Johnny Hines Stars In Opening Grand Feature
Johnny Hines headlines the Rex Theatre opening grand feature with a lavish production of Wier a Man Loves. The film profiles Louis XV era Spain, with authentic period sets and a star cast led by Ronald Colman and Wilma Hanky.
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John Barrymore
Delores Costallo
Adam and Evil
Rex
Johnny Hines
Warman Bros
John Harrymore
Costello
Rex Theatre
Sera
Abbe Prevost
Louis XV
Reames
Ori
Goyerimbepe
Warner Bros
Paris
Versailles
Anny
Alan Crosland
George Rivm Maurice
Spain
Stonery
Ronald Colman
Wilma Hanky
Tumante
Ftemaur Leer
White Pants
Willie
Johnny Times
Grand Theatre
Pridacee
Lelia” Iyams
Ruth Dryyer
Margaret Seddon
Walter Long
Henry Barrows
Steorge Kuyta
Bijnes Davis
Charles Hines
Tragedy in Meadville as man shoots teen suitor then kills self
In Meadville Edward D. Peterman 40 shot 17 year old Luke Schroeder at the girl Lorraine Mellon Peterman’s home after a football game. He then turned the revolver on himself, dying later at Spencer Hospital. Schroeder died en route. The incident left the teen’s girlfriend and others shaken.
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Meadville
Vet
Appa
Bae Pany
Conneaut
Luke
Ian
Edward D. Petersom
Italy
Cinton Schroeder
Gomeaut Lake High School
Spencer
Schroeder
Lorraine Mellon
Peterman
Sthroier
Ant
Burg Class to Visit Capital in 1927 Trip
Johnsonburg Board of Education approved the Senior class of 1927 Educational Trip to Washington D C and extended financial assistance for graduating classes past three years. Arrangements set to run a six week term with half day shifts for children to attend morning or afternoon sessions.
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Johnson Burg
Vee Wine Board of Education
Washington, D.C
Ltr
Hindu Muslim Riots in India Reported by United Press
London dispatch says serious Hindu Muslim rioting flared in India with thirty six casualties at Jubbulpore and surrounding districts. The Morning Post correspondent in Meharabad cites unrest amid regional violence and casualties in ongoing upheaval.
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India
United Press London
Morning Post
Miehabad
Inca
Two Harrisburg Women Missing Sparks Search Efforts
Harrisburg area reports two women disappearances heighten concerns. Catherine Sanders, 19, from Whitehall, reportedly planned a trip to New Cumberland. Mrs. Harry Russell Jr., mother of three, vanished after leaving home in Lemoyne with searches extending along the Susquehanna’s west shore yielding no trace.
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United Press
Shore Town
McIntosh Plans Long Eastward Flight Record Attempt
British airman Captain RH McIntosh, after a failed Atlantic crossing attempt due to head winds, plans a nonstop eastward flight in the Princess Xenia to beat the Chamberlain Levine distance record. He will depart from Upavon, using the same aircraft that started his transatlantic flight and aim for Katehi, India.
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United Fiery London
Rh, McIntosh
Atlantic
Clarence Chamberlain
Charles A. Levine
McIntosh
Princess Xenia
America
Upavon
Saint Raphael
Katehi
India
36 Autoists Lose Licenses
Harrisburg reports the state highway department revoked the drivers licenses of 36 persons for the week ending October 6. Sixteen licenses were revoked for intoxication, six for transporting liquor illegally, and nine drivers were placed on the department blacklist with eight of those having driven while intoxicated.
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Harrisburg
State Highway Department
Russell Scott Cheats Gallows Hangs Himself
A Chicago report notes Russell Scott, once condemned to death for murder and robbery, killed himself after a prolonged fight to avert execution. The case drew psychology and criminology interest as doctors considered brain and physical factors. Mrs. Florence Scott consented to postmortem study. she hopes it vindicates her husband’s sanity. James Drought traveled to Oil City for business.
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Russell Scott
United Press
Chicago
Russell Scotty Price
Scout
Rcott
Shimself
Florence Scot
Turing
Russell
Scott
Shotter
Former Corry Man Addresses Mich Bankers
Walter Ly Daniluis, former Corry resident and now first vice president of a Michigan bank, spoke at a meeting of the Michigan Bankers Association in Detroit. He urged bankers to serve the community, support industry and farming, and preserve local enterprises, stressing service as the bank’s duty and the need to restore business on a sound, steady basis.
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Walter Ly Daniluis
Te Hte
Shera Dolan
First National Bank of
Detere
Helrussuil
Tusitiers
Jassocialon
Michigan
Uwwosse
Chathnat Witt
Tiny Cory
Detroit
Michigany Bankes
Dunham
Sandy
Adellin
Altor
Lyell
Hushimg Pruckius
Daghani
Hue
Prison Plot Charge Shrouds Pittabungh Murder Case
A confused report states 24 year old Elimabetlh Jaworski, linked with alleged Pittabungh murder plot. Authorities say Masten was arrested while Srycil WU aided the案, awaiting security for Kitminder in Bennay vain.
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Elimabetlh Jaworski
Raut
Tuwardkiy
Masten
Poligey Srycil WU
Parsdis
Kitminder i Bennay Vain
New Officers to Install in District Posts
notices list upcoming installations for American Legion posts in multiple districts. Entries include Lake Shore Post No 1, Leo J. Ross Post No 208, Girard Post No 494, Corry Post No 65, and Fort Shiebe Post No 285 with scheduled dates in October and November.
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Nimyewiy
Lake Shore Post
North East
Leo J. Ross
Tusville
Girard
Cory Part
Corry
Fort Shibeif
le Dicen
Ralph Motard
Moffatt School Wins Honors at Township Fair
Moffatt School led the Concord Community vale entries at the township fair, earning 88 points and $205. Cooke School scored 70 points earning $800 for first prize displays, Lindsey School 777 points received $2, while Lovell and Linvelt schools also placed in athletic prizes among several participating districts.
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Concord School
Cook School
Concord
Pennzoil moves offices to Colonal Drake Building
Pennzoil will move offices including executive, sales, traffic, advertising and accounting from Rouseville to the third floor of the new Colonal Drake Building around April 1. The fronting street is Sener and Duncomts, covering about 13 500 square feet. About 608 employees will be affected as only plant management and auxiliary clerical staff stay in the old building.
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Pennzoil
Ales
Rouseville
Colonal Drake
Permgoit
Sener
Olorig Duncomts Street
Ver
Suine Do
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James Drought
Oil City
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Big Detroit Institution
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