Health restrictions lifted for high school events citywide
Health officials announced that the ban on high school students attending theatres and public events would be lifted Wednesday if no new diphtheria cases emerge. A state health representative cited improving local conditions after quarantine reductions and urged continued caution.
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Venangoco Pioneer George A Dewoody Dies at 88
George A. Dewoody, 88, Civil War veteran and long time member of Mays Post of the G.A.R., died at his Franklin home. A lifelong resident of Victory township, Venango County, he served his community since 1881 and spent his life in the Venango area.
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Borough Proposal To Reconvert City To Borough Form
City officials will discuss a petition from hundreds of Corty property owners urging voters to decide on reverting the city from a third class to a borough form of government. The regular council meeting will cover routine business. health matters may be briefly addressed if time allows.
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Funeral services and wedding report from Titusville era
Funeral notices describe Mrs Eye F Winger’s death and Christian service, noting her role as minister’s wife and former Moreign Missionary Society president with eight children and many relatives. A separate wedding announcement covers Eleanor Woolley Bronson and Leon Joseph M. Pierce at St Titus Church with prominent attendees.
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Displaced Train Changes Draw Local Protest at Clarendon
In Clarendon station, Pansy Vania rail stop is removed affecting six daily trains. Citizens question the move given heavy parcel post and mail business, noting trains were needed to handle mail. The change may push officials to reconsider Clarendon as a regular stop.
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Cured of eczema with San Cura ointment and soap
Mrs. Sara R. Byerly of Greensburg Pa lauds San Cura Ointment and Soap after four years of ineffective treatment. She claims rapid relief and full cure from eczema, urging continued use for skin ailments including itching, sores, burns, rashes, and sunburn. The ad promotes San Cura Ointment at 60 cents and San Cura Soap for eruptions and babies.
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Sara R. Byerly
Greensurg
Oil City Man Loses Two Legs In Fatal Pittsburgh Accident
Edward McConnell, 54, a longtime Oil City resident and veteran of the Spanish American War, died in a Pittsburgh hospital after being struck by a vehicle in the Brilliant yards area. He leaves a sister Mrs J B Lynch and brothers Thor and Robert, with funeral arrangements pending in Pittsburgh.
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Thief Breaks Loose After Looting Erie Church Altar Box
A thief looted the altar box at St Michael's Church in Erie at 619 West Seventeenth Street Saturday night, was cornered by Henry LeBlanc of 10 West Eighteenth Street, seized, then broke free and fled through the vestry door as police arrived. The assailant drew a revolver during the struggle but escaped. Police, including Lieuts Chlane and Ross, pursued but the man vanished into the night.
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Royalty to Voyage on Simplon Express to Paris
Maxie of Row a leads a 21 member royal party en route to Paris and the United States. The group is expected to arrive aboard the Simplon express today and board the Leviathan at Cherbourg on October 1 for New York.
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Mailing Motor Registration Applications Open Soon
The State Highway Department announces that the work of sending motor registration applications for 1027 will start October 10. Acting Secretary Connell urges Corry motorists to complete blanks and submit fees early to avoid last minute congestion. Applications will be accepted until November 1 and licenses will be issued once processing is signed.
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Fragmentary notice of vehicle tag issuance and December rush
A garbled December notice warns motorists to apply early for license tags. It notes that as November 1 approaches, motorists are advised to think Aquleye of the motor Vehicle division and to anticipate the issuance of tags. Motorists are urged to obtain tags early to avoid the last minute rush in December.
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Charge Boy Stole Fourteen Cars In Area Heist
Lewiston police hold Kenneth Kling for trial on fourteen counts of auto theft. State police say the youth stole cars from Layuite town Middleburg Shomalla Dry and Lewlkbuing during the past week. Authorities report the case involves multiple vehicles recovered in the regional sweep.
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