Many Improvements Being Made in Sparta and Vicinity
Spartansburg and vicinity enjoy clear weather as farmers fill granaries and prepare for winter. Brick veneer homes near Elderkin Hill, new cobble stone porch, fresh paint on Platt and Co. buildings, and a revived former B and R restaurant now housing the Corry Christian and Missionary Alliance church mark notable upgrades. A WPA project advances the new municipal building with stonework from local boulders. The Red Cross seeks stove and household items for a local home, and community groups schedule Grange meetings while visitors tour towns and attend local events and church gatherings.
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Sparta
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Cambridge Springs
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Linesville
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Kane Man Burned in Gas Blast at Home
Melvin Haig, 32, was burned by a gas explosion at his Kane home while digging a cellar. A pick struck a gas line and ignition followed, sending flames over his head and face. he was hospitalized in serious but stable condition.
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Titusville Man Hurt In Road Collision With Horses
Titusville constable Clyde McCutchen was seriously injured when his car collided with a team of horses driven by Frank Sutton on Route 408 near Townville. The accident, on a hill, left McCutchen with a scalp wound, possible rib injuries, and he was treated at a local physician's office and later at home. One horse died from injuries.
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Brook Street
Frank Sutton
Troy Township
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Golden Rule Club Plans Farewell for Corry Guardsmen
The Golden Rule Club approved a plan to host a public farewell for Company A of the Pennsylvania Union Guard, preparing a send off before their one year training in January. Ex Mayor Bracken urged a dinner or event, with Mayor Hepler pledging municipal support. A joint farewell may involve Kiwanis and other groups, with a committee to organize.
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Pennsylvania Union Guard
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British Admit Heavy Losses In Submarine War
London reports the admiralty stating German submarines sank 159,288 tons of merchant shipping in the week ending September 23, about three times the average. Nineteen ships were lost, plus three Allied vessels and five neutrals, totaling 14425 tons. Germany claims to sent 201,862 tons. total Allied and German losses up to September 23 reach 1,858,090 tons. Also notes King Peter I of Yugoslavia wore a bronze crown made from captured Turkish swords at his 1904 coronation.
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Fined for Reckless Driving After Corryite Slattery Crash
Corryite F A Slattery of Corry was fined 10 dollars and costs for disorderly conduct and 25 dollars plus costs for reckless driving after his car wrecked into a bank on West Main street Sheffield. He paid only partial fines at first and was later released when a friend paid the balance. he has 10 days to pay the rest. Privates N B Johns and J Thompson of the Warren state police aided in the arrest. Oboler, Arch, sold his first literary piece at age ten to the Chicago Daily News, marking his rise as a writer before moving to NBC.
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Justice of the Peace
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Kane Tax Duplicates Reflect 1940 Readjustments
Kane Pennsylvania tax duplicates for 1940 total 185403 dollars, down from 1999 figures. Tax Collector John Valentour cites triennial assessment readjustments completed last fall as the cause, with valuations to stand for three years unless changed by new construction or demolitions.
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Kane
John Valentour
Druggist Praises SAN-CURA Ointment
Frank Tr. Wray of Chicago endorses San-Cura Ointment after long drug experience in Apollo Pennsylvania. He cites remarkable effects for cuts burns eczema and skin irritations. San-Cura Ointment sells 35 cents at drug stores with Medicated San-Cura Soap at 25 cents.
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Frank Tr. Wray
Chicago
District College Notes From Ambiguous Broadcast Scene
Fragmentary OCR text references WABI 8 Quest 10:20 and a Manhat related club. Readable parts mention a broadcast scene with unclear series and European references. No clear event, dates, or named individuals present for a solid news item.
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Investigation into Practices Alleged by Public Officials
A garbled OCR reading hints at an inquiry into alleged official practices. The fragment references federal power and public roles, suggesting scrutiny of conduct and potential investigations by authorities into practices tied to governance.
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