodeling contract for Cowen lock, Meadvill e. Capt. George B. T. Eyston, speed record figure, courted for films by Warner Bros. Congressman Ben Jarrett to defend Rev. D. T. Thomas in murder trial. Harry M. Sherwood dies at 406 Walnut. Liquor control board tightens special order loophole, aging standards to apply. Church of the Nazarene window damage under police investigation. Golden Rule Club to give away 275 dollars in park drawings with multiple prizes. Ham bon State Teachers College students spend Thanksgiving at home. G Murphy Company moves into Horn block store addition. Rex Theatre to host Spook Show with stage acts and films.
Graham denies complete gravel report in Erie case
District Attorney Mortimer Gehan on Monday denied rumors that he possesses a copy of the state police report on the Erie County gravel scandal. He said his investigation has uncovered essentially all information contained in the report and declined to say if he will request the document again or call Major Lynn Adams as a witness.
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Mortimer
Gehan
Erie County
Gravel -Saanlal
Winle
Tral
Sovurnor
George J. Bayle
Denham
Graham
Warle
Lynn Adams
Suu Immonel
Lla
Await Ruling Today on Appeal of Milk Bond
Philadelphia dispatch reports the Pennsylvania control commission awaits a State Supreme Court ruling on its appeal from a Dauphin County order. The case challenges enforcement of the 1937 act requiring licensed dealers to file and insure payment of their bills to the producer.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Snilic ‘Control Commission
Pennsylavania
Wales
State Supreme Court
Dauphin County
Sparta Coach In Auto Crash Plan Thanksgiving Observance
Spartansburg news reports coach Carl Mallon of Spariansburg High School injured in a side swipe near Me Keespart while returning home with his parents. He walked three miles to a wrecker and missed school Monday. Town plans Thanksgiving observances with early post office and grocery closures. Read of local moves, deaths, and community notices including Patrick Harrison and Miss Geneva Morrison among several residents.
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Spartansburg
Carl Mallon
Spariansburg High School
Mallon
Me Keespart
Melviks
Matton
Meadwile
Sparta Consolidated School
Spartanbourg
Wasal
John E. Adams
Providence
R. J
Archie Knight
Riceville
Knight
Wood Street
Perry Tillotson
Orvey Vanderhoot
Eva
Bert Winans
Sparta
Steinbaugh
A. C. Still
Walter Vanderhoot
Hbor Hall
G O P Leaders to Decide Feasibility of County Caucus
Executive committee of the Republican county committee meets Wednesday night in the county courthouse board room to discuss disbanding the proposed caucus for selecting a congressional candidate. County chairman Fred Lamb says the decision will shape prospects for the party in the district and urges unified support from party leaders.
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Bhus
Republican County Committee
Curt House
Kely
Dunstey
Fred Lamb
Mt Gretna Wildlife Tract May Be Purchased
Negotiations underway today for sale of the 2000 acre Mt Gretna military reservation to the State Game Commission for wildlife preservation. The large tract includes 675 acres cleared and hasa history with Company A. The state already owns thousands of acres of grant land and aims to acquire 426,000 acres under a contract valued at 2 to 5 dollars per acre.
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Company A
Military Affairs Department
Nirvojay bin
Cumimnession
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