Punxsutawney Area Crash Injures Eight At Nighttime Bend
Eight people were hurt Sunday evening on a highway near Punxsutawney when a vehicle driven by David Harvey of Ehrenfeld failed to negotiate a sharp bend. Injured besides Harvey included his wife and daughter Lizbeth, grandson William, Ocall of Ehrenfeld, Mr. and Mrs. Herald Gorman, Art, and Edward Luesher. The report notes the turn was misjudged and the car left the road. Authorities await fuller details on conditions and whether speed or road conditions contributed to the crash.
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Root
John Petielesz
Springfield
Erie
R. J. Crozier
du Detail
State Highway Patrol
Brady Street
du- Bois
Maple Avenue
DuBois
Croziex
Reuben Smuck
Emerick
Creaser
Crozier
Tom Bellefonte
St. Eoward’s
Onions, Ear Trouble, and Local Notices in Erie Area
Raymond Miller, 82, endured ear pain and a dentist noted the tooth had migrated from jaw to ear years ago. Assemblyman Edwin Dene reported church run distance extended near Titusville. Local incidents include a highway patrol injury in DuBois, a burnished birthday party, and Meadsville public events.
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Raymond Miller
Raymond
Unite Brethren In Christ Church
Mildred McElroy
South Center Street
Titusville
Edwin R. Dene
Meldville
Bradford
Bradford-Allegany
Billy Helps Master a Ride to High Street
A crowded scene follows Billy as he assists a master rider through the city streets. Milly accompanies him to guide the way and help settle the fare with customers at the end of the route.
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Linfalie
Olen
Cuerler
Eatery
With
Milly
Lily
Imminent Russo Japanese rupture feared as talks falter
Russia and Japan teeter on the edge of a break as Tass officials warn a cabinet meeting may be needed to reassess Ambassador Ota's report. Tokyo insists Russia drop charges on the Manchurian railway conspiracy while both sides risk war if talks collapse.
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Tokio
Ota
Javan
Tass
Information Bureau
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Hissian
Japan
Russia
Manchina
China
Manchukuo
Hierself
Roosevelt Moves to Release Bank Funds
Roosevelt announces progress on a bank relief plan focusing on paying depositors in closed banks and ensuring lending capacity remains available. Also reports a mine accident in Du Bois where a 46 year old miner died after coal fell on him. Lower interest rate prospects fade as Treasury contemplates part of 9 percent mix.
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Oictober
Columbus
Wilson
American Legion
Meadville
Marland Gould
Frostburg
Adrian
Punxsutawney
Gould
Mip
Adkan
John Valentour
Kane Fire Department
Yes
Uharborough
Jie
Unites Press
Washington
Dut
Roosevelt
Ganksey
Dubois
Fay
Vuyluui
In Wellh
Nile
Hie Treasury
Warren Street Included in Roosevelt Highway Improvement
Pennsylvania’s Federal-Aid highway program allocates 18.8 million dollars for planned improvements. Awards already made for 11.11 miles of road and a bridge. Washington approval pending for three more projects totaling 11 miles. Bids to be opened October 2 for 8.5 miles of borough streets, highway and bridges. Schedule includes 39.01 miles of road later in the month with bids on October 27. Warren County Roosevelt highway project covers 0.58 mile in Warren borough.
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Sarrisburg
Pennsylvania
Washington
Warran Counly
Roosevelt Highway
Warren Borough
Circle Opens with Luncheon
The Historical Circle held its first meeting of the season at the Brick House with a dainty luncheon for fourteen members and one guest, Mrs Ella McCray of Glymer. A sincere and inspiring program followed with roll call of verses and stories, poems, and readings by Mrs Addie Growell, Mrs Sarah Strains, and others. The circle plans to meet again at Mrs Lila Foster’s home, with Mrs Carle Houghton coordinating the next program.
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Glymer
Netee Voling
Addie Growell
Marks Gain
Sarah Strains
Lila Moster
Mma ‘Dean
Wolny
Lewy
Mwands Sui
Edith Burlingame
Sarah Stearns
Lila Foster
Carle Houghton
German village finds new path after upheaval
Fragmentary text suggests a German village recovery narrative in the unnamed century, noting recent upheaval and social change. Mentions names similar to Germania and nearby locales, with references to East Central Europe dynamics and local leadership shifts.
Peace Brings Loazer Life Animals Swirl Through War
Fragmentary report details a peace period affecting wildlife and people. The text references young creatures, a sea or land setting, and lingering dangers from prior conflict, with a focus on survival and quiet recovery after turmoil.
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