New Yorker to Speak at Emmanuel Church in New York
Mr John W Wood of New York will speak at Emmanuel Church tomorrow at 7:30 PM on the work of the church in the country and abroad. The secretary of the Board of Missions of the Episcopal Church has led a notable career and travels from New York to connect with front line and overseas efforts. The talk promises insights into church work, with musical tributes and reports from recent missions.
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John W. Wood
New York
Missions
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Emmanuel Church
Lomorrow
Wood
Tayman
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Hantow
Acta
Ulin
Mus Kenyon
No More Rides in Express Car
Reported policy action by Pennsylvania Railroad and Adams Express to ban unauthorized passengers from riding. Warren Times notes pending order aims to curb expressing of riders and curb privileges for conductors to prohibit companions on trains. The measure follows concerns about prior incidents and seeks to limit occurrences of unauthorized travel on express cars.
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Warren ‘Times
United States
Warren
Pennsylvania Railroad
Adams Express Company
II Ine
Aliel
Liege
Work League Starts Mission
The rescue mission for unemployed men opens Tuesday at the old Burley building at 12th and Peach. The Men's Lord House Workers League will staff the mission with 1.0 Clark as superintendent and Frans Hollst Mel Trottor securing accommodations. The effort aims to provide shelter and care for destitute men in cold conditions, with volunteers detailing rough testimonies and local church involvement.
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Burely
12Th and
Peach Streets
Lord House Workers League
Clark
Frans Hollst
Cloyne Land
Asin
Chuck Tox
Guna
Neuleo
Luce
Coroner Hunley Election Expenses and Result
Coroner Hunley ran in the Republican county race, spending 202.50 on campaign expenses, with 40 allocated to the public fund. He won by a narrow margin with 679 votes, just 11 behind the Democratic and Keystone party leaders, and his primary expenses totaled 262.75, totaling 105.25 after election costs.
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Fiie
Furton
Republican Party
Daniel Sr
Hanley
Hunley
Democratic
Keystone
Pxvenses
JUDGE CRISWELL TO DECIDE MATTER
Franklin November 24 Judge Criswell to decide if Ve nange Club violated licensing laws by allegedly sending Navier out of the club. The agreement could lead to a plea of felony or dismissal of charges if the court finds no violation. Criswell has not set a date for ruling and noted no other issues will be considered.
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Frankiln
Venange Club
Thy Bregwention
Hhoyes
Navier
Chaweil
Cite
Criswell
Grand Juy
Jamestown Man Sent to Jail in Local Police Court
A Jamestown man identified as Slumisville Nay 24 was jailed for thirty days after a disturbance on a train. Police Captain A Rauch supervised the transfer to Jamestown, and Mayor Pranels M Graft presided in police court where the defendant's appeal failed.
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Slumisville
Nay
William i
Nishone
Jamestown
N.Y
Hefner
Mendville
Elo Poles
A. Rauch
Pranels M. Graft
Tidioute Cutlery Co Buys Old School Building for Factory
In Tidioute Pa residents use home capital to back a cutlery plant. The Tidioute Cutlery Company purchased the old school building for 850 dollars, securing a deed from Jefferson Street to Heeny Line and Brown Street area with a driveway around the site. Machinery and fixtures are being installed, enabling start of production.
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Tidiout
Tidioutte
Pines
Dossibie
Tidioute Cutlery Company
Bovglit
Bore
Jefferson Street
Heeney
Frouth Brown
Reo
Natal
Ren Weaykonyxlovue
Corry Wins Bowling Match In Tight Intercity Duel
A spirited bowling match last evening saw Corry defeat Union City by 208 pins. Union City players included Joe Mahn 417, J Kelly 380, McCline 446, Yates "avg various, Hengery 470, Banks 484, A Weaver 198, Cari 480, Love 416, with totals around 763 to 768, while Corry posted similar high scores as both teams plan more games.
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Union City
Corry
Joe Mahn
J. Kelly
T. “McCline
G. Yates
Stinburg
Jerry—Ray Hengery
Banks
Weaver
Hy Cari
Love
Fotntu
Corry High School Publishes Monthly Paper
Corry High School students publish a new monthly paper to be issued next Monday from the Journal Shop. Editor G C Bovard leads a capable student staff to provide content for students and parents, with sections on athletics, literary and alumni matters along with community notes.
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Corry School
C.H. S
Corry High School
Corry
Pollitrone Flees From Meadville
Meadville November 24 Pasquale Pollitrone the Italian acquitted of the murder of Joseph Rows has fled Meadville taking to his shoes and is rumored to be headed to Butler where he was said to have been offered a post Monday He told his attorney and friends that he expected to return Halton fears the murder threats and whispers Pollitrone may depart for parts unknown with authorities unsure of his location
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Meadville
Pasquale Pollitrone
Joseph Rows
Tisstaken
Romans
Xeon
Ian
Butler
Pha Halton
Parla
Erie Trainman Seriously Injured In Narrow Escape
A Erie railroad trainman named Lyman suffered a deep gash on his head, minor arm and knee injuries after a switching engine struck near the Salamanca yard. He was taken to his Stewart street home and is expected to recover enough to return to duty in a couple of weeks. The accident occurred while he walked along the side of his train on the adjacent track.
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Meadville
Nevis
Mapley Sr
Erie Railroad
Stewart Street
Lyman
Salamanca Garde
Sloppy Arrested for Shooting in Oil City
Oil City November 15 Chief Morley filed formal information against James Sloppy charging him with shooting Michael Butryn on the Saturday before. Sloppy pled not guilty and could not post $600 bail, sent to city jail. Butryn remains in hospital recovering. Butryn says his hat blew off and a shot fired as he walked near Sleppy's home alley.
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Oil City
Saturday Bargains at Wood's Hardware Store
Saturday bargains advertised for Lake Shore tomatoes pumpkin peas and Malie sweet corn in four can packs. Prices listed as 1 Huny plus a special offer. Store location Wood's and Kee referenced with a 870 2125 contact/price line.
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Lake Shore
Hand Painted China on Sale at Mac Electric Light Co
Decorated china is on sale at the Mac Electric Light Co office at 107 Main at Root. Mrs R. 1, Poitnar, Im70 travels to the location for inquiries and purchases.
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Mac Electric Light Go
Mra. R
Poitnar
Fragmentary Notice Summary From Old Ledger
Fragmented OCR text shows names and positions such as Chan Tua, YW, Aenneey, Tadao Ami, Veena, Shara Wai, Fou Fu B, Pilate, Villno, Kai, Atoms, Davi Statuers, and Lunia. The content reads like a jumble of personal names, roles, and dates with missing context.
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We. Prreainy
Aaenneey 4
Leaseatier Chan Tua
Ys Boman
Tadao Ami
Ansip
Dona Wee
Wire
Shara Wai
Fou Fu
Unnetty
Rome
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