Malloyes Claim Self Defense In Ridgway Shooting
Carl J Malloy and his wife Helen Nancy Malloy faced a hearing on a shooting that left John Francis Meyers of Ridgway in critical condition at Ridgway Hospital. The couple pleaded not guilty claiming defense of their home. Malloy jailed in Cambria County for trial at the next Quarter Sessions with bail set at 10000 dollars, 2500 on the aggravated assault charge.
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Ridgway Hospital
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Milloy
John Francis Meyers
Ridgway
Emporium
Helen Nat Malloy
Justice of Las Pence L. K
Malloy
Fie Cama
North Carolina genius loses pounds with salts diet claim
An article reports a North Carolina genius claims to shed seven pounds in seven weeks using a salt based regimen, comparing personal weight loss to other sensational results. It mentions a product called Erschen Salts priced at a few cents and contrasts it with expert doubt.
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Dean
North Carolina
Kessler
Avery
Bowling Loop Opens Season With Eight Teams
The Corry City Bowling League begins its season at Recreation Alleys Inext wet Monday evening. Eight teams clash in the opener with Kl Wanis facing Loveland Tires, followed by Carry Baking versus Recreation Alleys.
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Corry City League
Corry City Bowling League
TK Yanis ‘Club
Loveland ‘Tires
Corry Baking
Carry Journal
Corry-James- Town
Ebbie Brook
Stancard
Kl Wanis
Loveland
Corry-Jamestown
Hursiay
Pebble Brooke
Corry Journal
Lillian Guild Enjoys Meeting at Findley
A social gathering of the Lillian Guild of Emmanuel Episcopal church was hosted at the summer home “Mayflower Lodge” Findley Lake. Members and guests enjoyed a turreen luncheon for eighteen, followed by visiting and music. awards were presented to Mrs. L B Rosloff Mrs. Harry Roberts and Mrs. C Rogers.
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Lillian Guild
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
C. B. Ratler
Mayflower Lodge
Findley Lake
L. B. Rosloff
Harry Roberts
C. Rogers
Rafter
Edinboro alumni plan Erie County dinner at Hunter's Lodge
The Erie County alumni association of Edinboro State Teachers College will hold a banquet at Hunter's Lodge in Erie on Wednesday evening October 2. All alumni and spouses are invited. The program is being prepared by the committee in charge.
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Erie County
Maello-Glo Face Powder Promoted to Nurses
Advert says Maello-Glo, the new powder, is preferred by nurses for its purity and skin friendly properties. It stays on longer, resists shine, and helps the complexion. Esoteric spelling and brand phrasing noted from the retailer listing.
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Rseister
New Officers Installed at Jonathan Lodge Meeting
District Deputy Grandmaster Brew Mixer and staff installed the officers of Jonathan Lodge in a North Center street hall last night. Noble grand Guy Abbey and the slate including Roy Blynt as vice grand Harold Shannon as financial secretary Harvey Loveland as recording secretary and Lavern as treasurer were praised by attendees for a well executed installation.
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Jonathan Lodge
North Center Street
Noble Grand
Guy Abbey
Roy Blynt
Harold Shannon
Harvey Loveland
Lavern
Miss Fringes Strong Weds Leon Cable in Warren
Miss Fringes Strong daughter of Mr and Mrs C A Strong was married at Warren yesterday afternoon to Leon Cable of Spring Creek. Rev T S Dickson pastor of the First Presbyterian Church officiated. After a wedding trip through New England states the couple will reside at Spring Creek.
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